After your last video about Creality Print I downloaded it and gave it a try. I couldn't find a menu like in Cura (who knew it was edit) so I gave up on it. This video helped a lot in showing me where to change settings. Hey, I'm 71 and don't play around with my printers enough!! I'll give it a try on my next print. Thank you for the information and video.
I'm glad to hear the video helped! Do you have a preference of Creality Print vs Cura? Both are great slicers as is Orca slicer. I bounce around between the three of them. Thanks for the kind words and I really appreciate that you took the time to watch! Thanks you very much!
I only have used Cura and thought I'd try Creality Print but couldn't figure it out. I'll try it again since I found out where to make changes in Creality Print in this video. Thank you again.
@andyby7754 I am 77 and totally love the 3D printing world, I tried Creality Print when I bought my 3D MAX but did not care for it, I also tried Orca and now use Orca most all the time. Keep looking, exploring, and learning!
@@pushingplastic7445 Still loving it after almost 8 years, currently have an S1 Pro, Ender3 Max with the S1Pro hot end & extruder, dual z, and my latest is K1 max.
I recently got myself an ender 3 v3 se and my buddy advised me to use cura... Which has been working great for me. However, given this video I'm going to test out creality. Thanks great video!
Cura is a great slicer, I use it myself, for about 5 years now. Creality did a lot of work over the years to improve their slicing software. It's made for their printers with Creality built profiles. Give it a shot and let me know how you like it! I have a few other videos on the channel for Creality Print too. Thanks for watching!
Awesome! Thanks for those kind words! In my opinion, there just aren't enough people covering what can be done with Creality Print. Thank you so very much for watching!
Thanks! There just aren't enough people supporting Creality Print. Years ago Creality Print was pretty bad and a lot of people assume it's the same as it was. But Creality gave it a face lift and developed the inner workings. I hope they keep developing it! It's a good slicer! Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching!
Amazing! I plugged your settings into Creality Print and my K1 Max pumped out incredible top layers instantly. I am trying to move over to using Creality Print 5 and having a terrible time. Even in advanced settings, I cannot find any of the shell settings and my top layers look like doo doo.
Your videos have been really helpful! I beed figure out how to get better quality over supports because its been terrible at times and sometimes its manageable but nothing as good as i see in videos. My Supports arent hard to remove just makes skin super ugly
Thanks for the videos, both my printers are ender 3 v3 se modified with Creality Official Original Ender-3 V3 SE/KE Ceramic Heating Block Kit-60W 0.4mm Quick-swap Nozzle Kit, 40mm cooling fans, Nebula PAds, liner rail upgrades. helping me build my profile has really increased the quality of my prints. Do you have a section for ABS filament and TPU? they are the two I'm having issues with. PLA has been great, I am running Creality Print V4.3.8.7062 as I have found it more reliably then V5.1
I actually just started working on a video for TPU! I also have an ender 3 v3 se, it was my go to machine for TPU. It is stock. I got my first TPU clog with it a few weeks back, I'm guessing my filament wasn't as dry as I thought. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
@@pushingplastic7445 thanks mate, I encounter a lot of stringing issues on some objects while a simple objects printed fine. it is very painful, how ever i did use pla profiles and that did reduce the stringing not by much but did improve. I have a Comgrow filament dryer which also helps, I run that in all prints as well. if i could send a photo of my setup on youtube I would show you my setup.
I really liked your guide to get a nice top surface. Please could you consider how to get the same quality if that surface has (designed) holes in it? Maybe print your test tile with five holes dotted at random and see if prints smoothly now 🤫? I get artifacts after the holes because the hotend chooses to move all over the place now. Ive tried with some of the newer settings in CP (and Orca) but I cant get rid......
