A Huge Letdown That COULD Have been Great! | Creality K1 Review

Welcome to my review video of the Creality K1!
I don't really enjoy making videos where I have to talk negatively about a product but this 3D printer has been so in the spotlight lately, especially when compared to the Bambu Lab P1P; I can't NOT talk about it and share my experience and thoughts on it with you all.
I wanted to like this printer and I do believe it could have been amazing had more time been spent on it but yet again I feel Creality just rushed it to the end. So allow me to explain my thoughts and feelings on this machine in this video and hopefully help steer you into a better direction.
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[@dronemoodbr]

I have a K1 and from the moment I turned it on I only had perfect prints. One thing is that many problems mentioned by reviewers (like the door slamming in the display, the chain unlocking the filament, need to raise the acrylic lid, etc...) they don't occur on my printer, so it may be that you tested a unit from an older batch.

[@risingphoenixbronco5328]

Quality advice. I just bought the P1S from Bambu in addition to my X1 Carbon. Zero failed prints. It just works.

[@Plasticnoodles1408]

Creality after watching this: 😑

[@bergamt]

If Creality was capable of listening to feedback we wouldn’t be here

[@jaylillistone195]

Hit the nail on the head bergamt

[@jammindesigns7135]

Hence why I just went resin printer regardless of strength drawbacks. Details make up for it 😅

[@petermarkk1408]

They only listen to „prints great“. All the other negativity will be ignored! I will never buy a Creality printer again! Creality ignores there customer with a really shitty support….äh…no support…they ignore you!

[@officialWWM]

@@petermarkk1408except, also. You’re wrong.

[@williamblaes6784]

I don't know why but I've honestly been very successful on my K1 without applying any glue to the plate. The only thing I've noticed with adhesion is that after about 3 or 4 prints it'll get a "oily" shine where repetitive prints overlapped. I just wash it with soap/water and a sponge and it seems to get rid of that contamination. Got about 100 print hours on it now. The extruder on it is crap though, whatever metal they used on the original units seems to slowly start bending over time. I've rebuilt mine twice now taking a pair of plyers to the extruder gears to bend them back into position. Supposedly the $3 upgrade kits fix this but only time will tell...

[@F1DesignUS]

So bought my K1 about 4 months ago from Amazon as they randomly get them in and fulfilled by Amazon. It came in perfect shape and with the exception of the provided slicer I have had zero issues and have run through about 4 spools of eSun PLA+. I did buy the Ender 5 PEI plate as I really like that texture but so far every print has been 100% ( when sliced correctly...note Creality Print is buggie ). I am coming from a Lulzbot so I am used to a machine that is built like a tank and can print for days with no issues. I am very happy with the example I got and would not hesitate to buy another....if coming direct from Amazon.

[@sanketss84]

@@F1DesignUS I have been using esun pla + and pei plate on my ended 3 s1 pro and this has worked great but I am looking for an upgrade in speed and a corexy style printer and k1 looks the best option to me. Can we just directly use the pei plate for this also can I use cura as my slicer of choice here ?

[@MadRickMaker]

Can't wait to see the review on the max. I've been very curious about it. Thank you for the advise!

[@GlennBerry]

8 months on from this review, I decided I wanted a CoreXY for my printer stable, decided the bed size is adequate for my projected use and bought one of these. Fantastic printer, Creality have fixed a lot of the reviewer problems from release and I have had nothing but clean prints from it.

[@michaelalanstlouis]

Hey Frank! Great to meet you at SDCC! Congrats also for getting up to the 1M mark. I’m glad I went with the Bambu P1S. As a newbie this printer has been working flawlessly. Hopefully Creality steps up their game. Also, would you recommend the P1P upgrade kit?

[@Icarus9083]

been wanting to get back into the hobby but saw your video a few weeks ago about the P1P and have decided to way until the end of the year to decide what to get. very glad for this review and looking forward to the K1 Max review. hoping Bambu Lab makes a larger version of P1P soon

[@Cujobob]

I believe they’re working on a larger X1 Carbon (and a smaller one) based on filings. Haven’t heard anything about another P1S size.

