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I just got my k1 speedy and love it so far. I also got it just over $400 on sale. I’m still fairly new to 3d printing

Channels that invite you to ask questions but then don't respond 🙄 😒

I filled a little spray bottle with the alcohol for bed cleaning. I need to get a few good microfiber cloths still

Can we use someone's else code to print 3d model in my 3d printer.? Can same apply for cnc like taking someone else g code on my cnc machine to make same cuts?

Love the video.

Do a ducky

What a good 3d printer for helmets

If you do the math correctly, you will find that the Creality is 27% smaller, which is closer to 1/4th, not 1/3rd.

Galactic Armory has the Rouge One Stormtrooper files for $29.

ADS in paid product are a gamebreaker for me as well. Thanks for the heads up.

A filament dryer should be on the list.

What do you consider the ideal modeling software if you wanted to design and print motorcycle fairings and custom plastic parts for large-scale model kits (think 1/6th scale RC model crafts). I have a list from what I've researched, but I would like a professional's input. Oh, also, the goal is to get into carbon fiber materials. Either printing the models, and laying the CF, or printing CF directly. Not sure if the software would affect this or not.

I understand Bambu's lower-res P1S or X1C are FDM printers (hot glue guns) that support PT, PLA, ABS and carbon fiber material.. but what kind of materials are used in the higher resolution SLS/SLA (resin+uv) printers? Aside from speed and the volume size of the print, how does the technology differ from industrial 3d printers (Stratasys Fortus 450mc, sPro 60, Essentium, Fusion3 F410)? Is it that those support even more exotic materials (Peak Victrix AM 200)? Or is it about the software (Orca Slicer , FlashCloud support, etc)?

Wow man, what an awesome video, great for a newbie like me. Thanks for taking the time to create and share!

Creality sucks. Their printers suck. They don't know how to fix them when they break and they don't honor their warranty.

I've stopped to watch when it become clear, that competition is not same price range but +200eur. Seriously, why not +1000eur? +5000eur?

screw you and your default profiles.. i want to see what this machine can do :( who would ever use the default profiles for anything other than the first benchie..

why in the world wouldn't you get the K1 max if you already got the p1p? thats what i am doing, and was hoping this review would help.. I am looking for something to supplement my p1p + ams, and the k1 max with a bigger volume seems like a great option with the same speed and quality and cloud options

that z axis doesnt fit under your enclosure though...

What would be a good filament to use for custom figures? Like accessories, head sculpts, hard outfit pieces, etc. Basically looking for durability.

8:32 the Minnie got me dying😂

The quality of that Benchy is not great. I would not be impressed if my print came out like that. How long did it take to print?

i have the ender-3 v2 and it's print quality is AMAZING!. i strongly recommend it!!!

What size build plate do you need to print that dual spool cable wrap?

Nice beginners guide. I learned a lot. Will be considering the longer LK5 Pro

How is customer service?

I have the p1p

This probably wasn't the best video to watch as an interested prenewbie to 3D printing. LOLOL 30 mins isn't long for a "teaching" video (I watch crocheting videos 3x as long, lol), it's ALL the info crammed into that 30 mins. My head was spinning and now I'm no longer interested in 3D printing, lolol. You did a superb job in explaining everything...for those somewhat familiar with the process, the techy stuff, and logistics, but for someone who knows absolute zero about this, it was overwhelming. For everything you explained, I would need a course in 3D Printing for Dummies, lolol. This was simply not "dummy" enough for me, lolol. I still gave the video a like though, I hope that helps ease the pain of this passive-aggressive comment from a prenewbie. 😉

I paid $429 for my k1This must be older I know they were closer in price at one time

The k1 is just fine The p1p is nice but its not $200 more nice Besides i have never had a bad print on the k1 The 3v2 and 5+ yes but not the k1 and i love its speed

Update? Is your opinion still the same?

