Creality CR10S PRO 3D printer review -in depth video 4K

[@NexiTech]

Hi Guys! Here are the links of all models that I printed in this video: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3102638 - Julia Fractal Twist Vase www.thingiverse.com/thing:3224078 - Mandelbrot Fractal Twist Vase No.2 www.thingiverse.com/thing:1775702/files - esselated Klein Bottles www.thingiverse.com/thing:34851 - Christmas Tree www.thingiverse.com/thing:3031049 - Crystal Cluster www.thingiverse.com/thing:2014307 - baby groot www.thingiverse.com/thing:1278865 - XYZ 20mm Calibration Cube www.thingiverse.com/thing:3202258 - Flexible Octopus - Smoothed version www.thingiverse.com/thing:629338 - Peon230 - Quadcopter www.thingiverse.com/thing:308335 - The T-Rex Skull www.thingiverse.com/thing:214603 - Cell stand fab365.net/items/112 - Robot R cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/the-sorceress - The-sorceress www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-the-elder-lighthouse-71894 - The elder lighthouse

[@JohnKrieger]

Nexi Tech I was wondering if you could link me your print profiles for the Pro

[@NexiTech]

John Krieger You have them in video description

[@Ni8kid]

This is the most useful review i ever found in youtube when it comes to creality products and yes i decided to buy it , but yet i need a little help , when i went to the main website of the brand i found couple new models like cr-20 cr-x etc . What should i do now !!!! I am not intending to change it for couple years and i dont want to regret buying the bigger or the newer version please advise :(

[@NexiTech]

@@Ni8kid Thanks for positive feedback. I'm glad that you liked my videos. Ok i get it. Let me tell you that CR-X are not the same printer like CR10S PRO. They are similar to untrained eye but CR-X has alot of issues and some problems that was reported from users as well some You-tubers. I don't recommend CR-X at all and that's why I did not make any review of it. It's just not good two color 3d printer by design and it need's alot of work, also it has lower print quality comparing to Cr10S PRO which is way better choice. Now C20/Pro came on the market before CR10S PRO and it's on the market for some time now. They are not that popular because of the price point. Cr20 is smaller version of CR10S PRO but not the same. Cr10S PRO has auto level, filament run out sensor, insulation under heated bed, Touch LCD screen with nicer software, Thick removable print plate, Solid state relay, MW power supply, stronger filament cooling fan, upgraded Capricorn PTFE tube with new hot end and better couplers, Double geared upgraded extruder and more... which CR20/pro don't have. Cr20 has the same print volume like Ender 3 but it cost twice as much. I can't really recommend it at that price range. CR10S PRO is the best printer with huge print volume that I tested so far under 1000USD. My advice: Just get one and enjoy in 3D printing.

[@stephenlewis2712]

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[@DDDarkz]

Best CR10S PRO review I have seen, well done!

[@NexiTech]

Thank you so much!

[@famousflesh841]

I totally agree ! :)

[@Keldren.]

after many months of research i am at the absolute threshold of tedium and annoyance watching videos on 3d printing.. and let me tell you, this video was a breath of fresh air. absolutely amazing video.. and i think i've watched every 3d printing video ever made at this point lol so well done and thank you.

[@tristansemmelhack1724]

Ordered my CR-10S over the summer because of your review and might have to get this one too! ;) Thanks for the great reviews.

[@NexiTech]

You welcomed Tristan! Thank you so much for your comment and for your positive feedback. Wish you all best in 2019!

[@jeffhagel3970]

I have No complaints. Very nice Review.

[@marcushoward2527]

settled, been researching for weeks on end 100 different printers at least...this video review youve made here has sealed the deal. going to drop the money now and get it on its way to me! thankyou for your in depth and honest review.

[@NexiTech]

Thank you so much for such a nice comment. I appreciate it very much! P.S. Get the Cr10S Pro V2 with BL-touch autolevel sensor are more consistent and better. You have link in video description. Wish you a great day.

[@marcushoward2527]

@@NexiTech yea I noticed after the fact that this was the cr10s pro lol, I’ve been looking at the v2 and I was thinking ur vid was the v2 but nonetheless it’s still a great example of quality that can be achieved :) thank you for your hard work !

