#Creality Ender 3

[3dwithus]

Creality Ender 3 V3 Plus Review: 3D Printer Testing

Phil Macey tested the Creality Ender 3 V3 Plus by printing various complex models for his review. He featured designs from talented artists from STLFlix, Scheettini, and CinderWing3D. Exotic materials such as wood and marble filaments were used for evaluation.

[kf4rws-actual]

Layer separation using the new direct drive. This is a new learning curve and I may have to change some settings.

[invaderakirasart]

I'm gonna have to get a bigger table

[gmax-centiskorch]

I got a 3D printer!! Having a blast so far, even though I have already come to hate bed leveling.

[3dninj]

Welcome to my 3d print page! I will show you all my projects and try to make each project one you all can find fun!

[idekonstruksi]

Review 3D Printer Creality Ender-3 V3 SE, Murah Cocok Untuk Pemula

Bagi pemula, Creality Ender 3v3 se merupakan printer yang cukup murah namun memiliki performa yang sangat bisa diandalkan. Mesin entry-level ini menawarkan serangkaian fitur sederhana, termasuk antarmuka yang mudah digunakan, ekstruder penggerak langsung, dan layar yang cukup informatif.  Meskipun mungkin tidak memiliki fitur-fitur canggih seperti deteksi kehabisan filamen dan kemampuan kamera…

[gygantis3d]

What am i doing wrong?!

Im trying to print The Dummy 13 action figure using the Cura software with my Ender 3 v3 se, But the parts especially the crotch doesn't seem to fit. If anyone knows the Ultimaker Cura Settings the print please give me an answer. i don't wanna waste anymore filament.

[sevententv]

Got a 3D printer recently

And uhh, made my first print, which is naturally a Benchy

Now I need to figure out what the stringing and holes mean. My best guess is lowering the temp to get rid of the stringing and increasing the extrusion rate to fill in air bubbles.

[spacesheepshenanigans]

Lightsaber? Lightsaber!

So, recently I´ve had a task on my ToDo-list that I kept postponing over and over again. The task: getting my 3D printer up and running again! But last weekend, I decided to just do it. Had it running within 5 minutes, which was funny since it appeard to be such a big task before...

Well anyways, I had to think of a project to print when I stumbled upon these amazing & free models by 3Dprintingworld!

I couldn´t help myself but fall in love with the print-in-place lightsaber, so that was quite the quick decision. Anyways, long story short: Here are my results!

I had quite some trouble getting the blade out in the beginning, but soon discovered that breaking off the tips of each blade part did the trick.

Next week I´ll buy some spray paint, sand down the print and then colour it.

Hope I managed to inspire you today!

I´ll go start my jedi education now xx

Printed on Creality Ender 3 with white PLA and the Cura slicer settings reccommended here.

[12-gauge-rage]

Next piece of the puzzle is in. Woohoo! lol

[kf4rws-actual]

All done printing the faceplates!

[top5listing]

Official Creality Ender 3 3D Printer Fully Open Source

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Brand - Comgrow

Material - Aluminum

Product Dimensions - 8.7"D x 8.7"W x 9.8"H

Item Weight - 14.6 Pounds

Compatible Devices - Laptop, Personal Computer

About this item

Resume Printing Function: Ender 3 has the ability to resume printing even after a power outage or lapse occurs.

Easy and Qucik Assembly: It comes with several assembled parts, you only need about 2 hours to assemble 20 nuts well.

Advanced Extruder Technology: Upgraded extruder greatly reduces plugging risk and bad extrustion; V-shape with POM wheels make it move noiseless, smoothly and durable.

Safety Protected Power Supply: Only needs 5 minutes for hot bed to reach 110 degree.

Strict Test: Strict testing for key components before delivery and life-time technical supports available.

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[medfetabdl]

Got this fun little toy today. It’s an oxygen concentrator. It was the cheapest one I could find. I wanted to be able to take the oxygen from the concentrator and have it go into the CPAP machine I have. So I designed and 3d printed an adapter. The first one I printed just took the oxygen tube and fed it directly into the CPAP’s inlet. I didn’t realize that it used the same hole to also let the exhaled air come out so that adapter went in the trash. I printed another version with some holes in the sides to hopefully let the air out and I even made a little sleeve to go around it so the hole size was adjustable. I didn’t like that one because I wasn’t breathing just the oxygen anymore and the holes were too small. So I ended up designing and printing the adapter in the pic. This one was kinda totally over engineered. I wanted the oxygen to be able to come in and then have some kind of valve so that when the exhaled air came out the pressure would open the valve and let the air flow out and then immediately close as soon as the exhaled air came out. This type of valve could have been totally over engineered with springs and all kinds of parts but I went the dead simple route. I found an O ring from an old hose in my workshop and then I designed the adapter around it so it could be used as the valve. The pressure causes the O ring to bend a bit and lets the air out and then it immediately bends back. The same type of primitive valve can be found on a standard oxygen mask.

Honestly I love engineering stuff like this it’s a ton of fun. And having a 3d printer has opened so many new doors for me in my projects. I also gave my monitor arm a paint job and made some much better hooks to hold all the cables. The oxygen concentrator was $150 on eBay, DM me if you want the link. Also you can’t tell in the picture but the adapter was printed in 2 parts and then I plastic welded it together with my soldering iron. I also don’t have a very expensive 3d printer, it’s a Creality Ender 3V2 that I’ve added a few modifications to and I run custom firmware. My preferred slicer software is Ultimaker Cura. And my CAD software is Autodesk Fusion. If you into making things all this stuff is definitely within the realm of possibility, you can get a creality ender 3 on sale for about $100 and you can get free CAD software.

[3dwithus]

Creality Ender 3 V3 Review: 3D Printer Testing

Will Zoobkoff extensively tested the Creality Ender 3 V3 by printing various complex models for his review. He featured designs from talented artists, including Fotis Mint, Pipe Cox, and others.