@@jyotishmansarma4179 Both the S1 and V3 SE, like most printers in the Ender 3 series, are capable of heating up to 260C, which is hot enough to print common materials such as PLA, PETG, and ABS.
Great video, and I really like how Creality upgraded this base printer. Having Direct drive, dual Z screws and bed leveling as standard really makes this a perfect machine for any beginner, all for a really low price.
tis is the best thing they have done for a cheap price then a £700 printer i pre ordered mine because i was Havin issue with my ender 3 and had to get this.
I have a question about the slicer whenever I try to download something to turn it into gcode it won’t let me but instead turns it into something called cxprj
When you are adjusting the speed, thats not the speed, it's a percentage, so at 200% it is twice as fast as what the setting was when the file was sliced.
This is a very nice printer. Unfortunately mine has a problem with the extruder. It clicks on each change of direction - ie twice per retraction. I contacted Creality. They wouldn't respond until I had gone through the usual hoops of sending them a copy of my receipt a video of the issue a photo of the ID plate on the back of the printer. Once I had done this they simply told me 'yes that is normal'. Well it's not normal on any of the other three 3D printers I have owned..... and there are discussions of some people experiencing retraction clicking on Reddit - and clearly the people replying DON'T experience the same..... so thanks for nothing Creality. Only buy one of these if you are happy to fix and maintain it yourself - because apparently Creality support is.... less than impressive.
Question, even if I set my slicer at 200mm/s it only seems to print at about 100mm/s. The only way I get the higher speed is by using "tune" on the screen. Am I doing something wrong in the Creality slicer or is that just a default? Will I always need to use the screen to get the higher speeds? Thanks
great video i have my v3 se coming today as a upgrade from my ageing anycubic mega x with manual bed leveling and only 50ms print speed so will be a good upgrade i hope
@@MobileDecay i would try to manualy levl the bed as a workaround. adjust the z offset if its too high. use a sheet of paper to measure the height between bed and nozzle. but this kinda defeat the purpose of this auto leveling feature they added. it should level automaticaly for us. check on creality customers service as well if they can replace the item for you.
Thanks for the video, it helped me work out how to put mine back into the box so I can send mine back for a refund. Bed levelling is far from perfect, auto-z-offset is not correct but when adjusting it so that stuff sticks, it seems like I have to be too close, or possibly some bits end up printed too closely to the bed. The bed is so uneven based on the levelling mesh there's no way this could easily compensate. Z-banding is atrocious. If someone is printing medium sized parts with no fine detail and doesn't care about quality, maybe they are more likely to have luck with this than an earlier ender 3 design. My ender 3V2 has caused me headaches, a lot, but this doesn't solve the problems I've been having with it more recently
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@@jyotishmansarma4179 Both the S1 and V3 SE, like most printers in the Ender 3 series, are capable of heating up to 260C, which is hot enough to print common materials such as PLA, PETG, and ABS.
you might need an enclosure
Great video, and I really like how Creality upgraded this base printer. Having Direct drive, dual Z screws and bed leveling as standard really makes this a perfect machine for any beginner, all for a really low price.
Nice video! I'm setting mine up today. Can't wait to do my first 3d print
Thank for watching! nice! its a good budget and beginner friendly printer. Happy 3d printing!
Thanks for posting
tis is the best thing they have done for a cheap price then a £700 printer i pre ordered mine because i was Havin issue with my ender 3 and had to get this.
i also had issues with my ender 3 v2. this device has solved the pain having to level the bed all the time
@JobilleTuts yes I feel the pain its best to just sell the ender 3 so it makes up the price I would say
@@luckyluke2822the best to buy is the Neptune 4 rn
I don't see the slicer file when I select print. What am I doing wrong? I have a Ender-3 V3 SE 3D Printer.
I have a question about the slicer whenever I try to download something to turn it into gcode it won’t let me but instead turns it into something called cxprj
When you are adjusting the speed, thats not the speed, it's a percentage, so at 200% it is twice as fast as what the setting was when the file was sliced.
So what should be the label in the settings?
My only problem is I would like it to use micro sd
use the adapter
when i try to test it nothing shows up on the print option
i put it in upside down
So it comes with the SD card? What about a SD card adapter?
0:56 it comes with SD card and card reader so you can plug it in your pc usb port
@@JobilleTutsdoes the ss card come pre loaded with a model to test right away
@@3DPrintingjosiah yes! A cat file you can print
Do you still like this printer? Is it noisy?
Yes I still love it. Yes it makes some noise but not that loud to keep you from sleeping. I can keep it beside my bed if i have to =)
This is a very nice printer. Unfortunately mine has a problem with the extruder. It clicks on each change of direction - ie twice per retraction. I contacted Creality. They wouldn't respond until I had gone through the usual hoops of sending them a copy of my receipt a video of the issue a photo of the ID plate on the back of the printer. Once I had done this they simply told me 'yes that is normal'. Well it's not normal on any of the other three 3D printers I have owned..... and there are discussions of some people experiencing retraction clicking on Reddit - and clearly the people replying DON'T experience the same..... so thanks for nothing Creality.
Only buy one of these if you are happy to fix and maintain it yourself - because apparently Creality support is.... less than impressive.
Question, even if I set my slicer at 200mm/s it only seems to print at about 100mm/s. The only way I get the higher speed is by using "tune" on the screen. Am I doing something wrong in the Creality slicer or is that just a default? Will I always need to use the screen to get the higher speeds? Thanks
Check your start mid and last layer speed settings. Might have changed
It slows down itself for better print quality. You probably don't want to change that.
great video i have my v3 se coming today as a upgrade from my ageing anycubic mega x with manual bed leveling and only 50ms print speed so will be a good upgrade i hope
Nice! Have fun with your new printer!
@@JobilleTuts very happy with the printer only 10-15mins setup time and all ready done the cat print that comes on the sd card to test ti
When I try to level mine during the z axis calibration it just jams the print head into the bed. ☹️
Did you check underneath the bed if theres a major tilt angle?
@JobilleTuts That corner where the censor is slightly higher than the rest. Thanks.
@@MobileDecay i would try to manualy levl the bed as a workaround. adjust the z offset if its too high. use a sheet of paper to measure the height between bed and nozzle. but this kinda defeat the purpose of this auto leveling feature they added. it should level automaticaly for us. check on creality customers service as well if they can replace the item for you.
@JobilleTuts I bought it so I didn't have to do that all of time. I'll just it back and stick my old printer. 😥
@@MobileDecaysame here i bought it so i dont have to do leveling. Sorry to hear that. Try to contact creality they should do something about it
Thanks for the video, it helped me work out how to put mine back into the box so I can send mine back for a refund. Bed levelling is far from perfect, auto-z-offset is not correct but when adjusting it so that stuff sticks, it seems like I have to be too close, or possibly some bits end up printed too closely to the bed. The bed is so uneven based on the levelling mesh there's no way this could easily compensate. Z-banding is atrocious.
If someone is printing medium sized parts with no fine detail and doesn't care about quality, maybe they are more likely to have luck with this than an earlier ender 3 design. My ender 3V2 has caused me headaches, a lot, but this doesn't solve the problems I've been having with it more recently