Creality Ender 3 V2 - 3D Printer - Unbox & Setup

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Creality Ender-3 V2 FDM 3D Printer Upgraded Version of Ender-3 Pro: with Carborundum Glass Bed, Silent Motherboard, Belt Tensioner, Meanwell Power Supply, Extruder Knob.
The best value just got better: The Ender-3 V2 has the same 220 x 220 x 250 mm build volume as its predecessor, that's more reliable and easier to use.
Enhanced Durability and all-metal frame provide the extra rigidity you need for consistently great prints.
Upgraded power supply: Equipped with a new Meanwell power supply that delivers stable and consistent power for the best performance.
Simple & Clear UI: redesigned for a better out of box experience.
No Limits on your creativity: Compatible with most 3D Printer filaments, giving you the flexibility to create what you want.
Specification:
Printing Technology: FDM
Build Volume: 220 x 220 x 250 mm (8.7” x 8.7” x 9.8”)
Compatible Filaments: 1.75 mm PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU
Heated Bed Temperature: ≤ 100°C
Layer Thickness: 0.1-0.4 mm
Stock Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm
Nozzle Temperature: ≤ 250°C
Print Speed: ≤ 180 mm/s, 30-60 mm/s typically
XY Axis Precision: ± 0.1 mm
Number of Nozzles: 1
Compatible Formats: .stl/.obj/.amf
Connectivity: SD card or cloud printing
Operating System: MAC/Linux/Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10
Power Supply: Rated Voltage 115/230V; Output: 24V Rated Power: 350W
Machine Net Weight: 7.8 kg (17 lbs)
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[@JustVlads]

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[@kaz1527]

I love you’re content I watched one HOUR wow UR A LegANd

[@lukewoodhouse6749]

Sorry to bother but I’m thinking of starting 3D printing as a hobby and wasn’t sure if for 20 more pound it would be worth me getting the ender 3 v2 or the original ender 3.

[@JustVlads]

V2 is a much better machine than the original ender3. Go for the V2

[@lukewoodhouse6749]

Just Vlad cheers for the advice mate 👍🏼

[@Lilywrite]

Any suggested upgrades? (To springs or anything)

[@fortris]

Gold standard for assembly videos. Honestly they should link to this video, extremely well edited and very clear.

[@qaelith]

Best assembly video I've ever followed. This saved me a lot of aggravation.

[@WouldBeSapient]

Unfortunately, my dumb butt can't get past the framing part. Too much binding but hey I'm no electric engineer.

[@oregonmodding]

They did at the Amazon store I got mine from

[@lyndonp6296]

Agreed...but was anyone else thinking Kermit the Frog

[@peebay3515]

The long intro? Him babbling about the parts before evening getting to the point? This guy sucks. I went to someone who went straight to the point. I didn't come for some lame ass intro.

[@renn-X]

This is by far the best intro video I found for the Ender 3 v2. Thank you for your clear directions and detailed explanations. Your production value is excellent.

[@urbanevilfr]

how did you pay him in comments-

[@renn-X]

@@urbanevilfr Back up top, right under the video, there is a "THANKS" button.

[@nate.hall_11]

@@urbanevilfr no, it’s there.

[@Kaiser_257]

@@urbanevilfr You need to be in a zone where you can monetize your youtube channel and monetize it. Then the button will appear

[@hellonwheelz3317]

I bought my Ender 3 V2 yesterday. Put it together last night. I wish I'd watched this video before I built it. This video is far better than the instructions that come with the printer. First, the instructions don't identify which struts go where. I figured it out, but it would have been nice if they had identified them by the location of the holes like Vlad did. I also neglected to make sure the preinstalled screws were tight. I'll do that when I get home from work. The next problem is that the instructions tell you to install the x-axis tensioner and pulley before you install the hot end. If you did it that way, you'll be taking it apart to install the hot end on the x-axis rail before you install the tensioner. Nowhere in the instructions does it mention that the rollers have eccentric adjusters. I got to check that, too. The instructions don't tell you to lower all your plate adjusting screws before leveling it, and consequently, I put a scratch in mine because I neglected to do that. Instructions don't say what to do with the zip ties either. I was still able to build, level, and fire up this thing in about an hour, but it would have been so much easier if Creality would have included THIS video with their printer instead of the one they did include. This looks like a very well thought out machine. I haven't printed anything yet, but I look forward to putting it through its paces later this evening. I have to give props to Vlad for producing an excellent video. Liked and subscribed.

