Creality Ender-3 V2 Neo - 3D Printer - Unbox & Setup
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
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Creality Ender 3 V2 Neo 3D Printer with CR Touch Auto Leveling Kit, PC Steel Printing Platform, Metal Bowden Extruder, 95% Pre-Install 3D Printers for Beginner and Pro (220*220*250mm)
Auto Bed Leveling
Equipped with the accurate and reliable CR-Touch, featuring precision, stability and reduced cost. CR-Touch gathers the bed deviation data by touching multiple points in the bed and compensating for them
accordingly, allowing for hassle-free bed leveling.
Upgrade Metal Bowden Extruder
Different from ender3, ender 3 pro and ender 3 v2, this new-released 3d printer comes with metal bowden extruder, which is more durable and has more extrusion force than plastic extruders
Upgrade Printing Platform
Different from ender3, ender 3 pro and ender 3 v2, this new-released FDM 3d printer comes with a removable PC spring steel platform. The innovative printing platform is a combination of a PC coating, a spring steel sheet and a magnetic sticker, which sticks to the surface immediately when released. The PC coating brings good adhesion and printed models can easily be removed by bending the print sheet.
Easy 3-steps Installation
90% factory pre-installed, it only takes 3 steps to complete the installation out of the box.Simple operation and avoid various problems caused by installation errors.
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Could you please share the links or STL for the prints.
I used to have something for Rar on mac. Its weird Archive utility doesn't handle them.
I have to be honest, I don't think I've ever watched a video for 50 minutes but you my friend are an amazing teacher and presenter!
I have a question. is there anyway to turn doen the fan on idle because mine seems pretty loud
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In the menu, you can turn down fan speed. But don't forget to turn it back on high!
Just got this printer for Christmas as my first printer. It’s overwhelming knowing nothing or where to even begin but you helped me get set up and ready to start test printing. Thanks for such a great and informational video.
same man, so happy i can relate to someone here.
This video is amazing! It was super helpful for me in deciding to buy this printer, AND in setting it up and getting the first print going. Much, much better than reading a manual!
Please accept this small token of appreciation, and keep up the great work mate!
Glad it was helpful!
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I'm literally printing my calibration cube as we speak. Zero hiccups in the assembly, calibration and setup. This is arguably the best Ender 3 setup video on youtube! Subscribed!!
Can't wait for the Creality Ender 3 V2 Neo V2
I am waiting for the ender 3 v2 max neo plus 4k S1+ limited gold hdmi super
It’ll be the ender 3v2 pro max neo V for me
Are y’all serious?! I just bought this printer a week ago and they’re working on a new one😢 ????
@@spongebobuniverse haha no, just kidding!
@@spongebobuniverse what's your thoughts on it
Amazing tutorial.. Just unboxed my youngest sons Ender 3D printer and this set up tutorial has been an absolute god send!! I would have never have figured it out otherwise!! You have made a 12 year old very happy and a father less stressed about something that I knew nothing about!! Thanks a million!!
I can only agree, great tutorial
Thanks! i don't think i would have even continued 3d printing without this video
I would recommend using a square angle to make sure your gantry is squared to the base frame of the printer before you tighten the gantry bolts down. It will save you a ton of headaches andd failed prints / filament down the road. Also make sure the x-axis gantry is leveled to the frame and tighten the v-slot wheel to make sure your x gantry is level and not putting undue stress on the bed and the x-axis stepper.
Thanks for mentioning this, I'm totally new to this stuff and was wondering if I should make use of the nice new 4-pac of 'Chinese tool Co.' square(s). I just purchased none too long ago.
Thanks for this. I hadn't even considered doing that
I just bought one and I thank you for your clear instruction mate . Awesome and I feel confident I’ll be fine .
I got one of these coming in 2 days. That's a very good idea. I can tell you got some xp. Sometimes an imperceptible twist can bind things bad.
I did this and the printer worked amazingly well, i might've forgot to do this
Hands down one of the most informative and well done beginner's guides I've watched in any area. Watching this before setting up my first 3D printer allowed me to have near-perfect prints from the very first one and saved a lot of tuning headaches that I've seen others go through. Don't let the length keep you from watching this video as you won't even feel like you've sat that long with amount that you learn off the bat. I've now come back to this video a few times using this as a benchmark for continued learning in the last few days. Thank you for this video and the effort you put in to making it. It really makes a difference!
