I am impressed on your videos on the KP3S - considering that you have so many in your print farm - you must have immense confidence on the performance of these machines. I am tempted in purchasing the KP3S PRO, if set properly (also in CURA) will this printer be good enough in printing fairly good gaming miniatures? I know resin is better, but I live in an apartment and it wouldn't be practical. Thanks
Resin is very dangerous if your not setting a dedicated lab environment with proper PPE. yes im extremely confident in the kp3s. For out of the box user friendly its the best one and provides really good print quality. Looks like the pro will be next best one to buy.
dude you just got a follow.. been trying to level the bed on my new kp3s pro and I couldnt for the life of me do it right... this video did it for me in 10 minutes or less. wonder if same concept would apply to my cr10 s5 lol
@@3DPrintsEverything yep that much I know, but since i got the cr10 s5 I havent been able to get as smooth a level as I did with the kp3s 😁 hope that doing it like this will help a lot.
These little printers are such a little workhorse I watched an older video and pulled the trigger I have the prusa mini, mk3s and voron but this little printer I am glad to have in my fleet still haven’t bought it’s big brother but I do need a second mk3s how are your feelings about the kp5? Just as good as the kp3s?
strange. My KP3S needs first a correction because he does not print centrally with the standard KP3S Cura profile and I have to change the end code because otherwise he dumps 2 times in y at the end of the print.
@@3DPrintsEverything why ? because it does not print in the center ? many KP3S models have this. Can be read in the official Kingroon facebookgroup. You just have to adjust the X under device properties in the extruder (for most probably helps -6.0). Allegedly, this is due to Cura because Prusa probably does not have the problem. I have never checked. That he bangs because of the end code 2x in the Y is also normal. It stands in the end code Y200 and 300 at the end of the print, but the Bed is only 180... that must bang. Therefore delete one of the two lines and change one to Y160. Is but also a known problem with the Curaprofil I'm more surprised that you do not know that with so many KP3S :) are both known problems. Ps: If you have changed the Y once and Cura only always installed over it, he takes over from the old Cura settings. perhaps you have that set times before long times the Endcode
Love your videos! I've actually bought two KP3Ss and will possibly buy more in the future. I am getting an intermittent X-layer shift at the same height of about 3". I've tried SanDisk SD formatted and I've also tried putting some hot glue on the X-stepper motor connector. Have you run into this issue yourself?
@@WhiteRavenMobility you may have to carefully smack the piece of metal that the aluminum extrusion attached to by removing the bottom cover, removing the z axis, and then taking the z axis plate and unscrewing it from the sides of the base. That happened to my printer after I dropped it on concrete
Thank you for these videos…I am going to buy a Kingroon 3D printer for my daughter as Christmas present. She’ll probably make landscapes and figurines for her DND campaign. Which filament should I buy and where can I get that gold Kingroon mat?
you were right. these printers are good. i just got 4 and looking to start a small farm as a side hobby. question the only mods you seem to have done is the bed, it that for resale purposes or is the stock firmware and cooling fans adequate for your needs?
Question and I love your videos btw you got me on track a week ago from problems with my kps3 (the base never wanted to stick) , So my question is i have level all four sides however when i go to the middle its touching the board any way to workaround this?
Kingroon filament is good, other amazon brands are good. Kingroon also sells the build plates you can buy from me at 3dprintseverything@gmail.com or from their website. ill make only a couple bucks if you buy from me but eitherway if you get her one thats all that matters :)
@@3DPrintsEverything I will purchase from you…thanks. Also will the CURA be a good idea to purchase, if she will be building a DND terrain and figures?
I am impressed on your videos on the KP3S - considering that you have so many in your print farm - you must have immense confidence on the performance of these machines. I am tempted in purchasing the KP3S PRO, if set properly (also in CURA) will this printer be good enough in printing fairly good gaming miniatures? I know resin is better, but I live in an apartment and it wouldn't be practical. Thanks
Resin is very dangerous if your not setting a dedicated lab environment with proper PPE.
yes im extremely confident in the kp3s. For out of the box user friendly its the best one and provides really good print quality. Looks like the pro will be next best one to buy.
dude you just got a follow.. been trying to level the bed on my new kp3s pro and I couldnt for the life of me do it right... this video did it for me in 10 minutes or less.
wonder if same concept would apply to my cr10 s5 lol
Yes it should but if you have bl touch you will then do the auto leveling after doing the manual leveling
@@3DPrintsEverything yep that much I know, but since i got the cr10 s5 I havent been able to get as smooth a level as I did with the kp3s 😁 hope that doing it like this will help a lot.
