Creality Ender-3 V3 - Core XZ 3D Printer - Unbox & Setup

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Creality Ender 3 V3 3D Printer, Core XZ for Max. 600mm/s Printing Speed, Integrated Die-Cast Aluminum Alloy, 60W Ceramic Heater Hotend, Dual Mighty Cooling Fans, 220*220*250mm

CoreXZ Motion System:
The CoreXZ Motion System of the Ender-3 V3 combines the X and Z axis, enabling two high-torque motors to work together for rapid response. With a printing speed of up to 600mm/s, the Ender-3 V3 is 12 times faster than a regular i3-style 3D printer, setting a new benchmark for bed slingers.

New Top-notch Extruder Kit:
The Ender-3 V3 features an extruder kit with a bolster spring and a ball plunger. This enhanced direct drive extruder grips filament tightly, ensuring clog-free extrusion for up to 1000 hours. With a 60W ceramic heater, it can fully melt high-temp filaments like ABS and PETG on the fly.

Stable Design:
The gantry and base of the Ender-3 V3 are made of a single integrated die-casting aluminum alloy piece, making it incredibly solid and stable. The printhead has front and back fans to cool the printed section rapidly and evenly, eliminating drooping, warping, and stringing. Printhead fans are dynamically balanced for reduced vibrations.

User-Friendly:
Setting up the Ender-3 V3 is a breeze with its auto-calibration feature. No need to pull a paper or turn any screws. Highly pre-assembled modules allow first-time 3D printer users to assemble it within 10 minutes.
Creality OS & Superb Software: The Creality OS enables advanced functions like linear advance and it is open-source so that anyone can customize it. The Creality Print slicer features smart cooling, optimal retraction, slim tree supports, etc. It also allows users to manage a print farm efficiently and data securely. With Creality Cloud, you can get a vast number of free 3D models and enjoy cloud printing.

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[ftwfyi]

Man finally I was so looking forward to your video!!! You channel is awesome! I have watched a lot of your videos to check what the machines can do. Wishing you lots of success!

[bdmn]

I have started with creality but since i bought bambu lab a1 mini fell in love with 3d printing again. Bambu is on another level

[gregorymoody]

Picked one up last week. Works great.

[dacumatrix]

to resolve your issue, have you tried to remove your filament and rotate so that the spool picks from the top, not from the bottom, hence it wont tangle and goes to the back when it unspool

[maxsteamengine]

Just wondering what you do with all of the reviewed printers?

[pridedyanky]

It's great seeing how far all these printers have come.

[GDM]

Bambu & their invasive network plugin made the decision for me…Creality for the win!

[catalin]

10:58 so you gonna save the ptfe tubbing clips for Christmas or what ? 🤷‍♂️

[wingdoeschill]

"Here we have a Squirtle which is Turtle/Squirrel I guess" Not making fun, but that is funny because it can be confusing if you have not heard of Pokemon before

[Condamine]

Creality is all good until something breaks and you need support and they should use a psu that doesnt require you to change it

[Jakeruth]

37:20 “As far as the layers go, they look all look pretty good for being black.” 😂 Good stuff man, I appreciate your vid, it helped me a lot.

[abielmanchego]

I think in your next video. We should make a highway bridge for 1 64

[alex.toader]

Nice vid.
I would have liked you to add a mention when the speed of printing is real-time and when is fast fwd. I think it is so fast i said a few times - this has to be ffwd but I am not sure.

[RileyJSW]

Do you have any recommendations on speed and acceleration? I can’t seem to find a good medium between good prints and semi quick prints.

[黎小妖]

Amazing printer， I love it， thank your video😊

[samirjaffer]

I’ve got this and after 1 week of successful printing I’m having constant issues with failed prints with fault code 2000 and sometimes 111. Wish I just went for the Bambu p1s now.

[ianisgg]

Hi man, I wanna buy my first 3d printer for helmets props maybe some smaller things idk and I was thinking about the Elegoo neptune 4 plus but now I saw this one and idk which one is better could you please tell me or if you know another one in that price range please let me know because I want to buy it this month

[littlecncshop]

"This is aluminum, so it won't be as strong as if it was is a metal last time I checked lol. Also they don't ziptie the tube for a reason. It's incase the tube is over bent, it can simply pop itself off to prevent slipping in the extruder.

[somewhatideal]

Quick question, do I just go with the closest volts? From what I know, Canada's 120V so I'll have to put it to 115V? Might be a dumb question but I just want to be extra sure that I won't burn this thing haha!

[swapnilyou]

Can you connect a timelapse/ web camera to this printer?