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The CR-30 is an exciting new belt 3D Printer from Creality and features an infinite Z-Axis, nylon belt, and sturdy CoreXY design.
Infinite Z-Axis | 200x170x∞mm Build Volume | Silent Motherboard | Dual-Gear Extruder
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With this exciting new 3D Printer from Creality, it’s time to take everything you know about 3D Printing and turn it on its head, or more accurately, rotate it 45 degrees and add a belt. The Creality CR-30 also called the 3D Print Mill, is a belt 3D Printer created by Naomi Wu and Creality with input from key figures in the belt 3D Printing industry, Bill Steele and Karl Brown. Like the CR-6 SE, the CR-30 started life on Kickstarter and Creality took feedback from the backers to heart and refined the CR-30 multiple times before final production. This helps to highlight the time and passion that has been put into the development of the CR-30.
When you first set eyes on the CR-30 it is hard not to notice the unusual CoreXY design which is part of what makes it so interesting. With the CR-30 the X and Y-Axis are rotated 45 degrees resulting in the bed becoming the Z-Axis. As the bed is a moving belt the Z-Axis is therefore theoretically infinite with limiting factors being things like room space, file size, and amount of filament. To give you an idea of just how infinite the Z-Axis can be, Karl Brown of NAK 3D was able to print a continuous 6-meter-long rail on his CR-30. With an infinite axis comes even more exciting functionality, not just for hobbyists but for industrial projects. Being able to print a full-size Master Sword from Legend of Zelda is impressive but being able to print prototype parts continuously, with consistent quality, and that automatically detach from the bed is just as impressive. To complement the infinite Z-Axis the CR-30 also benefits from a filament runout sensor and print resume function, silent motherboard, and an incredibly sturdy structure.
Note: Most Creality 3D Printers are often designed with ease of use in mind and the CR-30 is no different. However, due to the steep learning curve and developing slicers we recommend the CR-30 for advanced Makers.
Creality CR-30 3D Printer - 3DPrintMill - Technical Specifications: |
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– 200 x 170 x ∞mm |
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– 535 x 656 x 410mm |
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– 1.75mm |
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– Bowden |
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– 0.4mm |
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– 3DPrintMill (CR-30) Hotend |
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– 240oC |
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– Thermal-Resistant Nylon Belt |
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– 100oC |
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– 0.1 - 0.4mm |
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– 3DPrintMill (CR-30) Silent Motherboard |
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– TMC2208 Ultra-Quiet Drivers |
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– 3DPrintMill (CR-30) Screen | Marlin Interface |
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– CrealityBelt | ideaMaker (Beta with NAK 3D Profile ) | Kiri:Moto |
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– Full Sized SD Card |
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– Manual |
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– Included |
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– Included |
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– Black Anodised Aluminium / V-Slot Extrusion |
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– ±200g Spool of Free Filament |
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– Infinite Z-Axis Volume – Belt Build Surface – Silent Motherboard – Dual-Gear Extruder – CoreXY Structure |
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– 24V DC |
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– 100 – 120V AC | 200 – 240V AC (Toggle Switch) |
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– 24V, 350W |
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– 16.5kg (Machine) – 20.5kg (Package) |
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– 685 x 565 x 302mm |
Parts included with the Creality CR-30 3D Printer – 3DPrintMill: |
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With a bit of practice and learning the CR-30 can produce the same high-quality prints that you have come to expect from a Creality 3D Printer. Where the CR-30 really stands out is the bulk printing of parts, components, and prototypes objects. It is also an ideal 3D Printer for Makers who are into cosplay with the ability to print outfit accessories and parts that would otherwise require printing in separate pieces. The CR-30 is not designed to be your only 3D Printer but is an ideal addition to any Maker’s workshop.
As the CR-30 comes with a steeper learning curve when compared to other 3D Printers we have tried to gather as much useful information as possible. This will hopefully make your experience with the CR-30 as smooth as possible.
Finally, if you are looking for a second opinion on the CR-30 Belt 3D Printer then be sure to check out this video from Makers Muse.
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Although Creality 3D have been working within the industry since 2014, their addition of the Creality CR-10 series is what really catapulted them to the front line of competition, as it offered substantially better quality compared to other 3D printers – while simultaneously reducing the cost and complexities of the machines.
The quality of Creality’s 3D Printers and accessories shows through in their market history, with the brand selling around 3000 printers in their first year on the market, followed by about 10,000 sales over the next year. Now, Creality easily sells around 30,000 or more 3D printers each year, with sales continuously rising as they bring out more models. These are impressive numbers when considering the fact that they entered the industry as unknown competitors, quickly rising through the ranks and now even competing with Wanhao and similar top brands.
If you are looking for excellent 3D Printers that offer affordability without compromising on quality, Creality 3D is certainly a brand that you should take note of. From the basic Creality Ender 2 all the way up to the large build volume Creality CR-10 S5, there are few other brands who are capable of offering such a refined package while still maintaining some of the most enticing prices in the industry.