#cr6se — Public Fediverse posts

Habe jetzt das Seitenteil nochmal mit dem #PrusaSlicer (Teil rechts im Bild) gedruckt. Links sieht man einen der drei Fehldrucke mit #OrcaSlicer. Die Temperaturen für das Filament und Heatbed habe ich quasi übernommen. Evtl kontrolliere ich auch nochmal Retraction und Druckgeschwindigkeit, aber das sind schon Welten. Wahrscheinlich bleibe ich aber beim PrusaSlicer. Der hat out of the box damals funktioniert und überzeugt einfach. #Creality #CR6SE #3DDrucker #3dprinting

Habe jetzt das Seitenteil nochmal mit dem #PrusaSlicer (Teil rechts im Bild) gedruckt. Links sieht man einen der drei Fehldrucke mit #OrcaSlicer. Die Temperaturen für das Filament und Heatbed habe ich quasi übernommen. Evtl kontrolliere ich auch nochmal Retraction und Druckgeschwindigkeit, aber das sind schon Welten. Wahrscheinlich bleibe ich aber beim PrusaSlicer. Der hat out of the box damals funktioniert und überzeugt einfach. #Creality #CR6SE #3DDrucker #3dprinting

@llanion

I never knew this was a thing, as my #Creality #CR6SE came with it. But damn, when I heard an #Ender3 for the first time, I was thankful.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@llanion

I never knew this was a thing, as my #Creality #CR6SE came with it. But damn, when I heard an #Ender3 for the first time, I was thankful.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@stooovie

I reduced my toolhead's weight on my #Creality #CR6SE by about 200g with a custom cooling duct and also improved it because it isn't one-sided.

But many Thingeverse solutions are jank!

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@stooovie

I reduced my toolhead's weight on my #Creality #CR6SE by about 200g with a custom cooling duct and also improved it because it isn't one-sided.

But many Thingeverse solutions are jank!

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@koz

Interesting, I never knew that. Because damn, I flashed some dank firmware to my #Creality #CR6SE.

It might just be to help protect users and almost help to ensure warrenty. But does this also hold for all other #Prusa printers? Is this why fewer users are running #Klipper on #MK3 and #MK4?

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@koz

Interesting, I never knew that. Because damn, I flashed some dank firmware to my #Creality #CR6SE.

It might just be to help protect users and almost help to ensure warrenty. But does this also hold for all other #Prusa printers? Is this why fewer users are running #Klipper on #MK3 and #MK4?

@3dprinting #3dprinting

Has anyone implemented the #Klicky #Klipper ABL mod? I've been considering replacing my stock load cell ABL on my #Creality #CR6SE running Klipper with it because it is more affordable than a #BLTouch. Inwould just like more honest feedback and reviews than you would get from #Youtube channels.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

Has anyone implemented the #Klicky #Klipper ABL mod? I've been considering replacing my stock load cell ABL on my #Creality #CR6SE running Klipper with it because it is more affordable than a #BLTouch. Inwould just like more honest feedback and reviews than you would get from #Youtube channels.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@geekandi @infosecdj @OttersDangerDen @astrovore

The guys on the #CR6SE Discord finally answered. They day there are trim pots on the stock board that I can adjust to reduce the current, but it isn't possible with software.

So I think I'll open the printer, meausre all of the motor currents, then adjust them. If I mess anything up, I can just go back to the old values.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@geekandi @infosecdj @OttersDangerDen @astrovore

The guys on the #CR6SE Discord finally answered. They day there are trim pots on the stock board that I can adjust to reduce the current, but it isn't possible with software.

So I think I'll open the printer, meausre all of the motor currents, then adjust them. If I mess anything up, I can just go back to the old values.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@OttersDangerDen

I am using the stock #Creality #CR6SE setup and board, with stock motors and drivers. I have asked on your CR6SE community discord now whether it is possible.

@infosecdj @geekandi

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@OttersDangerDen

I am using the stock #Creality #CR6SE setup and board, with stock motors and drivers. I have asked on your CR6SE community discord now whether it is possible.

@infosecdj @geekandi

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@jmw

#TeachingTech on Youtube has a video for #Creality #CR6SE style leveling, which is what I have, for the #Ender3

https://youtu.be/hs6IVfNrf5k

Load cell leveling is great, I use it, but it can have its quirks. Just make sure that the bowden tube doesn't mess with the sensor. If you have a direct drive, then I think it would be one of the best solutions if you don't have the flexibility of a #Voron #Stealthburner.

@3dprinting #3dprinting #Klipper

@jmw

#TeachingTech on Youtube has a video for #Creality #CR6SE style leveling, which is what I have, for the #Ender3

https://youtu.be/hs6IVfNrf5k

Load cell leveling is great, I use it, but it can have its quirks. Just make sure that the bowden tube doesn't mess with the sensor. If you have a direct drive, then I think it would be one of the best solutions if you don't have the flexibility of a #Voron #Stealthburner.

