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Creality K1 3D Printer with 600mm/s Printing Speed 2000mm/s² Acceleration, 300℃ High-Temp 32mm³/s Flow Hotend Auto Level Dual-Gear Direct Extruder Printing Size 8.66x8.66x9.84 inch

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  • Faster and More EfficientThe Creality K1 3D printer features a printing speed of 600mm/s and 20000mm/s2 acceleration, making it 12 times faster than standard 3D printers. It delivers an exceptional printing experience and produces high-quality models in a shorter time.
  • Efficient PrintingWith a maximum flow rate of 32mm3/s, the K1 incorporates a new ceramic heater that surrounds the hotend, allowing it to reach 200C in just 40 seconds and melt filament instantly. Its maximum heating temperature is 300C.
  • Easy Start to PrintThe K1 offers one-tap self-inspection for effortless printing initiation. A strain sensor in the heatbed ensures precise auto-leveling without user intervention, significantly reducing setup time.
  • Dual-Gear ExtruderThe all-metal "Sprite" direct extruder features dual gears for smooth feeding, supporting a wide range of filaments, including flexible options like TPU. It delivers a powerful and uniform extrusion force of 80N for consistent filament feeding.
  • Upgraded DesignThe K1 supports printing via USB drive or LAN, accommodating various customer needs. A smart G-sensor minimizes ringing during high-speed printing, while accurate Z-axis positioning reduces Z-banding. Dual fans with directional air ducts and an auxiliary fan in the build chamber ensure effective cooling of printed models.

Brand: Creality


Material: Steel


Product Dimensions: 10"D x 10"W x 10"H


Item Weight: 12.5 Kilograms


Compatible Devices: Personal Computer


Product Dimensions: 13.98 x 13.98 x 18.9 inches


Item Weight: 27.5 pounds


Item model number: K1


Date First Available: June 20, 2023


Manufacturer: Creality 3D


Country of Origin: China


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    • Worth the money and time spent building but be careful to check everything before it's to late
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At first, I DID NOT want a Creality anything, nor an open style, some assembly required kit. I wanted the $799 QIDI tech enclosed and all Turnkey. Plug and play. But for about 325-350$ you can get the printer including miro sd card. Filament-https://amzn.to/3vMMnYb (The pack of white that came with was junk) Micro SD to Full SD card adapter-https://amzn.to/3eWMt96 Upgraded springs and Knobes-https://amzn.to/2SzT4P9 Better tubing with nozzles -https://amzn.to/33q0Qxf I also bought a cordless rotary tool-https://amzn.to/3trpdVU and some purple glue sticks that really do work for better grip when you need it I changed my mind because there are tons of videos, blogs, posts, forums, and groups out there ALL using an ENDER something! When you have an issue, there answers everywhere online! I have not hit much that slowed me down. It will take longer to assemble than they say if you count cleanup and fine turning. No big deal. Take the time and get it set up right the first time. Plus I had to install upgrades during my build time...About 1-1.5 hours to unbox and set up, another 2 or 3 if you are like me, and do everything twice to be sure. I love this thing. I can't stop watching it! So if you looking for your first one, save the money and learn more than where the power switch is...It will be worth it. Update: 5/22- A few days ago, my printer started acting strange, not leveling right and prints were coming out worse and worse. It came with two nozzles, so I watched a few videos on care and Maintainance and did a nozzle change. Found that the first nozzle was 2.5mm! Not worn down from printing but from the factory, my glass bed is in good shape. No idea how it got in the package, but I thought it looked big when I installed it. I change to the other and OMG the prints were amazing. I'll say I still like the printer, but they owe me a nozzle, and 3 weeks of ripping my hair out trying to get the test prints right, and a full spool of Hatchbox PLA, and an all-metal hot end, and a PONY! for the time I wasted in test prints and failed prints. I guess I should have known better but I BOUGHT THIS BECAUSE I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT 3D PRINTING AND THE ENDER SERIES HAS THE BEST NON-FACTORY SUPPORT ONLINE! I ADDED SOME PICTURES OF THE TO NOZZLES FOR YOU. hOPE THEY SEE THIS AND TAKE STEPS. Sorry for shouting. I'm a bit angry at this. I checked the packaging and there was no label on the nozzles. will update as needed. S. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021 by S. S.
    • Beginner Friendly, Great Value, Impressive Prints, Large Community of Support
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= What I Wanted As I am new to 3D printing, I wanted something that: - Easy to setup and get going on - Sufficiently capable to avoid quickly "outgrowing" it - Affordable (<$300) = Why I Choose the Ender 3 Pro I was torn between the Ender 3 and the Ender 3 Pro. I settled on the Pro, as I figured that the Pro represented the best and most refined version out-of-box. The Ender 3 is a tried and true model with it's strengths and weakness well known. There are numerous howtos available on how to address the various short comings of the Ender 3. However, several of the enhancements offered by the Ender 3 Pro are either more difficult or cost - approaching or exceeding the cost differential between the 3 and 3 Pro. For example, the upgraded (sturdier) Y-axis base is more difficult to do on your own and requires significant disassembly and reassembly. The upgraded PSU is nearly the cost difference alone and results in an unused item in your drawer that you paid for. = Out of the Box Experience The printer was easy to assemble and worked well without any modifications. It is critically important to get the bed "level" - not as in bubble level but as in consistent height from the extruder nozzle (I used the paper method). It is also important to make sure that the wheel/track assembles are straight and true with proper tightness. I found several helpful guide videos online for this specific model that do a good job of walking you through it. My device came with the latest FW at the time of writing (1.1.6.2), so I have no experience in FW flashing yet. I do plan on setting up an OctoPi/OctoPrint solution, but for now the including SDcard and adapter has worked fine. I've printed with both PLA and PETG and both come out surprisingly well in my opinion. I've been using the latest version of Ultimaker Cura at the time of writing (4.5.0) for slicing STL files. = Notes on Usage A note on print times. I have no experience from which to base my expectations on print times however, you do need to be patient as many prints can take 5, 10, 15+ *hours*. I haven't tinkered around much with the print settings to see how much of a reduction in time I can achieve and at what quality tradeoffs. Nor have I experimented much to see how print quality and time stacks up when printing multiple parts simultaneously versus multiple prints of singular parts. You should monitor your prints - initially to make sure it lays down a good first layer that adheres well and then periodically check on it to make sure it doesn't go awry. Also, make sure you have enough filament to finish the print and that you plan for the duration. Things like - Are you comfortable with it printing overnight or while you are away? - Will the printer be free from vibrations/bumps/drafts in it's location (e.g. dining room table) from foot traffic, AC vents, etc for the duration of the print? = Final Thoughts Overall, I've been very happy with this purchase and foresee a long service given it's performance, upgradability, and available of spares in case of part failure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2020 by Zach

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