Thanks for the pressure advance tip. I think you've emphasized that better than any intro/review video I've seen yet.

I am waiting for mine to come from the US to Colombia and Im so excited to receive it. Can't wait to start printing my first models. Thanks for the video, very useful

This is so helpful thank you 🎉🎉🎉

Owner of X1C's, Prusa's, Flashforge, etc. Recently bought a KE. It is AMAZING. As of today, it still blows my mind. Then I've bought a 2nd KE! lol

Thank you, what a great video !

Great video. what App are you getting your test prints from?

Great review 👏

Great video as always 👍 Yes, it seams as a great printer for all, newbie as for older 3D printer users. Thanks for sharing your experience with All of us 👍😀

Mr Hof... Please could you do a video as soon as you can for the ender 3 v3 ke, the k1 helper script to get kamp and screws adjust and other functionalities/features. Please

The Eiffel Tower can be printed on an FDM printer, I ve done it on an Ender 3 Pro and Neptune 3 Pro. The trick to making the missing bits print is to set Horizontal Expansion to 0.16 in Cura.

3:34 Thank you for mentioning the Bamb Lab A1! I am planning to buy my first 3D printer and I am exactly in the position of having to decide between the two. It is good to know your experience about color 3D printing, I am also weighing this possibility but the more I hear about it the more it feels like a once in year scenario, probably not worth the money. 15:15 Thank you for mentioning the printing of the miniatures, I am super interested in this application. Could you share what mat you are using under the printer? 17:40 Thank you for mentioning the accessories, that was also very interesting to know. This video is perfect, it sums up pretty well everything I needed to know. Subscription definitely earned.

Hi can you preview the prints on the screen before you print or does the firmware have to be flashed to enable it?? thanks.

this model its compatible with the creality laser module? 5W/10W?

Hi, could you please let me know if it can print wood? Should be given specs but they dont mention it. Even better have you tried printing wood? About to order S1 PRO or KE, not sure yet

The best thing to do with the KE is use the Creality Print slicer software. With this software that comes with the printer, I have had 100% successful prints!

Just bought it for $259 at Micro Center. New to 3D printing and set was easy. A little anxiety on my part in printing, but I am very satisfied. I will recommend it to anyone...of coarse I am bias because it is the only one I have.

Hi! Great video. I had a question though. What is the needed space along the y-axis? I have limited room and need to know how much space it REALLY needs. Thanks!

I'm pretty new to 3D printing. What does Tinkering mean? Thanks :)

Great video. Sadly in my environment I need an enclosure for my PLA. I have a CR10v2 with microswiss upgrade warps my PLA unless its in an enclosure. Environment is a factor.

i was gonna buy the SE but i now im thinking of buying the KE because its got faster printing speeds and this one has a good review from this guy so im just gonna get the KE

KE or Legoo Neptune 4 plus this is my question which one will be better choice...

I bought this as my first printer just two days ago. I'm brand new to 3D printing and am having the worst trouble getting prints to stay stuck to the table. I'm sure it's user error, so hopefully I'll be able to figure it out soon.

I have been a fan of yours for a long time, thanks to you I converted an Anet A8 into an AMV8 with a wheel system, skr 1.4 and marlin, thank you, now they just gave me this printer and it is about to arrive, but I have several questions, and if it is not a bother, I wanted Ask yourself, several people complain about the bed of this printer and what is the software that prints on it?

I just wanna say this review was wonderful. It's made me very confident that I want to buy this printer (but I'll sleep on it first!). It'll be my first printer so I wanted something reliable that'll work for me and not something I need years worth of knowledge to use to get it right after I open the box. That Eiffel tower made my jaw drop, that is incredible quality, because I know that's meant to be a resin print (I've seen a few videos printing it, it looks so good). I was wondering if you could tell me the name of the print at 12:33, that'd looks like something useful that I'd want to do as well. Also those multi color filaments are so beautiful, I need to get some lol At 19:11 you say that you don't like it that the fan stays on after it's printed, I've actually got a solution for you! You could get a smart plug, you can set it so it that when it detects there is very little power draw it will shut itself off automatically, if you don't like the sound of that and it's more the walking towards the printer to turn it off that's annoying to you, with a smart plug you could also switch it on and off remotely using wifi, so while sitting at your desk and you heard it's completed, you can just press a button on your phone (or use voice commands if you're feeling fancy) to turn it off. Thanks for this great review!

