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Have you checked the many YouTube tutorials?

Hello friends! What are you working on? I have a few projects going on at once. I completed my Bachelor's degree in Applied Sciences in December at long last! I finally have a bit more free time to work on lot's of projects I put off to the side. Many printers have upgrade components just waiting fo...

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Fiver is great for stuff like this

Check the numerous YouTube channels out there about learning 3D Printing DO consider safety - many "cheap" 3D printers are not electrically certified for safety (i.e. UL listed, Consumer Electronics Certification, etc.) You wouldn't leave your home with your oven or dryer running unattende...

I have 3 CR-10S 3D Printers. (I also have 2 CR-10 S5's and 1 CR-10S Pro v2) I upgraded to Wham Bam Bed Systems and I like them so much, almost all of my machines have them. You remove the glass, adhere the magnetic sheet to the aluminum bed surface. It takes 72 hours for the 3M adhesive to fully bon...

Yes you should have a wrench to adjust the eccentric nuts

If this is your first machine, I would suggest learning how to use it stock before diving into upgrades.

That's their "quality", i had a similar experience.

Have you tried their Facebook Group or Reddit? That's very responsive

Hi Mike, Creality comes up with a new machine every three months, it seems. I'd check the YouTube reviews for starters The other thing I would mention is consider safety. An enclosure would be a good investment plus considering fire safety. Not to scare you away but a good read is here - https://3dp...

Did you do the slicer flow settings by printing some test cubes?

A few things to check -

1) The Chiron hot end is notoriously bad... I have one.
2) Make sure the filament is dry
3) esteps, temp tower , slicer flow settings and then retraction settings

A great resource - https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html

I just ordered the carriage and motor mount.

I noticed in Cura there is a Measure plug-in that works well