[@floridaman964]

You absolutely killed it with this video. Taught me everything I needed to get up and running, no BS. After printing out my calibration cube and some benchys I was immediately able to start prototyping a housing for my arudino project. Thank you!

[@bigboss97]

This video is life saver! I've watched it before I bought the printer. When I assembled my printer I tried to follow the paper installation guide. It's literally a guide, missing so many details. I was never sure how to position the parts. Some can fit in many ways. THANKS for the excellent, clear and detailed video. Can't give you enough 👍👍👍

[@MyBigThing2010]

This guy is the best..... your videos have saved my ass and taught me so much about the hobby and I would've never got my machine built, PROPERLY, without this video.... also used for info to install the crtouch.... which sat in the box after ordering it intimidating me for 4 months.... for no reason once I watched your video on it. Thank you for all the information! Your channel rocks!

[@Sasamybuto21]

This video is by far the best most well explained way to put the creality ender 3v2 props to this man for taking his time and showing us how to 👍

[@jclarkks]

If you're looking for a guide to setup the Creality Ender 3 V2 - 3D Printer - this is all you need. Excellent instructions made (relatively) short work of the process that was not at all clear using the provided manual. Thank you for your help.

[@RBCire]

53 minute video ... only 1 ad. Have a like

[@bgcm1995]

I wouldn't mind more ads, the guy has bills to pay..

[@danielzapien24]

You guys have ads? Lol

[@FedFraudBureau]

*2 ads*

[@teddy5004]

At the end... 10 likes

[@AnnieIsVeryCool]

I definitely got more than 4 with the amount of times I rewatched each part- or at least I hope I did. This guy deserves all the money, very helpful vid

[@gwseymour]

I'm pretty mechanically inclined, but new to 3D. I couldn't have put it together without you! Thanks! Designed my first part in Blender, and it's printing now quite nicely on the first try!

[@adeboyegrillo3408]

The instructions were not clear, so I had to look around the whole parts for almost 30 mins, trying to figure which of the z axis was left or right and which part held the module.

[@Cosmocat1976]

I bought this printer for my son to start his 3d printing adventure. Your video was amazing so much easier to follow you through the setup than the instructions. Thankyou for your great content.

[@lynngill1588]

One of the best videos on this unit I have seen and Ive been watching all I can find as I will be buying one 3-5-23

[@AByngsn]

I wanted a 3D printer for about 5 years now and I just got one on amazon prime day, and I assembled it yesterday and now today I am doing my first print! This video helped alot, assembly instructions were well thought out,the only tricky part for me was getting the bed leveled and finding the right temperature for the bed and the filament nozzle!

[@marielevert2277]

I am not sure if it’s just me but every time when my printer start printing it starts curling up right when it come out the nossle is there any solution to this problem

[@noice_minecraft5311]

@@marielevert2277 your nozzle is wayyyyyyy to high

[@SurWrexalot]

Creality needs to write you a check and then link your video to their official instructions. If I would have had to use the paper instructions as my only assembly guide for this printer I would have hung myself in the corner with the z axis timing belt. You sir, saved my life.

[@79ober]

This is the most detailed assembly build video of V2 that I have ever see! Thanks.

[@timd9430]

Just Vlad has such nice and styled videos, really wonderful... another you will enjoy is when RuiRaptor releases their wonderful detailed videos. ; )

[@akshayganorkar7075]

@@timd9430 kk

[@crosstrigger1]

This guy jump cuts four times every three seconds. It's worse than that fence scene from Taken 3. His editing is god awful

[@freedapeeple4049]

It is very good. The included instructions are virtually unreadable to me, and this video makes a great replacement. I find it quite irritating when he uses the word "bolt" for screws, bolts *and nuts, and when he says "axes" instead of "axis" but if that's all I can find to complain about they amount to nothing.

[@MerkSteeZe]

Coming back to this video three months post-purchase and I am so glad I watched it when assembling my V2. I see people with problems everyday on Facebook. I think to myself, man they all should have watched this video. My machine runs like a superstar.

[@dennyleclair8166]

Top notch instructional video. We watched a couple of others while scratching our heads in frustration, but then found yours and were able to finish the assembly of our Creality Ender 3 V2 and print our first ever 3D print! Thanks so much for the awesome tutorial. You rock!

