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Creality 3D Ender 3 Printer Economic Ender DIY Kits with Resume Printing Function 220x220x250MM

Brand: Creality 3D

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Brand	Creality 3D
Material	Aluminum
Color	Ender 3
Product Dimensions	16.14"D x 17.32"W x 18.31"H
Compatible Devices	Laptop, Smartphone

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Resume Printing after power-off: ender 3 could resume prints after a power outage or lapse occurs
Easy and Quick Assembly: only 10 minutes with 20 screws assembly before the first printing, simple assembly but more stable performance, Win-Win for fun and time.
Patent Technology One: MK-8 Extruder greatly reduces plugging risk and bad extrusion; Patent Technology Two: adopt high stand profile with wheel, it is noiseless, smoothly and durable.
Reach 110℃ for hotbed in about 5 minutes, meet the needs of fast heating and printing ABS
CNC machining of Y-rail Mounting groove to make sure precise positioning and keep the stable frame with high-precision printing quality. and big hand twist nut, make the print platform easier to level.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 17.32 x 16.14 x 18.31 inches; 17.67 Pounds
Item model number ‏ : ‎ ender3-220
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ April 17, 2018
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Creality 3D
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07CGMN3XF

Best Sellers Rank: #198,447 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific)
- #536 in 3D Printers

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Product Description

Why choose ENOMAKER?

As an authorized distributor, ENOMAKER offer 100% original Creality 3d printers to all customers, and with Creality professional technical team work together with us!

Fully Open Source

Ender 3 support open source. All users can improve their printers through enhance source code and share the improvements with each others. The result is a design culminating from some of the best and brightest minds in 3d printing world!

Before delivery, 24 hours testing for key components.
Good printing quality, economic for the beginners and good performance for the enthusiasts.
Semi-assembled kits is ideal gifts for kids, allow them to learn about the basic construction of 3D printers.
Large user group on facebook and youtube, you can share your experience and get help from Creality or other users.

Key Features for Ender 3 Machine


MK-8 Extruder Patent Technology 1: MK-8 extruder greatly reduces plugging risk and bad extrusion.	V-slot with Wheel Patent Technology 2: adopt V-slot with wheel, it is noiseless, smoothly and durable. V-Slot cooperate with Prusa I3 frame, extremely innovative design, following the step of the trend, integrating with classic elements, create a new generation economic DIY 3D printers.	CNC Y-rail CNC machining of Y-rail mounting groove to make sure precise positioning and keep the stable frame with High-Precision printing quality.


New Building Sheet New viscous platform sticker to replace reprinting tape and glue, solve warping problem but save the printing cost.	Resume Printing When power outage or lapse occurs, after power on, ender 3 could resume prints from the last postion. No failure printing or waste filament.	Fast Heating to 110℃ Safety protected power supply, reach 110℃ for hotbed in about 5 minutes. Additional power cut protection function to meet the needs of fast heating and longtime printing.

Creality Ender 3 3D Printer Parameters

Modeling Technology	FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling）
Printing Size	220×220×250mm
Machine Size	440×410×465mm
Package weight	8.1kg
Printing Speed	≤180mm/s, normal 30-60mm/s
Filament	1.75mm PLA,TPU,ABS,etc.
Input	AC 100-265V 50-60Hz
Output	DC 24V 15A 360W

Layer Thickness	0.1-0.4mm
Nozzle diameter	0.4mm
Printing Precision	±0.1mm
File Format	STL,OBJ,G-Code
Working Mode	Online or SD offline
Max Nozzle Temperature	255℃
Max Hot bed Temperature	110℃
Slicing Software	Cura, Repetier-Host, Simplify3D

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Kindle Customer

Had issues, yet still consider this 5-stars

Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2018

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TLDR: Had issues, not all of them related to the printer, even though they appeared to be. Seller was EXTREMELY helpful in working with me. Resolved issues and I love this thing.

I'd been considering a 3D printer for a while and honestly couldn't pass this up for the price. Normally you see something with this capacity costing $500+, so I ordered it.

Be aware: This is a kit, you need to assemble this printer (again, knew that going in). This is my first printer and there were issues (see below). I don't consider myself exceptional with tools, I can put things together and I know the basics of soldering. You shouldn't need the secondary skill (I did because I'm impatient), if you (or a friend) are decent with tools you should be able to assemble this without issue.

Received the printer in a timely manner (prime delivery), used a couple of youtube videos as reference for assembly as the included instructions are kind of sparse.

First issue I ran into: When you look at step 5 of the instructions provided (and most of the assembly videos), you'll see the Bowden tube connector is pointed towards the right side of the frame. Filament hangs from the top, comes down the left side and feeds through the Bowden feed into the tube, which runs out over the bed. Mine came with the feed assembly rotated 90 degrees. The Bowden tube was pointed at the extruder head, which would have caused the Bowden tube to kink/bend and I would have ended up with feed issues. The fix was to remove the clamp with the spring that feeds across the stepper motor and rotate it 90 degrees. No big deal.

