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Creality Open Source CR-10 3D Printer All Metal Frame 12x12x15.5 Inch Build Volume and Heated Bed Includes Glass Bed

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OPEN SOURCE: In the spirit of innovation and progress, we have decided to make our firmware and design plans available to all for extensive modding and improvements. We hope to create a large community of users who contribute to the project ultimately resulting in a better product for all.
EXTRA LARGE: This printer comes with one of the largest build spaces available. At 12inx12inx15.5in, you can print models that 90% of other printers could not. The unique Bowden extruder design reduces the weight on the X-axis which delivers better performance even on very tall prints.
HIGH QUALITY: This all aluminum frame provides a sturdy base meant to last for years. The POM engineering thermo-plastic "Triangle-Slot" wheels provide excellent dimensional stability even during extended use. Elimination of metal-on-metal steel rods cuts noise down dramatically.
GLASS BED: This printer comes stock with a reliable and flat glass bed. Forget about other printers with uneven printing surfaces and warped beds. This glass bed ensures a 100% usable and flat surface for any print from the smallest test file to the largest model. An absolute necessity when dealing with such a large build space, print from corner to corner and get perfect layer lines every time.
OFFICIAL CREALITY: Our experienced 3D printing engineers are available 24/7 to offer you lifetime technical support as well as our 1-Year limited manufacturers replacement part. If you are not satisfied with the results of your prints, contact us and we will work with you to provide assistance until you are printing like a pro!

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Brand Name	Creality 3D
Color	CR-10
Compatible Material	Metal , Polylactic Acid
Ean	0649910302028
Material	Aluminum
Part Number	CR-10X
Size	CR-10
Specification Met
UNSPSC Code	43190000
UPC	649910302028

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Well-Known, Established Quality

The Creality 3D CR-10 was our first attempt at creating the perfect 3D printer to fill the gap in the consumer grade market for an exceptional, durable, and simple to operate 3D printer. Over more than a year later, this model continues to surpass expectations as it has grown to be one of the most popular options in its class. The large online community of users contribute to a rich collection of media, videos, guides, and tutorials for a variety of projects which they have used their Creality 3D printer to accomplish as well as plenty of free resources meant to improve upon the already great design that really makes this model stand out as an excellent choice for the beginning hobbyist.


Extra-Large Build Platform Measuring at nearly 12 inches by 12 inches square, the size of the CR-10 build plate goes nearly unrivaled in similar printers. The full height of the build space is 15.5 inches. This incredible build volume makes the CR-10 an excellent choice for any maker, hobbyist, educator or student who are looking to create wonderful and custom projects for work, education, or even just leisure. The heated bed has an operating range of up to 115*C which provides the necessary conditions for many high quality exotic or experimental filaments.	Larger Ergonomic Leveling Nuts One of the most technical aspects of operating a 3d printer comes with leveling the bed. In order to make this process much easier for even the most basic of experience level, we include these extra large, oversized leveling nuts which help secure the hotbed to the printers Y-axis gantry. These large nuts allow for fine-tuning and more accurate adjustments which lead to higher print quality, more consistent and better results, and fewer headaches.	Community Driven Our CR-10 model 3D printer has been the most popular model in our brand's history. Having sold over 100,000 units since its inception in 2017, few other printers can claim such great market reception. This means a community of users is growing daily and social media websites are filled with unique reviews and people talking about their Creality 3D printers. This community-driven experience has lead to many aftermarket upgrades and lots of options for people to customize and improve upon our base design with anything they wish to add. Thingiverse, Reddit, Facebook, and others, all have multiple CR-10-related model collections and groups. All of these people have contributed to the massive pool of resources regarding guides, reviews, upgrades, and troubleshooting procedures covering nearly every aspect of the CR-10. This printer really is "Tried and True".

Superior Construction

The CR-10 features a 100% high-quality aluminum extrusion frame, and a nearly all-metal construction. These aluminum extrusions were selected for use in the CR-10's design because of their structural integrity, interoperability, and for the great quality control process ensuring each piece is sturdy, is flat with no warping, and meets the mechanical tolerances required, making it perfect for use in 3D printing applications.

