Most of the 3D printers out there use filament sensors so this shouldn’t come as a surprise, especially considering that the 3DPrintMill will work for days without stopping. Filament sensor and power failure recovery I would have liked a metalic bracket better (like the Ender 3). The piano black cover is a fingerprint and dust magnet, which can be easily scratched, and it gives the printer a cheap look. What I don’t like is the shiny plastic covering the screen. It doesn’t have any special features, and you still need to turn the knob for moving through the menus (instead of the newer touchscreens). The included 12864 screen is the same one you get with the popular Ender 3. Creality started adding these on more expensive printers, which is a nice addition.
I don’t know too much about this brand, but the power supply is silent, and I can’t really complain about its performance.Īs you can see in the pictures, the power wires have ferrite cores which are installed to minimize electrical interference. But my unit came with a Huntkey 24V 350W power supply. 350W Huntkey 24V power supplyĬonsidering that the 3D Print Mill is quite an expensive printer, I was expecting to see a Mean Well power supply inside. Other than that, nothing major to report. As with all Creality boards, the stepper drivers are not removable. Inside the Creality CR-30, we have a Creality V4.2.10 board running silent stepper drivers. The stock hotend will only cause issues, and you don’t want that on a week-long print. A belt tensioner is available if there’s a need to tighten it.Īfter changing the hotend, all my prints were successful with no other clogs, so I recommend budgeting for a better hotend if you plan to purchase a 3D Print Mill.
The belt is moved by a stepper motor located in the back of the printer, which is connected with a smaller 2GT belt to a bigger pulley. That particular section is not as smooth and will leave an imprint on the models, but I don’t think there’s another way of making a belt. What I don’t like too much is the location where the belt ends are connected.
It’s made from nylon and offers good adhesion for the prints if the nozzle offset is set correctly. What makes the infinite possible is the Z belt present on the printer. Creality 3DPrintMill (CR-30) Specs Molding technology
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