[@NexiTech]

It's the same machine only the autolevel sensor is upgraded. Glad you like my video and that you found it useful. Wish you all the best! ;)

[@gogohoffman]

Print looks good... are there any complaints? “No, complaints.” I love the review. I want to learn everything about printing from you.

[@TonderayiKanoz]

When 3D printers started I didn't think they could become this impressive.

[@ACherimoya]

This printer is very impressive. Creality must be very proud.

[@NexiTech]

Savage Noble I agree. This is the best 3d printer that Creality made so far. They should use different name as it is completely new product.

[@Guapogiboy]

Yeah like the CR-10X. 😂 don’t flame me!

[@fab365_official]

Great review of CR-10s Pro. But the robot is our design. So I hope you mention my foldable robot in the movie next time. Thank you~ These days we are suffering credit issues.

[@MrEye4get]

Your videos are very professional and easy to follow. They inspire me to purchase a 3D printer! Thank you for the extra effort!

[@keithpanzer3099]

New to this technology but a Machinists familiar with cad/cam 3d software I thank you for such a well documented insightful look at a front runner for my 1st future purchase. Keep up the good work. (Caught your fan upgrade video, a definite immediate purchase)

[@StoneFaceTraders]

This is fantastic, very detailed and tested review. Thank you, and I’m subscribing 🎉

[@NexiTech]

I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you and welecome on board.

[@demetrikaldelis4887]

Very good review, one of the best I've seen, think you sold me on one of these printers!

[@NexiTech]

Demetri Kaldelis Thanks man! I'm glad that you liked my video. Wish you all best in new 2019

[@varunanand1091]

I rarely have ever liked or commented on a video, but damn! You gained a sub! BEST REVIEWS! So indepth and 25 minutes went without notice.

[@astro7996]

You really know how to produce a quality and consistent review of the 3D printers. Thank you very much.

[@tomgerard7440]

Thanks for the great video. I ordered one 6 weeks ago and it is yet to be delivered. I am not happy but excited and hopeful.

[@NexiTech]

You welcome Tom! 6 weeks? Where did you order it from?

[@jameshawkins5445]

Thanks very much for taking the time to do this very thorough review, looking forward to buying this printer !

[@HugDeeznueces]

Good to see Creality is making some improvements! Hope they do the same for the rest of the printer line.

[@PYROWORKSTV]

The CR10S suits me way better than the pro. I love the seperation of the controller and printer. Great for enclosures.

[@engineered31]

Finally a solid review of this printer. Been waiting a while. Thanks

[@NexiTech]

You welcomed mate! I'm glad that you liked my video. Thanks for stopping by.

[@JustAlb1n]

The best thing about this channel when reviewing is the amount of model this guy prints 10/10

[@underourrock]

I do not disagree with your review of the printer. I did have some issues: 1> The fans are too loud as you mentioned. I do not feel this is acceptable as quieter fans are not that much more expensive to install from the factory, but to buy them retail and retrofit them after the fact, that costs quite a bit more. It is a worthwhile upgrade though in regards to the end result. Thanks to videos like yours (and your later CR-10S Pro videos) I am in the process of replacing ALL of the fans. So far all I have left to do is replace the 2 fans on the hot end. I replaced the rear exhaust fan with 2 fans wired in series. I also replaced the controller board fan with 2 fans wired in series using a double fan bracket that I designed with inspiration taken from the single fan bracket. The second fan is pointing at the relay. On my printer that I purchased almost 5 months after yours, there was a large aluminum heatsink on the DC Relay. That is a really good upgrade that Creality has done. I also replaced the power supply fan as well, but that one was almost plug and play except having to splice the wires. I turned on my printer for the first time with the only stock fans being in the hot end and it was very quiet. I was upgrading the touchscreen and controller firmwares to a TM3D version. I have 2 more fans on order and look forward to seeing what the machine is like after those two are replaced. I will probably have to go through a PID recalibration to make sure that it is setup properly, but in exchange for the low-noise level, it will be worth it. Thank you again for your videos as they are part of the inspiration and information needed to take on upgrades like this. I am also in the process of installing a V3 BLTouch and I just read about applying a jumper to a couple of pins on the break out board Z- to make the BLTouch work properly. The other mods I have done right out of the box include the z timing pulley and timing belt mod so now both z axis' stay synchronized as well as the T8 backlash nuts being installed. I also am installing the all metal micro swiss hot end and eventually when the Zesty Nimble arrives, I'll get that installed as well. I do wonder why Creality doesn't have the anti backlash nuts and the timing belt sync done from the factory. Those two things would be less than $10 in parts (for them) but greatly improve the repeatability of the printer design. Even paying retail prices those two upgrades alone were less than $20 and if I had wanted to wait longer to receive them I could have gotten them for less than $12 total.