@3dprinting #3dprinting #Klipper

@nilsding

Just to make sure, you are running #Klipper here with the native Klipper LCD support? That is also the default #Ender3 display, right?

It really looks great! I just love the icon for the nozzle, it looks very good. I've been wondering if I want to go for a touch screen and #KlipperScreen or just for an LCD display like this. I have a #Creality #CR6SE, so my fisplay is currently not working with Klipper.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@nilsding

Just to make sure, you are running #Klipper here with the native Klipper LCD support? That is also the default #Ender3 display, right?

It really looks great! I just love the icon for the nozzle, it looks very good. I've been wondering if I want to go for a touch screen and #KlipperScreen or just for an LCD display like this. I have a #Creality #CR6SE, so my fisplay is currently not working with Klipper.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@geekandi

The #Creality #CR6SE had a large footprint because it is a bed slinger, so to enclose it completely, I have an 80x80x80 enclosure around it. That's a lot of air. For fast high prints, using the bed is too slow.

I pf course overkilled it, and it isn't necessary, but I can set a temperature from room temperature to 60°C and it is automatically controlled.

So, because I can😂

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@geekandi

The #Creality #CR6SE had a large footprint because it is a bed slinger, so to enclose it completely, I have an 80x80x80 enclosure around it. That's a lot of air. For fast high prints, using the bed is too slow.

I pf course overkilled it, and it isn't necessary, but I can set a temperature from room temperature to 60°C and it is automatically controlled.

So, because I can😂

@3dprinting #3dprinting

I also upgraded to an all metal extruder for my #Creality #CR6SE because mine was about 3 years old, and the gears required some maintenance. Suppringly, this entire kit was cheaper than the gears and capricorn tube alone, so I just went for it.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

I also upgraded to an all metal extruder for my #Creality #CR6SE because mine was about 3 years old, and the gears required some maintenance. Suppringly, this entire kit was cheaper than the gears and capricorn tube alone, so I just went for it.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@amd

Official #Prusa: https://discord.gg/prusa3d

Official #Klipper: https://discord.klipper3d.org/

Official #VoidStarLabs (#Youtube): https://discord.gg/voidstarlab

Official #Octoprint: https://discord.gg/ThTbRmXC

Community #Creality #CR6SE focussed: https://discord.gg/M635Kzpc

Official #Marlin: https://discord.gg/dEAjzur9

Official #ModBot (#Youtube): https://discord.com/invite/NEpd2A5ACe

Official #Nero3D (#Youtube): @3dprinting #3dprinting

Official #SteveBuilds (#Youtube): https://discord.gg/zerog

Official #247Printing (#Youtube): https://discord.gg/zerog

Official #LostInTech (#Youtube): https://discord.com/invite/tQQPNSCTKP

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@amd

Official #Prusa: https://discord.gg/prusa3d

Official #Klipper: https://discord.klipper3d.org/

Official #VoidStarLabs (#Youtube): https://discord.gg/voidstarlab

Official #Octoprint: https://discord.gg/ThTbRmXC

Community #Creality #CR6SE focussed: https://discord.gg/M635Kzpc

Official #Marlin: https://discord.gg/dEAjzur9

Official #ModBot (#Youtube): https://discord.com/invite/NEpd2A5ACe

Official #Nero3D (#Youtube): @3dprinting #3dprinting

Official #SteveBuilds (#Youtube): https://discord.gg/zerog

Official #247Printing (#Youtube): https://discord.gg/zerog

Official #LostInTech (#Youtube): https://discord.com/invite/tQQPNSCTKP

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@drawks @fabbaloo

I love the building and tinkering, debugging, and struggles. It is how I spend my late nights when I can't sleep or on a rainy day.

That being said, I wouldn't mine an ol' reliable #Bambulab #X1C just to have for when I need something quick.

I have found myself while designing a new hotend for my #Creality #CR6SE in #Fusion360 that it didn't fit, and I had to put everything back again just to print a file again.

So another printer for that would be fun, but working on a printer is like working on a car with your father in the garage. You never finish it, but the journey is priceless, and one day, the first drive is so rewarding. You just sit back with a bear and smile at what you have created.

I do this every night. When it is late, I just turn on my enclosure LEDs in my dark room and stare at my wiring.

I have no circuit diagrams or plans. The entire thing is mine, and in my head

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@drawks @fabbaloo

I love the building and tinkering, debugging, and struggles. It is how I spend my late nights when I can't sleep or on a rainy day.

That being said, I wouldn't mine an ol' reliable #Bambulab #X1C just to have for when I need something quick.

I have found myself while designing a new hotend for my #Creality #CR6SE in #Fusion360 that it didn't fit, and I had to put everything back again just to print a file again.

So another printer for that would be fun, but working on a printer is like working on a car with your father in the garage. You never finish it, but the journey is priceless, and one day, the first drive is so rewarding. You just sit back with a bear and smile at what you have created.

I do this every night. When it is late, I just turn on my enclosure LEDs in my dark room and stare at my wiring.

