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【Refurbished】Creality K1C 2025 3D Printer 600mm/s Auto Leveling AI Camera $215.2
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Note：The K1C 2025 keeps all the great features of the K1C and it is also set to unlock multi-color printing with the new CFS!
List Price is $269
use code: NEWFINDS20 (-$53.80)
Note：The K1C 2025 keeps all the great features of the K1C and it is also set to unlock multi-color printing with the new CFS!
List Price is $269
use code: NEWFINDS20 (-$53.80)
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Note：The K1C 2025 keeps all the great features of the K1C and it is also set to unlock multi-color printing with the new CFS!
List Price is $269
use code: NEWFINDS20 (-$53.80)
Note：The K1C 2025 keeps all the great features of the K1C and it is also set to unlock multi-color printing with the new CFS!
List Price is $269
use code: NEWFINDS20 (-$53.80)
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The big issue I have is this vs the various Flashforge deals. The basic 5M is typically cheaper and I found it to be a great printer. I only upgraded because I wanted to larger bed. For the same price as this you can get the FF AD5X multi material printer.
Both of those FF models are open frame and I'm not sure if they have as many deals on the 5M Pro which is the closer equivalent to this printer. Since my printer is in the living space of my house I don't print the more advanced materials that require an enclosure. So I would probably just save the money or I would get the multi material unit for the same price.
This isn't a bad printer if you need the enclosure and the size is right. However, the refurb Creality risk bothers me. I got the K1max because it was the right combination of print size and cost at the time. I don't see this as the right option unless you really need low cost, engineering grade material and relatively small parts.
I'm still glad I bought it because it worked well enough for me to confirm it was a hobby I'd definitely be into as well as made me realize I immediately wanted to "upgrade." Now I have 5 printers and the ender gets next to zero use.
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The other printer was an Ender 3 S1 Pro. It was absolutely not as described. It was listed as for parts and I was buying it thinking I would fix it up. The delivered printer was sealed new in box with only an exterior label cut off the box. Not the box of broken parts I was expecting.
So not everyone has bad luck but it's something that always makes me reluctant to suggest a refurb Creality.
Other than that, my refurb looked almost new.
Does that mean this is getting into Bambu territory which I've been trying to avoid for my first 3d printer?
I was about to pull the trigger before seeing that. What would be a good enclosed alternative?
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