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Dec 17, 2025 5:54 PM

Refurbished Creality Hi Combo Multicolor 3D Printer 260x260x260 with CFS $223.20 w/ Free shipping + 2 Year Warranty

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$223.20 after coupon code: YEARENDFINDS

Includes multicolor CFS and 2 Year Warranty

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Includes multicolor CFS and 2 Year Warranty

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This refurbished Creality Hi Combo is mainly appealing as a multicolor printer bundle with the CFS included, and the two year warranty adds real peace of mind. The build volume is larger than many compact printers, and the newer Creality machines avoid the fussy setup of older Ender models. Print quality is solid around 300 millimeters per second, though pushing to maximum speed hurts results. Refurbished units can arrive missing accessories or with minor packaging annoyances, and the CFS does not have an active dryer. A practical pick if you want the CFS and can live with refurbished risk.

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Dec 18, 2025 1:47 AM
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ZeeDuckDec 18, 2025 1:47 AM
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Did Creality have more than one version of the CFS or is it the same for all their machines? This would be a heck of a cheap way to get a CFS.
Dec 18, 2025 5:23 AM
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Mr_CheapDec 18, 2025 5:23 AM
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Quote from ZeeDuck View quoted comment :
Did Creality have more than one version of the CFS or is it the same for all their machines? This would be a heck of a cheap way to get a CFS.
Same CFS, I bought this so I can sell the printer and add the CFS to my K2 plus, it's almost a free CFS...
Dec 18, 2025 5:44 AM
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supurman182Dec 18, 2025 5:44 AM
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Would this be a good machine for a beginner. What to buy it for my niece and nephew but I'm sure they have no knowledge about 3d printing so they are gonna have to figure it out themselves
Dec 18, 2025 7:05 AM
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admerDec 18, 2025 7:05 AM
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Refurbished, it's a gamble if you are going to get a good one.
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Dec 18, 2025 8:19 AM
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happy_soldierDec 18, 2025 8:19 AM
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So I bought and sold my Flashforge AD5X without using it (I needed funds). Now the deal is over. How does this compare to AD5X?
Dec 18, 2025 10:47 AM
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Mr FenderDec 18, 2025 10:47 AM
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Quote from admer View quoted comment :
Refurbished, it's a gamble if you are going to get a good one.
Bought a refurbished V3 and it was missing the gantry bolts and most of the tools that normally come with a new printer. Once assembled, it worked just fine.
Dec 18, 2025 12:10 PM
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BoondockswDec 18, 2025 12:10 PM
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Quote from happy_soldier View quoted comment :
So I bought and sold my Flashforge AD5X without using it (I needed funds). Now the deal is over. How does this compare to AD5X?
I wanted the flash forge for my son but don't want to over pay. Looking for alternatives

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Dec 18, 2025 1:33 PM
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FuzzyCuddlesDec 18, 2025 1:33 PM
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Quote from admer View quoted comment :
Refurbished, it's a gamble if you are going to get a good one.
Sure, but you get two years of warranty coverage which is better than any new 3D printer
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Dec 18, 2025 2:17 PM
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ZeeDuckDec 18, 2025 2:17 PM
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Quote from supurman182 View quoted comment :
Would this be a good machine for a beginner. What to buy it for my niece and nephew but I'm sure they have no knowledge about 3d printing so they are gonna have to figure it out themselves
How interested in leaving are they and how tech comfortable are they?

