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Creality Ender 3 Neo 3D Printer with CR Touch Auto Bed Leveling Kit and Full-Metal Extruder Carborundum Glass Resume Printing Function Silent Mainboard 8.66x8.66x9.84 inch

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Brand Creality
Material Modeling Technology: FDM(Fused Deposition Modeling)
Color black
Product Dimensions 22"D x 22"W x 25"H
Item Weight 8 Kilograms

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  • CR Touch Auto Leveling bed: Ender 3 Neo 3D printer is Equipped with CR Touch Sensor, which is indepently developed. The intelligent leveling system can automatically compensate the error height (accuracy ±0.04mm) at different points of the printing bed, which effectively improves the model printing quality and printing success rate, and makes leveling bed more easily more precise.
  • Upgraded printhead: Creality Ender 3 Neo is equipped with an upgraded print head, excellent heat dissipation, effectively reducing the probability of nozzle clogging.
  • Silent Mainboard: The Ender-3 Neo Built-in Original open source 4.2.2 silent motherboard, which has stronger anti-interference, faster and more stable motion performance, silent printing and low decibel operation.
  • Metal Extruder Kit: Ender 3 Neo adopts Creality metal extruder which has better stronger pressure to pushing filament into printer nozzle, improving the printer's performance.
  • 12-Months Parts Repair: When you purchase a Creality 3D printer from our store, you will receive lifetime technical support and 12 months of parts repair. If you encounter any usage problems, you can contact our Store Seller anytime, and we will reply within 24 hours
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    Polylactic Acid, Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Thermoplastic Polyurethane
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    Supported Filaments:PLA, PETG, TPU(95A)
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    File Formats for Slicing:STL, OBJ, 3MF, AMF
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    Modeling Technology: FDM(Fused Deposition Modeling), Printing Size: 220x220x250mm, Printing Speed: 100mm/s, Filament: 1.75mm PLA, TPU, ABS, Working Mode: Online or SD offline, File Format: STL,OBJ,G-code, Net Weight: 6.7kg, Power Supply: 110-230V, Layer Thickness: 0.1-0.4mm, Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm
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    Creality ender-3 Neo
    Creality ender-3 Neo
    MAIN DIFFERENCE OF ENDER 3 NEO &ENDER 3

    1.Ender 3 Neo equips the auto leveling kit CR Touch 2.Also, the extruder has upgraded in full-metal extruder 3.The corrugated heat sink enlarges the radiating area, cooling down quickly.

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    Customer reviews

    4.3 out of 5 stars
    4.3 out of 5
    5,587 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the value and quality of the 3D printer. For example, they mention it's the best printer for the buck, and prints parts at a far superior quality. That said, some complain about the durability. Opinions are mixed on ease of assembly, adhesion, leveling, performance, and print quality.

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    537 customers mention385 positive152 negative

    Customers like the quality of the 3D printer. For example, they say it's a good solid printer that improves their print quality. Some say that the initial print was perfect in all regards. That said, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.

    "...This printer really prints with amazing quality and detail...." Read more

    "...FYI Get a very sturdy table." Read more

    "...Overall, this printer is pretty fast and it does print but for the amount of headaches you’re gonna get I HIGHLY recommend you to look anywhere else..." Read more

    "...While there are some clear defects in it I'm actually extremely happy that it turned out as well as it did (I'm a bit of a pessimist)...." Read more

    214 customers mention192 positive22 negative

    Customers like the value of the 3D printer. They say it's a good solid printer, the best printer for the buck, and the wheels are not expensive or hard to replace. That said, some say it has a learning curve.

    "...that the machine that I got has worked so well at such a reasonable price." Read more

    "...Well worth the money." Read more

    "...Summary: Awesome printer for the price. Recommend upgrading to Glass Bed, Capricorn Bowden Tube, and Metal Extruder." Read more

    "...- Sufficiently capable to avoid quickly "outgrowing" it - Affordable (<$300)= Why I Choose the Ender 3 Pro..." Read more

    387 customers mention245 positive142 negative

    Customers are mixed about the ease of assembly of the 3D printer. Some mention that the great balance of sturdiness, ease of installation and use, community support, and mods make it easy to use. However, others say that the install instructions are very hard to read, confusing, and a jumbled mess. It took about two hours to assemble it, and the instructions were nothing more than pictures that were difficult to visually.