I don't have the Neo, but I can say that I use Cura and Creality Print for my original Ender 3, Ender 5, Ender 5 Plus and of course the Ender 3 V3 Se. I use Creality Print and Orca Slicer for my K1 Max if any of that helps. The profiles in Creality Print are tuned better for Creality Machines. All of those slicers will give great results when you tune your printer and filament. Personally I think the slicing algorithm for Cura is better than Creality Print but Creality Print hasn't been around for more than about 2 years and gets better with each update. I started using Creality Print to help makers that like to use it because it came with the printer and they got comfortable with it. Don't let anybody tell you Creality Print isn't a good slicer. Thanks for the question. If you have anymore, let me know and I'll do what I can to answer it for you! Thanks for watching!
Hi I loved this video up until the skins 😅 I am using creality 5.1 and I can’t find that option anywhere 😢.i assumed it has been renamed ?? Can you help please
After your last video about Creality Print I downloaded it and gave it a try. I couldn't find a menu like in Cura (who knew it was edit) so I gave up on it. This video helped a lot in showing me where to change settings. Hey, I'm 71 and don't play around with my printers enough!! I'll give it a try on my next print. Thank you for the information and video.
I'm glad to hear the video helped! Do you have a preference of Creality Print vs Cura? Both are great slicers as is Orca slicer. I bounce around between the three of them. Thanks for the kind words and I really appreciate that you took the time to watch! Thanks you very much!
I only have used Cura and thought I'd try Creality Print but couldn't figure it out. I'll try it again since I found out where to make changes in Creality Print in this video. Thank you again.
@andyby7754 I am 77 and totally love the 3D printing world, I tried Creality Print when I bought my 3D MAX but did not care for it, I also tried Orca and now use Orca most all the time. Keep looking, exploring, and learning!
@@rodneysmith1750 Orca is a great slicer. I use Orca most times with my K1 Max, it does great! How are you enjoying 3D printing so far?
@@pushingplastic7445 Still loving it after almost 8 years, currently have an S1 Pro, Ender3 Max with the S1Pro hot end & extruder, dual z, and my latest is K1 max.
I recently got myself an ender 3 v3 se and my buddy advised me to use cura... Which has been working great for me. However, given this video I'm going to test out creality. Thanks great video!
Cura is a great slicer, I use it myself, for about 5 years now. Creality did a lot of work over the years to improve their slicing software. It's made for their printers with Creality built profiles. Give it a shot and let me know how you like it! I have a few other videos on the channel for Creality Print too. Thanks for watching!
I enjoyed the video today, simply love your explanations and the material you cover! 😀😀
Awesome! Thanks for those kind words! In my opinion, there just aren't enough people covering what can be done with Creality Print. Thank you so very much for watching!
great video bud would love to another like this but in the new Creality print v5 its all changed and I'm new and trying to learn it all
It on the way soon!!!!!
Your Creality Print vids are the best! I've learned a lot, got my K1 Max few weeks ago. Keep up the good work.
Thanks! There just aren't enough people supporting Creality Print. Years ago Creality Print was pretty bad and a lot of people assume it's the same as it was. But Creality gave it a face lift and developed the inner workings. I hope they keep developing it! It's a good slicer! Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching!
Thanks for another great Creality Print video. I really appreciate your work!
Thanks! And thanks for watching!
Solved my top layer issue on my K1. Thanks. Gilles
Awesome! Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
Very informative video I have greatly improved the finishing of my pieces.
Nice! I'm happy it helped! Thanks for watching!
Great tutorials, subscribed and looking forward to learning more. Thank you 🙏
I'm working to update my videos to the new version of Creality Print!!!!
@@pushingplastic7445 yours looks more professional lol. Thank you
Amazing! I plugged your settings into Creality Print and my K1 Max pumped out incredible top layers instantly. I am trying to move over to using Creality Print 5 and having a terrible time. Even in advanced settings, I cannot find any of the shell settings and my top layers look like doo doo.
Great video Bill. Thanks for the tips
Thank you! I hope the tips are useful for you! Thanks for watching!
Brilliant that was a great help thanks you.