These little printers are such a little workhorse I watched an older video and pulled the trigger I have the prusa mini, mk3s and voron but this little printer I am glad to have in my fleet still haven’t bought it’s big brother but I do need a second mk3s how are your feelings about the kp5? Just as good as the kp3s?
We also use the KP5L. It's a great printer, but not quite as great as the smaller version.
strange. My KP3S needs first a correction because he does not print centrally with the standard KP3S Cura profile and I have to change the end code because otherwise he dumps 2 times in y at the end of the print.
Thats odd. try to update the firmware maybe?
@@3DPrintsEverything why ? because it does not print in the center ? many KP3S models have this. Can be read in the official Kingroon facebookgroup. You just have to adjust the X under device properties in the extruder (for most probably helps -6.0).
Allegedly, this is due to Cura because Prusa probably does not have the problem. I have never checked.
That he bangs because of the end code 2x in the Y is also normal. It stands in the end code Y200 and 300 at the end of the print, but the Bed is only 180... that must bang.
Therefore delete one of the two lines and change one to Y160.
Is but also a known problem with the Curaprofil
I'm more surprised that you do not know that with so many KP3S :)
are both known problems.
Ps: If you have changed the Y once and Cura only always installed over it, he takes over from the old Cura settings. perhaps you have that set times before long times the Endcode
Thank you. Works like a charm!
Love your videos! I've actually bought two KP3Ss and will possibly buy more in the future. I am getting an intermittent X-layer shift at the same height of about 3". I've tried SanDisk SD formatted and I've also tried putting some hot glue on the X-stepper motor connector. Have you run into this issue yourself?
Maybe check belt or just return it to amazon and snag a new one.
Great video! Could you do one on squaring up the gantry for when the machine comes not square out of the box?
I guess I haven't noticed this issue? Like after tightening the bottom two screws for the z it's not level?
@@3DPrintsEverything Yeah, everything is tight. I was able to level the bed but it has an obvious slant. It prints fine it's just not square lol
@@WhiteRavenMobility you may have to carefully smack the piece of metal that the aluminum extrusion attached to by removing the bottom cover, removing the z axis, and then taking the z axis plate and unscrewing it from the sides of the base. That happened to my printer after I dropped it on concrete
Thank you for these videos…I am going to buy a Kingroon 3D printer for my daughter as Christmas present. She’ll probably make landscapes and figurines for her DND campaign.
Which filament should I buy and where can I get that gold Kingroon mat?
you were right. these printers are good. i just got 4 and looking to start a small farm as a side hobby. question the only mods you seem to have done is the bed, it that for resale purposes or is the stock firmware and cooling fans adequate for your needs?
Can you please share the stl of this spool holder for the kp3s?
Its on thingiverse. Search kp3/s spool holder
Question and I love your videos btw you got me on track a week ago from problems with my kps3 (the base never wanted to stick) , So my question is i have level all four sides however when i go to the middle its touching the board any way to workaround this?
Another great video, love my kingroon kp3s,,,,,, my daughter asked if that's a 3d printed shoe 👟 🤔🤪
Yes! It is 3D printed, but in resin.
@@3DPrintsEverything that's sweet, haven't gotten brave enough for resin yet lol 😆
Thanks for the shout out to "Rooney "
Share ur cura settings 😎✌🏻 Greetings from Finland. 😊
They are in a video I posted about cura settings for kp3s
Hello can you tell me the namr of the filament unjamming tool? I cant seem to find it
I cant find it either....they only come with tenlog printers :/
hi.. Is there any way to calibrate the extruder?
How so. What are you wanting to calibrate with the extruder.
…also is the cura the only program needed?
Kingroon filament is good, other amazon brands are good.
Kingroon also sells the build plates you can buy from me at 3dprintseverything@gmail.com or from their website. ill make only a couple bucks if you buy from me but eitherway if you get her one thats all that matters :)
@@3DPrintsEverything I will purchase from you…thanks. Also will the CURA be a good idea to purchase, if she will be building a DND terrain and figures?
Rook is the name of my kingroon
Which sheet bed do you recommend, double sided texture or single sided with a smooth back?
Either. I like texture better