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The slicer is getting a "revamp" to compliment Creality's upcoming multi-material device, the CFS, but also adding a multi-plate project feature.
It's products galore for the company's tenth birthday announcement.
Speed and stability are the name of the game here, with the machine claimed to work as quickly as 600 mm/s and supported by a metal build with integrated die-cast parts.
The machine boasts a fully enclosed design, claimed max speeds of 600 mm/s, a "Silent Mode", clog-free extrusion, and other decidedly prosumer features.
Details are scarce, but what little we do know seems to point toward a more prosumer-oriented machine.
When it comes to Creality K1 vs Bambu P1P, both are renowned for speedy printing. But which one comes out on top? Read on to find out.
Alongside an unlikely partnership with FC Bayern Munich, Creality has presented a clutch of new products, including the Ender 3 V3, Ender 3 V3 KE, Scan Ferret Pro 3D scanner, and a limited-edition Bayern Munich branded K1.
The machine can reach speeds of up to 600 mm/s, Creality says, with features such as auto-leveling, input shaping, and "motion advance" boosting print quality.
The machine's leaked specs were largely accurate, such as its 250 mm/s top speed and reworked UI, although a few new features of note have been revealed.
Piggybacking on last month's quiet announcement, a Reddit AMA has been set to answer user questions related to September's shift.
A namedrop in a Creality Print changelog, a couple of Amazon listings, and a bit of conjecture seem to point to a new entry in the Ender 3 series.
The K1 Enhancing Accessory Kit features an AI camera, a roll of Hyper PLA filament, plus an optional hot end and extruder.
CoreXY is the new knock-off to be, new patents keep coming in, and established players aren't happy with the state of open source. Sound familiar?
An update to Creality's website suggests that multiple new 3D printers are incoming, including an all-new "flagship" series.
The new Creality Falcon2 is packed with features and seems a promising entry into laser engraving, with 22W of power and the ability to produce ‘hundreds of colors’.
Designed for print farms and large-scale models, the CR-M4 features a massive build volume, multi-printer control, high-temperature printing, and more.
The Manta E3 EZ features the same board-to-board sockets as the Raspberry Pi CM4, making it a prime candidate for those looking to run Klipper.
Well, well. It's been a while since we've seen a new Ender 5. High time it got an update, then. Read on for our Creality Ender 5 S1 review.
The Anycubic Vyper and Creality Ender 3 V2 are two of the best-selling printers on the market. Let's take a look at how they compare!
Creality's mid-sized Ender 3 S1 Plus is the largest of its Ender 3 S1 series, but is it the best? We've been printing to find out.