my extruder clogs on k1 max happened when i overheated the bed for pla, got soft and tangled the gears. never happened again. you said esun ? it needs much less temp than other filaments, 10-15°C less than sunlu
I don't have a K2 yet, but on the K1 Max I usually start diagnosing these issues by assuming a clog, so steps are unhooking the bowden on top of the extruder, unlocking the extruder, heat the hot end to 90C, and then cold pull the filament out of there. I go to disassembling the extruder after that. I have gone through three extruders on my K1 Max in a year.
My K1's OG extruders lasted from launch, till about 2 weeks ago, when I shot replacement videos. 1500+ hours on them. As you see here, The K2 bowden coupler, wouldn't let go, with filament in it.
@@3DRundown Yeah, that surprised me. When I got filament jammed in the extruder I was still able to get it to unhook the bowden on top of the K1 Max. That makes things a lot easier when you want to pull out the extruder.
Do you think it was heat creep? I had PLA getting clogged at similar point in my k1max, after a lot of frustration with it happening multiple times I found it was because I was printing lid on, door closed and the filament was expanding or melting just enough inside the extruder that it was jamming in the hole just before exiting it.
I was starting to think so, but now, I think it's the Filament failing to retract, due to issues with the spool not getting along with the CFS. I have now failed it 4 times. All 4, at the 1st color swap.
Had this exact same issue on mine but for my part filament was getting clogged right under the extruder after exiting the blue boden tube, I found that using the back fan and lowering print bed temperature on my slicer setting for some filaments was a less prone to user error task than opening the lid every time pla is loaded.
@@3DRundownis it just the PTFE tube that’s too short? Or power lead as well? I’m “patiently” waiting for my K2 to get shipped, wondering if I should order some extra tube ASAP so I can put my CFS on the site right from the start.
It certainly cuts the filament, as the firmware will list that during extrude/retract, but, I wasn't thinking of that, and I didn't see the cutter. I'll certainly need to get into all that during a proper video. Cutting it, should have helped remove the extruder from the stuck bowden, but the Jam would remain.
I had a jam in my Ender v3 which uses the same K1 based extruder. Yea I had to do a complete teardown of the toolhead just to get to the gears. The introduction of an AMS..sure it complicates that process. I will say, this is a routine issue that can happen at anytime with that style toolhead but it is in the realm of fixable. Still doesn't help customers who are not inclined towards manual repair.
These are complex tools, and peeps really need to prepare themselves to work on them. The industry is still a baby, and growing fast, but, maintenance and repaid, are here to stay
Have you tried the Bambu buffer tool on maker world? Looks like it would work on that buffer as well. I get that the filament was jammed so nothing would budge. The Bowden tube has enough slack on the buffer you may have just been able to cut it and remove the filament and press on. I know the lengths are important but you probably have a bunch of the stuff on hand. You may also be able to make a version of the buffer tool to fit the top of the extruder. If it’s not already available it will be soon.
The K2 Plus Buffer is tool-less. Either way, bambu tool would not fit at all. The real problem was, the blob of filament at the end, inside the extruder.
I wish Creality made it easier to fix jams like this. I had a jam in my K1 Max and it was a huge pain to fix. That being said, I removed more than I should have and later realized there was a slightly easier way, but it's not very intuitive if it's your first time doing it. Hopefully this doesn't become a big issue.