[@AndrewAHayes]

@@Cujobob I have heard rumours they are working on a toolchanger larger size machine to compete with the XL, you cant always rely on rumours though, although this does make sense.

[@Cujobob]

@@AndrewAHayes very good to know! I’m in the market so I’ll probably hold out for a new design or just grab the P1S.

[@fireactivefoxy6835]

Thank you as always for the great content Btw a good idea could be, just relaxing, you have worked hard and you are getting what you deserve ❤

[@koyboi]

A problem with the Bambulab's printers is that they don’t ships those worldwide yet, and if you could find one it’s literally the double of the price ($1100 - $1500 USD in Chile for example) and in that point it’s just worthless in comparison with the K1 that conserve the original price 😔

[@gamingscorpionindia1995]

I totally agree with you. Not every buyer is from USA or UN so not everyone can get bambulabs and also they are shit when it comes to privacy. Atleast creality have made it's printer firmware open-source so users can work their magic on THEIR printer

[@smashman9835]

Same here, the P1P is over double the price of the K1 so not remotely comparable.

[@luceriousisback]

New viedo, yay! You're the reason I got my new elegoo neptune 3 plus, and i'm so glad I did. Can't wait to see more of your upcoming videos

[@apexprops2472]

Can’t wait for the max video! Really hoping that goes better but I’ve already seen some horror stories of warped beds… between that and the p1s, I want the bigger size but the Bambu looks so nice 🎉

[@Walexander3243]

I found this similar experience with my Creality Adventurer 3. Your channel has helped me fix so many prints! Do you use the Creality Sonic Pad? I'm curious if it really works as advertised. Also what printer is in the bottom left corner?

[@TJ-fb9kw]

I will most likely get the k1 on a Black Friday deal, maybe a k1 max. The bed adhesion and the noise problems are minor and both printers are pretty much the same there. I'm more concerned about the proprietary replacement parts for the P1P, the connection issues, and the privacy concerns. The full enclosure, the ability to print many types of filaments, and the touch screen on the k1 are great features. for the P1P the ability to upgrade it for printing multiple colors or print out your own side walls is great, but I'd prefer the enclosure and I always paint my prints so I don't care much for printing in multiple colors. I'm in no rush so I'll let the companies change my mind if they can. my friend/co-worker has the P1P he uses glue for the bed and has also had some trouble with failed prints, so that's not a deciding factor for me. both of these machines are beasts and I'll continue to look into reviews, before a purchase.

[@viktor67990]

Agree about different colors. You can basically paint, what's the problem? Always thought that second filament is for dissolving supports only. Enclosure is much useful, as printing abs is just something you can't ignore in long-term use. Considering price tag here, in Ukraine, p1p is no option for 1200+ usd. Ordering proprietary parts is not as easy as regular ones. Plus you can always tinker with creality. Bought a few PrintBite+ surface many years ago for adhesion and never had problems since then. Still does its job.

[@rodiculous9464]

Are the privacy issues less bad with creality? They are both Chinese companies are they not?

[@sanketss84]

@@rodiculous9464 I take it creality has open sourced the k1 firmware and you can now flash full Klipper firmware so that takes care. Correct me if I am wrong anywhere.

[@AlX-zi6ux]

It has more to do with the Bambu ecosystem

[@schodown4036]

The cover! Omg best laugh I’ve had all day. Great review. Thanks for being informative as always

[@LlvlDOn3]

Have you got the upgraded replacement parts for the k1 yet that come on the max. Just curious i know they had issues with the first batch of these printers and are now shipping them with the new parts and are offering a kit for 1$ to people that already have the original one to get the upgraded parts. Still very interested in this printer and have a solid sale right now

[@Adamizon]

Love the review! Always keep it honest with us

[@amondavis]

I'm just wondering what kind of 3D printer would you recommend for a beginner starting in 3D printing??

[@Bh_1989]

In the current market, would you recommend getting a faster printer (e.g. Neptune 4 Pro), or sticking to an older, slower model with a larger volume (e.g. a Neptune 3 Plus)?

