How to Setup an Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer + Extra Tips
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Chuck takes you step by step through assembling an Ender 3 Pro. He shows you multiple tips he's learned from assembling multiple printers. He doesn't follow the manual exactly but instead shows you how he recommends you assemble it and get a printer that is square and will give you great prints.
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I am at 4:21 rn and if any new person is thinking this is an easy build guide its not. You dont go really in depth and also you might miss things, but it is nice that this tutorial even exists so thank you.
Could you please do a settings video for cura for beginners. Specially for the 5.0
Whoever wrote the “instructions for assembly” that came with the printer made it as non intuitive as it possibly could be! Your video filled in all the gaps and helped get it together in an hour. Liked and sub earned.👍🏼🤙🏼
Conveniently, the cardboard sheathe that the snippers come in is the same size as the metal spool holder bracket.
Thanks Chep , my z wanted to go up and down with difficulty until I realized I tighten the screws too tight on the z motor putting it in just enough of a bind.
We used an older video of yours to build our E3Pro 2 years ago, and your levelling g-code and its been basically flawless since.
Thanks that was helpful. I have seen videos of the bed with out the magnetic pad covering. The second hand machine I have came with the magnetic mat and glass pad. Is it ok to remove the magnetic stick on pad to expose the aluminum base?
This video helped me solve a problem I have had on my second hand ender 3 pro. I saw in the video that your z screw coupling was not bottomed out on the stepper...mine was so I raised it, i also installed the z screw and lifted it a tad before I tightened it down. I also found that my z stepper motor was not tightened down all the way nor was it square to the frame! Lastly the belt tension gantry idler was loose on mine so I got that all tightened up. Just about done printing a temperature tower I found from one of your videos and this is the highest my printer has ever printed! It may actually complete a print! Thank you!!!!
Never had to take the directions out of the box with this video!!! awesome
Great instructional video! very easy and simple to follow. everything was in order with clear pictures and stills of what screws to use. I always knew from the angle where the parts lined up!! you saved me a ton of time.
So I got my ender pro put together stuck a Card from my regular ender 3 in it and it didn't want to do anything. What's up with that?
This video was perfect. I've had my 3 pro for over a year and I think I'm gonna take it all apart and clean it and put it together again. I've noticed some screw were loose. So it might need a tune up.
Thank you! Very helpful. The included instructions were super confusing.
I use a few simple tools when setting up a printer
a small spirit level , a square and a dial indicator .
With these three tools you can compare parallel and square to ensure all of the axis are parallel and square to each other and the z axis is perpendicular to the base . It also helps to set the bed up as the dial indicator can show the deviation of the bed very accurately. No need for expensive tools here just basic cheap stuff is all that is needed .
great video way more detailed than others ones on you tube the tips helped out a lot
Great tutorial, really concise and to the point, and I loved all your personal recommendations. Got my printer all assembled with ease. I owe you a beer!
Thanks very helpful!
Thanks so much!!
Thank goodness for this guide I was literally confused with the instructions
Hi Great video! Everything has been seamless until I got to the leveling of the gantry. The motor assembly bracket doesn't have any play in it for leveling. I may have to shim the vertical on the other side to level the gantry. That's the only thing I can think of to the the gantry on the motor side to drop by about 3/32". I'm open for advice. Thanks!
czcams.com/video/8qLJyaBlCCA/video.html
I used the "drill a hole" option on my Ender V2. It worked great.
Thank you for this great video. It makes want to disassemble my four ender 3 pros and square them up. Build them right.
Chuck, Thank you for the great tips and expeditious assembly instructions. Have a most awesome weekend!
1:00 you say the holes must go on the inside but you do not clarify that there is a proper top and bottom orientation as well. This led me to progress until the power supply installation until I noticed.
Thank you for the video it was very helpful overall. Maybe my comment can save someone the hassle.
You want to orient the second arm so that the holes face the inside and one hole is as close to the bottom as possible.
Its not Chucks problem, its yours.
Assembly manual shows these details exactly (with arrows) and clear photos. RTFM
Thank you!! Yours was the first video that actually detailed what I was struggling with. THANK YOU!!!!
Just set up my new Ender 3D Pro today thanks to this awesome video. Everything went well and was able to stop and start as needed. Heard about you from a friend in NJ who convinced me to get one and to check out all of your CZcams videos. Thank you for making this video. My first Test Dog file is almost complete. The first of many 3D objects to be printed.