Neither. I think it's likely a fluke, caused by a design weakness. This gap shouldn't exist. It's there to facilitate gear contact, but There's gotta be a better way. Bambu Extruder looks the same in that spot. So, what looks to happen is, the filament get's warm, a little to high, develops a slight bend, rubs on the edge of that slot, and boom. Toast. Perhaps it's a cooling thing. Unlike other tool heads, the Cover has no fan. It's side mounted. Heck, maybe the Filament had a defect.... a Bump, a Kink, a Wide spot.... that set this in motion. We'll all have to keep an eye, and see if this is a regular occurance, or a rare annoyance
Yea, this a big one, cause it can appear as if it's jammed up somewhere, while it's just being held by the CFS buffer. This is not really a thing on the AMS, as you can over overpower it and pull out the filament. The CFS hold on for dear life
Creality has been the king of large bed printers for a very very long time.... Way back to the CR10's, 3 MAX, 5+, 6 Max, the CR-M4, and now the K1 MAX and K2 PLUS. Creality has always been my go-to for big bed. I do welcome whatever Bambu has comming, and I am hopeful they will let me work with it. However, with the K2 Plus, you can get to "Making" RIGHT NOW". (or Now-ish), then, re-evaluate your setup, when whatever Bambu has comming, arrives.
@3DRundown There is one last thing that stops me, it's customers support, they don't have very positive opinions. I did bought just 3D scanner raptor it's on the way, so I'll see on my own how does the product and support work from creality.
Creality has a problem with quality control for a while now. I have a K1 Max and got it when it first came out. They eventually get things corrected, it's so much better now then when I first got it. It's still not as reliable as my Bambu A1, but it's a good printer now that it has the upgraded extruder and rooted and all that, but wish I didn't have to go through it all...
There is no QC issue with this extruder, nor did any QC issue cause this jam. Things like this can happen for a multitude of reasons. My P1S extruder imploded, due to the same jam in the same spot. I'm a big fan of the K1. I have a launch K1 and Max. I work them really hard. I have a total of one fail, ever. Mostly large masks. Finally gave in, and swapped the hot ends and extruders, for the channel. They never failed. I prefer them over my Bambu's, but, I need the Bambu for Color. Never saw a need to root them. I've never even looked at their bed meshes. Creality is very quick to respond to issues and create improved revisions. I don't think most peeps realize the insane amount of Creality machines out there
I was talking overall about QC not the extruder on this model. I think they rushed the k1/max out to compete. I and many people had issues with the early ones, but Creality stood behind it and got it sorted (had to return one of them) . I love my K1 Max even though I don't love the extruder design. I've had to disassemble it a couple times and it is a pain compared to how some other hot end/extruder come apart. No printer is perfect. I do have more reliable prints on my A1. I think it may be the 3rd party pei plate I use in the k1max though. The A1 comes with a very sturdy plate and the Ali express one I bought is a bit flimsy in comparison. The creality pei just didn't last for me. Still though would buy a K1 Max again, light years ahead of those old ender designs! I rooted to add Kamp and use a browser, love how granular you can tweak things! Anyway, loved to see the issue and the resolution. Good luck and hope you have smooth sailing from here on out.
I feel your pain but like you I always try to see issues like this as a positive thing. It's a chance to workout the problems so I appreciate seeing this on yours before mine arrives. Its a new printer so there are bound to be issues as there are will all printers. The community is pretty good at coming up with solutions.
Has anyone tried to mount the buffer to the CFS it has two screw holes just run a longer PTF tubefrom the K2 Plus to the buffer it will make it so you can place it anywhere@@3DRundown
It would be nice if K2 owners check out the videos on the Creality wiki. In this case, all you had to do was remove the protective cover and disassemble the front of the extruder (3 screws). On the other hand, if you mount the damper on the back of the CFS instead of the back of the K2, you can probably put the CFS on the side. I haven't checked this because my K2 hasn't arrived yet, but looking at pictures, I think the cables are the right length for this setup, all that's missing is a longer bowden tube, but that's easy to get.
And miss out on showing more of the toolhead internals? That sounds lame sauce. Also, You do understand that I have Creality's internal documentation on the extruder, and jam process....
@@3DRundown I see your point, but it would be comforting to know if it's true that you just need to remove the protective cover and disassemble the front of the extruder - is it?
Got 50% more clogs on my k1m using orca than creality slicer, could be simply that my k1m is getting old but faulty gcode from orca might also affect old models. So please, if you locate the issue make a video about it, it might save many extruders.
