Dear @Just Vlad, Your Videos are allways exactly that what I need. Here in Germany I cannot use your links. Can you please tell me that exact name of the filament and the manufacturer? Hope you will create more of this nice stuff in future.
Can you clean up the silk filaments? Like the seam or the little marks where the nozzle left and came back. Would an exacto or any other cleanup tool make it look better or would it just look worse by trying to mess with it?
This was my first 3D printer and I just got it yesterday, as a complete noob and new to 3D printing, I just assembled it following this video, I downloaded the calibration cube, sliced it with the Creality slicer, and boom, it printed perfect for my first print!! I have the 3D Benchy printing right now and it is also looking absolutely perfect too! I am very happy that my experience in 3D printing has started like this! I didn't have to do any trouble shooting or anything which I thought I would have to do for my first time printing.
I'm thinking about buying this as my first printer, please would you tell me about your experience after 1 year of use? Does it still print on good quality? Would you recommend it?
I have been using this print for over a year and it is still putting out great prints. I have had success with abs(although from research asa would have better results) and have been printing 95a flexible filament which just needs some glue stick to keep it on the bed. The auto leveling takes all the work out of it and i just tweak setting to maximize print time or quality. I have printed probably about 10 kg of material with no replacement parts. It worked 10 min out of the box and it is working 400hrs later
Getting it early would be great, but don't want them to rush and not get things right. I'd rather wait the stated ship time vs something getting rushed.
Excellent and I am so glad I watched. I just received my CE6 SE MAX (yea, it was really late) and I would not have thought to check and tighten all the factory installed bolts before setting it up. Many of my bolts were loose and with a frame this big rigidity is critical. Also had several loose wheels to tighten. I plan to use a 1mm nozzle as this printer is for big parts and using a 0.4mm nozzle is like shooting BBs out of a cannon. Will try to repost and let everyone know how it works. Update - printer is up and running with the first prints perfect. I don't know if any of Vlad's suggestions are the reason, however, I have had none of the many problems people have written about. Next steps are to try printing using Prusa slicer with the needed changes (I do not want to use two slicers and my other printer is a Prusa) and then change to the 1mm nozzle.
I just this as my first 3D printer. I have no prior knowledge on how to build, or operate a 3D printer. I used your video instead of the instructions, and I’m printing a Benchy right now. This was an awesome video, very informative, and exactly what I was looking for!
Without your magic touch, the tests would have gone quite differently. I have learned a lot, watching you fix "little" problems to get a great result! Thanks, Vlad. Well done.
This is a fantastic review and guide! Thank you! I'm a newbe to 3D printing and backed this as my first. Very excited and I'll pull this back up when it comes to building and ensuring everything is set up right!
Awesome video! This is my first printer and I can't wait for it to arrive. Watching this video will definitely help me build, setup and resolve out of the box issues. I would recommend this video to anyone who has bought or considering buying this printer
I'm considering buying it, would you recommend it after one year of your experience with it? I don't like much the type of extruder but the rest si good for me
This video was very helpful as I set up my CR-6 SE all your little helpful hints eliminated any guesswork or frustration. Thanks for putting out such a thorough video!
Tnx for a great video, my first 3d printer was the ender 3 pro, and as you guessed i had problem with the bed leveling. And it killed my interest in 3d printing being a newbie and all. But now i hope this CR-6 can be my way back into 3d printing :D
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'm brand new to all of this and instead of following the manual, I just stepped through your video right along with you and had a perfect first print! I really appreciate how you solved the printing problem...Keep up the great work! Sub'd.
Thanks man, I needed something like this to dare and open my package containing the cr-6 se. tightened all the bolts which was nessecary and my first print is printing right now. Thanks again for an excellent unboxing/setup/first print video!
I'm going for the Artillery Sidewinder X1, which should arrive soon. Thank you for being one of the people to introduce and push me toward getting a 3D printer!
Thank you for another very useful printer set up video. I found your video on the Sapphire Pro very useful when I got my first printer, and again now as I set up my second. My CR-6 SE is printing beautifully from the initial set up following your advice on how to adjust the roller tension.
i love this channel. the first video of your i saw was your ender 3 pro assembly, and it was so clear and easy to follow, i didn’t need to look at the manual that came with the printer once. Keep up with the good content 👍👍👍
I'm am a first time printer and I also purchased this thinking that allegedly this machine will be good for first time people...but if you were having issues....who knows what I'll have!!