I honestly think this is about as good as anything. It's not quite as good as Bambu but I doubt the differences are much to worry about. Think of it this way, a paper printer is a 90/100 on the easy to use scale. Bambu is 45, this is 40. All of these machines are far from the "just works" of a typical paper printer. You need to either count on pre made files or understand things like what shapes will require support or might have bed adhesion issues. Unlike the old Ender 3 printers (basically anything other than the V3 models) you don't have complex/fidgety setup procedures with these newer printers. Think of that like these others don't have paper jam issues. However, unlike the paper printer where you can basically expect your Word document will print regardless of what you typed, here the shape of your parts greatly affects your results.
Dec 18, 2025 2:21 PM
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ZeeDuckDec 18, 2025 2:21 PM
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Quote from happy_soldier View quoted comment :
So I bought and sold my Flashforge AD5X without using it (I needed funds). Now the deal is over. How does this compare to AD5X?
Slower print speeds but I wouldn't call it slow. Bigger print volume (250^3 mm vs 220^3). Not really a good option for enclosing. The CFS I think has a dryer function. The FF is more compact.
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Dec 18, 2025 4:50 PM
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Dec 18, 2025 4:50 PM
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Quote from ZeeDuck View quoted comment :
Slower print speeds but I wouldn't call it slow. Bigger print volume (250^3 mm vs 220^3). Not really a good option for enclosing. The CFS I think has a dryer function. The FF is more compact.
Yea, average print speeds are around 300mm for good quality on all of these new printers. You can speed them up but quality is going to suffer greatly if you push them to their max ratings to the point they become unsightly unless you are just prototyping and dont care.

The build volume is much larger @ 260x260x300 on the HI. No active dryer, just compartments for drying packets.
Dec 18, 2025 4:56 PM
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mwhorsemanDec 18, 2025 4:56 PM
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Great deal even for the CFS. Replacing an Ender 3 v3 KE with this and adding the CFS to my K2 Plus. Creality needs to figure out how to stack CFS units.
Dec 19, 2025 1:51 PM
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anthony32376Dec 19, 2025 1:51 PM
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Quote from ZeeDuck View quoted comment :
How interested in leaving are they and how tech comfortable are they? I honestly think this is about as good as anything. It's not quite as good as Bambu but I doubt the differences are much to worry about. Think of it this way, a paper printer is a 90/100 on the easy to use scale. Bambu is 45, this is 40. All of these machines are far from the "just works" of a typical paper printer. You need to either count on pre made files or understand things like what shapes will require support or might have bed adhesion issues. Unlike the old Ender 3 printers (basically anything other than the V3 models) you don't have complex/fidgety setup procedures with these newer printers. Think of that like these others don't have paper jam issues. However, unlike the paper printer where you can basically expect your Word document will print regardless of what you typed, here the shape of your parts greatly affects your results.
I will greatly disagree with that assessment.
My A1 and my ender 3 V3 SE are
Waaaay easier to use than any ink jet printers I have used.
The ender 3 V3 SE was also a lot easier to assemble than the A1 was.
But both machines are a lot easier to use than any ink jet.
I have nothing but problems with paper printers and I frequently need to call support.
Getting things to print where I want them and how I want them and the right size is very challenging with paper printers as compared to 3D printers.
getting cloud print to work is always a problem with paper printers too.
Dec 19, 2025 5:42 PM
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ZeeDuckDec 19, 2025 5:42 PM
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Quote from anthony32376 View quoted comment :
I will greatly disagree with that assessment.
My A1 and my ender 3 V3 SE are
Waaaay easier to use than any ink jet printers I have used.
The ender 3 V3 SE was also a lot easier to assemble than the A1 was.
But both machines are a lot easier to use than any ink jet.
I have nothing but problems with paper printers and I frequently need to call support.
Getting things to print where I want them and how I want them and the right size is very challenging with paper printers as compared to 3D printers.
getting cloud print to work is always a problem with paper printers too.
I guess inkjets can be a pain. They aren't laser printers. But really a difference is the paper printer doesn't fail because of what print job you send it. FDM printers will.

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Dec 19, 2025 8:49 PM
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itslancetimeDec 19, 2025 8:49 PM
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I bought this a few days before black Friday and it's been a fantastic reliable printer. They did just tape the screen protector tape over the screen. That was a pain In the ass to remove but otherwise great machine. I've already used it for about 100 print hours.

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