Truth be told, I had only one clog ever, on all my K1's, with thousands of prints, and, I ONLY slice on Orca or Bambu Studio. However, 95% of my K1 slicing, is done on Bambu Studio. I feel like, perhaps there is a minor adjustment needed to the Orca K2 Profile. But, yea, I need to dig more.... That said, allot of peeps jamming up their extruders, are simply printing everything too fast. Slow stuff down, and you'll have a much better experience. 200mms, over 300mms, is much faster than 300mms, and an extruder implosion.
Welcome to the beta stage of a creality printer, I guess, hopefully beta and not alpha stage. Not unique to Creality as many of the latest printers have not been throughly tested, before starting the marketing cycle.
Creality has a Massive Warehouse, where all the machines go through QC. Sh*t happens. This Jam could be caused by a million variables. My P1S had the exact Jam.
@3DRundown sunlu, esun, elegoo, anycubic, Creality, polymaker and many more all fine... Overture at 230 half the time a clog... Have to run it at 240+ then works better
@@3DRundown will give it a shot again... At 300mm/s when I tried at lower temps it would under extrude This is 300mm/s with non high speed pla. Creality hyper PLA works fine at 220.
Ah, I never run 300mms. Usually 175-2225. I also have only had ONE FAIL in thousands of prints, on my K1 and K1 MAX. Slowing down a bit, helps ALLOT....
The only common denominator of all 3Dprinting models/brands is downtime and diagnosis. From your K2, another creator having a busted new Prusa XL, or the $250K Stratesys printer & Bambu X1E’s at my workplace. They all fail and it’s never fun.
Indeed my friend. It's always at the worst time, and can get you flustered, but, it's part if the game. These are complex toys, that take a beating, to do what they do
@ the biggest misconception in the 3Dprinting community is you can pay more and have a flawless experience. That couldn’t be farther from the truth though, sadly.
wait wait wait wait. so you first of all put the cfs on wrong side on a table on the side. wich is well uhm bad? then you used a non creality filament and bad stuff happened. you made like 3 errors in 1 go. and then wonder why things went bad ? xD that do not seem bright.
@@3DRundown uhm what?, all i noted was your issue seems to stem from doing things that normally is not done. Your explaination dureing the video seems a bit confuseing since you never stated how it was before the issue arose. nor why you put it on the side without moveing the tubes? eaither way it just do not seem logical. quote from your video "How i run it" "side mounted" just seems odd granted i might have missunderstood you but the way you explain it and its perceived it is that you had the cfs on its side and tried to print like that.
@@HikaruGCT the last one that made a comment on printing with cfs on the side deleted his comment in less than an hour. I wonder why... And seriously, printing with only creality filament ? You know that pla is pla right ? Like i usually print with bulk bought sunlu pla (10kg or more) on my creality machines. It cost 9.89bucks/kg and i never had an issue, it's even better than some 20-25bucks/kg filaments I tested... The only reason you would want to go proprietary is for very complex filament that you can only find with specific suplier and that works on very specific machines like PEEK-CF that we use on the lynxter s-600d for exemple. but not pla...
@@HikaruGCT thanks i know i had to test at least 6 brands of cheap pla to find a bulkbuyable filament that was just right, all the time, every time. Does not change that your comment is profoundly stupid, no, not using creality filament wont fuck up your machine. And no you did not understood why youtuberman had his cfs on the side. Just a hint, you might want to rewatch the video and thing about the stuck boden tubes and the implication of the fact that they are stuck and he need to acces the extruder by the top.
@@3DRundown maybe not in your world but we would never print with it. Low quality at low cost! I get it though its what a lot of hobby printer enthusiasts use!
What filament was used when your Bambu Labs clogged in a similar fashion? I wonder if there is a correlation.