I've never printed before, and I'm expecting this printer to be delivered in a couple days. As someone who's completely new to it all, your video was a fantastic introduction to calm some of the nerves I had. Thank you!
Haha same here 😅😅
This vid was A LIFESAVER! I started with a 3-Pro which was delivered with Chinese firmware installed.... I don't speak Chinese. Returned it to Jeff B. and ordered a E3V2Neo and setup was, as you showed, a breeze. Your settings and leveling tutorial were spot on and the first print was as you described and printed in the demo. Thanks for your generosity in sharing knowledge. Cheers
I don''t own a 3d printer but still watched all 50 mins. I was expecting an unboxing and how to setup but got much more! The content just goes that extra mile.
This was incredibly helpful setting my Ender up. You really managed to me not giving up. ;-) A big thank you and a small token of appreciation for that.
Made my own test boat print with the included filament after setting the printer up and calibrating it with your tutorial. It printed out extremely well with no stringing and totally smooth surfaces even without slicing it myself. Thanks!
Ah a benchy. Keep it, I threw my first one away. Don’t make the same mistake
İn the description of the printer say's that the calibration it's automatic. What that means?
Thank you for the detailed video! My V2 Neo arrived today and I've successfully assembled the unit and printed my first test file. I would've been lost without the video and the recommended changes to the slicing settings proved to work better as well. Much appreciated!
Thanks! This is exactly the information I needed to get started. Just started today, and my printer is now humming along.
I just wanted to say thank you for this very well put together video. I was pulling my hair trying to figure out what the bed leveling and z offset axis directions were as nothing i was doing was printing... after watching your explanation... I can now start printing!!! Much Appreciation!
This was the best video ever! As someone brand new to 3d printing I had no idea how to setup my Ender 3 V2. The instructions that came with it were terrible and you made it super simple and easy to follow along. Just got done with my first print of the boat and it came out perfect all thanks to you!! Great video and look forward to checking even more out.
You saved us! The assembly in the manual was confusing TBH, it was only by watching your comprehensive tutorial that we were able to easily assemble our new printer. You are a legend!
Just purchased my very first printer, an Ender 3 V2 Neo. I'll be watching this video again when it arrives. Thank you for the excellent information.
safe to say this is the best video on the V2 Neo on youtube! Good work and thank you!
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I got mine a month ago and have come back to watch this video multiple times. Well done thanks so much.
Thank you so much. I was running into an issue with leveling. The advice on using a piece of paper and adjust it so you barely feel a snag was great. It's printing now and working perfectly!
I just wanted to say THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! I had been procrastinating setting up my Neo since December and so grateful I came across your video... I was able to build/setup my printer last night, and this morning I followed the rest of the instructions and successfully printed the boat! I cannot thank you enough for making the process so easy to follow and straight-forward. EZ subscribe you earned it.
At the time of this comment I am halfway through my first 3d print of the rabbit. This has been really helpful but there are a couple of things I learned along the way. First, do not preheat the filament if you're not done with the manual leveling. Doing so will damage the build plate (I managed to poke two holes on the upper right corner of my build plate, fun). Second, -2.70 is not universal. My z-offset ended up being -2.20 for some reason. Oh, and purge your filament before printing. Thank you so much, Vlad. Because of you I have a working 3D printer.
my z off-set is 0 do you perhaps know why?
Your video was actually the only one after watching 7-10 other first test video tutorials that really helped me to get the ender 3 V2 neo working for the first time. In the first attempts the filament moves a over in the first layers. It was when I watched you video and adjusted the off set to -1.67 when I got the printer working correctly. Thanks.for.your well explained video .
I just ordered a Neo…my first FDM printer. I want to thank you for a great video! I'll definitely be watching it again when I set it up.
Just followed this whole video and printed my first ever 3D print and it has come out so good. Really appreciate the video and making the barrier to entry even lower for people like myself.
Thank you so much. It's possibly one of the best tutorial videos ever! I'm completely new to 3d printing and feel much more confident with this printer which we just received for Christmas.
I litterary just effed the settings for mine right before watching this video and scratched the print bed. You saved me from murdering my printer more!
This is one of the best youtube videos I've ever watched - like at all, out of all the videos. absolutely amazing!
Thanks. The Creality assembly guide video wasn't the best, so this helped a lot. Very happy with my purchase now.
I just received this printer today, and this was such an insightful and helpful video! I've never owned a printer from Creality, so I didn't know anything about the X-axis AT ALL. I followed your steps, and it's now printing beautifully so far!