Appreciate this video very very much, this is my first dive into 3D printing, heard great things about this printer and for the price it was a no brainer. Its great I can follow along with this video and make sure that everything is working fine and able to print everything i need with no issue
I had a look through your comments and cant see if you have let us know HOW you adjusted the extruder. I have done the estep check (97mm extruded for 100mm request) but im getting all kinds of first layer adhesion, stringing and general inconsistent extrusion issues with my CR6SE. I have pretty much found every loose and out of adjustment piece on the printer (a few new ones thanks to this vid) but it would be amazing if you could detail what you did to fix the extruder and send out your settings so at least we can all try to replicate what you have done especially on the filament that came with the printer.
First off I don't currently own a 3D printer but I hope to get one at some point. There is some things I like about the Creality CR-6 SE which is the follow. First thing I like is the CR-6 SE is more easy to assemble compare to the Ender 3 versions. The 2nd thing I really like about the CR-6 SE is it comes with auto leveling right out of the box. The 3rd thing I kinda like is the included filament detector which could be used in some useful ways if your smart about it. You could very well be able to use it create a 3D prints that uses different filament color's. Something like making a vase where the bottom half is white and then the top half is red or something like that. One thing I dislike about the CR-6 SE is the bowden tube connector's on both the extruder and the hotend they are plastic held in place by a plastic clip. I know they include a couple plastic replacement bowden tube connector's. The question is how long will those plastic bowden tube connector last and will you be able to buy replacements for it at a later date. I know the CR-6 SE also includes couple extra nozzle's for the 3D printer as well. Now my question is I know the CR-6 SE uses .4 nozzle but the tip look's a little different then the nozzle of the Ender 3. I searched Amazon for nozzles for the CR-6 SE course nothing showed up. I wonder could you use the .4 nozzle from the Ender 3 on the CR-6 SE.
Hello friends. I have this printer. When it starts printing, it first prints a thin and long blank line on the left side of the table to fill the space of the leaked filament. I haven't used the printer for a long time, I started using it again the other day, but it goes straight to printing without doing that blank printing thing. I don't understand what happened. I didn't play with the settings. Is that movement in the printer itself or was it done by the slicing program? Can you please help?
I wish Creality would produce a standard issue board that has changeable stepper drivers and maybe a choice of drivers at the point of sale. This would save money on upgrading and I suppose the ultimate printer is one that comes with parts that don't need to be upgraded.
I appreciate the explanation of the eccentric nuts. While the CR-6 is my fifth FFF printer, it's the first I've had that uses the V-rollers/channels. Mine needed adjustments in all of Y, X and Z. The extruder carriage (the X axis) was so loose, I thought maybe you were supposed to pull it off to swap nozzles!
What slicer software did you use for you projects? What are your profile settings as well. I want to get prints as good looking as yours now that I've gotten my 6 SE in the mail today.
What is your opinion cr-6se compared to the Ender 3 Pro? Price performance, print quality, upgrades, etc. How do you see it? Would the Creality cr-6 se be a better investment than an Ender 3 Pro? Make you an upgrade video for the Creality cr-6 se? I like your content. Keep it up👍🏻
Creality advertised the cr6 could be up and running in 5 minutes, F Still a really cool printer, I feel so competitive trying to build and sell a competing machine
Why wouldn't you want the bed to be up to temperature when you do the leveling? Also checking the bed bolts is a good idea... But great video otherwise, very helpful.
Thanks for this. Helped get me though most of my day 1 problems. Clearly you get what you pay for with this brand because the QC really is terrible. I had similar but very different problems than you had. I'll still be recommending Prusa Mini for beginner 3d printers, but this is clearly a good buy for a bigger print bed, provided you know how to tinker.
The Prusa Mini was 2x the cost of this one for me. Even this was pushing my budget but the extra features and general ease of use seemed good. It would be interesting to compare the two as I do like "perfection" in the print quality where I can get it :)
Hi I just got this printer I noticed that the screen "buttons" are different I don't have PREPARE" mine says READY instead. I have leveled the printer that went fine I am trying to get the filament to feed I get it to go in the Filament Dector and have to use a pliers to lift it up a bit to go into theExtruder . I did release the lever and it slides in but will not go any further. I am stuck any suggestions?