[@IanSRutter]

Of all the reviews this is the very best. Well done. I'm on the look out for a 3D printer and have been watching Creality and Prusa for just over a year. I think you have convinced me what I want in the next month. Creality have done a stellar job on their production and quality management. Q. What materials is the CR10S Pro not good with? Anyway, excellent video. You really put the time in for this one and the results show that.

[@Joe_Galaska]

A very thorough review. Well done. I enjoyed watching your review.

[@NexiTech]

Joe Valasko Thank you so much Joe! I'm glad that you liked it. Wish you all best in new 2019!

[@PyroChimp75]

Wow they really didn't skip on anything, they even used Meanwell power supplies in them, neat!

[@enochroot9438]

Thanks for another great review, this channel is always my go-to for the best printer info and reviews

[@NexiTech]

Enoch Root Thank you so much man! I wish you all the best in new 2019! Glad to have you here.

[@thomauga]

Thank you for this awesome review ! This 3d printer, and your 3d prints are very impressive. I have a CR-10S but this one is clearly another level

[@MadScienceHacksTV]

What an awesome review! So thorough and concise. I will definitely give you a shout out on my channel when I start doing some 3D printing builds.

[@tresmith2552]

I recieved my cr10s pro on Monday. I love it!

[@peteradshead2383]

Looking good , Can`t wait to place my order after the new year mail back log.

[@ElMoto_Mysterio]

Wow, this outbeats the tevo tornado easy, made me change my mind instantly! Great presentation bruh!

[@NexiTech]

Thanks Gerardo! I agree :) Thanks for stopping by.

[@Mrshyguy775]

Thank you very much for this review. I loved how thorough it was, and the process shots.

[@filipetorchiamiranda]

Hello, nice video, but... what is the difference about the CR-10S Pro and the CR-10S Pro V2?

[@NexiTech]

Thanks mate! The only difference is in autolevel sensor. CR10S Pro V2 has better and more reliable autolevel sensor called BL-touch. Go with the V2 my friend it's better choice.

[@stevesloan6775]

Bro so good ha! Best review I’ve come across so far. Your other reviews rate just below or at this level.🤜🏼🤛🏼🤓 Inspirational indeed!!!

[@franciscojosealbertosbenit9404]

A video as impressive as the printer. Very good work. Congratulations!

[@cristiancornejo]

hi, i was so close to buy the CR10S in fact i bought it but.. problems with shipping never got it.. long story ... anyway... thanks for your review... you sold it to me.. so im on my way to get one. cheers !!!!!!!!

[@ivandrago992]

Thank you for this review. I will buy this printer. I saw your channel for the first time right now. I give you a sub

[@NexiTech]

You welcome my friend! Glad to have you here :)

[@geoffplant6517]

Great review. Thanks for your inputs. Now am going to get this printer soon.

[@Duf]

Just got mine, I think it has now replaced the Chiron as my favorite large format printer! Great review, thanks.

[@starby1243]

Another AWESOME video Nexi😁👍👍👍

[@NexiTech]

BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON Thank you so much man! Best wishes in new 2019!

[@pete1927]

Yet another awesome review, like the time lapse.

[@NexiTech]

Peter Waugh Thanks Peter! It's not there yet but I make some progress :) I'm still waiting some parts for Timelapse setup to arrive.

[@jaymonzon3829]

I like your review, very satisfied.. I have no complains!

[@samonge7]

Can it print NinjaFlex? What durometer was that flexible material you used?

[@ianmcafee09]

Hey! I love your reviews. They are amazing! Since you have reviewed both the CR-10S and the AnyCubic Chiron, which would you recommend?

[@adirondackcarfoundry368]

What about retraction settings, z-hop, etc? I would like to have the same print quality as you show here.

