Creality K1C - CF 3D Printer - Unbox & Setup

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Creality K1C 3D Printer Up to 600mm/s Fast Speed, Reliable Carbon Fiber Printing, Anti-Vibration Design, Auto Calibration for Leveling, Pre-Assembled & Smart OS 3D High Speed Printer
Extruder for CF Printing: The all-metal extruder kit ensures a clog-free extrusion for up to 1000 hours. The unified nozzle and heatbreak block heat creep and allow for easy swapping. Meanwhile, the hardened steel nozzle confidently handles carbon fiber-filled filaments like PLA-CF and PETG-CF, known for their strength and dimensional stability.
Stable at High Speed: K1C can print at speeds up to 600mm/s without vibrations. The sturdy metal frame integrates die-cast parts with fewer seams and joints. The dynamically balanced printhead fans rotate smoothly when cooling the hotend and 3D prints. The G-sensor in the printhead cancels resonance with input shaping, eliminating ringing and ghosting.
AI-assisted User Experience:
K1C comes pre-assembled for easy plug and play. The auto-calibration feature ensures level printing with a single tap. The included AI camera monitors the printing process, actively alerting you to any errors. It's also perfect for monitoring and creating time-lapse videos. Plus, when a print fails in a batch, you can exclude it effortlessly.
Silent Mode & Air Purifier:
Enjoy a quiet environment by switching to the silent mode, with noise levels lower than 45dB, akin to turning pages in a book. The built-in active carbon filter purifies compounds and particles emitted from molten filaments, allowing users to work and live day and night in the same space with peace of mind.
Creality OS & Superb Software:
The Creality OS enables advanced functions like linear advance and it is open-source so that anyone can customize it. The Creality Print slicer features smart cooling, optimal retraction, slim tree supports, etc. It also allows users to manage a print farm efficiently and data securely. With Creality Cloud, you can get a vast number of free 3D models and enjoy cloud printing.
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[@JustVlads]

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[@danialjavann8754]

Thank you for your response. I want to get out of worry. I installed a heat sink and silicone paste on the front side of the stepper motors and closed it with a strap. It had a terrible effect. It doesn't get hot anymore. Stepper temperature is fully controlled. and does not generate any heat.

[@MightyMikeProps]

Very nice video, thank you for that. I would really love to see you do a review of the new Infimech TX printer, which would be half the price of a Bambu P1P or K1C, but with very similar specs.

[@SidneyM]

Great video👍, can I check if the enclosure did a good job at containing the smell when you printed ABS ?

[@QuantumX]

K1C’s unicorn nozzle design makes it difficult to print TPU. It clogs often while printing TPU and prints fail due to under extrusion

[@danialjavann8754]

I just bought the k1c device. I am worried about the overheating of the x and y axis stepper motors. They get very hot after a few hours of work. And I'm very worried that they won't burn from too much heat. Is this my worry? Or should I worry about it?

[@logiclandco]

Typically steppers are designed to run hot. I think you can lower the current in config if you really want, but beware of skipping

[@Gamingdiamond-fresh]

How loud is it should I put it in my bedroom, will I be able to sleep with it on or no

[@Burittosyumyum]

It's loud as fucking fuck.

[@commentwar4802]

No matter how safe a printer claims to be, I'd never sleep with it in my room.

[@jbloodwo]

Where did you get the STL file for the toothpaste roller?

[@JustVlads]

www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/626abf6b99e3b5cc88a6440a?source=5&isFree=false

[@antco6853]

Tnks

[@TheGariuk]

I'm looking to buy Bambu P1S or Creality K1C, which one would you recommend I need it for prototyping ?

[@adrianaojeda]

K1C is faster.

[@irbose9895]

RIP Bambu

[@kinggc3674]

Do you have to connect it to wifi or can you print without it beeing on wifi?

[@larryfisherman6449]

should i get the k1c or the bambu A1

[@alexgibson7960]

I'm very biased since I own a x1c but I'd get the A1 for the larger build volume, reliability, and multi-color. I think it really comes down to what you'll be printing though. You won't be printing abs or anything on the A1.

[@larryfisherman6449]

@@alexgibson7960 yea I wasn’t planning on abs all that much but the carbon fiber caught my attention ik u can set up the a1 for cf but I heard it wears the machine quicker

[@toepunch001]

@@larryfisherman6449just don’t use ams while doing carbon fiber

[@walterrldias]

bambu lab p1s, which is cheaper. and print everything and anything for 599

[@DravenAki]

should i buy the Creality K1C or the Bambu Lab P1S 3D Printer ?

[@ChazVR]

p1s

[@milosdjordjevic8272]

P1s

[@DravenAki]

@@ChazVR ok thank you

[@DravenAki]

@@milosdjordjevic8272 ok thank you

[@NoMercyFtw]

Neither get the Qidi Q1 pro

[@ThisisDD]

First!

[@walterrldias]

i dont understand... why would you possibly consider buying this thing for 650, if you can buy the amazing P1S for 599. just buy the bambu lab for less money and be happy.

[@DrMojojo]

It’s 450.00 at B&H. I think it’s worth it at that.

[@walterrldias]

@@DrMojojo as long as it works on the long run. let us know please, after six months of moderate to heavy printing.

[@DrMojojo]

@@walterrldias Will do! It will be in next week!