[@darrenwarren1730]

I’m glad I found this video. There are several assembly steps in the manual that just didn’t make sense. I normally have no issues putting items together. Without this video I may have just boxed the printer back up and put to the curb. Now to get to learning to design and slice and get something printed out.

[@aaa3d473]

This is the most solid comprehensive video ever. Used it twice to build printers. Thank you for putting in this time and effort

[@stuartoatley8976]

Wanted to say a massive thank you!!!! Just unpacked my Ender 3 v2 and followed your setup guide - absolutely spot on!!! Ran the test print on the SD Card as my first print and it came out perfect!!!

[@gilangrr21]

Yesterday my ender 3 v2 arrived which is my first time dealing with 3d printing, and I have very little knowledge about it, so I searched for assembly guide video (I'm bad with written manual), and finally watched this video, oh boy you helped me soo much and guided me to my first print that came out perfect!, thank you so much! ❤️

[@DigiMannen]

I am getting mine on Friday, first printer here also.

[@aussie_bay_flpz4166]

@@DigiMannen I'm about to order mine! First time printer aswell!!!!

[@cinialvespow1054]

Recieved mine a few days ago, gonna build it now! Stoked, first printer.

[@maxq3372]

The best Ender 3 V2 Unbox & Setup there is on YT, HANDS DOWN.... Thanx Vlad...

[@cyber_hacker]

it is absurdly cool to see you printed those gears and that octopus in one piece, and yet they still moved. I remember using enterprise 3d printers not that long ago, not only couldn't you print moving parts assembled in one print, but also if you even tried something close to it it all would collapse, melt, or join together.

[@jaydeevanhattem6906]

This is the first 3D printer I have ordered and your video gave me so many insights and taught me a lot about the printer before it is even delivered. Because of your video a have a lot of confidence in putting this thing together and understanding how the printer actually works and mantaining it. Thanks a lot!

[@Byrkster]

Ok, you have convinced me to buy it. UGH wife is going to kill me. I can hear her now. "HER: WHY DO YOU NEED TWO?" "ME: Because it has a DRAGON on it!!!"

[@valxria3529]

the other one was lonely

[@gene_Code]

lol.

[@Mr.Helper.]

Lol ... I can relate ... not anymore though, peacefully divorced

[@rajuyelbey]

I'm just getting started into 3d printing. I originally was only interested in the Ender 3, but for some reason the V2 kept coming up. I have been watching videos none stop. Tomorrow I will be ordering my Ender 3 V2.

[@luddiz_]

savege.

[@timharriss7449]

I just built my printer using this guide. I didn’t bother with the instruction manual at all. Thank you so much for a comprehensive how-to! 👍

[@Greg00811]

This is a really helpful video, I often found myself frustrated looking at the manual as it was pretty confusing for someone who is brand new to 3D printing. So thank you for posting this.

[@rajakaz4075]

I am considering to buy this printer. Now i feel more safe! :) Thank you for posting this amazingly detailed video!

[@devcybiko]

Time traveling from 2 years in the future - I bought this device 1 month ago and am only now getting around to assembling it. Your video should be part of Creality's deliverables with the Ender 3 V2. The supplied instructions are not detailed enough to put this together in working order. Thank you! Also - for those attempting this - WATCH THE VIDEO ALL THE WAY THROUGH, then go back and assemble the Ender 3 V2 while watching the video with start/stop. It will make a world of difference and prevent errors. Thank you again!

[@codeh4x0r]

This is a top-notch build guide - bravo! The only suggestion I have is to mention about loosening the x-axis rollers sooner. Mine would absolutely not roll onto the channel until I loosened them a lot. I'm glad I watched the video completely before attempting the build. :)

[@MissingRedacted]

I have the same problem, me and my dad are really new to this, what did you fix to make it slide up and down with ease?

[@SK-kn3ov]

This is so much more thorough than other videos I've watched, thank you!! I just had to take my whole ender 3 pro apart a week after assembling it because the video I watched didn't mention a lot of important steps. You just saved me so much guesswork and struggling

[@ulfbernestedt5339]

This video is awesome! I've never put together anything more advanced than IKEA furniture, and this video made everything totally clear for me, took me about 1½ hours from box to completed printer and another 20 mins or so until the first print was underway

[@marcobucci]

This is a million times clearer than the manual. A billion times.