Glad I could help
Very helpful video I just bought my first Ender 3, but I have been 3d printing for years.
Hello Chep, Loved your vid! I am getting this error when i turn it on and presss auto home. " homing failed, printer halted, please reset" i looked all over youtube and google and nothing worked. do you have a possible solution for this or seen it before?
Check your motor and switch connections. One may be loose.
I used one of the wrenches that came with the printer (e3v2) under the z endstop cause it was to low. It works awesome!
I've put together a bunch of these too. Lol, I've even watched you do this before. You've got a few new tips and tricks here tho. Good stuff! I'm loving that work station duder!!
Thank you
Chuck, you missed a common issue at minute 5. When tightening the z motor to the extrusion it is vital to check that the motor is resting square with the frame. On both of my ender 3s despite the frame being square, once I tightened the screws with the t nuts, the bottom of the motor away from the vertical extrusion pulled up away from the horizontal extrusion. If left as is the motor will now be causing the leadscrew to not be straight up and down in relation to the vertical extrusion. To fix this issue I have placed a small shim, a thin piece of plastic like from a fivestar notebook works great or even an m3 washer (one by each silver screw) depending on the size of the gap you need to accommodate for, between the black plastic piece and the motor. Place it under the plastic piece away from the vertical extrusion to offset the gap. Then tighten back down the silver screws. Now attach the motor to the vertical extrusion. Shine a flashlight or your phone light on one side of the motor and look at the other side to see if any light is passing through to check for any remaining gap. This will ensure the leadscrew is straight in relation to the frame.
I referenced it and showed to check for straightness but didn’t go that deep because I’ve rarely seen that issue in all the units I’ve put together.
Interesting… my friend had originally told me about it affecting his ender 3 pro, and then I had caught it on my two ender 3 pros during assembly. Came across some threads on Reddit that mentioned it too at some point. Welp at least there is another tip for people in the comments for troubleshooting leadscrew alignment issues.
Thank you for the great video as always.
I downloaded your Tornado Cura profile a while back and love it! Recently, though, I was going to print a 200 x 200mm box and Cura said it was too big to fit on the bed - there were areas marked on the bed that were reserved. I ended up using another profile to print the box. How do I remove these areas so I can use all of the bed? Thanks in advance.
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Much better than the last, thanks for the updated video.
Awesome as always. Love u
Thank you for all these great vids Chuck. I only bought my printer last week but watched tons of your videos first and its fair to say your videos have helped me get pretty awesome prints straight away. Love all the little insights and guides you do.
@3:53 If I cannot get my x-axis bar onto the two vertical extrusions (bars) what do I do?
i'm wildly late so you've probably figured it out already, but i'll still say in case others encounter a similar issue:
the eccentric nut is probably to tight, you could loosen that.
I have Creality Ender 3 v2 and thank you for the very useful tips and tricks, I have subscribed for the next 3D printer tips
I actually just recieved my ender 3 pro yesterday (first 3d printer) so this video will help me tremendously when I start assembling it today!
Thank you so much for this video!
Great video! I call mine the Ender 3 Pro’ish. Since Creality stopped putting Meanwell PSU’s in them a few months ago.
Great How-to Chuck! Your experience on these machines is greatly appreciated. When people ask about an Ender, I always steer them to your channel.
I don’t usually comment on videos but you’re a saint and saved me so much time thank you!
Hello CHEP,
I followed your tutorial. My z-axis doesn't work when I auto-home. I heard the motor running but the arm won't move up or down. Any tips are greatly appreciated. :)
Did you tighten the set screw on the coupler for the z axis rod?
Love your videos CHEP!
my ender 2 pro is not working the screen is not working what yor avice I watch your videos and you have helped your the the reason why I bought it we can not find anything on the internet we have already tried to install new firmware but it didn't work so what would you do if you ender 2 pro The screen is not working.
thank you
Aiden we have no other options
Check the cable for broken wire.
I did all of this but for some reason my x-axis isn't working
@3:00, I couldn’t slide the belt under the wheels, due to the terminating ferrules not being totally smashed right (not flat enough to clear the wheels). To get around that, I had to drape the belt, THEN roll the hot end over it all
New to your channel. Do you have videos comparing the advantages/disadvantages of the pro,s1,v2? I must be looking wrong.