[@KazumaSwordsman]

All I know after watching this and owning both the anker m5 and Bambu p1p is that Bambu is just killing it.

[@astrophysicistguy]

If you like the Bambi should see what a PRUSA i3 Mk3S can do … 😬

[@aaronroach837]

@@astrophysicistguy What are you talking about? The P1P/P1S absolutely blows the i3 MK3S+ out of the water. The reasons why I'd buy a Prusa in 2023 comes down to their printers being open-source and having better support, not because they have better specs.

[@rammone5241]

You saved yourself a lot...a lot of head aches and knuckle busting.

[@mozzman9030]

​@@astrophysicistguyI own a mk3s+ and I'm looking at getting a Bambu p1s. Mk3s is awesome but it fails dismally with the multi colour, the mmu2 or 3 are buggy trash. Bambu kills prusa in this area. Oh and speed

[@astrophysicistguy]

@@mozzman9030 everything is a trade off … color is irreverent to me and everything i make gets a coat of primer and then painted in some fashion but I’ve many many ‘multicolor’ parts without issue when i needed to change rolls in the middle of a large print because i had used up all of a roll, you simple hit pause, unload, load new filament, restart, done. Their new slicer s/w now allows to to program in color changes automatically. As for speed that’s always a trade off vs print quality. I’m way more interested in the print coming off the bed ready to prime then how fast it printed and requiring a bunch of sanding. All my prints are done at .15mm and very rarely are they NOT ready to prime when coming off the bed. I’ve seen some of these ‘fast’ prints and compared to what mine look like coming off the bed - well I’ll take mine every time. I know everyone seems fascinated by the latest ‘shiny object’ - speed but I’m never in a hurry or trying to go into production so quality is 10x more important than speed to me

[@clarkescustomcreations]

Awesome video as always dude 👌 your down right honest reviews definitely makes you one of the most reliable sources of information on KZbin for people getting into 3D printing especially I was looking at that K1 but I just couldn't see justifying paying more money for something that's basically an ender 3 dressed up like a tesla 😂 creality really needs to get there head out of the all about draining the customers pockets mind set and start focusing on providing quality products to there customers before they start losing there loyal customer base they have I was hoping to see improvement in this after my issues with the ender 3 V2 and them using hot glue to keep the male jst connectors that weren't meant to be upside in place when they redesign the housing and turned the board upside down they didn't upgrade these to proper jst connectors they just added hot glue as a bandaid I pin pointed this exact issue to them and was ignored with proof and all there solution is great unless you do large prints and it gets really hot then the glue sags causing intermittent connections my ender 3 is gutted on the table with the board able to sit upright on the table all the issues magically went away and it prints perfectly they need to stop doing these things to the customers and ignoring them

[@ClydapusGotwald]

The thing about Bambu is their private policy turns me off. The glue thing is ridiculous.

[@TsukitaAki]

I got a K1 for about $430. Do you think it's worth it? I actually wanted P1P, but in my country P1P is much more expensive. Just a little more and it's almost $800. (P1P shipping is $170 💀, I lived in Thailand.)

[@KeithBoatman]

1M video: bloopers of successful videos and crazy outtakes. You're one of the 3D printing, cosplay kings!! Have fun with it!!

[@nightriseyt9445]

Hey frankly built i have a question how should i split the mk 39 Helmet from do3d

[@pledgegamer]

As a data point, I have been running my K1 almost non stop for 2 weeks. I have only had 1 bed adhesion failure with a filament that I have always had adhesion issues with. And I haven't been using any glue.

[@Vatan-]

thank you been waiting on your take about this printer i loved it when i first saw it on paper but as soon as i saw that you need to glue i kinda didn't want it anymore but still wanted to know if it's worth the hassle. and now that you mention it to print at that speeds i need different filament and repair more often which in my opinion i'd rather wait for my prints longer and do no repairs than to print faster but also repair sooner. i mean i just made 2 adjustments to my pro v2 with silicone holders i didn't level my bed for like 20+ parts with long hours printing and with some gold magnetic pei sheet it doesn't stick to the surface too hard or never stick at all it just comes out itself when cooled only thing i would like it to be faster for big parts but i can probably do that with buying a second printer looking forward to your K1 MAX review please tell us if it's any better

[@robertfarrell479]

Thanks for the video, looking forward to your K1 max review 👍🤞

[@paulguerrero972]

Wow!!! Glad I came here to watch this!!! Almost bought one, they are $399 now on a flash sale. Very good objective review....now where is that bamboo labs ad. 😮

[@everetterogers6252]

Any chance of a follow up with the replacement extruder?