Ya know, I wish I knew. I am trying to think back, but I don't remember. I truly don't think either were caused by the Filament.
my extruder clogs on k1 max happened when i overheated the bed for pla, got soft and tangled the gears. never happened again. you said esun ? it needs much less temp than other filaments, 10-15°C less than sunlu
Overture. I have done every filament on all my Bambu and K1's at 220, without issue for years. 1000's of prints.
I don't have a K2 yet, but on the K1 Max I usually start diagnosing these issues by assuming a clog, so steps are unhooking the bowden on top of the extruder, unlocking the extruder, heat the hot end to 90C, and then cold pull the filament out of there. I go to disassembling the extruder after that. I have gone through three extruders on my K1 Max in a year.
My K1's OG extruders lasted from launch, till about 2 weeks ago, when I shot replacement videos. 1500+ hours on them. As you see here, The K2 bowden coupler, wouldn't let go, with filament in it.
@@3DRundown Yeah, that surprised me. When I got filament jammed in the extruder I was still able to get it to unhook the bowden on top of the K1 Max. That makes things a lot easier when you want to pull out the extruder.
Indeed. I was super surprised when it wouldn't release, and I REALLY TRIED. Somehow, the filament, had all the couples stuck locked
I think these may be a issue with the speed of the printer and the PLA did not flow to keep up ? do not know just a guess looking at what happed
The high speed, certainly leads to more aggressive failures when they happen.
@@3DRundown I do not know why they have not stock the PLA in the store these printers love to eat...
Do you think it was heat creep? I had PLA getting clogged at similar point in my k1max, after a lot of frustration with it happening multiple times I found it was because I was printing lid on, door closed and the filament was expanding or melting just enough inside the extruder that it was jamming in the hole just before exiting it.
I was starting to think so, but now, I think it's the Filament failing to retract, due to issues with the spool not getting along with the CFS. I have now failed it 4 times. All 4, at the 1st color swap.
Had this exact same issue on mine but for my part filament was getting clogged right under the extruder after exiting the blue boden tube, I found that using the back fan and lowering print bed temperature on my slicer setting for some filaments was a less prone to user error task than opening the lid every time pla is loaded.
I print with my lids upside down. This is why I want the CFS to be on the SIDE of my K2 Plus, and will do that, ASAP.
@@3DRundownis it just the PTFE tube that’s too short? Or power lead as well?
I’m “patiently” waiting for my K2 to get shipped, wondering if I should order some extra tube ASAP so I can put my CFS on the site right from the start.
I thought there is a cutter inside the extruder... So you can cut it and pull it back.. But the problem stays in it i think
It certainly cuts the filament, as the firmware will list that during extrude/retract, but, I wasn't thinking of that, and I didn't see the cutter. I'll certainly need to get into all that during a proper video. Cutting it, should have helped remove the extruder from the stuck bowden, but the Jam would remain.
I had a jam in my Ender v3 which uses the same K1 based extruder. Yea I had to do a complete teardown of the toolhead just to get to the gears. The introduction of an AMS..sure it complicates that process. I will say, this is a routine issue that can happen at anytime with that style toolhead but it is in the realm of fixable. Still doesn't help customers who are not inclined towards manual repair.
These are complex tools, and peeps really need to prepare themselves to work on them. The industry is still a baby, and growing fast, but, maintenance and repaid, are here to stay
Have you tried the Bambu buffer tool on maker world? Looks like it would work on that buffer as well. I get that the filament was jammed so nothing would budge. The Bowden tube has enough slack on the buffer you may have just been able to cut it and remove the filament and press on. I know the lengths are important but you probably have a bunch of the stuff on hand. You may also be able to make a version of the buffer tool to fit the top of the extruder. If it’s not already available it will be soon.
The K2 Plus Buffer is tool-less. Either way, bambu tool would not fit at all. The real problem was, the blob of filament at the end, inside the extruder.
Do you think you could have tried bumping the toolhead to the side manually to engage the filament cutter?
The cutter cuts under the gears, in this case it would not have solved anything.