I’ve reviewed them all individually.
@@FilamentFriday thanks
La opción 3 es la mejor opción. Excelente idea!!
Thanks!
I've watched probably every Ender 3 assembly video out there and still picked up some new tips here. Great job!
This video is great, THANK YOU!.... it took me about 1 hour to put my printer together. For those who say it is too fast PAUSE THE VIDEO after each step. The only constructive criticism is that sometimes there is no point of reference if you zoom out a bit more would help to know which side of things you are working on but for the most the average person should be able to follow.
Funny, my last video on assembly said I didn’t zoom in enough. Glad it helped.
Lol everyone will find something to complain about. However Michelle is right! Pause the video after each step. It makes it so much easier that it is direct and to the point so that way you can easily rewind if you missed something. It makes things so much easier and better.
However Michelle also right bout the point of reference, sometimes when it's zoomed in so much your not sure exactly where on the machine you are working on. But I still think the video was great! (And if I had to choose either zoomed in or zoomed out I would say zoomed in for the most part, but sometimes might be good zoomed out. All depends on the situation)
Thanks again!
Chuck, I really enjoy your videos even though I don't know anything about 3d printing. I'm toying with learning and possibly getting one. I'd only print small parts I'd need for my Arduino projects. I'll keep watching and keep thinking on it. Anyway, just a thanks for the channel.
Hey, micro center is doing a 99$ ender 3 pro. Now is the perfect time if you’ve been on the fence
Thank you for this video, it helped me out a lot. I have a question I hope you can answer. Lookin from the front of the printer, is there supposed to be some Z axis play with the triangle plate with 3 wheels running up and down the right side vertical bracket? Mine seems to move about .25-.50 inch. TIA
Maybe a slight amount but if the eccentric wheels are adjust properly, the crossmember should not sag or move much at all.
@@FilamentFriday Thanks, also are the bed springs replaceable on the 3 Pro? I don't have flathead screws on the bed to remove them
@@jerrygorman5030 You don't need a flat head screw driver. Spin the wheels until they come off. That will loosen the bed replace the screens.
Fantastic, Chuck! Thanks a lot for the tutorial! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Glad to see the recommendation for the Eklind Tools hex keys. They make fantastic tools in my home town :D Great video as always.
Yuck I hate the way they flex.
8:45 Tip #4 is a Godsend, thanks! It was pretty much impossible for me to get the nozzle close enough to the bed or properly level the bed with that tab being there.
As there is NO god there can not be a godsend.
I appreciate the video.
For a newbe it would have nice for an overview that identified front and back. Hard to put something on the right if you have it backward.
When checking for square with 2 rullers i tried your twist method but it kept lifting one set of leggs up and it rocked.
I found that if i loosened the 4 screws of the y axis i could shift for square.
I have a scale engraved with 120 lines per inch.
I started out of square by 1/8 inch and got it down to 2 marks or about .016 inches. Is that good enough?
I bought a used machine and keep finding screws or missing parts. But i am getting there
So it would be nice to give a tolerance to shoot for.
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Chuck, what is your opinion on buying a used 3d printer? I'd like to add another to my arsenal. I currently have an ender 3 pro.
It can be a good deal.
Wish I found this instead of the other bad/outdated guides that the search algorithm prefers to put at the top of the results
I found on Ebay a Ender 3 Pro sold for $26/ It was for "Parts Only" I found a few Missing screws, a Pwr supply missing some screws. No Build pad just the sticker for the pad. So far I have replaced the Springs (with the orange ones) Pwr Supply, Extruder for a metal one (Gold color) Boden tube. it has a 4.22 board in the system.
What’s your opinion your a dual extruder print
I’m looking at buying one
I dont use them much. Good for two color but that’s about it in my opinion.
Can you tell me the height of this printer (from the table where it is installed)?
About 19" not including the Filament wheel at the top.
@@leegroeneweg5275 Thank You!
Hello, I have an error that I cannot solve ENDER3 V2, could you help me?
When I execute the color change, the nozzle does not reach the piece that is a few millimeters above, this causes it to print in the air.
I haven't even 3d printed yet so I'm not an expert but maybe your z axis stop switch is mounted too high?
I assembled my ender 3 last night (before watching this video because I'm dumb lol).