[@aamir3d]

One of the best tutorials on assembling the Creality Ender3 V2 . Outstanding work. Thank you for creating and sharing this.

[@danielbigtiger]

After properly levelling bed, changing nozzle and then tightening it firmly, it really works like normal. Very helpful tip.

[@BenNagle]

I used this video to setup my printer and it was a life saver! Thanks for making such a thorough video on how to set up the Ender 3v2 and tweak it so everything is running tip-top. My first print came out beautiful because of you. Thanks!

[@elizabethsmith1180]

I came back to this video after using it to assemble and make sure my printer is set up for success and this video NAILED IT!!! 10/10 take the time to watch this and set your printer up thoroughly to avoid headache in the future

[@danielaquijano5856]

Literally the best and most detailed setup tutorial out there. Used this for my ender 3 v2. great great job!

[@thebros279]

How has your printer worked for you? Sorry for asking I just ordered an ender 3 today excited for it to come

[@KennyGarland]

There are many Ender 3 v2 assembly videos, this is the best.

[@AustinWelles]

Followed your instructions to the letter and I’m halfway through my first print ever based on your advice. Already getting excellent results. Thanks for the helpful advice!

[@antcullimore3550]

Thanks! I watched several assembly videos while my v2 was on it's way. Yours I thought was the best and followed it step by step as I assembled my unit. Some of the bolts in the pre-assembled parts were a little on the loose side - wouldn't have picked that up. 1st print - great. Thank you for your effort in making the vid

[@dofmotionmaster]

After watching this, easily put together my new Ender 3 V2 and had a perfect first print. Thank you for the detailed video!

[@hoshilam1485]

Thank you so much for this video. I just got my 3D printer yesterday and I was dreading the assembly process. But this video helped me out a lot. Very easy to follow.

[@landi87]

Thanks for that wonderfull video. It will help many people setting up these printers. There is one small mistake tho, but thats somethink like a myth that every 3d printing enthusiasts will beleive in at some point. Setting the printer to Z=0.00mm and then leveling the bed with a sheet of paper will result in an uncorrectly leveled bed. If you think about it that becomes clear: The printer does not start the print at Z=0.00mm. It does start at Z=0.00mm + layerheight. So if you have a layerheight of the first layer of 0.2mm it will start at 0.2mm. If you level the bed to 0.00mm + paper thickness you will level it somewhere like 0.1mm off. So at the end the printer will start at Z=0.00mm + layerheight + paper thickness and thats something like 0.3mm in that example. So better is to autohome, then move z axis up for the thickness of the paper (messure with caliper) and then level the bed to the paper. That way you are elliminating the thickness of the paper and the printer will start at Z=0.00mm + layerheight as it should. Better than paper is to buy some feeler gauges and use a 0.1mm gauge or something like that and set the z axis while leveling the nozzle to the bed to exactly that thickness of the gauge. Maybe that will help more people to get a good first layer sticking perfectly to the bed. The more precise you level the bed, the better the first layer and the bed adhesion will be. There is NO need on that ultrabase bed for any other materials like glue, hairspray, tape or anything like that. If it does not stick correctly try to level the bed the way i told and maybe raise the bed temperature a few degrees. especially petg may need up to 85 degree celcius (185 fahrenheit) to stick well. Nice greetings from germany.

[@SirCharles.]

Great video! It's the most detailed and actually useful video on the E3V2 so far. And this accurately shows how loud those fans are! From watching other videos I thought it would be a lot quieter than it really is. I got the E3V2 as my first 3d printer (I'm sure many others have as well), so I'm looking forward to seeing more videos about it!

[@zainag]

Yes the fan noise in the reviews is deceiving. I think Creality sent the reviewers a customized version of the V2 with super quiet fans. In reality the fans are loud but the stepper motors are very quiet. Very sneaky of Creality.

[@rollis97]

Ahh its out of stock in EU, need to wait until aug 15 :/

[@johnwig285]

@@zainag no it isnt. It's literally just the mic not being close to the fans

[@MitchyDoesPoetry]

Was just given one of these as a gift and I’m super stoked to get it going one of these days

[@jeffflowers5489]

When you tightened the bolts, the ones that were 'really loose' were only that loose because you tightened the first ones which pulled the parts closer together. If you tightened the other ones first the opposite bolts would seem excessively loose.

