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Creality K2 Plus 3D Printer, Support Multi Color Printing Needs CFS, Max 600mm/s Fast Printing, Dual AI Cameras, Full-auto Leveling, Ready-to-Use FDM 3D Printers, Large Build Volume 350x350x350mm

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Model: K2 Plus


Features

  • MULTI-COLOR PRINTER: The Creality K2 Plus multi-color/multi-material printing feature brings your designs to life and showcases your creativity to perfection! Multi-color Printing Requires a Creality CFS Connection. Note: CFS is not included in this product
  • 600MM/S TRUE HIGH SPEED: K2 plus 3D printers lightning-fast print speed lets you focus on creating, not waiting; and at 600 mm/s and 30,000 mm/s2 Accelerated, it operates at just 45 dB, no louder than typing on a laptop
  • EXTRA-LARGE, QUIET POWERHOUSE: As a professional 3D printer, K2 Plus boasts an extra-large creation space of 350*350*350 mm, perfect for working with larger objects or larger batches. It is the first desktop-class 3D printer to utilize industry-grade FOC stepper servo motors in all axes. It has a sturdy all-metal exoskeleton, a robust XYZ axis, and a tightly built enclosure
  • MASTER OF MATERIALS & PRINT QUALITY: K2 Plus 3d printer utilizes an active chamber heater with an internal temperature of up to 60C, prime for forming powerful prints from ASA, PPA and other high-end materials. The non-clogging nozzle tip is made of hardened steel to handle abrasion-resistant engineering materials. Print sizes are accurate to 0.05 millimeters. Two cavity-side auxiliary cooling fans for perfect part cooling
  • DUAL AI CAMERAS & AUTOMATION: K2 Plus is equipped with 18 intelligent sensors. Everything is automated and closely monitored. It has two AI cameras. One is on the side of the chamber to monitor pasta faults, idling, and more. The other is on the tool head for optimizing the flow rate. No more underfeeding or overfeeding. This gives everyone an expert first layer
  • HASSLE-FREE USE: The printer comes pre-assembled and ready to use after unpacking and installing the screen. The power-up quick guide covers self-tests such as leveling and fan calibration. A built-in belt tension sensor proactively checks and adjusts belt tension

