Creality K1C 3D Printer, 600mm/s High-Speed Auto Leveling Clog-Free Robust Direct Extruder K1 SE Upgraded 3D Printer with AI Camera 300°C Printing Silent Mode Support Carbon Fiber Filaments

Really nice printer... I've been using it for a couple weeks now and printed many things... The best thing to do is to get a dryer along with the 3d printer... It will improve your prints greatly. Also learning to fines the settings helped a lot. I saw a big difference in PETG print quality just changing the temp of the hot bed from 57C to 56C... I recommend downloading other peoples 3d modles from online sources like [Printable.com, makerworld.com or thangs.com] for the door hinges, front plate, exhaust fan upgrades and (riser plates (if you intend on using CF filaments)) to get started and learn about how the cad models work and need to be physically one piece for the Creality Print or Cura to work with them. Most software can only do so much to "repair" models someone might create in Blender... FreeCAD isn't that great but using TinkerCAD with Blender has shown me some decent results and is completely free. AutoDesks 360 fusion looks nice if you have some cash for softwawre they also have a free trial where you can make 9 editable files with there cloudbased software. I have enjoyed this new device since I'm always looking to fix or upgrade things and this allows for SOOOO much more inventive creativity. It has a setting called [ Silent ] too, which slows the printer down to silent volumes which is very awesome since I live next to persnickety people in apartments. It won't turn down the "travel" speed that much so the setting will need to be adjusted inside Creality print advanced settings if true silence is needed since it has insanely quick and efficient motors. It has auto leveling/calibrations, Lan and usb connectivity if you don't trust Wifi and I don't in apartments. It's easy enough to mess the prints up let alone having wifi hackers interrupting file transmissions.. I've heard and seen lid risers are needed to print Carbon Fiber prints due to the angle of the Bowden stock tube... ASA makes a good filament for the risers since its high working temp, rigidness and resistance to chemicals like those emited during prints sometimes. Since starting I haven't had to do much of anything to make it work soundly (since I haven't used CF filaments yet) and that is awesome! Make sure to use glue stick. Customer support is responsive for any needs and many videos online to help replace, upgrade, install, and maintain the device. I used the original plastic off the sides of the machine to help create a better seal on the front door (looks ugly but it's free and came with the machine), this keeps everything nice inside when printing and lowers the dB volume outside. Make sure if you decide to upgrade the back fan that you use a DC24v fan. You can place a piece of active carbon filter where the original fan once was... I also put a 5lbs sand back on the edge of the top of the machine which reduces vibrations and movement of the machine when travel is going fast... Don't place it in the center or you will scratch the bottom of the plate like I accidentally did... Risers would have stopped that but I haven't finished them yet... an old tooth brush with either isopropyl alcohol or water works really well to clean the build plate rather than using rags and having to wash them... plus if you do it right you can use the old glue and just make a nice finish with just a little water and effort.

I've been using this printer for over a year now with little to no issues. The printer itself is great easy to use. This was my first printer and never had any issues i couldn't fix myself. Its easy to take apart the printing head for cleaning. I would recommend this for a beginner or someone looking to upgrade from a bed slinger.

Great 3D printer! A little difficult to set up at first, but it has been a great printer the last couple of months. It prints so fast, you can’t even tell it’s printing anything. Highly recommend and worth every penny.

Worked for a month, now down. Month in; dozen prints or so and now stuck with a giant paperweight. After a couple hours of troubleshooting vague error messages, TR2852：Filament detector triggered abnormally, possibly due to external spool holder being used with CFS. Error logs and troubleshooting is a stepdown from klipper days; not finding a lot of info and working on hotend is nightmarish. Started with MCU task scheduled error; shotgun some parts at it is the wiki link / FAQ. Disappointed, will sell and buy other brand; i should of known better but have always been partial to ender since ender3/ender5 days. Ender: if you want to compete with Bambu; flagship product cannot go down in 1month with light use. Troubleshooting the filament error needs to be much easier and point at what part is failing. Not swap and pray troubleshooting.

Quality and speed. So easy to print.

I have been having a great time printing on this for the past six months. I am usually bad with electronic but this was super easy to set up. I have had no major issues with using the printer, other than a singke clog. It also very durable. The noise level is fairly quiet compared to other printers I've seen. I would say this is a great option for those who want to learn how to 3D print. The only negative is the smell. sometimes when printing you can smell the melted filamen, so I would suggest using it in a room with good ventilation.

I purchased the Creality K1C expecting a high-quality, high-speed 3D printer, but after just three months of use, it has become completely unusable. The printer now fails mid-print every time, consistently at the same height, no matter what I do. I have tried everything—replacing the extruder, nozzle, checking for clogs, adjusting belt tension, using only Creality PLA, and following every troubleshooting step provided by their support team. Despite all this effort, the problem has only gotten worse, with prints now failing within the first few minutes. What’s even more frustrating is the lack of effective support. I have been going back and forth with Creality’s support team for two weeks, providing videos, photos, and detailed explanations, yet there has been no real solution. They keep asking me to test different things, but nothing has worked, and I feel stuck in an endless loop of troubleshooting with no actual resolution. Now, I have had to wake up in the middle of the night just to try to get help, but the issue remains. At this point, I strongly believe my unit is defective, and I have asked for a replacement, but Creality has not taken any steps to resolve this properly. A 3D printer at this price should not fail this quickly, and customer support should be much more efficient in handling such issues. Update: Issue was solved by the support team.

Great printer to start right out of the box. Plenty of capability and size capacity for getting into 3D print

Es una bestia! La velocidad de impresión con hyper PLA es impresionante. Excelente producto

Estoy muy satisfecho con la impresora, si la encuentran de oferta se las recomiendo 100% Me sorprendió mucho 10/10