Second issue: The videos show the z-axis motor didn't come with documented screws. The instructions had a couple of steps where they point at screws you need to use, but didn't label the specific screws from the parts list. Again, the major one is referenced in the youtube videos, but the z-axis motor wasn't. In the videos I saw, the screws were already in the motor and they didn't say their instructions were missing the specific screws. Fortunately they ship a lot of extra of each screw, I ended up using two of the extra M4x20 screws.

Third issue I ran into was the y-axis limit switch being broken. After I completed the assembly, when I powered it up the first time and had it home, as it moved along the y-axis, I heard the heat bed slam into something and the stepper motor continued to run. I hit the power switch and started looking. I noticed that the top of the plastic enclosure for the limit switch was broken, which caused the lever that the bed should it to be lower than the rollers. What I should have done was reached out to the seller (because they give excellent support). What I ended up doing was going to a local electronic parts store, buying a new limit switch, de-soldering the existing one from the circuit board and installing the new one.

Once it was setup, I attempted to print an xyz calibration cube using the provided filament and it printed beautifully. Was very happy with the way it printed out. I then tried to print a benchy test to see how it came out and ran out of filament part way through. I swapped to a roll of filament I purchased with the printer and had serious layer separation. I used a couple of troubleshooting guides with no luck, so I reached out to the seller.

Seller was VERY responsive and worked with me on trying to figure out what the issue was. I had an issue with the hotend at one point and they very quickly sent me another (hot end wasn't the issue).

I ended up printing a temperature tower test and found that my issue was a combination of too little infill and not enough temperature. Once I fixed both of those in my slicer software, the prints started coming out beautifully again.

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Ely Age

I'm not easily impressed, but...

Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2019

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My initial impression of this printer is very high. I've been 3D printing for close to a decade now using a printer that was largely made of it's own 3D printed parts, as many were back then. Heck, it's running a job right now. It's been through many parts and modifications over the years to improve it's performance. Out of the gate though, this Creality Ender bests my old machine in a few areas. I learned to work with the slop in my X and Z carriages the way a hack golfer learns to aim his slice since he can't get rid of it. The groove rollers on this are a thing of beauty. Everything moves so smoothly and there is ZERO play in anything. My delrin LM88U on guide rods setup doesn't even compare. i believe my current heated bed will be the winner in that department though, because the bed IS the heating element and this is a slab of aluminum with a heating element under the middle. I'll be interested to see if I get consistent temps from center to edge. I do a lot of full tray builds so I can't deal with curling. Everything is really well designed and put together. Assembly only took me a few hours on and off, largely because I did it in the middle of the dining room table in the middle of dinner to quite a bit of side eye from the wife. It's really as simple as installing X and Z. The base and Y are already done and it's pre-wired from the controller. Rollers are already installed on the brackets that need them and the X carriage is actually pre-assembled, extruder and all. My current machine came with no two pieces connected and took me three days to assemble using a guide that another customer put together. The instructions are clear, color images showing you what you need and where it goes. Very simple to understand and no horrible broken English to translate. Parts bags were all clearly labeled and it comes with the needed tools for assembly (ball end allen wrenches, really?!). If you can assemble an Ikea coffee table, you can build this.

I'm just now getting into the user guide and documentation to see what's what. I've not used one with a built in control center, and it seems to have come with some software I have yet to explore. I've been using Repetier Host and Kisslicer for quite a few years, but I'm excited to see what the included offerings look like.

Even if some parts of this turn out to be complete garbage, I think the chassis and drivetrain alone are worth what you pay for this printer. It's a sixth of what I paid for my current setup 9 years ago and way more solid. I can't wait to put some filament through it.

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D. springer

Nice attention to detail. First China manufacturer to have a finished product.

Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2019

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The packing was amazingly good in closed-cell foam cut to fit the pieces, and glued where needed. Hardware was good quality. Came with a complete set of good tools.
I do machining in my spare time. This machine was very square, the CNC machining really makes a difference. The overall design is excellent. The included removable print bed adheres ABS very well. The leveling wheels are excellent, and they have nice strong springs to keep it sable. The Y axis is AL, which makes is strong.
All that said, Creality needs to fix their controller board. They have +5VUSB supplying system power. There is no reason for this, since this is a 24V system. What they should have done (and I will be modfying my board) is tie +5VUSB to the FTDI VCC pin, and let the system power supply the VIO voltages. This allows you to leave the printer plugged in with an active USB serial port, without supplying power to the very bright LED backlight and most annoyingly, the 24V fan that puts out a high pitched whine. The fix is to either cut the +5V wire on a USB cable, or lift pin 20 of the FTDI part and attach to +5VUSB and remove DP2 so +5VUSB no longer supplys +5 to the rest of the system.
This is the only downside to this printer. One other detail, in case Creality reads this review, is the move the NTC on the hot end to the front of the heater block (on the other side of the heater), AND put some kind of thermal compound between the heater and the block. I can see daylight between the heater and block. I moved the NTC to the front and drilled/tapped a new M3 hole so my nozzle will actually see what is being measured.

Overall, quite impressed with the printer .

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