Can the Creality K1 print at 600 mm/s ONLY with Hyper PLA?
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Creality's K1 is so fast that some filaments can't keep up. It can print at up to 600 mm/s - that's twelve times faster than most Cartesian 3D printers.
Right after assembling the K1, I of course started the 600 mm/s test on the included USB stick with the Hyper PLA. My first thought was, "What, how can this be so fast?! Can you print this fast also with normal filament?!" - And that's exactly what I wanted to try.
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00:00 Intro
00:09 Speed Test at 600 mm/s with Hyper PLA
00:25 What is Hyper PLA?
01:38 Benchy with Hyper PLA
02:09 Speed Test at 600 mm/s with normal PLA Fail
02:46 Benchy with normal PLA
02:55 Speed Test at 600 mm/s with normal PLA
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Good video with necessary information about the normal filament vs Hyper filament
Amazing video.thank you
Good Video - got my K1 Max today, printed Benchy with PLA+ (DURAMIC) as if it were PLA hyper - Print quality was real good, speed about knocked me over(16 min). Possibly the PLA+ has similar quality to Hyper.. Will need to test further, but a nice option.Huge improvement over my CR6SE.
Excellent video. Thank you. It would be awesome to see the effect of a CHT nozzle as well.
It may need additional fans like the Neptune 4 at that speed. You can just put a desktop fan near the printer to see if more cooling helps.
Nice video
Hi,
Do you have any profil for the creality k1 max ?
What do you advise do you use bambu studio or creality print ? Tank you in advance !
Tried to print with normal PLA at 300 degrees celsius, it was going well until it randomly clogged up the entire hotend, so i had to take the entire thing apart and try to manually pull the plastic out. Didn't work, so i had to carefully drill through it. This worked, but when i put it back on, it started to leak melted PLA on the hotend itself when i tried to extrude the hyper-PLA in. I had to get a new hotend now.
BE CAREFUL AND DON'T END UP LIKE ME: If you are going to use normal PLA, i just suggest you try to print at a slower speed instead of increasing the temperature up to 300 degrees. I would recommend a setting of 200 degrees instead for Creality's official normal PLA. (which means any other kind of PLA not designed for high-speed printing). If you are using a different brand, be sure to read what temperature it is supposed to be used at.
Thanks for the nice video, would you actually mind to share your Creality Slicer profiles for the k1?
I second this
printed the presliced 16m Benchy on the K1 with usual chaep Geeetech PLA without problems
Done all the super fast test files on basic average quality pla and ultra low cost PLA resault is the same always a perfect print. As for me the Hyper PLA is uselles maybe later :)
I used a cheap PLA on the K1 using default benchy and speed test (both provided) and have no stringing, blobs or other issues. All i can say dry the PLA overnight at 50deg C.
Room temperature may be a factor. What brand of PLA?
see Hyper PLA is basically abs with pla mixer if you print abs it will be the same as Hyper PLA
what is that test print being used in the video that lets it print at that speed if someone could send it to me it would be very appreciated
The model is a benchy
Hyper PLA is less likely to get clogged like normal PLA but if you go very fast it might get clogged sometimes but since it melts very fast don't worry it will not
Inland Tuf PLA prints essentially perfectly on the K1 using Hyper PLA settings.
Hyper profile default is 300ms, yoi need change manual to 600
I dont have k1 but i just bought hyper pla to try on my s1 plus with klipper. Its being deliver today, gonna let it rip!!!
that's waste u never get it fast enough to need high flow pla
Hi, got an update on how that went?
@@jamesharris9894 but it was actually cheaper than normal pla and it printed better. I go pretty dang fast with my sonic pad yo. Ender go brrrrrr
@@andrewut7ya511 yeah I'm pushing 200 plus with the CHT nozzle linear rails Sonic pad and upgraded fan and I still don't need the hyper fans are your weak point though
@@andrewut7ya511 but if it was cheaper it don't hurt anything
Sorry, kind of new at this. I just changed the pla from hyper to the free ones they sent, I think they are ender pla. What temps should I use for the two rolls of en-pla they sent?
Ender PLA is rubbish.
600 mm/s means absolutely nothing without specifying the acceleration. You’re discussing 3d printing speed without a single mention of the volumetric flow rate… how
This. I'm not sure what the default accelerations for this machine are, but to even reach 600 mm/s momentarily anywhere on a Benchy but the sides of the hull, you'd need 30000-50000 mm/s².
You also need layer height if you are giving benchy times.
@@petercallison5765 In talking about the accelerations needed to reach or utilize a particular speed, layer height is not a relevant parameter. The same kinematics would apply on a dry run where you don't extrude at all. Layer height only comes in with flow... which Alexander already mentioned.
It doesn't matter. What he said is correct is just not as detailed as you want it. But everyone wants the fine details. They really don't care.
So what's the longevity of the extruder at 60mm/s? I see plastic and lack of opposing bearings, so I wager the extruder won't last 10 prints. Gee...I wonder why they include a spare...
No true, i'm using cheap PLA as it looks great.
no even creality tells u it cant on real print the speed is about 300 mm