I'm currently hovering over the 'buy' button. This would be my second 3D printer after the Anet A8 Plus, which, in fact, hasn't been one for a long time due to modifications. However, after a few years, it's been plagued by issues, and addressing them would involve costs that might exceed the price of the Ender 3 V3 KE. The question is, should I go ahead and buy it, or should I invest in something more advanced, like CR10 SE or K1? I primarily use the printer for my workshop-hobby-educational needs.

Wow. I'm amazed how Ender 3 realy came long way from from it's first version. With this printer you pretty much have everything that beginner may need to sucessfuly enter in 3D printing world without the trouble of having to upgrade anything and to be able to focus more on printing and less on printer itself, and all of it within the acceptable budget. Very nice.

Does it comply with Sonic Pad?

I know 4 people now with V3 KE's including myself and they all have bed wiggle or the bearings raddle. The number one upgrade will be linear rails which will cost another $50 if you want consistent good prints. Design flaw by Creality

Thanks for the review. Hmm, as a first timer, I still think I’ll go with the SV06. I like the Sovol “open architecture”, and it just appears more robust overall. I’m not afraid of a bit tinkering. BR,

I am really interested in the Bambu Lab A1 multicolor. But like you said, its not available. Is there any other multicolor printer in the same price range?

The A1 and Mini automatic flow calibration makes filament flow problems less of a concern than on Creality and other printers without it. In my opinion flow calibration is a game changer that you didn’t mention. Having to run test prints for every material on the KE is very sad. Now that I own A1’s and Mini’s I won’t go back to antiquated printers such as the KE. The A1’s have made my life easy for production without Creality headaches. My dozen S1 Pros are now collecting dust and have been replaced with Bambu printers. My four K1’s still have big problems and the K1C is not the answer.

I love the idea of the KE and have suggested it to many, then I brought one, out of all the printers i have had and they have all been Creality none have stumped me like the KE, out of the box it was 2mm out from opposing corners, I levelled X and now it is about 1.5mm front to back and no adjusters, so I tried to print hoping it would just over come the level, well all I got was errors so I have a brick at the moment, I think I am just unlucky because most seem to work well. I doubt they will even take it back because I have had it about 2-3 months but only took it out of the box about 6 days ago, that may have been a big mistake leaving it so long. Hopefully somehow I can find how to get it level and it might start printing properly, but I will not add springs and adjuster wheels to level it, I didn't buy it to do that. I love Creality printers but this one has got me.

What slicer did you use? Creality Print locks up a lot. I wish Cura would hurry up with a profile.

I've just bought the KE. Cura doesn't have the printer profile. can I just use the SE one ?

how good are linear rodes vs rails? Are they stable or wiggly?

The best !!!!

Is it able to print abs?

Can you provide its files?

Since the title is a question, I'll answer it before watching the video.. yes, it probably is.

It really winds me up when people use price as a means of measuring 'experience'. In no way does this being a good value printer mean it's any better or worse for someone who's a beginner or a pro.. it all comes down to what you want to spend and what you're looking for in your printer.

I’ve bought many 3d printers over the years, many needed a lot of effort to get the best out of them. My favourite printer used to be my ender 3 s1 as it has been a beast of a machine and very reliable until a cable failed and it was sat waiting for a replacement cable to arrive. I was looking for another printer and did consider the se or ke but then the A1 from Bambu was released, I have a carbon x1c but I was still blown away when my A1 arrived. Sadly the a1 has a cable fault but Bambu are handling the issue very well. When it comes to buying your first printer budget is the biggest factor, how much can you lose without issue, that’s it, so there is no best first printer as everyone will have a different budget, some will buy the ender 3 v3 se, some will spend the £80 more for the ke, some will buy a Bambu lab P1S or even the x1c. They are all great first printers, complete novices can use these printers.

After 4 months with this printer I do not recommend it for beginners unless you want to constantly tinker with it

Best for beginners *that doesnt catch fire

Given the poor QC from Creality and the problems people are having with this printer, I'd say it's not a good printer for beginners. For one, all the screws need tightening, which is not really a thing beginners want to be doing. Belt tension needs checking, and the hotend fan can get noisy. If yours just worked, you got one of the few good ones. I'd recommend an A1.

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bambu is beter

No it is absolutely not the best printer for beginners. Way too much fiddling and tuning