Negative
@@matiasatamaniuk5266 ah I see. Thanks. Good to know. Still waiting for mine. Another delay for UK/EU.
The manufacturing has gone slower than they had hoped. It is what it is. But, things are being improved while you wait, so, it's not so bad...
I wish Creality made it easier to fix jams like this. I had a jam in my K1 Max and it was a huge pain to fix. That being said, I removed more than I should have and later realized there was a slightly easier way, but it's not very intuitive if it's your first time doing it. Hopefully this doesn't become a big issue.
It's actually easier than it looks. I went deeper, to show the components. We'll do a proper process asap.
@@3DRundown Good to hear! Thanks!
Do you think this is a CFS problem or K2 problem overall?
Neither. I think it's likely a fluke, caused by a design weakness. This gap shouldn't exist. It's there to facilitate gear contact, but There's gotta be a better way. Bambu Extruder looks the same in that spot. So, what looks to happen is, the filament get's warm, a little to high, develops a slight bend, rubs on the edge of that slot, and boom. Toast. Perhaps it's a cooling thing. Unlike other tool heads, the Cover has no fan. It's side mounted. Heck, maybe the Filament had a defect.... a Bump, a Kink, a Wide spot.... that set this in motion. We'll all have to keep an eye, and see if this is a regular occurance, or a rare annoyance
@@3DRundown thanks for the great reply and that makes total sense. Def something to keep an eye on. Thanks! Great vid!
🙏🏼🙏🏼
super important video! It's good 2 know.
Yea, this a big one, cause it can appear as if it's jammed up somewhere, while it's just being held by the CFS buffer. This is not really a thing on the AMS, as you can over overpower it and pull out the filament. The CFS hold on for dear life
@@3DRundown I'm still waiting to buy CK2Plus or new Bambulab which should come with something big and new idk... :( I need big volume.
Creality has been the king of large bed printers for a very very long time.... Way back to the CR10's, 3 MAX, 5+, 6 Max, the CR-M4, and now the K1 MAX and K2 PLUS. Creality has always been my go-to for big bed. I do welcome whatever Bambu has comming, and I am hopeful they will let me work with it. However, with the K2 Plus, you can get to "Making" RIGHT NOW". (or Now-ish), then, re-evaluate your setup, when whatever Bambu has comming, arrives.
@3DRundown There is one last thing that stops me, it's customers support, they don't have very positive opinions. I did bought just 3D scanner raptor it's on the way, so I'll see on my own how does the product and support work from creality.
ALL printer have issues, nature of the beast, in the past i have had many different printers and not one has not had a problem.
Bet
The problem is creality tend to have more than most and then they drop support instead of fixing the problem.
That's a myth.
Creality has a problem with quality control for a while now. I have a K1 Max and got it when it first came out. They eventually get things corrected, it's so much better now then when I first got it. It's still not as reliable as my Bambu A1, but it's a good printer now that it has the upgraded extruder and rooted and all that, but wish I didn't have to go through it all...
There is no QC issue with this extruder, nor did any QC issue cause this jam. Things like this can happen for a multitude of reasons. My P1S extruder imploded, due to the same jam in the same spot. I'm a big fan of the K1. I have a launch K1 and Max. I work them really hard. I have a total of one fail, ever. Mostly large masks. Finally gave in, and swapped the hot ends and extruders, for the channel. They never failed. I prefer them over my Bambu's, but, I need the Bambu for Color. Never saw a need to root them. I've never even looked at their bed meshes. Creality is very quick to respond to issues and create improved revisions. I don't think most peeps realize the insane amount of Creality machines out there
I was talking overall about QC not the extruder on this model. I think they rushed the k1/max out to compete. I and many people had issues with the early ones, but Creality stood behind it and got it sorted (had to return one of them) . I love my K1 Max even though I don't love the extruder design. I've had to disassemble it a couple times and it is a pain compared to how some other hot end/extruder come apart. No printer is perfect. I do have more reliable prints on my A1. I think it may be the 3rd party pei plate I use in the k1max though. The A1 comes with a very sturdy plate and the Ali express one I bought is a bit flimsy in comparison. The creality pei just didn't last for me. Still though would buy a K1 Max again, light years ahead of those old ender designs! I rooted to add Kamp and use a browser, love how granular you can tweak things! Anyway, loved to see the issue and the resolution. Good luck and hope you have smooth sailing from here on out.
