The Creality Ender-3 Max Neo is a great starter 3D printer for those who want to produce much bigger plastic creations than you'd normally get on an entry-level printer. After quite a few years and ...

Ender-3 V3 is the first 3D printer of Creality, adopting CoreXZ, a flipped version of CoreXY. Specifically, the X and Z-axes are rigged together, allowing two high-torque motors to work in unison for ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I have no idea what a "sermoon" is, but the Sermoon V1 3D printer is a rockstar. (Photo: Creality) Until recently I had a ...

3DBenchy is a 3D Printing torture test, it features many difficult points for a 3D Printer to print and provides a very good look at not just the print quality but also the quality of the filament ...

The Creality Ender 5 S1 represents a significant upgrade to the classic Ender 5, with its new direct extruder, which reduces artefacts and stringing. We got some beautiful test prints out with little ...

If you're looking to get started in 3D printing, Creality's Ender-3 V2 Neo 3D has some great features for beginners worth checking out. A decade ago, 3D printing was a niche hobby, but that's no ...

Creality launched its new line of resin 3D printers earlier this month, seeking to address many consumer needs. HALOT-MAGE series 8K resin printers are the company's answer to sub-par 3D printers ...

Is your current 3D printer feeling more like a patience-building exercise than a creative tool? This Christmas, Creality is cutting the wait time with a spectacular deal on its flagship K2 Series, the ...

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Testing a 3D printer is a process that involves a lot of minor tweaks and different software depending on the printer you are using. All printers have different systems and ways of working so ...