[@brynjargeir5384]

Hey man. Do you have the same thoughts about the MAX version?

[@AltoPrints3D]

Congrats on closing in on a million! Also can I have your k1 then 😂

[@normanbarud]

Thoughts on P1S upgrade kit?

[@pumpkin64_]

I want to get my first high speed printer for $650 or less should i get the Bambu p1p or spend some more and buy the p1s?

[@speedi4got]

I have a P1S and really like it, got a coupon from MicroCenter yesterday for $200 off the K1. So for $379 yeah going to go buy it at this price point.

[@Droneflyer3000]

This is definitely fixed now. Haven't used glue and still using same bad and no problems

[@davidtigerfan]

Man, my son and I have loved the ender3max neo we got and have perfect adhesion with the stock glass plate

[@Shadow_Banned_Conservative]

Not many mods for these printers yet, but looking at fan mods for the noisy fans brought me to this video. Honestly, I didn't have high hopes for Creality's K1. I bought a CR-200B as my first 3D printer and it really soured me on Creality and 3D printing in general. I still have it boxed up in pieces and need to put the parts on eBay one day as not many spare parts are available. I got a single good print off of it, then never another successful print. Something wasn't right with the single screw Z Axis, unsupported setup, it varied greatly on back-to-back auto-leveling sessions. I took another chance on Creality with an open-box CR6-SE for $137 at Microcenter a year ago. Literally it was opened and returned, never being removed from the box, it still had all the peel-off plastic on the bed and display, all the screws in bags, etc. So I took a chance getting the SR6-SE for $137 instead of $400. It gave me hope, the CR6-SE has been a great printer, just slow but enough on that. I was all set to buy the Bambu Lab X1 with the filament box when this printer came on the market for a little over 1/3 of the X1's cost. The P1P wasn't an option for me as I didn't want an open frame and the basic LCD display as I do everything from the front panel of the printer. I took a chance on the Creality again because of the return policy and I've had nothing but good prints since. I have had a couple of failed prints but these were small parts (clips) that had no first layer brim to help hold them down. It's strange that you mentioned you didn't get a glue stick, mine came with one. But I did replace the glue based plate with an aftermarket Creality spring steel with the textured surface, for the Ender 5 that has the locating cutouts at the rear so it's a perfect match and it's eliminated my need for using glue. It set me back $20 and I'm happy with it. The only real complaint I have is that I have to use the packaged slicer. Hopefully someone comes out with some Cura profiles soon. The Creality modified version of the slicer is very poor IMO in the supports compared to running generic Cura on my CR6-SE. Once that gets ironed out, I'll be perfectly happy with the unit for just over 1/3 of the price. I'm no professional, I don't print large volume things like the helmet you showed. I got into the hobby to make replacement parts like spacers, sleeves for bolts, brackets, enclosures, and printer improvements so my experience is likely much different than most hobbyists. So based on my needs, I'm happy that this Creality printer is doing for me for $600, what I was ready to spend $1200 on a Bambu, actually $1500 (because why not get the filament box?).

[@MrZeroKage]

It make me sad to see the K1 is not that good. I loved my ender 3 for year till I upgrade to a bambu p1p after watch your video on it. So far my P1P is great I've printer a full sized master sword and now I'm starting my build on a full set of mando armor. keep up the great work

[@negraof]

which is better for beginners this or an ender s1 pro?

[@chadsine3814]

It’s so funny, I started this post with the intention of saying I can’t get behind the small build volumes of all the high speed printers….then you broke out the MAX. I’m curious about this. Anxiously waiting the review.