I set up the printer upon your video today and I have one comment to manual bed leveling. Do not manual level right into a paper thickness for the first round because the bed can be a lot off the level out of the box (as mine was) and then when you push the printing head to other corner, your hot nozzle can make a hole into a bed cover (as mine did). Fortunately this happened by the edge, not in the center...
One of the best guides for setting up a ender 3v2 neo out there.
Surprisingly only 294 likes, when you think about how many views. Subscribed and liked, please keep make more videos.
Thanks for the great video. As a beginner, things I wish I had been described a little clearer in your video - the role of the eccentric nut - with the thread hole not dead centre of the nut, but rather offset and thus used for positioning purposes rather than for normal nut 'fastening' - and only minimal rotation thus required. Also, the manual bed-leveling process - and paper test in the four corners - it would have been useful to know the margins we were trying to obtain and whether it is critical all four corners are set identically.
Really impressed with your entire video, unboxing, explanation and walk-thru. I watched alot of videos prior to my purchase and now realized I only needed to watch yours. Played the whole video while I unboxed and setup and followed everything step by step. Made everything super easy and test prints came out flawless. I've linked your video numerous times for other beginners. Thanks Again!!!
thank you for this incredibly helpful video! my husband got this for me as an early xmas gift for my first printer. i put it together while watching this vid and also calibrated everything. i am currently printing my first test and so far it is printing beautifully! i just subscribed! thanks again 🙌🏾
This video convinced me to get this printer. I found one used and then used this video to set it up when I got it. PLA is printing perfect and I'm going to start experimenting with PETG next week. I have limited space where I have mine so instead of printing the side filament holder I printed two guides, one that sticks out from the left side of the gantry and one down by the extruder so I can use the holder on top but still get the filament going into the extruder at a nice angle. So far I love everything about this printer, the only thing i wish is that the build plate would be even bigger for bigger prints.
Big thank you for this video. I just got my v2 neo and I tried to follow this video as close as possible. And my start up was really over expectaions. Thank you so much 😊
Excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent, excellent video. I unpacked my Neo today and set it up step by step as you did yours. So far so good. It's half way through the first rabbit! The spool holder is next.
I just got my first 3d printer! (this one ofcourse!)
Your video is REALLY helpfull and you went really in depth.
I have JUST set it up and and its printing the bunny!!!
Cant wait to see how it turns out (There is probably something that needs to be ajusted better as its my first time haha)
Thanks a lot for the help! I will update how the print went :D
My bunny is all printed up!
It looks AMAZING! appart from one side where there is some weird line going up it, will try to get that out but its amazing! Up to a cool 3d printing journey!
Incredibly useful video! Thank you for the step-by-step guide. You made the setup process very streamlined for me. I printed the pre-loaded benchy after mechanically setting up my printer just like you said with the sample spool of filament, and it came out perfect first try!
PS. read the wheels when adjusting the springs for what is up and down. I accidently burned a small hole in my build plate by moving the bed into the red hot nozzle when I thought I was moving it down lol.
First time printer and have just bought a V2 Neo, excellent video and good explanation of everything, especially the settings.
I feel more familiar with my 3d printer now. I just bought one and am excited to try it out! Appreciate the knowledge and information you put into this video! Love the plant being a supporting character as well lol.
THANK YOU! for this video, i just ordered this printer and i can't wait to get it! my very first 3D printer and I am excited. this video is very well made and I know is gonna help me setting up my printer, thank again.
Thank you. This is the one video I found that actually helped me figure out the printer.
Phenomenal video. Didn’t even open the manual. Followed the whole thing through the test print and we are printing the spool holder you linked shortly, thank you thank you thank you!
This is an amazing vid. Helped me and my dad out so much with setting up the one I got for Christmas. Thank you so much.😀
Your video is a lifesaver.. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out where I was going wrong! Well done!
Sincere thanks for your great video, made it all clear rather than a mystery. Z offset worked first time - fantastic
Great vid, the spool holder was a nice addition
Insanely helpful video. Ditched the manual and used this to assemble the printer. I was surprised by how loose some of the screws were, and I guarantee the prints wouldn't come out as nice as they do if I never knew about it. Thank you for helping me get the best use out of my printer, never had a serious issue!
Just got my printer and I was so intimidated by it but your video definitely helped ease my anxiety. Great Video!