[@nosimaj4]

Absolutely amazing video, would have lost my sanity if it was not for coming across your tutorial! The included instructions I got were driving me insane

[@dougcooley1946]

Great video, I used it to put my Ender3 V2 together. Good news is that my first print came out pretty much perfect (the dog from the flash). Bad news was getting the Z axis going well. My problem was binding from the Z motor, which was making it hard for the gantry to raise and lower. After about three hours, I figured out that you could adjust the screws on the plastic bit just above the motor and push it out about 1mm away from the channel. I could also have done the same with the hole it feeds into on the gantry assembly. That would have been good to know, glad yours didn’t have the issue. I literally started from scratch to redo the build! That said, for the printer to have such a good first print shows that your technique of building loose then tightening was excellent advice. As an engineer, I generally do this anyway, but it was nice to get the reminder. Also, that Z driveshaft is SO LUBED. There was lube everywhere, and having the piece connecting the motor shaft to the z driveshaft with the screws so difficult to see, I spent about half my time just futzing with it. Almost worth it to wipe it down a bit. Very good stuff, have a tip

[@JoeHeglin]

Thanks this saved me a bunch of time. Was having same issue and adjusted a few of the screws along the rod and fixed

[@benjaminbeach1956]

Dude, thank you SOOO much! I've been reading so many posts about issues with these, and it not being square and all sorts of stuff. everybody's first couple prints fail. I followed this video to the T, and my first print is about halfway done now, and PERFECT so far! Thank you for making such a detailed video! This all makes so much sense, honestly, but i certainly wouldn't have thought to do it that way! Thank you, hero!

[@brandonpratt5130]

Mine isn't very square and it's been difficult to get the rollers dialed in just right. Thankfully from this video I know that is the issue and can work to correct it.

[@DixieLynn]

Thanks for this video! Not only did it sell me on getting one of these printers, but it made the assembly a breeze! Great info, keep up the great videos!!

[@AJ-yg6ii]

I’m having a problem- my auto-home position leaves the nozzle about 7 mm away from from the bed when the bed is raised to the the highest point. There’s no way I can get it to .1 mm nearness

[@DixieLynn]

@@AJ-yg6ii try tightening down your bed all the way snug, not over tight. Now, on the side, make sure your Z stop board is as low as you can bolt it on. Also, make sure your screw shaft coupler is as close to the motor without binding as possible. Beyond that, I would recommend rewatching the video at those points and compare your printer to his.

[@ddaiker]

These are excellent assembly instructions. Put mine together without issue.

[@cometthemountainlion181]

22:47 How loose do the wheels need to be?

[@playerone6373]

same question here, like loose enough to move it freely? or do i have to feel some sort of resistance or traction?

[@sia_josephine]

Just want to say thank you for this. My first printer was an Ender 3 (well 2 of them) and I thought the assembly video was great (different channel) and he didn’t go over nearly as much stuff as you. Didn’t know the wheels should be able to spin a little so my wheels have always been too tight on my first printers. I think my new printers will be assembled way better thanks to your video!

[@Freddy-cx5yn]

Thank you sir for the great tutorial, build my ender 3 v2 and the first print was almost perfect, and the second one even better, mostly thanks to this great tutorial!

[@gordoningram534]

Great video, would not have got it together without your video, the instructions with the machine are very basic , you made the video very easy to follow, good job!

[@henrym3780]

This video should be included with the printer. 100x more helpful than the actual instructions. My son and I used this vid to assemble and set up ours. Thank you so much. Have a like and a sub

[@Inunotashio]

I don't usually comment on KZbin, but this is the most useful bed leveling video I have ever watched. Thank You!

[@dgb5820]

I could be twice your age and have seen a few instructional videos, yours is one of the best I’ve seen. Really appreciate your high level production

[@azzamhaydar507]

My compliments, you are super good. this video is the best tutorial I've seen so far.

[@marstonnorris2394]

I wish I would’ve seen this when assembling my printer 👌🏾

[@freedapeeple4049]

OMG, you actually assembled it using the included instructions?! You da MAN!

[@Skyburnbright]

Just ordered my Ender V2. Will definately be following along with this as I assemble it and get started. Thanks!!