Thanks for the kind words & thanks for watching!
Amazing result ! But could you please give the settings with the last version of Creality Print for K1 max ? Parameters are differents...
It's in progress!!!! I'm trying to update all of the older videos!
@@pushingplastic7445 thank you 👍
Your videos have been really helpful! I beed figure out how to get better quality over supports because its been terrible at times and sometimes its manageable but nothing as good as i see in videos. My Supports arent hard to remove just makes skin super ugly
Thanks for the kind words and thank you for watching! More to come with Creality Print!
Thanks for the videos, both my printers are ender 3 v3 se modified with Creality Official Original Ender-3 V3 SE/KE Ceramic Heating Block Kit-60W 0.4mm Quick-swap Nozzle Kit, 40mm cooling fans, Nebula PAds, liner rail upgrades. helping me build my profile has really increased the quality of my prints. Do you have a section for ABS filament and TPU? they are the two I'm having issues with. PLA has been great, I am running Creality Print V4.3.8.7062 as I have found it more reliably then V5.1
I actually just started working on a video for TPU! I also have an ender 3 v3 se, it was my go to machine for TPU. It is stock. I got my first TPU clog with it a few weeks back, I'm guessing my filament wasn't as dry as I thought. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
@@pushingplastic7445 thanks mate, I encounter a lot of stringing issues on some objects while a simple objects printed fine. it is very painful, how ever i did use pla profiles and that did reduce the stringing not by much but did improve. I have a Comgrow filament dryer which also helps, I run that in all prints as well. if i could send a photo of my setup on youtube I would show you my setup.
@PushingPlastics7445 what version of Creality prints are you using?
I'm running 5.1. At the time the video you are commenting from was made, Creality Print 5 didn't exist.
I really liked your guide to get a nice top surface. Please could you consider how to get the same quality if that surface has (designed) holes in it? Maybe print your test tile with five holes dotted at random and see if prints smoothly now 🤫? I get artifacts after the holes because the hotend chooses to move all over the place now. Ive tried with some of the newer settings in CP (and Orca) but I cant get rid......
6 months later, they changed the UI and everything of Creality Print.
Would you be able to make an updated video with this?
It's on the way!!!! Thanks for asking and thanks for watching!
@@pushingplastic7445 Thanks, Bill! :)
Sorry is a top layer question. Which is better to use on a creality ender V3 neo. Creality print or cura. Just trying learn what the settings do. 😊
I don't have the Neo, but I can say that I use Cura and Creality Print for my original Ender 3, Ender 5, Ender 5 Plus and of course the Ender 3 V3 Se. I use Creality Print and Orca Slicer for my K1 Max if any of that helps. The profiles in Creality Print are tuned better for Creality Machines. All of those slicers will give great results when you tune your printer and filament. Personally I think the slicing algorithm for Cura is better than Creality Print but Creality Print hasn't been around for more than about 2 years and gets better with each update. I started using Creality Print to help makers that like to use it because it came with the printer and they got comfortable with it. Don't let anybody tell you Creality Print isn't a good slicer. Thanks for the question. If you have anymore, let me know and I'll do what I can to answer it for you! Thanks for watching!
@@pushingplastic7445this is Precisely why i use creality print lol because came with printer
Hi I loved this video up until the skins 😅 I am using creality 5.1 and I can’t find that option anywhere 😢.i assumed it has been renamed ?? Can you help please
What is the perfect settings for when you have letters on flat surface. i have problems with letters on a smooth surface? Thanks
Thanks I needed!
On my Creality it appears that the ironing angle is -1, is it correct to leave it like that?
Considering this video is 4 months old, your version of CP does not look like the 5.1 version I have?
Creality Print 5 didn't exist when this video was made.
Darn, my pc has a different version of Creality Slicer 😢
You can download the latest version from the Creality Cloud Downloads!!
"Promo sm" 😃
Thanks for the info but OMG! you are painful to watch.