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I'm excited to begin the 3D printing .. I order the printer already and just trying to make sure I have the basic ideas before I even begin. So your video helps me a lot ! thank you a thousand times ✌🏼

hi I did all the steps but octopi.local just won't load. Can you please tell me the issue, and by the way I am on a MAC

I am new to 3rd printers and I only have about 100 dollars know I know what to get lol

I have the Tina 2 s

Man this guy looks familiar. Did we go to school together ?

Dont listen to that guy, this is good❤❤❤

I'm a complete noob to 3D printing. I won a Flashforge Adventurer 5M this week and am trying to figure everything out. This video was extremely helpful!

I wisely invested in a pre-owned Ultimaker S3 (dual core) 3D printer, with all the capabilities of their larger S5 variant, just in a smaller package. The private seller included a dozen packs of assorted new Ultimaker (NFC ID enabled) filaments. I was genuinely surprised at how easy the S3 was to initially setup and connect wirelessly to my local network and Ultimaker's free remote monitoring platform. I literally started printing quality parts within minutes of turning it on, with it's easy to use touch screen UI and free Cura slicing software. The most frustrating and difficult aspect of 3D printing for me personally (as a noob) was getting proficient with modelling software like Blender and FreeCAD. It's easy to slice and print someone else's (thingiverse) models, but not so easy to create ones own from scratch. It's both time-consuming to learn the software, as well as design 3D models good enough to print. My personal recommendation for DIY amateurs, would be like me to initially buy a cheaper used printer to start with and don't potentially lumber yourself with an expensive new paperweight, should you find 3d printing less-appealing after trying it a few times. One definitely needs a purpose/reason for owning/using a 3D printer, as they're not cheap to maintain or feed. Thanks for your in-depth honest review of the K1, I for one am glad I invested in a reliable small commercial grade (dual nozzle) 3D printer and not something like the Creality K1. Where I think you've more than adequately demonstrated my point too, it pays to buy a reliable workhorse and not the latest pretty-looking plastic trendy show horse. 😉👍

I have had the Longer Lk4 for the past 4 years and am finally looking at getting another 3d printer, and this video has sealed the deal for me getting the Longer Lk5 pro. My Longer Lk 4 has been great and I even modded it to have direct drive extrusion and dual drive screws, so I figured I would stick with the Longer brand 3d printers.

This video is a fake made especially to create a false bad opinion of a good product. How can you say that the chain comes out of the links by itself when you can put it back in?...how do you lie that the protective chain can move the lever to open the filament when you can push it with your hand :)))) you are ridiculous and disgusting this video is a cheap fake and has a report for information and false defamation on youtube

1.Yes. 2. Yes. 3. Yes but you have to take in the shrinkage to get an accurate measurements. 3. Not for me. 4. I use a $2.00 on and off button light. 5. Yes 6. Yes 7. Never had the need in 3d printing, but i do have a glue gun for my other builds. Nice Video!

I’m a 12 yr old 3D printer. YES I’m 12 and I know how to 3D print I have an Anycubic cobra max and two ender three pros and I work them without help!!!

BUY THE MINIE,LES GOO

does there even exists a 3d printing software for those ones xd

amazon got scammed,bro got a refund off 100 dollars and prob just bought 1 dollar screws at the store to fix it

I feel these printers only exist to scare normies from cheap printers. Because for almost the same price, you could get a kingroon kp3s that doesn't actually sucks and even has an lcd screen, that you won't need because they can be flashed with klipper instead.

7:40... Look here... there's alot of things that can be done with 5 inches brother

I bought a used Longer LK5 Pro for $250 that had only been used to print one model. For the most part I'm pretty happy with it however one serious bit of advice for anyone considering buying one themselves, make sure you get the upgraded one with the dual fan equipped hotend (2 parts cooling fans and one hotend cooling fan), the standard 'base' only has one parts cooling fan and a fairly small hotend cooling fan. This results in some errors in many prints opposite the side the parts cooling fan is on, almost like the plastic is being blowen away from the fan as it hardens. Also might want to invest in the dual Z axis kit that Longer offers.