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Comgrow is hosting their Comgrow Creality 3D Flash Printer Sale listed below (prices shown on product page are as marked). Shipping is free.
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Thanks to community member MichaelS1210 for finding this deal
Note, supplies/stock may be limited
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- Comgrow Creality Enter 3 Pro 3D Printer $185
- Comgrow Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer $229
- Comgrow Creality Ender 5 Pro 3D Printer Silent Board Pre-Installed $299
- Comgrow Creality CR-10 V3 3D Printer E3D Titan Extruder $399
- Comgrow Creality Ender 5 Plus 3D Printer $499
- Comgrow Creality Sermoon D1 3D Printer $499
- & Many More
- Includes a 1-year warranty w/ purchase + 100% satisfaction guarantee
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Written by Discombobulated | Staff- This is a flash sale and stock/supplies may be limited
- Please refer to the product page for each individual product dimension/description
- Secure payment is offered on site
- Easy returns within 30 days guaranteed
- Offer valid until November 12, 2021 or while promotion last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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About the Poster
Comgrow is hosting their Comgrow Creality 3D Flash Printer Sale listed below (prices shown on product page are as marked). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member MichaelS1210 for finding this deal
Note, supplies/stock may be limited
Example Selection
Thanks to community member MichaelS1210 for finding this deal
Note, supplies/stock may be limited
Example Selection
- Comgrow Creality Enter 3 Pro 3D Printer $185
- Comgrow Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer $229
- Comgrow Creality Ender 5 Pro 3D Printer Silent Board Pre-Installed $299
- Comgrow Creality CR-10 V3 3D Printer E3D Titan Extruder $399
- Comgrow Creality Ender 5 Plus 3D Printer $499
- Comgrow Creality Sermoon D1 3D Printer $499
- & Many More
- Includes a 1-year warranty w/ purchase + 100% satisfaction guarantee
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- This is a flash sale and stock/supplies may be limited
- Please refer to the product page for each individual product dimension/description
- Secure payment is offered on site
- Easy returns within 30 days guaranteed
- Offer valid until November 12, 2021 or while promotion last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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I'm not saying don't buy one but don't buy one with the expectation that you're just going to pull it out of the box and its going to print flawlessly because that's almost never the case. These printers require constant maintenance and fine tuning and if neglected one failure will domino into another and sorting it out at that point is a nightmare because simply changing anything can throw the printer out of tolerance and unless you know specifically what you'll beat your head against a wall trying to figure it out.
Communities like reddit can help but you can ask a question and get 100 different answers that to some degree are technically correct because some failures cause the same symptoms so relying on those answers can lead you to modify something that really wasn't the issue and only make the problem worse.
If you want a solid printer buy the ender 5 and replace the extruder with a bondtech or a BMG Clone. Its a direct replacement and all you have to do is set your esteps to 415 and make sure the bed is level. If you have adhesion issues throw some glue stick or hair spray down. Your first prints should be strain relief's for the bed and for the extruder. Next should be support arms to fix the one major issue with this printer which is the cantilever bed. Unless you're printing anymore than PLA the hot end is adequate but isn't an all metal hot end so if you do plan to move to other filaments you'll have to upgrade that to an all metal. Find a known working profile for your slicer and run some temp towers to find the best settings for your filament and then move to calibration cubes to see what you may have to adjust. The ender 5 frame design makes it a solid printer with a few minor flaws that is basically set and forget once you've addressed its few shortcomings.
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Main differences between all the different versions here?
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It's not common for them to be great printers out of the box. You are getting what you pay for.
most 3d printer hobbyists like to tinker with their printers and fine tune them and experiment. I find that half my prints are printer upgrades lol. (cable holders, fan mounts, extended legs) etc.
and for the Ender 5 a dual z mod, or printed bed supports.
None of that is required to get started though, its a great printer out of the box.
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I'm not saying don't buy one but don't buy one with the expectation that you're just going to pull it out of the box and its going to print flawlessly because that's almost never the case. These printers require constant maintenance and fine tuning and if neglected one failure will domino into another and sorting it out at that point is a nightmare because simply changing anything can throw the printer out of tolerance and unless you know specifically what you'll beat your head against a wall trying to figure it out.
Communities like reddit can help but you can ask a question and get 100 different answers that to some degree are technically correct because some failures cause the same symptoms so relying on those answers can lead you to modify something that really wasn't the issue and only make the problem worse.
If you want a solid printer buy the ender 5 and replace the extruder with a bondtech or a BMG Clone. Its a direct replacement and all you have to do is set your esteps to 415 and make sure the bed is level. If you have adhesion issues throw some glue stick or hair spray down. Your first prints should be strain relief's for the bed and for the extruder. Next should be support arms to fix the one major issue with this printer which is the cantilever bed. Unless you're printing anymore than PLA the hot end is adequate but isn't an all metal hot end so if you do plan to move to other filaments you'll have to upgrade that to an all metal. Find a known working profile for your slicer and run some temp towers to find the best settings for your filament and then move to calibration cubes to see what you may have to adjust. The ender 5 frame design makes it a solid printer with a few minor flaws that is basically set and forget once you've addressed its few shortcomings.
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