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Print speedy and big with the Creality K1 Max, a new CoreXY 3D printer to match the K1 high speeds with extra smart capabilities, like an AI camera and LiDAR.
High-Speed 600mm/s Printing | 300x300x300mm Build Volume | Strain Gauge Auto-Levelling | Fully Enclosed | CoreXY Design | Strong Stick Flexible Bed A-Plate| WiFi Connectivity | Klipper Firmware | AI Camera | LiDAR First Layer Scanning
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Speed is one of the factors that tend to slow down the creative process when it comes to 3D printing masterpiece projects. The 3D printing industry has long since evolved a solution to that problem. The high-speed CoreXY design was exclusive to only the most advanced printer kits that Makers painstakingly built like the powerful Voron kits. But the everyday Maker lost out; Not anymore! After Creality’s foray into high-speed printing with the Ender 5 S1, which reached 250mm/s, they stepped into the deep waters and drew out the K1 and K1 Max 3D Printer that lets you crank up the speed and quality to unholy levels.
The Creality K1 Max is the super big and supped up version of the K1 3D printer. Stepping away from the classic design that they’ve produced for years with the Ender and CR series, Creality finally dived in on the CoreXY printer design, striking 3D printers into the high-speed golden age. The K1 had a slightly bumpy start with the community, but Creality took that feedback, updated the K1 and released an even better K1 Max that’s bigger and offers a few extra features. For the most part, the K1 Max is the same mind-blowing speedy fully-enclosed 3D printer but now it comes with an AI camera and LiDAR. That gives you even more ability to monitor your prints remotely, but most importantly gives you a huge build volume of 300x300x300mm.
We can go on all day about the new standard that the Creality K1 and K1 Max has set for the everyday hobbyist 3D printer. As one of the best available in the market, this printer is a game-changer to any Maker’s workshop and brings 3D printing even closer to a common household device to have in homes across South Africa. The Creality K1 Max is a professional level 3D printer that’s smashing into the hobbyist’s price range with user friendliness any beginner can get started with.
Creality K1 Max 3D Printer - Technical Specifications: |
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– FDM |
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– 300x300x300mm – Actual Bed Size = 315x310mm |
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– 435x462x526mm |
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– 1.75mm |
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– Dual-Gear Direct Drive Extruder |
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– All-Metal |
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– 0.4mm K1 Nozzle |
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– Creality Max Flow Hotend Assembly |
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– 300°C |
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– A Plate Coated Steel Plate |
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– 100°C |
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– 600mm/s |
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– 20000mm/s2 |
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– 0.1 to 0.35mm |
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– 100±0.1mm |
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– 32-bit Creality Motherboard |
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– Creality OS 1.2GHz with WiFi |
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– 8G |
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– 4.3inch Colour Touch Screen LCD Display |
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– Creality Print | Cura | PrusaSlicer | Simplify3D |
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– USB Drive | Ethernet | Wireless File Transfer |
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– Automatic: Strain Gauge Auto-Levelling Sensor |
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– Included |
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– Black Anodised Aluminium / Steel Plating |
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– 1kg High-Speed PLA Filament |
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– WiFi Connectivity – Creality Cloud App – Stable Cube Frame – Hands-Free Auto-Levelling – AI Features with AI Camera and LiDAR |
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– 18kg |
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– 23kg |
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– 24V DC |
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– 100V to 240V AC | 50/60Hz |
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– 1000W |
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The K1 Max is the bigger version of the K1 with a few extra surprises. AI surprises! Our 3D printers are getting smarter and the Creality K1 Max has introduced AI into their range for the first time. This of course leads to an even better user experience than ever before. Other than that, this K1 Max largely functions exactly like its smaller sibling but gives you an even bigger play area. The 300x300x300mm build volume is nothing to sneeze at. You can print practically anything with a bed this size and then more. The AI and auto levelling makes the process worry free too as you sit back and let the machine do its thing. You phone is sure to buzz you about anything untoward. With speeds that leave others in the dust, the K1 and K1 Max are true speed demons, delivering your creations swiftly without compromising on quality. Whether you're a seasoned Maker looking to boost productivity or a newbie eager to bring your ideas to life in record time, this K1 series is absolutely amazing.
But speed is just one piece of the puzzle. The K1 series is Creality’s dive into a coreXY design and Klipper firmware, a double whammy of great choices. Unfortunately, they don’t give complete access to all of Klipper's potential in their Creality OS version, but the software has merits and now you can monitor and control your prints from your phone or PC over WiFi. Finally, no MicroSD card is in sight. USB or remote transering your print files is the future. They went for hands-free and meant it, even eliminating manual bed levelling. This is a pivotal moment in the 3D printing industry. We’ve never seen this before from Creality, although it is a clear response to the popularity of printers like Voron and Bambu Labs.
We can see how the K1 became their new flagship 3D printer and we hope more of this fantastic design is coming, like this big boy K1 Max. It’s got a focus on convenience while pumping our fast quality prints. We can go on all day about the new standard that the Creality K1 Max has set for the everyday hobbyist 3D printer. The Creality K1 Max is a professional level 3D printer that’s smashing into the hobbyist’s price range with user friendliness any beginner can get started with.
If you’re interested in a different opinion, JJ Shankles reviews the Creality K1 Max 3D Printer on his YouTube Channel with this informative helpful video:
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.
Exceeded my expectations
Great printer for the price, 100% recommended.