[@Al_Fel]

The vase design is actually a Klein Bottle. What makes it special is it only has one surface.

[@NexiTech]

Yap, its very cool vase design. I love it.

[@MucitPilot]

Hi, This is the best CR10S Pro review I've ever seen. Thank your for your detailed effort. I purchased a v2 version of this machine after I saw your video. For two weeks I am dealing with it. I strength the Z axis accentric bolts, did the antibacklash nut mod that you did and mostly solved the Z axis falling issue. I also change the bed surface with original Creality Glass bed but I did not liked it because it does not stick enough, and prints pup off during print or warp. So I changed it again with original Creality Cmagnet magnetic bed and I am satisified with it now. Its still sticky as the default bed and also easy to remove the parts after printing. To conclude I am trying to maximize the quality of my prints with Esun PLA filament, and try different setting but can not improve anymore with Cura so decided to move to Simplify 3D. Can I use your S3D profile with v2? Or do you have any further suggestions ? Thanks, Onur.

[@sc00zy]

Very nice review m8 ! What software you need to slice ?

[@GeneralKetchup57]

Great video, I'm saving to buy this printer! Hope you do more videos with other suggestions the more you use your printer. Total noob here, so any info is appreciated.

[@legiony5209]

@Nixi Tech hi, instantly subscribed, thank you for this review it is really useful, in fact I think that I'm going to get this printer (the V2 because I can't find this one). I just have one question, since this will be my first printer and I don't know everything about 3d printing do you think that this printer will also be able to print nylon or carbon fiber? Maybe in an enclosure?

[@NexiTech]

Hi Legion and welcome aboard :) Thank you so much for your trust and your kind words. V2 is the way to go now as it has much more precise and reliable Autolevel sensor other than that it is the same machine. I think you will be satisfied with this 3D printer as a beginner. Nylon yes but for carbon fiber you would need to swap the nozzle for some hardened steal one. Wish you great day!

[@legiony5209]

Thank you for your fast answer, I just ordered this printer, I will start form PLA and print some big sculptures, then I think that I will upgrade it in the future with a Micro Swiss hotend for the carbon fibre printing😁

[@ccleorina]

Thanks for the great video... i just wonder why other 3d printer reviewer can't review like you...

[@NexiTech]

Cleorina Thank you so much. Well other channel's can easily make 5-10 videos in the time that I only make one. That's the difference ;) I put tremendous amount of time and effort in to my videos trying to cover as much as details possible in one video review with highest video quality that I can record. Everything for my awesome subscribers and viewers. There is nothing better when after your hard work nice people like you write positive comments and appreciate your work and effort. That positive energy is what drives me to make more videos and continue my work. Wish you all best in new 2019! Nexi

[@ccleorina]

Other channel's (which i don't want to name and have more subs that you) just like to compare this printer like pursa, ultimaker and other Expensive brands... when the print quality not what their expected or their standard keep saying YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR... your review not about that... you will try to fix, do the Calibration till the 3D printer run perfectly... i happy there someone like you who review product and if it's need improvement just buy few upgrade like the TronXY X5SA (which i buy after your review and it work great with extra upgrade that you recommend). Keep up the good work... i enjoy your printer vid review...

[@ccleorina]

Btw will you review the new Ender 5 printer anytime soon?

[@NexiTech]

@@ccleorina I have Ender 5 already but I did not had chance to open the box yet. I start with unboxing and testing as soon as I can.

[@ccleorina]

Great!!!!! i cant wait for the review...

[@filipnikolovski3070]

Hey Nexi, what are the space requirements for this printer ? I am thinking to buy it but I do not know if will fit on my bench .......

[@greenmenpt]

great videos, what botton/top thickness(mm) by material do you use ?

[@dietmarsfotoreisen2773]

Hi, are the upgrades you suggested available and can you supply the sources for it, thanks for your help and please continue

[@NexiTech]

dietmar schmidt Sure, here there are: The most important upgrade: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHmWq6WIg7R6nKM Less important upgrades kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnibiWVsitl_jNk kzbin.info/www/bejne/opXIXoaJjpmpqtk Thanks for watching!