    "...As expected there was a learning curve at first.Assembly was not too hard. I tried to fallow some YouTube videos...." Read more

    "...you an idea of what to expect, but out of the box the directions do a pretty good job of guiding you through it...." Read more

    "...Setup:The manual is crap. I literally had to get a magnifying glass to read it...." Read more

    "This is my first 3D printer and I was impressed by how easy it was to set up and use. It did a great job on the benchy and it's performing very well...." Read more

    227 customers mention148 positive79 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the 3D printer. Some mention that the bed on this thing has been performing amazingly, and it works nicely. However, others say that they never could get it to work, and the printer after installed would not even start.

    "...the adjustments were correct, and the program compatible, the printer worked well...." Read more

    "...It did a great job on the benchy and it's performing very well. The speed is very nice printing the boat in 16 minutes...." Read more

    "...It will skip repeatedly if there's too much tension on the filament. I guess the hanging weight of the spool above the printer is too much for it...." Read more

    "...very happy with this purchase and foresee a long service given it's performance, upgradability, and available of spares in case of part failure." Read more

    78 customers mention24 positive54 negative

    Customers are mixed about the leveling of the 3D printer. Some mention that the auto leveling was nice, and the real bed leveling process is a breeze. They also say that bed levelling is important and knowing how to level is key to a successful print. However, others say that the bed level was tricky at first, and would never get level. The leveling mechanism isn't great, and it's difficult to manually level the bed.

    "...In terms of the bed the leveling screws would not get it level no matter what I did, however if I used the auto level feature after it was warmed..." Read more

    "...He likes it but has 1 problem which is if it's not Leveled it don't work right ...." Read more

    "...I like the self leveling feature, and the ease of use of the printer in general...." Read more

    "...gave it a go and right off the bat there was an issue, the bed was completely off level despite it being leveled with the first print...." Read more

    62 customers mention36 positive26 negative

    Customers are mixed about the print quality of the 3D printer. Some mention that it produces really nice prints, while others say that it has poor quality and causes prints to become messy and fragile.

    "...The prints seem to be accurate with few artifacts. I have duplicated several prints I had done with my prior printer, and the prints are identical...." Read more

    "...the instructions were nothing more than pictures that were difficult to visually decipher. Have become so lazy that we can't use words any more?..." Read more

    "...My first two prints came out looking fantastic...." Read more

    "...The models you can print are extremely limited and some of the models have to be purchased and you have to jump through hoops just to get the prints..." Read more

    54 customers mention19 positive35 negative

    Customers are mixed about the adhesion of the 3D printer. Some mention that the adhsion is good, and parts are easy to remove after printing. The surface has been great with PLA sticking to it very well. However, others say that they had an issue with adhesision, and the print wouldn't stick to the bed.

    "...Other notes:The adhesion bed is a B to get off of the prints. Be prepared to spend some time with a box cutter and some band-aids...." Read more

    "...Adhesion was quite good on the provided print surface.Obviously, your results may vary...." Read more

    "...The bed that comes with it is horrible and adhesion sucks. I order the glass one and wow what a difference...." Read more

    "...Wiped down both sides of the glass bed with 90% IPA, nothing would stick still...." Read more

    57 customers mention0 positive57 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the 3D printer. They mention that it's very brittle, the prints are very Brittle, and the plastic at the go is broken. Some say that the board went bad within a week or two. They also mention that the bed springs are very weak and flimsy.

    "...Because they are thin, the printer can't take a shortcut by just using an infill mesh on the inside...." Read more

    "...The bed and arm are loose and nothing is being controlled, the motherboard is fried. I have NEVER had this many problems right off the bat...." Read more

    "...The stock PTFE bowden tube is cheap and degrades and offgasses deadly fumes and kills your pet birds at much more than 235C. I printed some PETG..." Read more

    "...1. Bed springs are very flimsy, but they do perform their job. You can get upgraded springs for $92...." Read more

