Using the four rotating wheels of the print bed of both 3D printers, you can adjust the inclination of the print plate so that the paper can be moved with some friction between the nozzle and the print bed. Assembly should also be very easy for this upgrade. All you have to do is unscrew the four bolts holding the extruder stepper motor to its Z-axis carriage, remove the plastic assembly, and screw in the new metal one. Both the Ender 2 Pro and the Ender 3 V2 come with everything you need to get started with your first test prints. Not only does it come with the tools you need to assemble it, but it also comes with some PLA filament to get you started. When purchasing a budget 3D printer, there are a few things you’ll have to do without that come with more expensive models:

As you might expect from a budget 3D printer made by Creality, we get the same Creality PTFE lined hotend like in other printers like the Ender 3. You can print lower temperature filaments like PLA and PETG without issues but I recommend not going past 240C because the PTFE tube will start to degrade and start to release harmful fumes. If you want to print with flexible materials like TPU, you should set the speed to 30 mm/s maximum. Higher speeds could cause filament jams or poor print quality with flexible materials. Handling This model from Jukka Seppanen is also one of the excellent looking prints made by the Ender 2 Pro. The silky look of this filament hides the small inconsistencies on some section of the print, but it’s still one of the best I did on this printer. To help you compare these printers, we will look at various factors that you’ll want to consider when purchasing a 3D printer, and compare the Ender 3 and the Ender 3 Pro on each of these points. PriceBesides that, the adhesion when printing regular materials like PLA and PETG is not that good. I had to add a thin layer of printing adhesive over the print surface to ensure a good adhesion during printing. There’s also no heatbed insulation to improve efficiency and keep the bed temperature stable. PTFE Lined Hotend The heat-up times of the two 3D printers are very comparable. Both 3D printers reach the standard temperatures for PLA (200 °C for the nozzle and 60 °C for the print bed) within two to three minutes. Especially when you consider the mobility of the Ender 2 Pro, this feature is particularly useful. It makes it even easier to put the 3D printer away after use. Resume Print The core strength of the K1 lies in its exceptional speed, which revolutionizes the printing experience. With an astonishing default speed of 600 mm/s, this powerful machine breaks traditional time limits. In just 13 minutes, the K1 easily prints detailed Benchy models, setting a new industry standard for rapid prototyping and production. Your print is safe from start to finish. If the power fails, you can continue the printing process at the last point without any loss of quality.

If you just want to print small objects from time to time without much tinkering with the 3D printer, the Ender 2 Pro is better for you. It saves you money and space and gives you comparable results. Similar 3D Printers Creality CR-6 SE With free-swinging X-axes like the Ender 2 Pro, it is all the more difficult to avoid vibrations. Here, Creality has used a reinforced Z-axis and kept the weight of the print head as low as possible. This results in almost no vibrations, but the installed fans are a bit loud. This compromise is definitely understandable and leads to very good printing results. Easy Stowage Limited build volume - While the Creality Ender 3 offers a fairly large build volume for the price, Creality offers many larger machines, with many printers capable of printing 300x300x300 mm or larger, such as the Ender 3 Max, which is very affordable for its size. If you are planning to print functional parts, a larger build volume is one of the most compelling reasons to go for a more expensive 3D printer. The stable design of the cantilever X-axis guarantees low-vibration movement and thus delivers high accuracy. With a single Z-axis lead screw that moves an X-axis carriage (where the printhead moves side-to-side) up and down. Light and Portable, you can carry Ender-2 Pro 3d printer everywhere: As light as 4.65kg, with a size comparable to a desktop fan. Equipped with an easy-to-carry handle, its lightweight design makes it super easy to move.

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The free-swinging X-axis of the Ender 2 Pro has to be as light as possible to avoid vibrations. Creality has also managed this wonderfully, but this weight reduction has a somewhat negative effect on the noise level.