Quality video, as a first timer buying and printing anything 3D you made life so much easier! 🙏🏼 amazing job
Great overview! Just ordered this Neo V2 since it was a "flash deal" (after cancelling the Neo order) . Ended up being the same price. This video will be used next week when it arrives (weather permitting). Happy Holidays everyone!
Thank you for this video. Super helpful getting my printer set up.
A word of advice for those first setting up their printer - do not use black filament. Because the bed is also black, it is hard to distinguish black filament from the bed for those first several layers (especially when the extruder housing is obscuring the print).
I had my z-offset just a hair too low, and it scratched a faint outline in the bed. I couldn't tell at first if it was printed filament or scratching. I was able to make adjustment and start over; and thankfully it seems to be printing just fine now. Hopefully the scratches won't cause issues for future prints.
Thank you! This was invaluable in helping me get started. I had a few issues that I managed to resolve--maybe the info will help someone else. First nothing happened when I tried to Auto Home, the knob just spun... I checked my firmware--all up to date -- then unplugged everything and plugged them back in again even though it all seemed connected correctly, and then it worked! Next I couldn't seem to get the filament to come through. In taking the knob off and watching it pull through, I was able to make sure it was loading fully. It took quite a few turns before it finally extruded. I am printing my first benchy now! I think I'll be returning to this vid again for tips on slicing and reviewing how to level and home, and maybe printing out that cool side spool bracket.
I must say, never i had experienced 3d printing.. but i've just got this and have to say, yes it'll take some time to adjust everything the leveling and so on.. but after that it's just phenomenal, prints are so nice and it's very easy to use.
This Guy must be a Professor !! A very nice detailed demonstration. Thanks You @Just Viad
i just got one of these for christmas, and with the help of your video i have started printing the rabbit. seems like its working good so far!
So glad I got this printer. Thank you for the breakdown.
A great video, easy to follow! You just helped me build and print my first ever 3D print, thanks for breaking it down so well!
Mate - amazing video. I've always been interested in 3d printing and finally got the Ender Neo today. Stepped through your video for the entire setup and now printing my first print. Excellent video 👍
I definitely should've watched the whole video before attempting to adjust mine. Got it used from someone else and the Z-offset was already input and I accidentally burned a hole on my cover plate trying to level it. Notes for the future, but this video is very helpful.
Most excellent, my friend! As a newbie this was amazing. I'd give you 1000 up votes if I could!
Anxiously waiting for my V2 Neo to arrive next week!
Brilliant explanation, as a newbie to 3D I can’t thank you enough…
Thank you so much man! I got a perfect print on the first go with no prior experience! Excellent Video!
Liked and subscribed, had some issues with my Ender 3v2Neo, which I got 5-ish days ago and tried a bunch of tutorials on youtube and also written, but most of them don't go into this detail with the nuts, belts, etc. I just had like 5 failed test prints in a row and just decided to screw it and do it all over again and right now I printed some test stuff basically perfectly and now I am doing a 6hr print, so hopefully it's going to be good, I am going to sleep finally at half past 1 in the morning :D
Thank you Vlad!
by mistake I ended up with resin and fmd printer. The resin is Elegoo saturn 2, and FDM is this exact model on this video. I am no expert when it comes to 3d printing but I do know and understand build quality and structure . I played around with both to have some of my personal opinion for the saturn and neo. The very first thing that came to me was that neo was very small and very cheap build quality. I can literally bend the whole neo. The worst thing for neo is the adjustment. If you have neo and you have zero problem with print I applaud you. My luck with neo is terrible. It worked great the first 3 times printing the rabbit and 2 cubes. After that it went down hill quick. Bed does not budge manually so I can't level out as I should. I can say much more down side about neo but I'm not even going to waste my time. I am returning the neo and after some research I decided to go with ankermaker M5. It was more expensive but I guess with 3d printers you get what you paid for. Now for saturn 2 resin printer, I have zero complaint. It's simple easy and it does the job every single time without a hitch. The best thing about saturn and just resin printer in general you can load as much model you can fit on the bed and it won't give you extra 3 days of printing like the FDM printer does. The only thing with resin is it can get a little messy but I rather get messy than having to level a bed for 10 hours. Resin to me seems like the future. FDM just feels old especially the ender. I'm glad I was able to use both type of printer. They both have it's own purpose.
Just got my printer today and this video was super helpful for the initial setup! Currently running my first print and it looks perfect so far! Thank you!