    New to 3D Printing and Very Happy with the product
    4 Stars
    New to 3D Printing and Very Happy with the product
    I've wanted a 3D printer since they had their first surge on the consumer side years ago, but never had the disposable income to pick one up. I finally decided to pull the trigger on it and am very happy with what I got.(Picture descriptions in Part 3- Use)## Why Ender 3:Before purchasing I watched a bunch of videos from various people and even though they consistently said "I like X printer over the Ender 3" most of them would also qualify their opinion with "I've owned 2-3 Ender 3's". Frankly, if you've bought a product that cost a Couple Hundred Bucks *MULTIPLE* times, then I can only take that as an endorsement.I also looked at many samples from Ender 3 that made me confident that the quality would be acceptable.Furthermore, it's pretty clear that Ender 3 is easily mod-able and is well supported within the community, so it seemed like the easiest machine to troublehshoot/fix/improve if I needed to (and I assumed I would need to)## Assembly:I have some degree of mechanical intuition (nothing I would boast about, but I can get around alright), so even though the instructions only had pictures, I was able to get through about 80% of the assembly easily.The X gantry (the crossbeam assembly with the hotend, in case I'm using the wrong part name since, again, no text in the assembly instructions) was a bit ambiguous based on the pictures so I had to pull up a video tutorial to assemble that.The wiring instructions were also a jumbled mess that I had to stare at for about 10 minutes before finally realizing what went wear (even then I initially plugged the "x" stepper cable into the "z" stepper and only realized my mistake when I couldn't find a place to plug the x limit switch's cable).## Use (with pictures)I spent about 15 leveling the bed using the ubiquitous "Paper Method" that I had seen on several Youtube videos (put a paper between the nozzle and the bed and then adjust until the paper has decent pressure but can still be moved).Picture 1 is the Bed Leveling test print I used at that point, which told me I needed to spend another 20 minutes leveling the bed again.After that I started to print the Test Dog Creality provides. While it was printing, I found out via Google that a) it was going to take longer than I wanted to wait, and b) the filament Creality provides isn't even enough to print the Dog (which seems really shortsighted to me, since most beginner users like myself would assume that you would be able to print at least one of the test pieces with the provided filament).During those two initial prints I had heard this "Pacman" type noise (similar in tone to when you pick up the power dot). Since it sounded like your typical piezo/computer board speakers, I found a cover for the one on the Ender 3's PCB and printed it out.As you can see (top of Picture 2) it came out pretty badly warped. It was late so I continued printing to use up the rest of the filament, but the following morning I did some research and found it was probably because my X Belt was a hair loose; felt tight to me, but I gave it a good tug to make it as tight as I was willing (I didn't want to break anything after all) and I haven't had any problems sinceI had also already downloaded a whole list of interesting things to print so I picked out the Wire clips to use up the rest of the filament (Picture 2- bottom). I didn't notice the warping as much on those ones, but the walls clearly had gaps in them. I wasn't able to find an explanation for that one on the internet, but haven't had that problem since I tightened the X Belt, so I assume that's all it was.The following day after work I pulled out the last of the starter filament and put on the roll I had bought with the Printer and printed my first Benchy (Pictures 3 and 4). While there are some clear defects in it I'm actually extremely happy that it turned out as well as it did (I'm a bit of a pessimist).Based on the Benchy, I re-leveled the bed again and have since been printing upgrades to my Ender 3 which have all been turning out extremely nice: I had 1 burr on a 1 screw hole and some very, very light stringing on one of the 10 pieces I've printed so far.## Final Note of SignificanceDon't under estimate how long it takes to make a 3D print. Going into this I was of the opinion of "Well, **I'm** not doing any of the work, so it doesn't matter how long it takes", but there are two hang ups that I didn't really factor in.First, when you're excited to have something Printed you're inevitably more impatient to have it done. I'm a pretty patient person, but even for me I end up sitting at my desk glancing every 15 minutes to see how much longer it's going to be before I move onto the next piece.Second, smaller pieces may take significantly longer, depending on their shape and quantity. As an example, I'm currently printing the recommended Cable Chains for the Ender 3. After this review is done I'll take the mounting clips off the bed and then print the *Bottoms* of the Chain Links. Just looking at the Chain Links, they seem like they should be pretty small and that they should get done relatively fast.THEY WILL TAKE 11 STRAIGHT HOURS!There are 3 primary reasons for this: I need 25 of them; they have long, vertical extrusions; and they are thin. Because those extrusions are vertical, they get sliced into many layers instead of just a couple (if they were horizontally oriented). Because they are thin, the printer can't take a shortcut by just using an infill mesh on the inside. Finally, because it takes extra long because of those other two points, the quantity because a serious factor as well.And that's just the *Bottom* of the clips: I'll have to print the Top of them after that...## Bottom LineDespite that last point, I still love this printer and look forward to continuing to use it for a long time in the future.
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    Ender5 : The setup on this model wasn't bad at all, there's a few videos online you could probably search for to give you an idea of what to expect, but out of the box the directions do a pretty good job of guiding you through it. I would definitely recommend checking out a video because you are almost guaranteed to have to adjust something structural on this machine right out of the box. It's nothing major and doesn't require any technical skills but if you aren't looking for it you could very well slam your machine together incorrectly and have problems down the road you can't diagnose because you started with a bad structure. For me the top rail box would lay flush on the unit. If I didn't know to look out for possible adjustments then I very well may have just muscled down the top screws and call it a day, but I knew to check all my connections because all the reviews and videos told me to. I saw that a mount in one corner was tightened down from the factory crooked and caused the top piece to be uneven. So I loosened the necessary mounts, leveled it properly, and then tightened. The top mounted flush as it should and that was that. It was a minor inconvenience but knowing to look for these things is invaluable. Aside from that the build went very quickly and I was printing immediately.

