Creality Ender 5 3d printer full review in 4k. Video contains, Unboxing, assembly, close up look on internal components, Overview, specs, fixes, upgrades, tips, TL smoother installation, Stepper damper installation, test prints in PLA, PETG, and TPU with close up shoots, Sound level noise test with DB meter, Speed test 100mm/s, Initial thoughts and final words.
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Creality Ender 3 and 5 Upgrades and parts:
Magnetic Build Surface — https://goo.gl/GvV7KG
Glass Plate Platform — https://goo.gl/YhTgTk
Heat-bed insulation — https://goo.gl/ubu8MJ
Creality spare nozzle — https://goo.gl/GV3HeG
Upgrade your 3D print quality( get rid of salmon skin)
TL-Smoother — https://goo.gl/2tqE5Z
Silent your 3D printer
Stepper motor dampers — https://goo.gl/Rpr9xm
Cool down stepper motors
Heating sink 40x40x10mm — https://goo.gl/2baFr6
Heating sink 40x40x20mm — https://goo.gl/H1GRL9
Fix your print adhesion
PrintaFix adhesion SPRAY — https://goo.gl/Fr9tmU
PrintaStick adhesion stick — https://goo.gl/UQLuX4
Premium/special quality filaments
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Cheap filaments
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ABS Filament — https://goo.gl/DBL1ok
PETG Filament — https://goo.gl/8Cfsrb
Flexible Filament — https://goo.gl/1DMTJf
Biodegradable PLA filaments https://goo.gl/Piii9X
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Comgrow Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer with Removable Build Surface Plate and UL Certified Power Supply 220x220x250mm
REMOVABLE BUILD SURFACE PLATE: Provide all-round protection to your 3D printer build plate and ensure consistent temperature throughout the build surface. Easy to remove the printing models after cooling. SAFE POWER SUPPLY: Ender 3 Pro comes with a U... (as of July 6, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer with Magnetic Build Surface Plate and UL Certified Power Supply Metal DIY Printers 220x220x250MM
FAST HEATING & RESUME PRINT： The heated bed can reach its operating temperature in just five minutes. The printer is shielded by its power supply from voltage spikes and power outages. If electrical power is lost, prints can be resumed from the last ... (as of July 6, 2020 - More infoProduct prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change. Any price and availability information displayed on [relevant Amazon Site(s), as applicable] at the time of purchase will apply to the purchase of this product.)
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I love your videos! You explain things thoroughly, I love that! Thanks for all that you do. You make things easier for those of us who are new to the 3D printing platform! Yay for Nexi!
I am trying to figure out how to “choose start point closest to specific location???” There is no way for me to mark the corner or even see what the coordinates are for a specific spot. How do you pick a corner, for example? Thanks.
So why get the ender5 instead of the ender3 or 3 pro?
Great job!!!!
Best Review in my opinion!
All my worries were taken away, I will now buy an ender 5 as my first 3d printer. Many thanks for these detailed tests and also problem solutions.
Yours are the best , most comprehensive and most succinct reviews around , keep up the good work.
You refer to the Y axis as the “ai” axis when it should be called the “wai” axis , ………..hope you don’t mind the comment 🙂
You do such a good job with your reviews!
Cool review, a question, why they waste space? frame is big, build plate is small.
This is a terrific review! You really have a great flow and you cover a lot of information concisely. This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and I’ve subscribed to see more!
if i want the best print quality possible and dimension ~200x200x250 under 400$ what can i get?(first 3d printer)
That is a great temp reader. Can you link the details for it please?
Also great video.
Where can I find the Ender 5? I can find the Ender 3, but not the 5. Any help would be appreciated.
Awesome review! I’m completely new to 3D printers and was debating on this one or the Ender 3. This might be the one 😀
from a mechanical point of view having the bed supported at the side rather than down the centre line i can’t really expect it not to flex down just a little bit, it is just not good practice. the heavier the print the worse any flex would be ( not that most prints are really heavy )
300usd what a steal
What is “I” axis?
Great video, very detailed! Keep up with you great work!