[@840083008200]

Thank you i am researching the purchase of a printer , your presentation was very good to help me, a friend of mine has a Cr 10s and i can see this later model will give me a starting point to work from. Once again thank you presented very well. Also what camera do you use to do you videos ?

[@rip.tear.]

Awesome review, it might have been nice to see some CR10S vs Pro prints with exactly the same settings?

[@zanmarinic]

Nexi question: I have an Ender 3 and I made a heated encloasure for it. I moved the motherboard and the control panel from the frame of the Ender to the outside of the encloasure so you don't overheat the motherboard and can operate the priter without opening the encloasure. So my question is it would be possible to do the same thing with the CR10S - PRO? Or are the electronics part of the frame and cannot be moved? Tnx for the reply!

[@MrShott13]

Great review as always!

[@NexiTech]

MrShott13 Thanks mate! Wish you all best in new 2019

[@nicwilson58]

Would you suggest this printer or the CR10 V2 you reviewed too?

[@CgBrian]

Benchy boats.. you say 0.2, 0.15, and 0.1. But show the boats getting more course. Was this described backwards to what the video is showing?

[@mikegiorgio7316]

First of all, thank you for this Amazing review!! Loved it! (I actually watched it twice lol) I'm really new to this world, but when i saw one working with my eyes last year here in London ,I fall in love . It's been 1 year since I'm looking on all the best affordable 3d printers , and i will not buy the PRUSA MK3, cos it's absolutely not worth the money for the problems and the quality of the prints. So, do i go with buying this one?? I think this cr10s pro it's a badass printer 😎😏

[@Flagazz]

Mike Giorgio I searched a lot (as you) for my first 3d printer back in 2013 - my Ultimaker2. And yes, this CR-10S Pro printer looks like an awesome value for money. I’m searious thinking to get one of those. If you don’t want a so big size machine, depending on your aplication it’s not necessary, you should also take a look at Tevo Flash (with all add-ons: TMC, double Z) that is also a good printer for the money, by far the best printer from Tevo. And it’s not small... bigger than Ender 3 series that I consider a good size machine. But Tevo Flash needs some small adjusts in my opinion to go the level of this one... but it’s cheaper

[@NexiTech]

Cool mate! I'm glad that you liked my video. Yeah me too! I love the idea that you can design and produce any type of plasitic object in your home and with materials like PLA,PETG and naylon you can have very strong plastic part or object. I also like how 3d printing community is growing rapidly. Now we don't need to pay tons of money to get decent 3d printer. Look my Ender 3 review. For less then 200usd you can get very nice medium size machine with impressive print quality for the price point. Now we have Cr10S Pro for big prints and with some awesome improvements over the cr10S from the last year. Love my CR10S PRO and it's my favourite big size 3D printer now. I highly recommend it.

[@mikegiorgio7316]

@@NexiTech that's my main problem, because I believe the ender 3 does the same job as the cr10 right? So what one do you raccomed? But again , i never own one yet so , I'm based on people's review. For sure, i wont buy a Prusa , maybe I'm wrong, but for me a 1000k machine , that has clip tie to hold main components and that doesn't print as people say . I see cheaper machine printing better and cleaner than that, so it's not worth the money . But again its just my thinking. I'll go for the cr10s pro but I've just find out about the cr20 lol. PS : I watched your ender 3 rew before this one weeks ago ☝️🖤

[@JustTheRightMark]

Great Review! What do you have setup so that you're able to remove the prints so easily from the platform once each print is completed?

[@NexiTech]

Thank you! Just level your printer correctly and print removal will be much easier, also set your Initial first layer higer. For example from 0.2mm to 0.3mm etc

[@JustTheRightMark]

@@NexiTech Thanks for the reply. I notice that you have "brims" at the bottom of your prints as well. Does that help with the removal process?

[@NexiTech]

Brim helps with adhesion.

[@ceminan7927]

Nice to see you again 😎

[@NexiTech]

cem inan You too my friend! Wish you all best in new 2019

[@Andys-cult-Studio]

I would be happy to have an ABO back.

[@tripore]

Good. But the A10M is missing in your 3D printer reviews.

[@erbake]

Very good review. Can you tell me what software to use to make my own models ?

[@matthews6556]

What are the dimensions of the printer itself? All I can find are the print size dimensions

[@DS-pk4eh]

Really well done review. Thanks Nexi. Did they updated their 500cm model too?

