Creality K2 Plus Combo 3D Printer, Multi Color Printing with New CFS, Max 600mm/s Printing Speed, Full-auto Leveling, Next-Gen Direct Drive Extruder, Dual Al Camera, Build Volume 350 * 350 * 350mm

K2 Plus is a Beast
Bought the K2 Plus Combo and this thing is a beast lets get that right. I have read the reviews before I purchased and I have to say, I’m not sure what they did but I didn’t have any of those problems with the machine out of the box. Really take the time taking stuff out and you really need a second person to help take it out of the box and place it on a table, it is heavy. Printed 5 items in it so far without any issues, in fact they came out excellent. No bed warping, not filament going backwards, no clogging.The touch screen is awesome and clear to read. Make sure you upgrade it before you print anything, mine did have an update. Love the bed leveling on setup and you before each print.Pro: This thing is fast. Love the camera view. print quality is awesome. Nice enclosed case. Love the magnetic bed, makes parts come off easier. Packaged really awesome and ingenious. They do have a YouTube video on how to unbox and setup, really helpful.Cons: Instructions to assemble are vague and seem incomplete. Some of the screws that hold it down for shipping were really tight, so go slow with removing them before the heads strip or the “Unboxing Wrench” strips. It is loud at times when printing or changing colors, but, it’s in another room so not really a issue.

The Creality 2K Pro Combo is not for the faint of heart or a non-technical individual.
At for now, I am giving the Creality K2 Plus Combo one star, I tried zero but it wouldn’t except it.. My printer was delivered late in the evening on Thursday (after 8pm). I unpacked everything, which was no easy chore. Once I had everything unpacked, I power on the printer and was presented with the initial setup. As I proceeded with the on screen setup steps, I suddenly receive a communication failure with the Y axis step servo. After researching online, I saw many people have had this issue and claimed reseating the communication cable would fix it. So, I set out removing the (16) screw to remove the back panel. Once the cable was exposed, I could see it was glued into place; as are most of the other cables. Not wanting to break anything, I decided to contact Creality Support for steps to proceed (chat support is available 24×7). After a considerable wait, I was chatting with a support person. I gave him the error code and explained it was a brand new printer. After several minutes, the support guy sent me a link to the wiki I already read (saying to reseat the cables). I explained to him that the cable were glued in place. I was next told he would create a ticket and an engineer would get back to me by email in 24. – 48 hours.Once I got done chatting with the support person, I continued to read articles online. There was a YouTube video of someone having to replace their extruder. In the video he makes not of the cables being built in, ” don’t over think it, just remove the glue”. So, I removed the glue and reseated the cable, then powered on the printer again. I was able to complete the setup menu and have not received the Y axis error again. I have to wonder, how did the cable come lose if it was glued in, seems more like somebody put it in wrong then glued it.Now, I have the printer powered on and the initial configuration is complete with no errors. Next step is to load filament. I insert the filament according to the directions, the filament indicator tells me the filament is detected. Next, I press the extrude button, which should extrude 10mm of filament into the waste shoot. Instead, the filament falls out. I repeat this process several time, with no success. Now, I get a communications failure on the E axis (the extruder). I set out to reseat the extruder cables, it worded for the Y axis so why not for the E axis. To reseat the extruder cables, you have to remove the extruder and motor from the unit. The control cable for the motor is at the back of the motor, which is behind the extruder. After taking our more tiny screw and reseating the cables, I power on the printer once again. With luck, it powers on with no errors. I proceed to load the filament again, and again, it just falls out. But, now with the cover off the extruder I can see the gears, and they appear to be spinning the wrong way. To test my new theory, I press the retract button to back the filament out. But, to my surprise it pulls the filament in and loads it. Another round of searching on the internet, and I learn this is a winding/wiring issue with the motor. And, I learn the Klipper firmware has a switch to reverse the servo motor. I wont get into the logic behind creating a reverse in the firmware, instead of winding the motor correctly.Now, after changing the firmware setting, I once again power on the printer and attempt to load the filament. Success, the motor is now spinning in the correct direction and the filament is loaded. This now proves the E axis servo and the extruder are working. So, what’s next?? Of course the next thing to do is try to print Benchy. Filament loaded, I push the button and stand back, ready to see the power of this beast in action. And, it is moving like crazy, like a blur it moves back and forth, up and down printing Benchy for all it’s worth. Except, there is no filament coming out. No errors, no fault in the movements of the printhead, just a little PLA dust on the heating plate. Thirty-six hours in, and I have not even been able to print a line. To be honest, I probably would have returned it, but I can’t remember how to get everything back into the box.Maybe some day soon, some support magic will fix my printer, or I will figure out how to get it back in the box. At that time, I will update my review with the final verdict.Update: after replacing the extruder and one of the stepper motors, my 3D printer is up and working. So far, it prints well. I still have my doubts about Creality’s quality control. Creality was not the easiest to get in contact with, but they were willing to send replacement parts. The normal delivery for them on spare parts is about two weeks. As I was approaching my return window, I ordered new parts from Amazon (about $100 total). With the new parts from Amazon, I got the printer working. I am keeping the warranty parts from Creality as spares.

Great printer for big jobs. No more errors.
This is my 3rd printer. Works great with remote printing. I did have one problem when I first got it. It kept having an error and the printing would stop for no reason. I read all the forums about unplugging connectors and reconnecting them but I thought this was ridiculous. There is nothing wrong with the connectors. It seemed to me like it was simply getting too hot and shutting down. When printing now I simply crack the top cover about an inch in the back and leave the front door open about an inch to create air flow. I have not had one print failure since.

Montagem consideravelmente fácil e rápida. Pensei que teria mais trabalho, em uma hora já estava imprimindo tudo que eu queria sem problemas nenhum.

Umas das melhores custo benefício ainda no ano de 2022.Possui especificações técnicas que aliadas a conhecimentos de impressão possibilita peças de uma ótima qualidade.

sou iniciante, ainda nem montei a impressora, parece ser fácil de montar, foi muito recomendada.