Awesome video. I wished I had watched it before assembly my CR6 Max. I had alot of issues with bed leveling due to a couple of loose screws and alignment wheels. It would've save me alot of headaches. Still have under-extrusion issues to resolve and I'm hoping this video would help. Thanks for sharing!
I'm so frustrated by the utter LACK of quality from my prints on this device. This is my very first 3D printer and I have spent hours upon hours tweaking settings and trying to get any filament to print right. I got the Creality filament prints to sort of work well, but I bought various Sunlu filament (one wood, one white, one gray) and all of them print a mess. I've tried the stock 200C setting and ramped up from there all the way to 220 with almost no success. Nowhere I've seen has mentioned the extruder issue, so I will try that and see if the quality improves. Thank you!
I just received my CR-6 SE. Unfortunately the card reader doesn't work. Everything works fine but the reader. I even put the SD card into my computer and it won't read it either. Any ideas?
Hi Vlad, I have a question (this is my first printer). When you're plugging in the screen, and stepper motors, what are those little yellow "U" shaped things? On my printer, they're only on a single wire out of the ribbon cable, and there's only a few (whereas it looks like you have a bunch of them).
Great In Depth Review . Just wish, I knew what you know about 3D printing . My Ender Pro, Has been very close to being thrown out of the bedroom window, On several occasions . Lol..
Great video! I backed this on Kickstarter, I've had mine for a bit, & have yet to put it to work. One of these days, I'll get the time to get started with it!
I'm actually glad there was a few little issues in the video. Now get to check the same things on mine when it comes easier. Don't know if I would have been able to find that third screw setting for sure for the under extrusion. This is also like the second or third video I saw that needed z offset tweaked some. But the prints do look great can't wait to see in person.
Um, it's not a bad printer but "Best 2020 3D Printer" is a big title to be given to a printer that isn't right for a lot of people. There is a wide range of hobbyists and professionals and features the artillery genius misses on which doesn't make it bad, but certainly not the best of 2020.
Would you get this printer or CR-10 V3? I am very confused which one to get... I would really appreciate your opintion and reply with some explanation why.
Intersting that yours has rubber feet, one of the other reviews commented that the screws on the bottom scratched his table, so they must be a new addition!
Anyone able to get Cura to recognize this printer? The Cura version on the SD card gives an error and asks you to reset the profile which erases the nozzle info and prevents proper slicing.
Here's a quick tip for getting stubborn prints off of those ultrabase-like glass beds. Wait for it to cool down a bit, then spray some isopropyl alcohol around the base of the print. Wait about 10 seconds, and it should pop right off.
@@ProjectR86 Seems to work with all kinds. right now due to the pandemic all I can find near me is 70%, and it works fine at both popping the print off the glass plate and cleaning it.
The photoelectric switch on mine came broken and I didn't notice until after I assembled. It isn't broken off completely, only the plastic prong looking peice that covers the LED inside. I'm hoping ot won't give me any issues. I couldn't find much info online about to see how crucial of a peice it is or what it does exactly. This video was very thorough but I was hoping maybe I can learn more about that. I reached out to Creality a couple of times but no response...
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Silky Gold: geni.us/jprmJlH
Silky Silver: geni.us/cu4qHvF
Silky Black: geni.us/7riaaw8
Silky Bronze: geni.us/g3DPWa
Overture Blue: geni.us/OTA8
I wish the filament prices drops down to normal soon.
Dear @Just Vlad,
Your Videos are allways exactly that what I need.
Here in Germany I cannot use your links. Can you please tell me that exact name of the filament and the manufacturer?
Hope you will create more of this nice stuff in future.
@@rcarea2309 GEEETECH
Can you clean up the silk filaments? Like the seam or the little marks where the nozzle left and came back. Would an exacto or any other cleanup tool make it look better or would it just look worse by trying to mess with it?
where can i find the 3d models you used in this video, there absolutely awsome!