[@Yakafake]

Frank r u going to review the P1S or not because of how similar it is to the P1P

[@ravenswoodprops]

Sad to hear. That price had me considering one, but I didn't know the p1p price had dropped. Probably gonna be shifting my focus that direction

[@heyspookyboogie644]

Considering all the kits and stuff that are out there now, and even pre-built ones, I’m surprised more creators don’t test out Voron 2.4r2’s

[@darkquail2003]

vorons are not for the feint of heart to put together and get running. With or without a kit.

[@obie224]

because most people want to print, not build a printer.

[@ianconnelly9501]

Just got a K1 max, not using glue stick(provided) and having no adhesion problems with PLA direct on the bed. Fan noise is intense, lucky I do not sleep in same room as printer.

[@jmango7]

So should I buy it I’m looking for a 3D printer to print and it will be easy to set up and no maintenance

[@laserclowns8402]

Wondering if this review was of a unit with the old extruder. Creality released a new extruder two or three weeks ago or so and they made it available for something like 2USD with free shipping to K1 owners with the old extruder. To ID, the old extruder had cast metal parts while the new one has machined parts (you can see the machining marks on them) -- should be able to find info on how to get the new extruder on their site, no idea how much a difference it's going to make but the two or three vids I've seen about it, the first layer quality has improved a fair bit.

[@paulywilson445]

My K1 has spent more time on repair than actually printing. The Good: well put together and get pretty good quality prints (when it actually prints) + nice design looks pretty good. The Bad: Cheap faulty extruder and hotend which has been the reason for multiple repairs in my experience. With a good extruder and hotend it can be a pretty good reliable machine. I don't print PLA unless it's like a test print. For me it's PC, PC-CF, CF-Nylon etc and there are no presets on Creality Print for any of these filaments. I use Orca Slicer because of this.

[@dkbug22]

People keep mentioning the Bambu printers, though they leave out one VERY VERY important key piece. Open source vs. closed source.

[@heyspookyboogie644]

It’s really refreshing seeing someone give some of these printers *actually* honest reviews. So tired of everyone acting like these sorts of printers are just magic.

[@Ultra616]

Love the vids! Just got my first printer. Can you do a lightsaber tutorial??

[@user-vs3fi6ee8c]

Be a shame (but not a surprise) if the K1 Max isn't what it should be, hopefully you surprise us with the testing and it turns out to be worth the steep price tag 🤞😁

[@Chriss_Workshop]

About what i expected from the k1 given other reviews. God i hope the k1 max is somehow better in some way/shape/form because a 300³ high speed machine is literally what i've been waiting for.

[@LordCthulhuTheThird]

My k1 max is a beast has been printing for the last two weeks and I've never had a failure.

[@johnmulligan9299]

So true. I got a K1 and after about 30 days of minimal printing the hotend died. I had to take pictures and wait for support to ship out a new hotend. I should of got a P1P!

[@mrGevara88]

i really cant decide yet if i should get k1 max or x1 carbon ? . which one do u prefer ?

[@FranklyBuilt]

Never used the x1 carbon but the max is great

[@mrGevara88]

thx for ur replay

[@Gabebuildsthings1234]

I’m probably going to stick with my cr10 and ender 3 they have been going for years without really major problems

[@sanketss84]

does this printer work fine now , whats your take now after updates and fixes and few months of owning it ? is it better ?

[@FranklyBuilt]

It works really good now. Just check to make sure you get the fixed hotend version

[@sanketss84]

@@FranklyBuilt thanks for taking the time to reply to this. I am really considering picking the k1 as Bambu lab prices are double where I live.

[@davidjohnson2782]

Have you fitted the free Creality upgrade parts to your K1? K1 Max comes with the upgraded parts already fitted.

[@acgamingpresents9070]

What’s wrong with Elegoo filament? I’ve used it exclusively because it’s cheap and I’ve only gotten bad results from things that are definitively my fault

[@WMH-3D-Printshop]

you can't use the test print they usually deliver with the machine, they've tinkered with it and fine-tuned it so it looks perfect when it's finished. the challenge comes when inexperienced users have to use a slicer and then print and they normally cannot understand why their print fails or does not look good, their slicer could also need an upgrade and others have had worse results by using a different slicer however with some challenges to get it to work, so I hope that other slicers like prusa and cura orca implement k1 and that creality corrects the errors the printer has.

