Resin printers have leveled up at an insane pace over the last few years. We’ve got large format printers like the Jupiter SE 6K (Our review) with its massive print volume, the Neptune 4 Max with an even LARGER print format, and the crazy-high resolution on the Mars 4
For many people, a Creality printer is their first introduction to 3D printing. It was for me, way back with the Ender 3v2. Creality has always focused on being accessible to the home user and bringing incremental improvements to their growing line of products. Creality is celebrating 10 years today
Starting my 3D printing adventure with the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE has been an eye-opening journey from beginner to slightly-more-than-beginner. This user-friendly printer, packed with complex features, taught me the ropes of 3D printing. It’s versatile, handling everything from detailed game pieces to practical household items. The Ender
We recently published a review of the Creality K1 3D printer and were impressed with its speed and ease of use. Creality has built upon that success and added some nice new features for the K1C in 2024. An upgrade to the extrusion system allows for more reliable exotic material
Creality has been a staple in the hobby 3D printing space for a decade now. My first printer was an Ender 3 and I have owned and used several Creality printers since then. Creality is always bringing the latest innovations to their lineup of printers at an affordable price. This
3D printing is rapidly changing and innovating. A year ago, the industry was shaken up by the arrival of the Bambu Labs printers. The K1 is Creality’s answer, bringing them inline with the top of the hobby level printer market.
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The Elegoo Neptune 4 Max is the newest and largest build volume FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) printer in the current Elegoo lineup. The transition to Klipper and the new features that change enables create the potential for huge leaps in capability. With new printers like the Neptune 4 Max, hobby