Great tutorial :) whats up with cura 4.10 - 5.0.0 not working with windows?
Works fine on my Windows laptop and many viewers. So not sure.
@@FilamentFriday had to remove "program files" from the install directory, and run as admin in 8.1 compatibility mode. now works Cheers :)
Heck, I bought 6 of them! :) Love the 3 Pro.
It's blowing my mind that someone would complain about this video.Either pause the video if you think he's going too fast...or move on to a different video... no reason to get cranky.
Hello Sir i just got an Ender 3 Pro and i am trying to get your profile for it but the page is not loading.
Fixed. Check again for new links.
@@FilamentFriday ok thank you
I bought mine 2nd hand it was put together already. I haven't actually used it for 2 years since I bought it. When I moved the base the screen powered for on for a sec even though it was not plugged in and it freaked me out....
That's normal the stepper motors will generate a charge when the motors are actuated outside of normal function. While normal you will want to avoid that occurrence as it can backfeed power to the control board and cook it.
This is scary that they didn't put any protection in place to prevent this from happening. I guess I will be keeping this unit unplugged when not in use I'm sure it's FAR from UL compliant. 😂 (Who knows what other protections they didnt put in place)
Keep a fire extinguisher nearby!!
@@kencammo5699 I would but I haven't figured out how to use it, the nozzle keeps clogging up so it is not being used at all..
@@gloriusk7105 if your nozzle is clogging you’re probably getting heat creeping into the heat sink prematurely melting the filament. You can get a new extruded relatively inexpensively from the manufacturer or many aftermarket sources. This is definitely a tinkerers hobby but once you get the hang of it the benefits pay off in dividends.
@@matthewjacobs5507 I built myself a gaming pc and 3d printing seems harder..
Need help on 4:15
This video is great. Don't listen to the haters that have never turned a wrench in their lives before buying a 3d printer. This doesn't replace the factory instructions, but it sure complements them well. Thanks for sharing the tips too, keep making videos that don't cater to the lowest common denominator
Thanks. That was the point of the video.
Your instructions for the z limit switch are incorrect, you simply didn't raise your bed enough. You do not have to modify the switch whatsoever.
Yo it’s really been late sense you commented this but I’ve been here for a while and don’t know how to raise the bed. Pls help. My z stopper or whatever won’t fit
I hope you release new videos for cura 5.0
Working on it.
Def not for beginners but why all the hate? I don't see them doing any better. There are a few things you can do to make it more beginner friendly but in general, I found this to be very useful. Also it beats the videos that has annoying b-track sound music lol
I watched this video twice, once all the way through before even opening the box, again as I struggled to assemble the thing. I am NOT mechanically inclined and once I figured out that you switch the angle of the video without notice, things got a little easier. Did I have to pause and rewind a few times? Yes, did I struggle and cuss and eat almost an entire box of chocolates from stress? Absolutely! The machine is assembled, tomorrow I will try to figure out how the hell to actually connect it to something to print.
By the way, one very important thing, I put the right arm on incorrectly because your video said “make sure the holes are toward the inside” which I did but a VERY important thing is to make sure the arm is set with the smaller distance to the hole on the BOTTOM (which is specified in step TWO of the written instructions which I ignored) until your video got to the step where you add the swItch and I had the rest about 80% assembled and realized the arm was on incorrectly. So I had to take it all apart and figure out how to realign it after re-assembling it. I’m sure you won’t take time to edit the video at this point but maybe someone will read this and avoid that issue. Make sure the holes are on the inside and the shortest space is close to the bottom of the arm (if that makes sense, refer to instructions for visual reference).
I just did the same F-ING THING! 🤬🤬🤬
nice video
I built mine according to this video and now I can't adjust my bed properly, the front right corner twist knob being tight, the paper method is is really tight against the paper and I can't adjust anymore. Please help
Raise the Z stop switch a bit.
@@FilamentFriday will do, now I can adjust every other corner but the front right
@@FilamentFriday still didn't work! Thus machine is only like 3 wks old
Without seeing it I don’t know but check the frame and bed underneath for straightness.
@@FilamentFriday sounds fair, how can I show it to you, other than upload a video to my channel?
Nice video. But a mm vs cm mistake at 04:11. You say 15 millimeters where it is 15 centimeter ( 150 millimeter ).
there's always a critic
@@nice22915 Critic?????? WTF? is a meter the same to you as a kilometer?