Anyone else wondering what his print settings are? I know I am… Now to delve into other videos.
I find this machine intriguing.. I think having a single z screw is advantageous as it prevents desynced motors and it should also remove backlash from the bearings. It also makes more sense to have the z lower rather than the whole x rail lift since the weight doesn’t change with x/y moves but also the lowering motion means that gravity and any pressure below the nozzle push in the same direction(probably no a big concern) , it also means that filament tension doesn’t pull on the cantilevered axis (not a big deal with a Bowden but on machines with a direct extruder the pull of the filament can pull up the axis against gravity) But now we get to the easily corrected flaw in the assembly of the ender 5. The antibacklash spring pushes the bed upwards, but it would make more sense to flip it the other way so the bed is pushed downwards. Again you want all the forces to push the bed against the screw in one direction. The way it is means the spring either does nothing at all, or it’s suspending the bed on a spring that could be compressed as the weight of the print increases, this setup could also make the backlash apparent that should have been taken care of by gravity during direction changes..
I see a lot of good. The Bowden feeder tube prevents filament from yanking on the hotend(I’ve even added a feeder tube to direct extruders and supported them to the frame so that filament tension can’t influence the hotend), the cantelever single screw z is also nice and the sturdy box design are all good but as you said the bed could use some reenforcement and the antibacklash spring should be on the topside imho. Another trick you might like to try is that I replace my level springs with silicone fuel hose for a nitro type rc model. I think I’d replace the z switch with a bed sensor though it probably doesn’t need it because of the nature of the design, I’d print a new z bracket that has gussets to the bottom of those bearings, upgrade the feeder tube and maybe switch to a Bulldog extruder. I’ve also used the knerled extruder wheel for an ultimaker on the mk8 style extruder instead of the brass gear. It’s not a matter of grip, but I feel like the smaller diameter should add slightly more precision and the crossed nature of the knerl should make the feed less notchy and the lower depth of the knerl vs a gear tooth should make it less sensitive to pressure altering the feed. I find that despite the smaller diameter the filament still lines up fine.
Great video, very complete review.
I had hoped to find the links to the models you printed, specifically the 3D printer testing model.
hello! the designs where can find?
Ok so which would you say is best? I’m brand new to this… I’m trying to decide between the ended 5, cr10 mini or ended 3…. I don’t know if there is a huge benefit to printing ABS but I like the idea of added strength… ABS aside though what one would be best in your opinion for a newbie?
Cr-10 Pro or Ender 5?
Ender 5 is very similar to Sapphire-s fdm 3d printer, isn’t it?
That IR camera/thermometer look great, do you have a link or more info about it?
6:41 I think you said the build volume was 230×230? but it’s 220×220. Great review though, I got one a month or so ago, love it so far although I have a slight dip in the centre of my build platform. I’ve got dampers in for X, Y and Z (with taller feet to make Z possible), TL smoothers are next and definitely looking into ways to silence the psu, controller board and hotend fans.
Was thinking about running the psu with it’s case off and blasting the air from a 140mm fan through a duct on the left side, passing over all the components and venting out the slats on the back.
First of all thanks for the thorough review. I am only wondering why those tl-smoothers can`t be “installed” outside the box. Simply between the pertinent cable and the stepper motor. I could imagine that it should be possible to design/ print something like a small box to enclose the tl-smoother.
Just subscribed – Keep it up!
I thought the belt profile of the ender 5 was weird, it didnt look like any CoreXY I’ve ever seen, now we know why
Thanks for an extremely detailed review! It answered all the questions I had about it.
could you print a 20mm circle to check roundness? take a top picture of the circle allows you to import into fusion 360 to calibrate and measure
Excellent review and video
Fantastiskt bra recension som vanligt!
Great job sir! Very concise review!
Excellent!
Can you print ABS by replacing the magnetic plate with a different material, say glass?
What was your tpu settings please
Wow. Terrific thorough review. Im putting my Ender 5 together this weekend and will run my tests and possible upgrades as you did in your review.
Dang….saving my pennies.