You have to fit your buffer to the back of CFS. That way you'll have much longer cable
Yes, that works, however, you need a longer Bowden. With stock accessories, you'll need a coupler, for 2 bowden runs
I feel your pain but like you I always try to see issues like this as a positive thing. It's a chance to workout the problems so I appreciate seeing this on yours before mine arrives. Its a new printer so there are bound to be issues as there are will all printers. The community is pretty good at coming up with solutions.
What does the buffer do?
Directs traffic from CFS Units
@ ah! Knew it was todo with CFS. Clever things
I regret bought it 😢
I wouldn't be. I think it's gonna do great things.
I would take the tip out of a soldering iron and hold it on the hot end at the same time hit it with a heat gun. See if that helps
It will not. The clog is in the extruder. I show it
Has anyone tried to mount the buffer to the CFS it has two screw holes just run a longer PTF tubefrom the K2 Plus to the buffer it will make it so you can place it anywhere@@3DRundown
It would be nice if K2 owners check out the videos on the Creality wiki. In this case, all you had to do was remove the protective cover and disassemble the front of the extruder (3 screws).
On the other hand, if you mount the damper on the back of the CFS instead of the back of the K2, you can probably put the CFS on the side. I haven't checked this because my K2 hasn't arrived yet, but looking at pictures, I think the cables are the right length for this setup, all that's missing is a longer bowden tube, but that's easy to get.
And miss out on showing more of the toolhead internals? That sounds lame sauce. Also, You do understand that I have Creality's internal documentation on the extruder, and jam process....
> if you mount the damper on the back of the CFS...
? First time I've heard of 3d printers having dampers.
Where is it and what's it damping?
@@nlkatz Well I don't know what this piece will be called, but I'm referring to the piece that appears at 8:37
The Buffer. It directs traffic from Multiple CFS units. It can be mounted on the CFS itself.
@@3DRundown I see your point, but it would be comforting to know if it's true that you just need to remove the protective cover and disassemble the front of the extruder - is it?
I believe a bad GCODE, created by ORCA, caused this jam
Got 50% more clogs on my k1m using orca than creality slicer, could be simply that my k1m is getting old but faulty gcode from orca might also affect old models. So please, if you locate the issue make a video about it, it might save many extruders.
Truth be told, I had only one clog ever, on all my K1's, with thousands of prints, and, I ONLY slice on Orca or Bambu Studio. However, 95% of my K1 slicing, is done on Bambu Studio. I feel like, perhaps there is a minor adjustment needed to the Orca K2 Profile. But, yea, I need to dig more....
That said, allot of peeps jamming up their extruders, are simply printing everything too fast. Slow stuff down, and you'll have a much better experience. 200mms, over 300mms, is much faster than 300mms, and an extruder implosion.
Painful but i know you will get it working again. I worry about diving deep into fixing a 3d printer . Got have plenty of patience oh my nerves 😟
It can be overwhelming. Step away, until you feel up to it, and have lot's of time. Then... one step. One step. One step
@ can i ask you favor can you measure with a sound meter the p1p or x1 sound out put from 10 feet away . Pretty please i need to prove a point .
I will try!
@@3DRundown thank you my friend 👍
Welcome to the beta stage of a creality printer, I guess, hopefully beta and not alpha stage. Not unique to Creality as many of the latest printers have not been throughly tested, before starting the marketing cycle.
Creality has a Massive Warehouse, where all the machines go through QC. Sh*t happens. This Jam could be caused by a million variables. My P1S had the exact Jam.