This was my first 3D printer and I just got it yesterday, as a complete noob and new to 3D printing, I just assembled it following this video, I downloaded the calibration cube, sliced it with the Creality slicer, and boom, it printed perfect for my first print!! I have the 3D Benchy printing right now and it is also looking absolutely perfect too! I am very happy that my experience in 3D printing has started like this! I didn't have to do any trouble shooting or anything which I thought I would have to do for my first time printing.
I'm thinking about buying this as my first printer, please would you tell me about your experience after 1 year of use? Does it still print on good quality? Would you recommend it?
I have been using this print for over a year and it is still putting out great prints. I have had success with abs(although from research asa would have better results) and have been printing 95a flexible filament which just needs some glue stick to keep it on the bed. The auto leveling takes all the work out of it and i just tweak setting to maximize print time or quality. I have printed probably about 10 kg of material with no replacement parts. It worked 10 min out of the box and it is working 400hrs later
@@raulruiz6872 purchase price was $500 for me
do you use this Printer now ? i think to buy this model now as beginner. do u recommend?
@@FD-xu1ez I still use this printer to this day and literally have had zero issues. I am so suprised by it.
So darn glad I backed this on Kickstarter. Can't wait till mine shows up!!!
Me too!
Hey atleast it looks like we will get it early according to last update today. It's going to be a very long July!
Yep, me too
Getting it early would be great, but don't want them to rush and not get things right. I'd rather wait the stated ship time vs something getting rushed.
Same here. Going to be my mini fig and scenery machine
Excellent and I am so glad I watched. I just received my CE6 SE MAX (yea, it was really late) and I would not have thought to check and tighten all the factory installed bolts before setting it up. Many of my bolts were loose and with a frame this big rigidity is critical. Also had several loose wheels to tighten. I plan to use a 1mm nozzle as this printer is for big parts and using a 0.4mm nozzle is like shooting BBs out of a cannon. Will try to repost and let everyone know how it works. Update - printer is up and running with the first prints perfect. I don't know if any of Vlad's suggestions are the reason, however, I have had none of the many problems people have written about. Next steps are to try printing using Prusa slicer with the needed changes (I do not want to use two slicers and my other printer is a Prusa) and then change to the 1mm nozzle.
I used this video to setup my new cr6 and went flawles! Thank you so much!
Are you liking it? Did you have to troubleshoot anything?
hey, how is now ? do u have any problems ?
I just this as my first 3D printer. I have no prior knowledge on how to build, or operate a 3D printer. I used your video instead of the instructions, and I’m printing a Benchy right now. This was an awesome video, very informative, and exactly what I was looking for!
Without your magic touch, the tests would have gone quite differently. I have learned a lot, watching you fix "little" problems to get a great result! Thanks, Vlad. Well done.
This is a fantastic review and guide! Thank you!
I'm a newbe to 3D printing and backed this as my first. Very excited and I'll pull this back up when it comes to building and ensuring everything is set up right!
Great video. Thank you for showing more of the navigation of the touch screen, and how it would work for most users out of the box.
We are 1st timer printer users. Thanks for the very informative video Vlad.
Awesome video!
This is my first printer and I can't wait for it to arrive.
Watching this video will definitely help me build, setup and resolve out of the box issues.
I would recommend this video to anyone who has bought or considering buying this printer
I'm considering buying it, would you recommend it after one year of your experience with it? I don't like much the type of extruder but the rest si good for me
This video was very helpful as I set up my CR-6 SE all your little helpful hints eliminated any guesswork or frustration. Thanks for putting out such a thorough video!
i wasnt even looking for this video and this is exactly the 3d printer i have to set up
Tnx for a great video, my first 3d printer was the ender 3 pro, and as you guessed i had problem with the bed leveling. And it killed my interest in 3d printing being a newbie and all. But now i hope this CR-6 can be my way back into 3d printing :D
Thanks for the great video, just got a CR6 SE and new to 3D printing. help me loads
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'm brand new to all of this and instead of following the manual, I just stepped through your video right along with you and had a perfect first print! I really appreciate how you solved the printing problem...Keep up the great work! Sub'd.
Looks like a great printer, can't wait for mine to get here.
Wow!!!!! Look at that quality!!! That is so detailed and and nice! ( the prints. And the printer)
Can't wait for mine
to arrive, nice tips on mounting, and some tunning after.