[@NexiTech]

Darko Sola Thanks man. Not for now. I'm not sure when they will update Cr10S4 and S5 model.

[@andidotro]

I saw yours comes with an aluminium bed and other CR-10S Pro's have a glass bed. Aluminium is usually prone to deformation when heated. Isn't the glass bed the better option?

[@MarcoSchmi]

What about put the printer on a housing on the balcony(has a roof) ? Would it print?how will the different temperatures intefer my prints? No one could answer this yet

[@jan_sieber]

Your opinion on the Artillery Sidewinder x1?

[@harshittewari-powerracer3117]

Excellent review sir, well which Camera DSLR you are using

[@kadr3934]

Great video, as always! Please tell me which filaments of which manufacturers do you recommend?

[@tekknix]

Hi Nexi Tech, great review for a great printer. One short question: Your Simplify3D FFF-Profile contains a Retraction-Speed of 140 mm/s which is very high. And the Default-Firmware of the CR-10s Pro will definitely restrict the movement (Defined in the Marlin Source to #define DEFAULT_MAX_FEEDRATE { 300, 300, 5, 25 }) Why do you set it so high?

[@bigpaugh]

Nexi Tech Would you still buy this printer today or is there something coming out from Creality this year that would be worth waiting for?

[@Dumberlake]

Hi, i have problem with leveling, can not have good leveling so printer print well in left of bed, but in the right bed, the adherence in the right part of bed in not good , thanks

[@iandawkins2182]

Fantastic review, and great explanation which helps me as someone who is new to 3D printing.A dedicated subscriber and look forward to more In 2019.

[@NexiTech]

Ian Dawkins Thanks mate! I'm glad that you liked my video and found it useful. I wish you all the best in 2019! Cool to have you here

[@iandawkins2182]

Thank you so much, as a newbie to 3D printing someone like you that can clearly explain technical issues in an understandable way drives me forward. Just upgrading my Ender 3 which I have fad for a few months but totally addicted to 3D printing. Best wishes for 2019 and please keep the vid's coming.

[@pralinechocolates1]

My husband just bought me this for my birthday this week!

[@scottjgillishere]

Wondering your opinion on the 5s 500x500x500mm I'm looking for a good 3d printer that will print large items

[@mehmetduman9714]

şahane bir inceleme videosu, yorum yazmazsam haksızlık olur, bravo!

[@st0mper121]

I have lots of issues with TPU and this printer. So if your planing on getting this printer to print TPU i would really consider a different printer. (TPU spits out of the side of my extruder on my cr-10s pro's )My next printer is going to have direct drive and duel x axis rails. my current 3d printer set is 1 ender 3 a prusa MK2.5 a cr-10s and 2 cr-10s pro's Only my Prusa will do TPU correct but i need a bigger build window then whats on the prusa

[@StefanDembowski]

Good review. When I'm in the market for another printer, this is a contender...

[@NexiTech]

Thanks

[@peteradshead2383]

I'm ordering mine on monday , but I've I seen a problem which as popped up in a couple of comments. Check the z axis screws which have been missing , so before printing I'm going to check for that.

[@truantray]

check the box. to ship, Creality placed the screws loosely on the Z-stepper and they can fall out during shipping.

[@KetansaCreatesArt]

Best review. Why is the heating bed only ABS and PLA? Does it print carbon fibre and metal, wood?

[@NexiTech]

Kketansa Art Thanks mate! Not sure what do you mean? Carbon Fibre? Metal? Wood? You mean PLA and PETG mixed with those materials? You need hardened nozzle for those filaments and just for the record those mixed materials with particles of metal,wood or carbon fiber are actually weaker materials then stock PLA,PETG or ABS.

[@KetansaCreatesArt]

@@NexiTech Yes sorry, I should be clear. Yes the Wood, metal and carbon particle infused filaments. Ok I understand, there is no different heat level setting for these three. Just needs hard nozzle. Thank you for replying. :)

[@Jason-Richards]

Awesome review of the CR-10S Pro! I have a CR-10 Mini and just ordered a Pro yesterday. I'm curious if you're using any additional adhesion methods such as glue or hairspray on the bed of the Pro, or are you printing directly to it? There were a couple times that it looked like maybe you were using something, but it was hard to tell.