[@lamela76]

The K1 Max is great IMO 🙂

[@carter240]

The real test will be in Sept when Creality will release the K1 firmware to open source. An enclosed printer capable of 300-600mm/s that can be modified, tweaked, improved and repaired will be the real game changer. Once the flood gates open on upgrades it could be amazing. My Ender2v2 has been one click printing flawlessly for over a year entirely due to the community surrounded by it, parts available and information out there. A lot of us are turned off the Bambu because it’s locked down. You get what you get, and it does sound impressive, I’m just weary of repairs down the road as well as their cloud and the security issues they’ve already had.

[@COPS4BLOPS]

Dang cant believe i missed your stream what day was it? I didnt get the notification😢😢

[@MrAlharbi166]

Whay you dont use hyper pla ?

[@craigmon1986]

I really wish i would've seen this earlier i literally just bought the k1 and I'm feeling less confident due to the experience i had with the ender 3 v2 neo. Brand new to 3d printing and its already starting off discouraging.

[@sueread3483]

How do you know what the size is on the printer and how to do you trance fur the image to the printer?/#iron frank

[@treborrrrr]

The most expensive printer I've used is the Markforged FX20. It's kind of a beast of a machine with a price to match (for the price of the K1 you'd get two FX20 nozzles...) and guess what it uses for adhesion? Yup, good ole standard gluestick and it works great.

[@obie224]

isn't it funny that a company that sells 70k printers can't come up with a better solution than children's gluesticks, but someone selling printers for $600 can build printers that don't need any glue at all ?

[@treborrrrr]

@@obie224 I dunno, I honestly don't see it as much of a problem. If it works, it works. (also for the FX20 you'd have to multiply that price by 4x or so heh). But yeah, I get your point. Considering they mainly use a single material, that they make themselves, you'd think a suitable platform material could be found that doesn't need glue.

[@DaisakoKunandra]

I just got one on sale for $300 so hopefully it will be a great upgrade from my Ender 3. Hopefully it will be decent. I am used to PEI and gluestick. I am mainly interested in a corexy and don't care as much about the speed.

[@doro626]

From where?

[@HankHill1]

Where?

[@DaisakoKunandra]

@@HankHill1 It was a sale, and can't say where or comment gets automodded. I had tried when the sale was live, sorry.

[@gabikLutz7009]

how has it been? i just got one. exited to tinker with it and get it all working and consistant

[@doro626]

Love mine. havent started doing ABS with it yet, but compared to rep rap from years ago when you basically built teh printer over six hours from parts, its a dream. I looked into some of the fine tuning things, but its pretty dialed in as is. I rooted it, but Im not sure I had to. The main reason I wanted to root it was the measure measurement for the X and Y axis when it does taht vibration test ( it uses one number for both) but mine never did. I also havent been using glue stick, just the (pei?) removable bed it comes with. I wipe my oily fingerprints off it with a microfiber cloth. I'm partial to hair spray, so Ill probably be using that when the time comes. @@gabikLutz7009

[@CapacitorCapacity]

Whats the revision and date on this?

[@firemaxi7173]

I have had the exact same problems on my stock ender 3 v2 neo and I had to buy over 50 bucks of upgrades just to get it work like at all

[@filbert910]

Appreciate your honest review. Definitely helped me decide to get the p1p when I can afford it.

[@BigFourHead]

does this review have the 2$ upgrades that are provided my creality?

[@adnanhadhi6941]

Pls compare creality k1 vs neptune 3 max and neptune 4 max

[@nextgeneration6969]

Frank I am your biggest fan and thx to u I know have half a suit and am going to finish soon

[@jcsomebody]

The star of the iron man Mando mix. Million sub video

[@SebasSant87]

very nice insight, but wtf with the audio spikes my man?