I think I am getting this printer for my birthday I’m so exited only 25 more days it will be my first printer
Thanks man, I needed something like this to dare and open my package containing the cr-6 se. tightened all the bolts which was nessecary and my first print is printing right now. Thanks again for an excellent unboxing/setup/first print video!
Great video. Thanks for explaining the issue with the extruder.
Thank you for this! Just bought this, and this was extremely helpful. I know nothing (yet!) :)
I'm going for the Artillery Sidewinder X1, which should arrive soon. Thank you for being one of the people to introduce and push me toward getting a 3D printer!
Sorry the curiosity, but why not this one?
@@victoryavar I wanted the larger build volume for things like helmets and the direct drive extruder.
@@strike171 I just got the Sidewinder X1, You wont be disappointed. It prints really well.
@@nathancdm4 glad to hear!
Thank you for another very useful printer set up video. I found your video on the Sapphire Pro very useful when I got my first printer, and again now as I set up my second. My CR-6 SE is printing beautifully from the initial set up following your advice on how to adjust the roller tension.
My next 3d Printer. Love you reviews
got it on Kickstarter as well, really cant wait for delivery, looks really cool
Never seen your channel before, but this is some quality content. You gained a sub!
i love this channel. the first video of your i saw was your ender 3 pro assembly, and it was so clear and easy to follow, i didn’t need to look at the manual that came with the printer once. Keep up with the good content 👍👍👍
Extremely helpful and detailed! THx!!
i really really would love more information on why you recommend leaving the extruder bolts loose.
Thank you so much. Your video was very informative to set up my new 3D printer.
Great review and editing! Was really fun to watch
Your hands have very soothing voice.
I'm am a first time printer and I also purchased this thinking that allegedly this machine will be good for first time people...but if you were having issues....who knows what I'll have!!
Appreciate this video very very much, this is my first dive into 3D printing, heard great things about this printer and for the price it was a no brainer. Its great I can follow along with this video and make sure that everything is working fine and able to print everything i need with no issue
I also ordered it as a replacement for an Anet A8 which presented many problems especially in matters of bed leveling...
I had a look through your comments and cant see if you have let us know HOW you adjusted the extruder. I have done the estep check (97mm extruded for 100mm request) but im getting all kinds of first layer adhesion, stringing and general inconsistent extrusion issues with my CR6SE. I have pretty much found every loose and out of adjustment piece on the printer (a few new ones thanks to this vid) but it would be amazing if you could detail what you did to fix the extruder and send out your settings so at least we can all try to replicate what you have done especially on the filament that came with the printer.
First off I don't currently own a 3D printer but I hope to get one at some point.
There is some things I like about the Creality CR-6 SE which is the follow. First thing I like is the CR-6 SE is more easy to assemble compare to the Ender 3 versions. The 2nd thing I really like about the CR-6 SE is it comes with auto leveling right out of the box.
The 3rd thing I kinda like is the included filament detector which could be used in some useful ways if your smart about it. You could very well be able to use it create a 3D prints that uses different filament color's. Something like making a vase where the bottom half is white and then the top half is red or something like that.
One thing I dislike about the CR-6 SE is the bowden tube connector's on both the extruder and the hotend they are plastic held in place by a plastic clip. I know they include a couple plastic replacement bowden tube connector's. The question is how long will those plastic bowden tube connector last and will you be able to buy replacements for it at a later date.
I know the CR-6 SE also includes couple extra nozzle's for the 3D printer as well. Now my question is I know the CR-6 SE uses .4 nozzle but the tip look's a little different then the nozzle of the Ender 3. I searched Amazon for nozzles for the CR-6 SE course nothing showed up. I wonder could you use the .4 nozzle from the Ender 3 on the CR-6 SE.
So far a very good first impression this CR-6 SE. Thank you for the good video!!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks, this was excellent way to get familiar with my own printer, I bought a one time used but it did not come with manual so..
Hello friends. I have this printer. When it starts printing, it first prints a thin and long blank line on the left side of the table to fill the space of the leaked filament. I haven't used the printer for a long time, I started using it again the other day, but it goes straight to printing without doing that blank printing thing. I don't understand what happened. I didn't play with the settings. Is that movement in the printer itself or was it done by the slicing program? Can you please help?
like your review i think i will buy this model would be my first ever 3d printer.never too late to learn even at 68 lol
Thanks for the video! Got my CR-6 last weekend and this helped me get it up and running fast.
hey, how is now ? do u have any problems ?