Thanks I got mine up and running thanks to you. Doing my fist test print with the boat
Cheers for this,got mine dialed in pretty good on my first print from compete build and set up on my neo following your complete video guide from start to finish nice one 👍
Just got my first 3d printer and im still learning. This video was PERFECT, i learned a lot, thank you for that. Oh and my first two prints, boat and rabbit, came out really good with the included fillament. Ty for your help
Thanks!
That is a great video, the best I've seen for this printer. I just got one of these for Christmas and had a little bit of trouble getting the first print, one thing I found is they say "move a piece of paper under the print head" when leveling. I saw another video that suggested you have a little bit of "bite" to the paper, it should move, but you should be able to feel a little bit of drag or "grit" from the paper. I kept getting problems with the material not sticking, but just a tiny, tiny adjustment on the z offset so that the paper "bit" just a little tiny bit made the difference.
I notice the model I have is slightly different, the Ender 3 Max Neo, they have moved the filament spool to the exact same place you did.
This was very helpful to me as I just ordered one of these and wanted to know what to expect when it arrives.
One thing though is that a calibration cube is intended to be used to check dimentional accuracy. this you did not do. On some prints this could matter and confirming X Y and Z axis are consistent would be important especially if the printer is bought by anyone using in a commercial engineering setting...
I just bought one and I thank you for your clear instruction mate . Awesome and I feel confident I’ll be fine .
I have had it for a week now and I still can't get over how amazing this printer is for its price .
thanks i just got a ender 3 v2 neo and this video helped a lot since im a beginner thanks a lot
For a relatively cheap 3d printer it does its job perfectly
I just got one, thank you so much for making this! Made it incredibly easy to get started
I ended up printing a filament guide instead of the spool holder. I prefer to have the spool on top to add a bit of weight down on the printer. The filament guide can also be printed in PLA because it's a very small piece with no strength applied to it. 30m print using (thingiverse) Ender 3 v2 Filament Guide by Phile88.
Video was PERFECT to get up and running!
Great walk through. Just got this same setup for the family as an early Christmas present. Thorough without getting in the weeds. I will be rewatching as I assemble and dial in later. Definitely hoping you have some more videos on the slicing process. Will be looking to dig in more after first couple test prints.
Great video, mine arrived today with a faulty CR Touch right out of the box. Hoping to get it back soon, 3D Printers have come a long way the last few years.
I just ordered one will rewatch this while putting it together
Thank you, got me up and running a test print bunny within an hour 🙂
Thank you SO much for this video. Saved me a decent amount of time to setup... It's much appreciated!!!
Thanks your video helped me get up and running ! Running the test print now so far so good, may need to adjust a belt but that's probably it. Again thanks !
Just watched your vid and this printer is on sale on Amazon for $180 so I think I’ll give it a try for my first printer.
Great video!, helped me a lot as a new 3d printing enthusiast, the only problem I had is that the Z offset is not always 2.70, I've leveled the bed 2 separate times and once is was 1.70 and the other 1.10 and I followed your instructions to the T.
before 1 year i buy prusa m3 i think, but 2 hour in manual mean many hours for begginer.. I build it but many problems with usb com atd. so i sell prusa and buy cheap printer for fun and start. i buy this beast. in box was on 3 piece and build it for 30-60min. Look on this video help with seting manual leveling and after bed leveling. very much ty.. i see this video many time and help me understand printers :) ty bro and sorry for english. just wanna say ty bro really much
Thanks for the awesome setup guide! My first few prints worked flawlessly following this video. One thing I would recommend adding to the guide is that people should check the power supply voltage settings as mine was set to 230v straight out of the box and I kept getting errors that the nozzle temperature was too low. Flipped it to the 115v and works great again.
Soooo what voltage do you set it to if you live in New Jersey? Thanks in advance.
115v @@sethburrowes3275
Great Video! Packed with helpful info. Thank you for putting together!!
Ive got the spool holder, also I got a pi zero to manage all the prints remotely, and works great.
Finally I got a better double sided magnetic mat from amazon as stuff kept stucking to the default one
Thanks, your video helped a lot. First print is running and it seems as smooth as yours thanks to your preparation recommendations. :)
Thank you very much for the excellent explanation. Your video helped me setup my first 3D Printer.
Great video about neo. But also about all other info in general. thx.
Orderd my neo today just before I watch your video.
Thanks so much for this my friend!! It was perfect