Can the Ender 3 v3 KE compete with a Bambu Labs P1S?!?!
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- In this video, I do basically a side by side comparison of the new Ender 3 v3 KE against my Bambu Labs P1S. I am mostly just going over the general settings, and whether or not it would be good enough for a beginner.
I go over some of the features of the KE, as well as mentioning the SE, and some upgrades to the Ender series. The links below are affiliate links and may earn commissions.
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I feel like something that possibly could've been mentioned is the fact the KE costs nearly £600 less than the printer it's being compared to at £300 vs £870
I did mention near the end that the bambu is nearly 3x as much
@@IdiotCraftMan Here its €249 vs €846. So 3.4x more.... But whit simple enclosure and and camera that the p1s allready have its around x3 here. If i would buy the p1s then i also want the AMS. And still need all the filament and stuff. Prices gets a lot for first 3d printer. But if money is not a problem offcourse the p1s is better. But thats whit everything. then carbon is better then the p1s and so further.
@@TheKing-pf9hw Well you need the filament for any printer. I think the Ender 3 v3 series can be a great Beginner printer, but I personally feel that it is much more worthwhile to save up for the Bambu, or go with one of their cheaper options. The a1 mini is a phenomenal little machine, at quite an affordable price.
I had numerous issues with my KE since it had a very bent backplate. They replaced it but by then I had multiple blob explosions which ruined the hot end. They offered to replace it, but I decided to exchange it for a V3 Core XZ because it looked like it improved upon all the weaknesses is saw in the KE. The build quality seemed fine and the few prints were great, however again... Kept knocking prints off, set z-axis way too low, horrible stringing, scaring on the first layer, issues with overhangs, and again multiple blobs of death. If they want to send me a free one, I'm I'll give them another try, however I think I'm moving onto a new brand.
First week, my KE ran fine, but I’m already seeing issues pop up with it.
KE print got layer shift problem because of creality print slicer, use orca slicer will solve the problem, and also prnting quality will improve also with using orca slicer
Do they have the settings for the ke in orca, or do you have to manually program it? I thought i had orca set up on my computer, but alas, i do not.
@@IdiotCraftMan orca slicer V2 got V3 KE setting
@@Kaiei3D i found it. Testing right now.
@@IdiotCraftMan What are the results?
My creality KE was 259 and it is working great. Is it as good as a P1S? Obvious answer is no but it cost me about a third as much amd at 500mm, it is not slow.
So long as it fits your needs, thats what counts!
I don't understand what's so hard to add a CR Touch to an Ender 3 and replace the heavy glass bed for a magnetic PEI flex sheet?
Pei is an easy and i think necessary upgrade. I did get a cr touch to add to my Ender, but it started falling apart and being completely non functional before i could install it.
Funny Here in NL @ ke cost you €249. @ p1S €846. So whe are comparing @ bambulab that cost x3.5.......... Think that says more about how good the ke is that we are even comparing..... I thit buy the ke and whas in for a p1S even looked at the carbon. But hey do i like it and its a new hobby or just yousing it few times? Then i selected all the things you want whit it like filament extra nozzle and stuff and price ryces... So thit go whit the Ender ke for my first printer. Offcourse the p1s is better... But i will youse for my rc hobby, tools and that kind off stuff. Now i thit make a enclosure for €40 Because gonna print Nylon..
And got @ nebula camera for €25. So for around 1/3 off the price you got allmost the same.
But still a bambulab is better but i like my ke. Its just a good starting printer. Its not the end mebe i like it so much the replace for the p1s the p2s comes out and then switch or mebe this is enough. But for the money you cant go wrong whit the ke.
This is a bad comparison.. you are comparing a bed slinger to a core xy printer. Of course the core xy is faster with better quality. It's a core xy. It's also way more expensive. Compare the P1S with the k1 at least they are the same stye printer and in the same price range.
The point of this is more “do i need to spend $800” to get a decent 3d print. It’s not about a complete direct comparison. It’s, can this intro printer do some things a much more expensive printer can, and can the quality compete. My aim was to answer some basic questions for people who maybe don’t know a lot about 3d printing.