Just got mine from amazon. Now that there listed there. Loving it so far.
Glad I backed this
I wish Creality would produce a standard issue board that has changeable stepper drivers and maybe a choice of drivers at the point of sale. This would save money on upgrading and I suppose the ultimate printer is one that comes with parts that don't need to be upgraded.
This one pretty much will. 32 bit board and 2209 stepper drivers. The test units were only 8 bit with 2208 drivers
I appreciate the explanation of the eccentric nuts. While the CR-6 is my fifth FFF printer, it's the first I've had that uses the V-rollers/channels. Mine needed adjustments in all of Y, X and Z. The extruder carriage (the X axis) was so loose, I thought maybe you were supposed to pull it off to swap nozzles!
Great video! I am a huge fan of my Ender 3 Pro...need to upgrade to the CR 6!! Prints look amazing!!!
love this 3d printer very much,i hope will be arrive to my country soon
What slicer software did you use for you projects? What are your profile settings as well. I want to get prints as good looking as yours now that I've gotten my 6 SE in the mail today.
Excellent video, very professional, well done and informative. You've sold me on it and will be my setup reference.
thanks for this vid. This'll help me a lot with setting up my own machine when it arrives. Really looking forward to august now :-)
Did you read what they sent! Maybe we will get them in July!!!
@@HowTo11414 but you have to add some shipping time due to Corona
What is your opinion cr-6se compared to the Ender 3 Pro? Price performance, print quality, upgrades, etc. How do you see it? Would the Creality cr-6 se be a better investment than an Ender 3 Pro?
Make you an upgrade video for the Creality cr-6 se?
I like your content. Keep it up👍🏻
Very very nice product and review 😊👌I'll definitely start my 3D printing with this machine... Thank you!
Great video! Thank you for explaining everything. Extremely helpful!
what were the settings for the astronaut. and what part do i have to tighten and loosen on the extruder ?
Creality advertised the cr6 could be up and running in 5 minutes, F
Still a really cool printer, I feel so competitive trying to build and sell a competing machine
Why wouldn't you want the bed to be up to temperature when you do the leveling? Also checking the bed bolts is a good idea... But great video otherwise, very helpful.
Appreciate the help on this video!
Thanks for this. Helped get me though most of my day 1 problems. Clearly you get what you pay for with this brand because the QC really is terrible. I had similar but very different problems than you had. I'll still be recommending Prusa Mini for beginner 3d printers, but this is clearly a good buy for a bigger print bed, provided you know how to tinker.
The Prusa Mini was 2x the cost of this one for me. Even this was pushing my budget but the extra features and general ease of use seemed good.
It would be interesting to compare the two as I do like "perfection" in the print quality where I can get it :)
Where can I find the astronaut and rocket print files ?
Hi I just got this printer I noticed that the screen "buttons" are different I don't have PREPARE" mine says READY instead. I have leveled the printer that went fine I am trying to get the filament to feed I get it to go in the Filament Dector and have to use a pliers to lift it up a bit to go into theExtruder . I did release the lever and it slides in but will not go any further. I am stuck any suggestions?
Awesome video. I wished I had watched it before assembly my CR6 Max. I had alot of issues with bed leveling due to a couple of loose screws and alignment wheels. It would've save me alot of headaches. Still have under-extrusion issues to resolve and I'm hoping this video would help. Thanks for sharing!
Excellent work!
I'm so frustrated by the utter LACK of quality from my prints on this device. This is my very first 3D printer and I have spent hours upon hours tweaking settings and trying to get any filament to print right. I got the Creality filament prints to sort of work well, but I bought various Sunlu filament (one wood, one white, one gray) and all of them print a mess. I've tried the stock 200C setting and ramped up from there all the way to 220 with almost no success. Nowhere I've seen has mentioned the extruder issue, so I will try that and see if the quality improves.
Thank you!
mine has a problem when i click on leveling it crushes into the bed and make a sound that made me freak out a bit
I just received my CR-6 SE. Unfortunately the card reader doesn't work. Everything works fine but the reader. I even put the SD card into my computer and it won't read it either. Any ideas?