Superior Construction

The CR-10 has been ahead of its time since it even came out in 2017. Creality 3D was the first to use this excellent engineering thermoplastic in our POM V-slot wheels. The Delrin plastic wheel is a dimensionally stable, wear resistant, and temperature resistant wheel that nearly silently operates all moving parts in the CR-10 design. This design choice has lowered the noise level drastically while printing, and the dimensional stability has added to the CR-10's ability to print great quality prints, time after time, for years to come. These wheels also cut down on maintenance, as no grease or oil is required.

Superior Construction

The lead screw is the most important component of any FDM 3D printers Z-axis. The Z screw will translate the spinning motion of the motor into a vertical motion for your printer extruder. Our high-quality lead screw is precision machined with deep and square cut threads that firmly lock onto the Z-axis nut that slides along the lead screw during operation. Without a high-quality lead screw like this, backlash inside the threads and nut could hurt print quality.

Superior Construction

The superior power supply is capable of heating the oversize hotbed to 70*C in under 5 minutes, while safely protecting all of the printers valuable electric components with its dual fuse design. Any unexpected power surge could ruin all the electronics inside if the fuse were compromised, so this double fuse design is one extra safeguard ensuring safe operation especially when no operator is present like during long prints.

The FDM Process


"Slice" Popular free to download slicing software such as Cura will divide or "slice" the 3D model into thin horizontal layers. A multitude of previously designed 3D models are readily available on various internet websites for free. The software then creates a code that your printer can read and understand. Basically a set of instructions for the hardware in the printer. Save this "Gcode" file to a microSD card like a normal file. There are already many profiles designed specifically for use with the CR-10 and Cura together.	Level and Export Upload the file to your printer via the microSD card. Ensure that the building surface or "hotbed" is level with the nozzle or "hotend" and start the print. The CR-10 will automatically read the code in the file you selected and start extruding molten plastic filament onto the printing surface.	Watch Watch as the printer automatically prints the layers on top of each other, one after another with incredible accuracy. The margin of error in the CR-10 is a minuscule .1 mm in both the X and Y axis, meaning that any errors in the printing process will be almost undetectable to the naked eye.	Remove the Finished Model Once the printer has finished following the instructions of the Gcode uploaded earlier, it will cease operation and your finished model will be ready to remove from the build surface. Remove the model from the hotbed and use as desired. This process is so simple, even children can be learn about and understand the process and technology. Great for introducing kids to "Fun"ctional technology and engineering.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 11.81 x 11.81 x 15.75 inches; 30 Pounds
Date First Available : December 17, 2018
Manufacturer : Creality 3D
ASIN : B07LG2K55Q

Best Sellers Rank: #73,882 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific)
- #220 in 3D Printers

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VEGA

Takes time to set up correctly. Do NOT rush it

Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2019

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I'm a aircraft mechanic by trade. With that said the directions/instructions that come with this is trash. You need to have some mechanical skills to make sure you put this together correctly. Multiple wheels, belts, screws needed to be tightened down. You tube came in clutch for a checklist of checking things before you turn it on. Now with that behind, this thing works like a champ took about 5 min to level the bed and haven't had any problems (yet). For the price you can't beat it just make sure you take your time putting it together and making sure everything is moving smoothly. I have roughly 120 hours of printing on this machine so far with no issues. One pro tip, I would say ditch the tape that comes with it and just use a glue stick works way better.

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N.Riley

Cheap thrown together garbage.

Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2019

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Oh where to begin..ok I'll go in the order of the problems I faced. To start with the bolts on this have like six different allen wrench sizes for a total of 3 different diameter bolts, so for example on top of the extruder there are 9 bolts total all of the same diameter and thread but three different wrench sizes. Not really a defect per say just really annoying to work with. Given the print size of this printer the Bowden tube that the filament must travel through is pretty long, the internal diameter of this Bowden tube is 1.75 mm, the filament you're putting through it is 1.75 mm so needless to say it fits pretty snug so snug in fact the extruder motor is unable to effectively push the filament through it. So I bought an aftermarket all metal extruder and even then I was still having huge issues with extrusion consistency. So then I had a friend print me a direct extrusion bracket which mounts the extruder directly above the hot end giving the filament only an inch of tight Bowden tube to travel through instead of 15" . So then I thought it was printing okay at least it was getting filament but I soon realized I wasn't able to get enough space between the tip of the extruder and the printing bed due to the fact that the z stop switch on this is set to low therefore the range of movement in the bed for leveling went from pressing really tight against the extruder tip or really really tight against the extruder tip whichever you prefer. So I had to glue a little piece of plastic on the bottom of the z stepper motor so it would trip the stepper switch about an eighth of an inch sooner which allowed me to get the proper spacing between the bed and the hot end tip. Because of how firmly the z motor was pressing the soft brass tip into the tempered glass bed it deformed the shape of it. When I remove the fan shroud change out the chip I found a puddle of liquid pla on top of heating element, because the hot end leakes. So I attempted to twist the heating block on to the tube coming from the bottom of the hot end so it stops leaking because it was loose enough It could be turned with your fingers and the substandard soldering job holding the wires to the hot end pops right off. And then there's the issues with the software couldn't actually get anything to print properly using the provided software from the manufacturer only time it ever worked at all was with cura. The quality and workmanship at every corner are appalling it's one thing after another after another after another after another this machine has not even come close to performing as advertised.

