

If you’re interested in buying it, you can buy it on or the Creality website. I recommend it to anyone who likes 3D Printing and would like to have a printer at a low cost that performs extremely well. Overall, you can’t go wrong with this printer.
#Ender 3 v2 ultimaker cura settings upgrade#
I recommend that people upgrade the extruder and Bowden tube if they want to print in other materials (PETG, ABS, TPU). Other than Chay Chay Tech Time, YouTube channels like The Edge of Tech and 509 Drone will also provide good how-to content on basic upgrades, such as the extruder or PTFE tube. If you do get the Ender 3 V2, I recommend watching some YouTube videos to see some upgrades and new features you can do with it. Once you know what you’re doing, I wouldn’t see how this printer could disappoint you. I had very little experience going into this printer and it was easy to figure out after watching a couple of videos on YouTube. I think that this printer is definitely a great printer if you want to get started in the world of 3D printing. The quality was the default 0.2mm layer size because I mostly both forgot to change it and I didn’t have time to print at a higher quality.

Other than minor stringing issues, it printed with no problem. The filament seemed to be stringing at the points when it would be an arch-style layer, meaning that filament is going off of the previous layer with no support. It was printed with only a couple of minor defects.

They were both confused by the model and enlightened by it. When I showed the “Rock Chungus” test print to my friends, they got a real kick out of it. “ Dwayne The Rock Chungus” by chickensworld The display is 4.3in and it’s handy because the menus are clear and laid out nicely. Being able to see the clear text is really useful for people who cannot read a small monochrome display. It’s an interesting feature that I never would have expected to need. It has a unique LCD screen with a knob that lets you see the stats of your printer in color. The print volume is 220x220x250mm and has some unique characteristics that I haven’t seen in a 3D Printer at this price point before. Now with that out of the way, let’s take a look. However, I’ve spent a couple of weeks with the printer before doing the upgrades, so I have a good idea of what it was like when it was still in a completely stock configuration. I’m also running the TH3D Custom Unified 2 Firmware on the printer because of the aforementioned EZABL. Specifically, I have a TH3D EZABL Pro, upgraded bed springs, and a Creality Enclosure.
#Ender 3 v2 ultimaker cura settings pro#
I have set Cura to the Ender 3 Pro printer settings and still no luck getting this to work, starting to get a little annoyed as the only way I have been able to get prints going successfully is manually changing things in the tune menu after executing the print.Before we take a look at the design, I just want to point out that I do have a few upgrades on my Ender 3. As soon as I try this I go into the tune menu and notice the print speed setting is at 100 (even though I had set it to say 55), Nozzle temperature stays at 0, Bed temperature seems to be right but then Fan speed is always at max 255 (see photo attached).įrom my inital research I suspect it has something to do with the g-code. After researching ideal Cura profile settings for PLA+ and PETG I input the correct settings, slice the model, save to SD card and execute the print on my machine. I've been playing around with various filaments to learn the ins and outs of them but have run into the same issue time and time again. I am new to 3D printing and just bought an Ender 3 v2.