[@moreCakePlz]

Thanks so much!!! I never could have put together my V2 without you. The instructions that come with the printer are horrible.

[@steveno7058]

Agree! I thought I was terrible at putting things together but the instructions are just plain bad, misleading, and confusing. I literally gave up putting together until I found this video.

[@steerpike50]

Brilliant, unboxed built setup and now printing , looking good . it would have been hard using just the manual , thanks very much great vid.

[@bryanwagner8970]

Vlad's videos are a god send for newbies. Thanks Vlad!

[@michaeldougherty4814]

Thank you for this video. Was helpful assembling and setting up my Ender.

[@crosstrigger1]

How? His editing is horrible

[@patrickkelly4851]

@@crosstrigger1 how was it bad

[@lilvenaz]

How did you make the x axis mobile?

[@jameswitika23]

Thanks so much for the video. The only thing that wasn't obvious until after I started tightening up screws, was when you put the top bar on, to make sure the cable and filament feed are inside the z axis profiles (side rails). A super helpful instructional video.

[@jacobbby93]

Followed this to set up my new ender 3 v2 and I have had perfect prints from the first one. Seriously massive thanks for such a coherant and easy to follow guide! I'm subscribing!

[@xboxandPS3gamer98]

This was a great video! Even a few years later, setting up the printer was super easy after watching! Thanks!

[@mylesmacaulay]

Absolutely awesome video! I am waiting for mine to arrive and I've been quite nervous as its my first 3D printer! Feeling pretty confident now. Thanks!!!! Subscribed!

[@onecoolperson2016]

I just opened mine and it came with a lost friendship bracelet from the factory. Little love heart on a string

[@gene_Code]

Thanks fam. Helped me to assemble our printer at the office.

[@Crapsight]

this video was a better way to assemble the 3d printer than the instruction manual that comes with it. I had an issue that my printing was hard to move up and down. Here you showed that I should not tighten the screws right away. Instead, have it lose until all the parts are in place. thanks.

[@woohoo2491]

When I screw in the motor for the vertical axis, it's off at a slight angle, not perfectly perpendicular to the bar it's attached to. It seems this is creating fricton as I cannot freely move the print head up and down like you can with one hand. Do I have a defective motor assembly?

[@09shnngns]

Same thing is happening to me right this moment. I wish he or someone would have responded cause I don’t know what to do! When I try to push the assembly bar down it jumps and whines and takes a lot of force. And forget about trying to push it UP away from the bed.

[@magnumchicken]

@@09shnngns @woohoo2491 anyone figure this out?

[@09shnngns]

The only thing I found that helped mine was to print a shim I found off Thingiverse. There’s a shim for the bottom and side of the z axis motor and it helped make the lead screw a little more perpendicular to the vertical frame bar.

[@easyvwj597]

Glad someone commented about this, wasnt sure about how much pressire he was using too. Still having trouble though

[@guindalini1930]

​@@09shnngns Hi Can you kindly, explain a little further how to you solve it? Still having troubles on this :(

[@ChrisWilliams1962]

Mine's arriving this Friday. I won't be using the supplied instructions. No need! Your instructions are perfect!!! Thank you!

[@timwright7738]

I've been pretty successful with my ender 3v2 and I owe a lot of that to the great start I got with your video. Concise and clear instructions. Very well done!

[@mungo7136]

Thank you. Creality should pay you for this. You put my printer together. One issue I had was driving that lead screw through the brass bushing - as mine was fixed by screwes with those cut spring-like washers it was inclined. So it was impossible to drive the lead screw through as they were no in-line. I had to loosen those screws, drive the lead screw through the bushing and then once the horizontal arm was riding on the frame tighten those 2 little screws. Thus the bushing was fixed in proper position.

[@prollyameme8463]

son of a...why didnt i find this frickin video before i put my v2 together...now daddies gotta go and check my first babies screws.

[@Bennyco86]

This has to be the best tutorial video I've ever seen on youtube

[@BLZebob]

Vlad, you just saved my life - the manual is just not enough 😅

[@rarest_dude]

Amazing video! I couldn't believe this video was 1 hour long, I am waiting for mine, scheduled do be delivered tomorrow and I was just scrolling through videos when I saw this one! I somehow watched through the Whole thing without skipping (despite my short attention span) and I haven't got my printer yet! I will see how it goes andd I will definitely use this as my setup guide!

