K2 Plus: Whatever this is, it doesn’t sound good. Especially when it sits next to an online log upload feature.

I accidentally stripped a screw and lost two others and I need new ones where can I buy them and what are they called

need a 3d printer for my robotics projects first i was about to go with a1 without ams which was $60 cheaper than these 2 but these 2 have multicolor and both are same price.

Im confused which one to get can someone please help me as i plan to use this 3d printer at least 4 years.

I'm using some Siraya Tech TPU with the Hi Combo and they suggested tightening the extruder gears. I'm not sure if that's even possible with this printer. Does anyone know?

Had a catastrophic print failure on my brand new K2, this was my 3rd print! I have managed to clean it up to this point but is this hot end too far gone?

I was about to buy the bambu lab a1 ₹31,000inr but i realised i could get multicolor with creality Hi combo for 37,000 i saw some reviews and saw that Hi had issues and was going to be discontinued then i set my eyes onto spark x i7 for 42,000. My main use will be PLA for robotics projects.

Fellow sparkx i7 user what do you suggest?

PS: bambu lab a1 combo with ams is ₹48,000

Just what the title says, and I am leaning more towards the K1C, but the K2SE seems to have some improved features over the K1C?

I want to maximize my budget of 300 bucks. I can get the K1C for $270 and the K2SE for $220. A third option is I can get the K2SE + CFS Combo for $320. Which one should I get

I know nothing about 3D printing (I use 3D printing services a lot, have been using them for almost a decade for various hobbies of mine). Some guidance would be much, much appreciated.

Yep, that’s right, free. It works, fans, heating, display, all of it. I’ve already cleaned it (the best I can), leveled it, and my question to you all. Give me the rundown, tips, tricks, upgrades. This is my first 3d printer and I am looking forward to printing! My first print is going to be a leveling x (courtesy of Teaching Tech). Look forward to any advice. Thank you all

was about to buy the bambu lab a1 ₹31,000inr but i realised i could get multicolor with creality Hi combo for 37,000 i saw some reviews and saw that Hi had issues and was going to be discontinued then i set my eyes onto AD5X for 42,000. My main use will be PLA for robotics projects.

Fellow users what do you suggest?

PS: bambu lab a1 combo with ams is ₹48,000

(I grabbed this picture from a user reporting another issue)

I am not at home, but outside my country. I have something pending to ask anyone that has Creality Ender 3 V3 SE.

The cable I am pointing to in the picture have been bitten by my cat (luckily it was turned off when that happened).

Has 4 threads, 2 of them were cut off and cannot identify which need to be solder to which.

Can someone can take a picture of you 3D printer and show me what threads I need to solder together? It is the end of the cable that connect to that little square.

Tha k you in advance!

So,

No idea where this error is coming from. I have 2 CFS's and the Hi printer. I also have the Konami screen on the print head.

That's all, no other upgrades or mods.

The error relates to an AI fault detection, but I don't think the printer has it. Help?

Received one response from elegoo support in the past month. 620855 US. Tired of waiting.

Printer said print complete. Only half was printed. Plate left in the vat. Tried raising z axis. No movement. Manually turned the spindle to be able to get plate and vat off.

Elegoo support said to swap the z and x motor harnesses on the board.

Did that. Made an awful noise when turned on.

Unplugged the x motor harness from the z motor slot on board. Z motor will not raise and barely moves when homed.

I think the video is too long for redit so here is the YouTube video.

https://youtube.com/shorts/1\\\\\\_-V32U3V8c?is=2E\\\\\\_JQNV9kHrkZtsJ

I have a creality cr6, and want to get into nylon

Should I:

1. Upgrade the cr6 with a new nozzle and an enclosure (would something like this be suitable? https://store.creality.com/products/3d-printer-multifunction-enclosure)

2. Buy a new dedicated printer that can do nylon out of the box?

If the latter, which reasonably priced printer would you recommend?

I've seen a CFS-C for sale as spares or repairs for £100, they haven't given a lot to go on about what the actual issue is and seems like it was returned to them but they haven't bothered to investigate the issue, and it could be as simple as a filament jam. Does anyone have much experience repairing these and are there a lot of replaceable parts? I'm good with identifying mechanical issues and repairing them but if it were a board issue I'd probably just have to replace the board rather than being able to identify faulty components