    Printing:
    I adjusted the bed to what I thought was level and began printing. I never bothered with the CReality prints and started with some facemask ear savers. I noticed no matter how much I adjusted the bed it never quite felt level. After some prints I accidentally broke my Bowden Tube so I had to order a new, and decided to upgrade. I bought a Capricorn Bowden tube, All-Metal Extruder, and also got the Creality Glass bed. Those three upgrades turned my stringy few first prints and turned them into something I could be proud of. After installing the glass bed I realized my initial build plate was warped, which made proper leveling impossible but the glass bed cleared that up. I have to use a glue stick now (just cheap purple Staples glue stick)and haven't had any adhesion issues since starting that. Printed Bed struts to help with keeping the bed from moving while printing and it made a world of difference. This printer really prints with amazing quality and detail. After the few upgrades I made I am more than happy about this purchase and would recommend this printer to anyone looking to get into the world of FDM printing.

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    4.0 out of 5 stars Good printer, with some tweaking and modification.
    Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2021
    This is my first filament printer. I've got some experience with resin printers in the realm of my miniature painting hobby. I intend to use this printer for cosplay and workshop organization.

    1. Good packaging, easy assembly. Instructions are lacking so go to Youtube to watch some assembly videos. Checking ALL screws/bolts/nuts is a MUST. I had several loose components that may have rattled themselves loose on the printers journey from China.

    2. Before you level the bed or even attempt to print check alignment of all components. I used a square. I also noticed that the x-axis was skewed over 3mm (one side of the gantry was higher than the other). Again, not instructions of how to trouble shoot this. Youtube to the rescue.

    3. Software is straight forward.

    4. First print. My first 4 prints failed due to bed adhesion. I printed the included "pig" model in PLA. About 10 minutes into each print the raft would start flexing and partially peel off the build plate. Soon after it would pop and slide off: Filament Spaghetti. Assuming you level the bed properly (I did), the issue with the "Pig" print was solved by applying a thin layer of glue stick (the purple stuff our kids use school) before starting the print.

    5. Best results: I'm using HATCHBOX black PLA (bestseller Amazon). I get the best results (14 prints/40 hours no fails) with 200C extruder, 60C bed, 3-6mm raft or brim and a THIN APPLICATION OF GLUESTICK for every print.

    6. Recommend: There are several free modifications (all on Thingiverse) I'm in the process of printing for the CR-10v3. Some are, in my opinion, mandatory. The filament runout sensor is in the wrong place. It causes the filament to bind when pulled off the spool. I printed out a bracket that let me mount the sensor on top of the extruder, then flipped the spool holder facing forward. The filament now had a direct path through the runout sensor into the extruder; no binding.

    All other mods deal with cable management and non essential things.

    7. Overall: Not "out of the box" print ready. Simply stated, plan on spending a couple of focused hours with assembly, "preflight" and research. My experience was enjoyable, only because I was aware of most of the issues I encountered BEFORE I decided to buy. As of now (Jan 21), I have the printer running nicely without failure (related to the hardware - I've made mistakes in model processing/slicing that resulted in messy prints). Once you have the CR-10 set up, the degree of your success will relate to printer setting /slicing/etc.

    A good machine for someone who likes to tinker a bit and has time to finetune.

    Thanks to the 3D printing community for making it so easy to enter this hobby.
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