@@denisdb725 be quiet critic
@@nice22915 Why. You making stupid remarks and I should be quiet? Do me a favor admit there is a mistake and it is ok to me. BTW it is not your video let the editor do what you not should do.
@@denisdb725 if you are not smart enough to determine the difference between the two and acertain it was a mistake, then you are probalby not smart enough to wipe your ass without getting crap on the walls , floors your hands and face.. as i said pipe down
Skipping steps left and right and not explaining really anything. Very nice.
8:45 unplug this z switch and you cut it for my room for bed distance i imagine?
Yes
This video assumed the viewers have built 49 of these things prior to watching.
Exactly what I was going to comment, he’s like oh yeah just do this now next step…. Like can we see what to do? Your almost as vague as the instruction book
I found it very easy to follow and have zero experience with this machine.
facts
@@Spacecadet669me too until he said “pull the belt through” idk what the belt is
@@Spacecadet669nvm i know what the belt is and this is the only tutorial out of 5 ive watched that helped me
I’m in the market for a dual extruder printer. Please give my your opinion
My budget is eight hundred dollars
Dual independent or just dual?
I want something that will do two colors or two projects at same time
Search for IDEX printer then. I don’t have any good recommendations.
wsp I just ordered a pei sheet :D
Plz elaborate on how you've done 50 of these things. Don't leave us hangin Chuck. Thx for the tips.
Printfarm and helping others.
@@FilamentFriday thx so much. How many printers in your fleet?
Not many now. I shut it down and went injection molding.
I have a ender 3 pro and I need help working with this machine at this point I don’t know what to do any help plz
you should just specify your problem right away
Thanks for the advice. I have heard about drilling the hole I'm the frame but hadn't seen any footage of it being done or how exactly it helps. I'm going to re-square the top frame and the gantry using your tips.
Hi Chuck, thanks for your video. I recently replaced my motherboard and extruder with a direct drive and could not figure out where the E axis cable went on the stepper motor. Your video was the only one that showed this . Thanks Scott
Great tips from real experience. But they're bolts not screws 😉
This video is great. It's perfect speed, nice and quick and to the point!!
Thank you for not making an hour long video.
Please don't get discouraged by those complaining about going too fast. If they are too slow to figure out how to use the pause button then that is their problem!! 🙂
It was seriously perfect the way you did it. With all the added tips it was absolutely perfect.
Thanks again for the great video!
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missed a whole step with the rod... bru, made me think i missed a step. -_-
This was my first build attempt think I was confused half the time think ima just take apart what I got and watch someone else who’s better at explaining and takes more time
If people are struggling to understand this very simple video I'd hate to see them when they go to actually create a print lol... CAD is a whole lot harder than "tighten this screw here." Nice video
At 2:30 you do not clarify anything, and you don't zoom out on the structure enough for us to orient what you're saying. Terrible instruction.
You also do not explain that the wheel should go on the inside of the belt per that instruction. Jesus, you just skip all kinds of steps and expect everyone to figure it out. I did, but by using other videos.
Maybe you should try a guide for the uh developmentally challenged
wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too fast
I have watched many CZcams videos/tutorials. This is the first one I’ve ever disliked.
this is by far the worst video i have ever watched while trying to build anything
i stg
not a fan of this video way too fast and you also tend to not be detailed at all
Ya I agree it needs to be a bit slower and more precise
You can pause, rewatch it or use the CZcams player to slow it down.
Its a cid that you can control at you own speed stop being a troll or get of youtube and move to the kids version
@@FilamentFriday funny that, I'm watching at double speed. 😂
What are you talking about man? I put mine together just fine with this video. I appreciated he did this video and put the work in to bring it to us. I just saw the step he was on verified I had everything rewatched it again and then paused the video and continued on when I was done.
You gotta use beginner friendly terms man
What big words didn't you understand? I don't currently have a 3d printer. I am just watching videos to see how hard the assembly is on the ender 3. He seemed pretty clear to me.
Quite honestly not a good guide for beginners. You assume all parts are familiar to a new user and give vague descriptions of how loose or tight something should be.
I stopped watching at 4 minutes in as I could not make sense of it any longer.
None of these parts have names in the book so he will call them by their proper names instead of what they look like or even the number printed in the book. 0 stars, do not recommend, will not watch anything created by him ever.