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HibsMax

I am on my second unit

Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2019

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I will come back and update this review as time passes but I'll start off with what I know so far.

I am in the process of returning my first unit and the replacement is on the way, should arrive tomorrow. The problem with the first unit is that during a print the model lost it's adhesion and a blob of PLA formed around the head. That caused something to happen with respect to the thermistor because I ended up with an ERR:MINTEMP which I could not clear. I could not get the thermistor out to inspect / replace it because the set screw was seized, possible from melted PLA. I tried a variety of screwdrivers in an effort to remove the screw without causing any damage and the screw head got mangled anyway. It's odd that most of the other fixtures are hex bolts but this one is a philips head. I think a hex bolt would have held up better. I contacted support and they responded quickly. They asked for a photo so the engineers could help me ASAP. They didn't ask me what they wanted a photo of specifically so I guessed and sent them multiple pictures of the head. I also explained what I had tried so far and what my theories were. I was suggesting they send me out a replacement head unit with wiring harness so I could repair the printer myself, rather that packing everything up and returning it. However I never heard back from support. I asked them for an update and didn't hear anything back. (I work in support and my own personal MO is to keep the customer informed even if a solution isn't immediately available; nobody likes to feel like they're being ignored). So I submitted the request for a return and replacement. I also ordered a replacement head unit so I have a spare. Not long after I initiated the return I got a message from their support team but it's too late now. In fact, they are now responding to my messages immediately; not sure why they waited days though.

So, how did the printer perform before ERR:MINTEMP? I had a very hard time getting my models to adhere to the glass plate. I tried tape and glue and both of those worked, just not all the time. I bought a feeler gauge and leveled the bed many times (both cold and hot) and just when I think I have it dialed in, another failure. I bought a 12x12 6-pack of mirrors and some PEI to use instead of the provided glass plate and I did get better results, but I still had adhesion issues. It's weird, the first layers go down well but after an indeterminate amount of time, the model just releases from the bed and then you get the spaghetti show. I tried the PLA that comes with the printer and I tried some hatchbox too (that seemed better). There are some mods you can print out for this printer e.g., a fan mod to blow air on the nozzle, and so I have a few things to try. What I can say is that at this stage I am still in the process of dialing in the printer. In fact, the model that failed last was a calibration tool from thingiverse. I haven't really printed anything of my own yet. I am new to 3D printing and I have been watching a lot of YouTube videos. I know it's not an exact science and even 3D printer experts run into issues. I think that once I get the adhesion issues figured out I will be all set because everything else seems to be working as expected.

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Matt

Purely awesome!

Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2019

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this is my first 3d printer and I am extremely pleased with it, i model on Fusion 360 and slice with Cura and all of my models come out with fantastic detail. the build area is massive compared to a lot of printers in this price range
Pros: cheap for the build area, good print quality, easy to set up had it running 30 minutes after i got it. easy to use.
cons: the freestanding gantry will oscillate on fast small movements like text and faint ghosting occurs, no auto level bed
recommendations if you buy this: get magigoo for the bed the tape likes to rip off with prints, go on thingiverse and print a better filament cooling duct it helps tones when bridging

other notes: its not loud, its not quiet but you can easily sleep in a room with it running also helps if you put foam on the feet.

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Well-Known, Established Quality

CR-10 Standout Features

Extra-Large Build Platform

Larger Ergonomic Leveling Nuts

Community Driven

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The FDM Process

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Level and Export

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