Thank you.
nice intro edit!
This is my first printer, i watched the video, set it up exactly as you did and sad face my SD card is empty
Thank you for the excellent review, and troubleshooting..... I have one on the way. :)
Thanks soooooo much im getting one
Hi there, how can u adhesion anything on that glass? There are also a lot of videos where anything weren't been adhesion to that glass
Hi Vlad, I have a question (this is my first printer). When you're plugging in the screen, and stepper motors, what are those little yellow "U" shaped things? On my printer, they're only on a single wire out of the ribbon cable, and there's only a few (whereas it looks like you have a bunch of them).
Thank you; was NOT aware of the tool drawer.
Edit: Getting filament through the extruder mechanism requires being a bit forceful, I guess.
Great In Depth Review . Just wish, I knew what you know about 3D printing . My Ender Pro, Has been very close to being thrown out of the bedroom window, On several occasions . Lol..
Great video! I backed this on Kickstarter, I've had mine for a bit, & have yet to put it to work. One of these days, I'll get the time to get started with it!
great video man, really good thx
My cr 6 se's nozzle doesns't want to touch the bed when printing.
I'm actually glad there was a few little issues in the video. Now get to check the same things on mine when it comes easier. Don't know if I would have been able to find that third screw setting for sure for the under extrusion. This is also like the second or third video I saw that needed z offset tweaked some. But the prints do look great can't wait to see in person.
Been trying to print a Karama from Naruto and it's failed every time I've tried different settings abs nothing seems to work
This video is excellent however the printer is not reading my SD disc...can you help?
The Artillery Genius remains the best 2020 3d printer
Um, it's not a bad printer but "Best 2020 3D Printer" is a big title to be given to a printer that isn't right for a lot of people. There is a wide range of hobbyists and professionals and features the artillery genius misses on which doesn't make it bad, but certainly not the best of 2020.
@@Bajicoy In its price range, I think it is. Which features are you thinking of? You can add a BLTouch, but at this size it's not really needed.
Thanks for the video. Very informative. 👍
Hi ... can you tell me if is normal cr6 se was a front bed loose ??? My have front bed loose and the back is normal !!!
How tight did you make the extruder spring screw?
How does this compare to the artillery printers?
@Just Vlad, Can you do me a favor a measure how much voltage does the breakout board gives to the LED? TIA
when it was under extruding try making sure the e steps are good because sometimes there not pre set right
Would you get this printer or CR-10 V3? I am very confused which one to get... I would really appreciate your opintion and reply with some explanation why.
Intersting that yours has rubber feet, one of the other reviews commented that the screws on the bottom scratched his table, so they must be a new addition!
Is the fan casing plastic or metal?
(also) glad I backed it on KS. I'd like to see an exploded view of the extruder assembly, as it seems like it may require some adjusting.
From most reports it's not recommended to open it up as an exploded view you will get. Small parts everywhere lol XD
@@RennieAsh there's a video from creality on it now... it's clunky but once you get the hang of it it's not that bad.
Anyone able to get Cura to recognize this printer? The Cura version on the SD card gives an error and asks you to reset the profile which erases the nozzle info and prevents proper slicing.
Here's a quick tip for getting stubborn prints off of those ultrabase-like glass beds. Wait for it to cool down a bit, then spray some isopropyl alcohol around the base of the print. Wait about 10 seconds, and it should pop right off.
What percentage of IPA would you recommend?
@@ProjectR86 Seems to work with all kinds. right now due to the pandemic all I can find near me is 70%, and it works fine at both popping the print off the glass plate and cleaning it.
Which printer would you recommend for my first printer? Ender 3 Pro. Ender 3 V2 or Ender CR6 SE?
Did this version have the 32 bit boards an TMC2209's???
Just got mine. Printing first test now.
How was it!?
The photoelectric switch on mine came broken and I didn't notice until after I assembled. It isn't broken off completely, only the plastic prong looking peice that covers the LED inside. I'm hoping ot won't give me any issues. I couldn't find much info online about to see how crucial of a peice it is or what it does exactly. This video was very thorough but I was hoping maybe I can learn more about that. I reached out to Creality a couple of times but no response...