[@TheRealDumbTacoMan]

Dang my ender 3 can print without glue… it’s still a bit slow and I will be getting a p1p or a p1s soon but still.

[@dakonx7049]

Hey Frank, what happened to the mk40 shotgun?

[@omarpimentel5061]

Micro center is trying to push sales on these printers, the first time I saw it printing at the store next to bambu p1p and the print quality was horrible on the k1😂.

[@renesfoodpassion]

Please bring the K1 MAX Review! ❤

[@ashtongandara2833]

I got a Bambu Labs ad while watching this video.

[@everythingplusultra]

I got k1max no problems what so ever except autohome leaves a dent in the build plate

[@justdavebennett]

Can you do a tutorial on 3d printed clone trooper helmet.

[@rorywatts1882]

I lost interest in the K1 and K1Max after I contacted Creality directly. They confirmed that they have no intention to allow for an AMS style multi-filament selector, and the build volume on the K1 won't print to the edges due to what I refer to as the buffer zone, similar to the rest of Creality printers and the K1 Max has a larger print bed(only plus over the Bambu Labs printers), but again, the buffer zone around the bed cuts it down. I like the Bambu P1P, P1S, or X1C with an AMS for the cost and functionality. Don't get me wrong, I like Creality, they have been the flagship of the 3D print world for a while, and I've owned several, but I've quickly grown partial to my Bambu printers.

[@dejedejsson]

Hello, Anyone have P1S with Ams? I read on reddit that you should have the door open and the lid off when printing PLA, that the lid should be off is a dealbreaker for me as I have limited space and can only have AMS on top of the lid. The machine advertises with AMS on the lid, if this does not work with PLA, it is a bit misleading, can anyone confirm?

[@radish6691]

You’re smart enough to know there is no Tolkien-esque build plate, one surface to adhere them all. If there was it would definitely be my precious! I use whatever gets the job done for the combination of filament, print, and desired surface (i.e. smooth, light or heavy texture, pattern). “Whatever” may be build plate material, Bambu Lab liquid glue, Layerneer, bed and enclosure temperature, brim, first layer height, print speed of first layers.

[@Banished_Builds]

Really hoping the Max will be better. We NEED a P1P equivalent printer that is larger

[@Kimberlie1]

I just recently bought QIDI MAX3 and was pleasantly surprised by its large build size and high performance. And QIDI's user service is great. I think you might want to consider getting QIDI MAX3.🥰

[@AndrewAHayes]

I think Crealities problem is that they don't do enough beta testing before releasing any of their products!

[@obie224]

when creality releases a printer, the customers are the beta testers. they've shown that over and over again.

[@Drumaier]

Neither quality control 😅

[@AndrewAHayes]

@@Drumaier Yeah! Naomi Wu parted company with them as instead of improving their QC department which was what she was pushing for they more or less cancelled it.

[@murderdoggg]

What if I can get one for $410 and the Power boost Kit for $3?

[@camtron1967]

I remember you unboxing this on twitch

[@zackdagreat]

K1 Max is a thousand times better. Haven’t gotten any failed prints and it’s very user friendly

[@joshbailey4124]

13:41 Very happy to see this in the sense that we know we can trust you to be honest when it comes to reviews no matter what. Thanks Frank

[@MrCampbellPrints]

Another great video

[@kefler187]

If you let your money tree bloom it's flower, they turn into glue sticks 😂

[@peternieves4958]

I’m working on the Blue Beetle Sword.😊

[@someoneontheinternet5392]

Is it worth it with a $200 off discount?

[@kiyan5340]

Certain stores are selling it 200 dollars off. Would you say its worth it for 400?

[@FranklyBuilt]

Yeah actually

[@arva1kes]

They ship glue stick and no - you dont need glue stick. It works without it. Also it will stick to asa so that coating basically tears off.

[@SluGGerDE]

The menustructure on the display looks nearly identical to the bambu x1c's... tbh the whole printer looks like a bambu clone

[@RyoHazuki224]

I'd still rather have a BambuLab, they seem to have got it right in this style of printer, AND they have multi-filament input options!