Brand: Creality


Material: Aluminum, Metal


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 16.1"D x 15.4"W x 18.7"H


Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer, Tablet, Smartphone


Product Dimensions: 26.1 x 25.4 x 28.7 inches


Item Weight: 102.8 pounds


Item model number: K2 Plus


Date First Available: November 10, 2024


Manufacturer: Creality


Country of Origin: China


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    • Still breaking it in, but loving it so far
Model: K2 Plus Combo
Review Image by ICantBeBothered ICantBeBothered
Review Image by ICantBeBothered ICantBeBothered
Review Image by ICantBeBothered ICantBeBothered
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The media could not be loaded. So far so good. With the mixed reviews on this machine I was a bit hesitant to pull the trigger. I’ve only owned Creality printers in the past and while they’ve had their quirks, I’ve always been able to fix them. I’ve been pretty comfortable with them as a brand. I wanted multicolor and I preferred a large build plate. My end goal was to eliminate my two 300x300x400 printers for one larger printer that was more capable. The K2 Plus fit my requirements. I ordered the combo. It all thankfully arrived undamaged, but there was a gouge in one corner of the box which came very close to damaging the printer. The CFS ships inside the printer, securely anchored inside. The printer is HEAVY and for most people it will take a helper to move it safely. Setup wasn’t as quick as I assumed it would be, but apart from bed leveling, it wasn’t bad. The CFS anchor screws were a bit tight and it required a full sized screw driver to get the proper leverage on one of the screws. As long as you follow the Quickstart setup it’s all pretty straightforward. That is until I got to the bed leveling. The bed has knobs just like any other printer, but they were very tight. I had to use a screw driver in the screw heads (under the build plate) and a rubber grip to turn the knobs. My fingers were getting a bit too raw otherwise. I had about a .6mm variance across my bed. It was the first time I’d ever used Fluidd and it too me a bit to interpret which corner was which. I initially messed things up worse than it was in the first place. I made adjustments over and over and then recalibrated until I got the variance down to about .45mm. From what I’d read, this was well within spec and wouldn’t be a problem. It hasn't proven to be a problem yet. I’ve had a total of 4 ‘error’s during my printing processes. Only one of those errors was directly printer related. The CFS did not properly retract the filament after a print completed. I heated the nozzle back up, hit retract again and it worked just fine that next time. The other issues were slicer related. Every one of them was due to my ignorance with regards to importing 3mf files designed for different printers not specifying what filament was in the slots of the CFS. It does seem like I’ve been lucky so far and I hope that luck continues. I ran a firmware upgrade during the initial setup and then a second firmware update a few days later. The printer has been stable and running like a champ. I’m currently running 1.1.2.10. The build plate has been super sticky. I’ve only had adhesion issues with very small surfaces. Mice ear brims have helped with those. So far I’ve only printed PLA and PETG, all generic. Everything has printed well through the CFS and the side spool. I plan to try TPU 95A as well. One thing I worth clarifying has to do with the multicolor printing. I’d seen a video online suggesting that multicolor prints should not use less than a .2mm layer height. My first multicolor print was in .2mm and it looked okay, but not great. That could have partially been due to the models geometry. I tried a different model and chose .16mm layer height just to see how things turned out. To my surprise, it looked great! This is the turtle in my pictures. I love the speed and the quality to this point, though the quality isn't perfect. I really hope it lasts. The touch screen is working great, wifi has been great. I love being able to send the prints to the printer without a micro SD card. I know there is a lot of hate and regret from some buyers. This is understandable considering how much it costs. There are thousands of these printers out there though and while there are a lot of bad reviews, they pale in comparison to the number of printers that likely haven't been reviewed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025 by ICantBeBothered ICantBeBothered
    • Death By Shipping - Be Aware Before Ordering!
Model: K2 Plus Combo
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The media could not be loaded. I'd love to be able to review the overall quality and features of this 3D printer, how fast it is, it's level of print precision... but, I can't. It arrived DOA and damaged. The outer box was fine and all the intricate packing was completely intact, however inside lurked some rather severe problems. This unit is large, about the size of a mini-fridge, with a large build plate (350mmx350mm), which is why I purchased it. It is heavy, bulky and you shouldn't lift it yourself, which might create inherent issues for delivery. Here in lies the issue. Logistics.... and the abuse it will take by shipping agents getting it to your location. The large build plate is cast aluminum and the supports can snap off in transit, despite all of the shipping supports and locking braces and the entire four spool filament changing unit being packed inside for support. It made no difference. The unit was inoperable on arrival. Door snapped off, build plate sheared at the supports, worm drive shafts bent, bushings gone, motors in unknown condition. I knew about issues with the rubber feet being sheared off in transit, and was prepared to perhaps replace a foot, or remove a broken screw... this is far more damage. Severe. It's DOA. Be aware of this before thinking about ordering this printer. Unfortunately, this also bent the worm drive build plate rods, blew out the bushings and motor shafts. So, even with the spare parts that Creality offered, I could spend hours rebuilding the machine that costs $1600 myself, and hope that there are no other issues later on, or, just give up and find another option. Also of important note, is that support is slow, and appears to only be answered from Shenzhen, China. So, that can limit hours, communication and certainly limit times when shipping replacement parts. The Creality website support is pretty useless, so you will either need to email (very slow, about 48 hours for each response) or use Facebook (Why?!) to chat... irritating. Keep this in mind if you think that you will need any level of troubleshooting or support. I really hope to update this with how amazing this printer is sometime in the future, but for now I cant. Understand that this is a premium, high speed, large build area, color changing printer that sounds awesome... if it can get to you undamaged. Order it with the mindset that UPS will be frustrated getting this expensive, mini-fridge sized, awkward, heavy piece of precision equipment to your door without damage. In my case, living in a large, well populated easy to get to city... it was not possible. I will update if any of these conditions change. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025 by Shock System Shock System

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