It's still an informational video 😅.
You're not wrong! 😂😂 But I just wanted to make a Jiggly Owl! 😜😜😆
@3DRundown Hopefully by the time my K2 gets delivered, you'll have all the issues worked out.
I see overture....
Whenever I get a jam... Is almost always overture filament too
Is it.... Interesting
@3DRundown sunlu, esun, elegoo, anycubic, Creality, polymaker and many more all fine...
Overture at 230 half the time a clog... Have to run it at 240+ then works better
I have yet to run any PLA over 220, on a V3, K1, or P1, or X1 machine.... Consider going the other way.... DOWN.
@@3DRundown will give it a shot again...
At 300mm/s when I tried at lower temps it would under extrude
This is 300mm/s with non high speed pla.
Creality hyper PLA works fine at 220.
Ah, I never run 300mms. Usually 175-2225. I also have only had ONE FAIL in thousands of prints, on my K1 and K1 MAX. Slowing down a bit, helps ALLOT....
The only common denominator of all 3Dprinting models/brands is downtime and diagnosis. From your K2, another creator having a busted new Prusa XL, or the $250K Stratesys printer & Bambu X1E’s at my workplace. They all fail and it’s never fun.
Indeed my friend. It's always at the worst time, and can get you flustered, but, it's part if the game. These are complex toys, that take a beating, to do what they do
@ the biggest misconception in the 3Dprinting community is you can pay more and have a flawless experience. That couldn’t be farther from the truth though, sadly.
It's not as bad as it looks. I'll show it better soon. This was just a peak, while I was working on mine, and learning as I go....
Too much retraction 😂
Lol. No
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Creality makes allot of great stuff. :)
@@3DRundown ))))))))
wait wait wait wait.
so you first of all put the cfs on wrong side on a table on the side. wich is well uhm bad?
then you used a non creality filament and bad stuff happened.
you made like 3 errors in 1 go. and then wonder why things went bad ? xD
that do not seem bright.
Tell me you don't print (or actually watch the video) without telling me you don't print (or actually watch the video)
@@3DRundown uhm what?, all i noted was your issue seems to stem from doing things that normally is not done.
Your explaination dureing the video seems a bit confuseing since you never stated how it was before the issue arose. nor why you put it on the side without moveing the tubes?
eaither way it just do not seem logical.
quote from your video "How i run it" "side mounted" just seems odd
granted i might have missunderstood you but the way you explain it and its perceived it is that you had the cfs on its side and tried to print like that.
@@HikaruGCT the last one that made a comment on printing with cfs on the side deleted his comment in less than an hour. I wonder why...
And seriously, printing with only creality filament ?
You know that pla is pla right ?
Like i usually print with bulk bought sunlu pla (10kg or more) on my creality machines.
It cost 9.89bucks/kg and i never had an issue, it's even better than some 20-25bucks/kg filaments I tested...
The only reason you would want to go proprietary is for very complex filament that you can only find with specific suplier and that works on very specific machines like PEEK-CF that we use on the lynxter s-600d for exemple. but not pla...
@@cynexion we found that when printing its vastly differs in quality among material filament makers.
just saying.
@@HikaruGCT thanks i know i had to test at least 6 brands of cheap pla to find a bulkbuyable filament that was just right, all the time, every time.
Does not change that your comment is profoundly stupid, no, not using creality filament wont fuck up your machine.
And no you did not understood why youtuberman had his cfs on the side. Just a hint, you might want to rewatch the video and thing about the stuck boden tubes and the implication of the fact that they are stuck and he need to acces the extruder by the top.
Mine is perfect, more than likely it is the cheap filament you are using, I also would not use carboard spool, to easy to slip!
Overture is not "Cheap".
@@3DRundown maybe not in your world but we would never print with it. Low quality at low cost! I get it though its what a lot of hobby printer enthusiasts use!