[@Joel_Apps]

Great video easy to follow and goes over everything you need to know to get a good print. I’ve never touched a 3D printer in my life but this guy got me doing my first print in a couple of hours. Love the video

[@Jacktuber-wp8sj]

Your video helped me immensely. The drawings in the manual were way too small and hard to see. Your video saved the day!!

[@JoeLonicker]

Awesome video and this will be my first 3D printer! 😍

[@buikhan]

Just put mine together and thanks for very detail what happened after that. Thanks a million.

[@iSupermanCKi]

Great video. I'm all setup and printing my first ever Benchy!

[@frankfeldt]

fantastic learning video. I could not have assembled mine without this!

[@lenar.4735]

I just want to say thank you for such a detailed and thorough setup video! I was watching it as I was assembling my printer. I still managed to screw a couple of things backward, despite your visuals, but still, the assembly took me less than two hours! My printer is working perfectly and I know each part is in its place and it won't fall off unexpectedly :-) Again, I truly appreciate your taking the time to film and describe it so well! You are awesome! ❤️🙌

[@desertplantguy1218]

watching this video is enough to build my Ender 2 v2 straight out of the box. i didn't even touched the printed manual. well done! thank you!

[@leeroychenkins4986]

What can I do when my tires are really tight on the side of the motor? like I can not move the x axis at all by pushing it down. he speaks about it 22:48 (I did everything as suggested in the video with screws not tightening until the end)

[@alexblythe8035]

Rest the extruder on bed and make sure its level so that the bed supports the weight and is level. Loosen everything on the wheels after having the frame tighten as per the video. With the weight supported by the bed and level you can tighten the wheels so that nothing is binding. Follow the rest of the video as he describes. If you can't loosen the nut you'll need the wrench on the nut and the allen wrench on the bolt. If you do one and not the other the bolt or nut will spin with no resistance.

[@Studiodre5]

I am having the same issue. It will move up somewhat easily, but not down, unless I spin the motor rod

[@squatopotamus]

I'm stuck on this same part

[@miguelpera9639]

did you find a solution?

[@miguelpera9639]

@@squatopotamus did you find a solution?

[@Mockedarche_old]

Just got my Ender 3 v2 thanks a lot of the video. A real tutorial through the entire process amazing. Thanks again!

[@makedaevilmage]

I just bought this printer online, can't wait till it arrives!! Your video has been most helpful already but will most likely watch it again when my printer arrives. Thanks again for the vid

[@marcelkoprowski3816]

What if the rollers are too tight at 22:50? Able to move the right side but motor side is stuck. Not able to move the wheels at all.

[@maclennan.realestate]

Did you get anywhere on this? I am having a very similar problem. It seems the wheels are very tight against the channel .

[@marcelkoprowski3816]

@@maclennan.realestate Nope, unfortunately I did not. When I do auto-home and to try print something, the filament is not sticking to the bed. Not sure if its caused by that wheels problem or bad bed-leveling.

[@maclennan.realestate]

@@marcelkoprowski3816 I believe I fixed mine. The bracket holding the two side bars together was a bit too tight putting too much tent lion on the wheels. Also, if you go back in the video where he loosens the nuts around the actual printer head to make them loser that helped me as well. Overall, I’d say keep it a bit more lose than tight especially around the plastic parts - and make sure your belts aren’t too lose either.

[@marcelkoprowski3816]

@@maclennan.realestate you mean the bracket on the very top? I tried that many times, did not seem to solve the issue for me unfortunately. Glad that it helped you :)

[@BlackDahliachannel]

Thank u so much for this tutorial, the manual wasnt working for me. You're a lifesaver!!

[@CoffeeBreakPH]

BL touch on ender 3v2 please.

[@direhavok8732]

@Ryan George Creality took down Bl_touch FW just looked today, it was there 2 days ago.

[@shikoshin223]

Yooooo much thanks got mine up and running in a day!! Super grateful!

[@TomsTurboGarage]

This is so helpful, thank you! The included instructions are kinda 🤔.

[@justineslaughter3450]

Thank you for this! I would've never been able to set it up so easily without this video!

[@JamesSturges]

Used this to set up my printer, thrilled with the results. Thank you!

[@speedymkilla001]

great video glass I watch the whole thing. my Ender 3 v2 comes in tomorrow. Can't wait!