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Creality K1 MAX 3D Printer Upgrade with 600mm/s Printing Speed 300°C High-Temperature Nozzle Direct Extruder Hands-Free Auto Leveling Dual Z Axes Stable Cube Frame 11.81x11.81x11.81inch

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Size: K1 Max


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  • 600mm/s High-Speed Printing The Creality K1 Max 3D printer delivers remarkable efficiency, with a blazing speed of 600mm/s and 20000mm/s2 accelerationprinting 12 times faster than traditional FDM models. Whether you're a professional racing against deadlines or a beginner seeking quick and quality results, this printer has you covered.
  • Generous 11.81x11.81x11.81in Build Volume The K1 Max 3D printer features an expansive 300300300mm build volume, enabling the creation of large models or multiple smaller ones in a single session. With a market-leading 25.5% print volume-to-size ratio, it ensures unmatched efficiency in every print job.
  • Advanced AI Lidar and Camera Monitoring With a precision 1m resolution LiDAR, the K1 Max scans the first layer autonomously, instantly halting printing if any issue arises to ensure flawless results. The built-in AI camera actively detects spaghetti failure, debris, or other disruptions, offering real-time alerts and producing time-lapse videos. Heatbed strain sensors provide exact leveling for consistent high-quality prints.
  • Seamless Setup and User-Friendly Design The K1 Max arrives fully assembled and pre-calibrated, ready for immediate use out of the box. Its hands-free auto-leveling, powered by strain sensors, ensures perfect alignment with zero effort. The rapid-heating bed reaches 60C in just 90 seconds, streamlining setup and minimizing wait times.
  • 32mm3/s Flow with Dual Cooling System The advanced ceramic heater surrounding the hotend rapidly melts filaments, enabling a robust 32mm3/s feeding flow at up to 300C. A dual cooling system, with fans on the printhead and in the build chamber, ensures rapid hardening of prints to avoid stringing and warping.

Brand: Creality


Material: Steel


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 20"D x 24"W x 20"H


Item Weight: 10 Kilograms


Product Dimensions: 18.19 x 17.13 x 20.71 inches


Item Weight: 22 pounds


Item model number: Creality K1 Fastest 3D Printer


Date First Available: August 31, 2023


Manufacturer: Creality 3D


Country of Origin: China


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Lots of fun and really easy to setup. This printer has a ton of guides on the various "Video Websites" You May Want to Tune into for instruction. Literally this machine is very supported by the 3d printer community rich poor alike. IT runs great out of the box prints nicely. Cura looks daunting but the files you import have the settings in them already some prints may need adhesion or support checked but do be sure in Cura that it is set to only 0.2 for layer height. I upgraded this to the SKR 1.4 Turbo with TMC2209 stepper motor drivers and put it into my old grow tent which at the time I didn't know would be beneficial. This tent also has a heat controller on it so I may have accidentally placed my printer in optimal environmental settings. I didn't have bugs installing the original components that came with the printer but the extruder should be upgraded to the metal one since all the plastic ones only last about one week to a few months.. Like a $13 part. And the white hot end PTFE tube causes jams and under extrusion. I fixed with some blue Capricorn ptfe tubing so far it's working amazingly.. My problems with the original is it's a bit clunky slow and makes annoying high pich noise which isn't at all annoying it's actually interesting to hear it but it is detracting and I have ADHD. Prints came out fine with all stock parts. Learning the slicing software can be hard. If you upgrade learning to flash marlin can be hard but you can do pretty much anything at the forfront of 3d printing with this thing because literally every one doing prototyping has this thing unless they had some government grant money or don't like to actually tinker which is insane. why buy one of these at all if you're not that type of person. ... show more
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