[@NexiTech]

Thanks Jason! I was using AprintaStick(Link in description) for PETG( Robot R) and for ABS. No smell, it sticks great and its washable. It's not must to use it for PETG sut sense I print that robot R over the night I did not want to take any chances. In case of ABS it likes to warp so any adhesive is recommended.

[@Jason-Richards]

@@NexiTech Good deal! Thanks for the link and your quick response!

[@samster1995]

Great review!

[@NexiTech]

Thanks!

[@MichalKaczorowski]

In two week I will have one too. Your videos are very helpful. Thank you!

[@ShahrokhKamyab]

Hello! Is it possible to get the features of this printer with the size of CR10 S5? Best

[@CalrissianRose]

You have your PLA profile in the description. Any chance of your TPU/PLA or some pointers on the settings used in this video as a starting point.

[@60sectest54]

Just bought it. Thanks to you ;)

[@steveplowman4005]

Excellent review I will be saving for one of these!

[@steveplowman4005]

Hi, jst wondering if you have any thoughts on the Artillery Side Winder x1

[@andrei.carpen]

Fantastic review! Would you recomand CR10S Pro or the Tevo Flash? If you think that the 2 printers are comparable, where do this printer win over Flash and where Flash shines? Thank you and keep the good work with this deep reviews!

[@famousflesh841]

Such a fantastic review, THANK YOU ! :)

[@NexiTech]

And thank you for your awesome comment! :)

[@obahanaygun6382]

Nexi please make video on how to save print time.

[@JulianBG]

Great review and great results Nexi! I own the printer, for some time, but I have problems cleaning the hot bed. The PLA sticks so hard to the bed, that (thin) skirts are impossible to clean cold or hot. Any feedback on your experience and any suggestions how to clean this type of bed, especially since you have tried not only PLA, but all other major materials and could recommend how to clean them and what alcohol to use (if any)? Thanks!

[@pallyplays3605]

I had the same issues. The only resolve i found was more practise leveling the bed, if its welding skirts to the bed, raise it up about +0.04 in your live z offset and it will help, if needed go up a littlebit more until you perfect your leveling

[@레몬-z8u]

Nice review. If you use 0.05mm layer with 0.2 nozzle, it can show better quality?

[@NexiTech]

레몬 Yes of course.

[@sandisonkosi9835]

Hi nice quality there for your video and superb tutorial.i wish to know the vase 18:18 how much of filament it took? Thank you

[@pallyplays3605]

Did you do indepth leveling?or did i miss that part somewhere? Very nice review video by the way, i purchased a pro a few weeks and and have been loving it

[@NexiTech]

Thanks Pally! I'm glad that you liked my video. Here is how I level mine Cr10S PRO: Take 0.2 mm feeler gauge and go to manual leveling and start it. Place 0.2 mm feeler gauge under the nozzle and use leveling wheels and adjust it on every corner and in middle. Then repeat manual leveling procedure again even 2-3 times to make it perfect. Then go to leveling select auto leveling and let the printer take the measurements over the print bed. After that fine adjust z level by clicking on + or -. Then start the print and look at the nozzle when printer move and start to print first layer. If needed adjust nozzle Z height "on live" by clicking on + and -(go slow and don't click on it few times without waiting few seconds for buffer) That's it. P.S. ''Update'' Creality will ship the newest versions with an inductive proximity sensor. It's confirmed so you don't need to adjust ''live first print layer'' because of inductive probe is consistent unlike the capacitive probe which react with air and temperature and can be inaccurate. I hope Creality will start to sell their new inductive sensor probe so I can change mine capacitive sensor probe on my Cr10S pro.

[@pallyplays3605]

@@NexiTech thanks so much for the reply!i will save your comment in my leveling notes :D. i am very excited to hear about the inductive probe as my printer has already had one cap sensor fail and impacted the bed for a few moments while i had stepd away, thankfully it is still in 100% working order.

[@Majkey]

Hey Nexi, you are using simplify 3d or cura? And could you make a tutorial for the settings or your thoughtprocess when inside the slicer for the cr10pro. I would appreaciate it alot. thanks for the best reviews out there.