I have no circuit diagrams or plans. The entire thing is mine, and in my head

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@xerxesshouldnthavewon

If it is not 32-bit, it would benefit the most. 32-bit boards are faster and more accurate, so this would benefit all printers and have the most benefit if you have an 8-bit board.

All prints in this thread were done on a #Creality #CR6SE, which is 32-bit, and you can see the increased performance. So imagine on an 8-bit.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@xerxesshouldnthavewon

If it is not 32-bit, it would benefit the most. 32-bit boards are faster and more accurate, so this would benefit all printers and have the most benefit if you have an 8-bit board.

All prints in this thread were done on a #Creality #CR6SE, which is 32-bit, and you can see the increased performance. So imagine on an 8-bit.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@rcarmo

There is #KlipperScreen for #Klipper. One of my reasons that I haven't moved over to #Klipper yet is because then the display on my #Creality #CR6SE will be useless, and I currently don't have a touchscreen for my #RaspberryPi.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@rcarmo

There is #KlipperScreen for #Klipper. One of my reasons that I haven't moved over to #Klipper yet is because then the display on my #Creality #CR6SE will be useless, and I currently don't have a touchscreen for my #RaspberryPi.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@thevowel

How often do you actually need a larger #3dprinter? I have a #CR6SE, and only 1 of our 10 prints is actually the size of the bed. Sometimes, I wonder if speed would be better than a larger bed slinger.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@thevowel

How often do you actually need a larger #3dprinter? I have a #CR6SE, and only 1 of our 10 prints is actually the size of the bed. Sometimes, I wonder if speed would be better than a larger bed slinger.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@pierrenick

If I could go back 2 years and knew everything I knew now, I would not buy my #CR6SE just due to my load cell peoblems, but then I would have bought an #Ender3 and then I would rather just buy the CR6 SE again.

As a 100% beginner at the time, the fact that I turned my printer on and it leveled automatically made my life so much easier. I never understood the bed leveling problems with the #Ender3 because I have never done manual leveling in #Marlin and also won't know how.

So, although I am hesitant, this move might have been good by #Prusa if they solved all of these issues.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@pierrenick

If I could go back 2 years and knew everything I knew now, I would not buy my #CR6SE just due to my load cell peoblems, but then I would have bought an #Ender3 and then I would rather just buy the CR6 SE again.

As a 100% beginner at the time, the fact that I turned my printer on and it leveled automatically made my life so much easier. I never understood the bed leveling problems with the #Ender3 because I have never done manual leveling in #Marlin and also won't know how.

So, although I am hesitant, this move might have been good by #Prusa if they solved all of these issues.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@pierrenick

The load cell also has some interference problems. The heat and current draw from the hotend affect the accuracy. In the official #firmware, this is still a problem. The #Creality #CR6SE community firmware has solved this by turning off the hotend just as the nozzle touches the bed. Which improves the accuracy. I assume #Prusa has solved this and also did it.

The load cell is also sensitive to bowden tube setups. Because the hotend is basically on a lever, the bowden tube can press down on the hotend in different corners of the printer, resulting in incorrect measurements.

I solved this using the CR6 SE #Discord community to recalibrate the trigger level by using a scale and adjusting the z-offset, but the interference is still there.

I hope #Prusa has solved all of this, and this would also expand the support for load cells.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@pierrenick

The load cell also has some interference problems. The heat and current draw from the hotend affect the accuracy. In the official #firmware, this is still a problem. The #Creality #CR6SE community firmware has solved this by turning off the hotend just as the nozzle touches the bed. Which improves the accuracy. I assume #Prusa has solved this and also did it.

The load cell is also sensitive to bowden tube setups. Because the hotend is basically on a lever, the bowden tube can press down on the hotend in different corners of the printer, resulting in incorrect measurements.

I solved this using the CR6 SE #Discord community to recalibrate the trigger level by using a scale and adjusting the z-offset, but the interference is still there.

I hope #Prusa has solved all of this, and this would also expand the support for load cells.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@pierrenick

I don't know how I feel about the load cell, but I think it is due to my experience with the #Creality #CR6SE.

The CR6 SE was one of the first mainstream machines to use it, but the community is a lot smaller than the #Ender3 community. So, I struggled to get #opensource designs for the hotend. I literally posted my own design yesterday, after having my machine for 2 years now. That's how long it took me.

So, I wasn't able to get upgrades and support for it. The CR6 SE community has grown, and we have a #Discord server now, but it was difficult in the beginning.

Then the problem was also #firmware. #Marlin and #Klippr didn't support the load cell at first, so we have an extra board on our hotend, which had to be reverse engineered by the Discord community, because #Creality didn't make it opensource at first.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@pierrenick

I don't know how I feel about the load cell, but I think it is due to my experience with the #Creality #CR6SE.

The CR6 SE was one of the first mainstream machines to use it, but the community is a lot smaller than the #Ender3 community. So, I struggled to get #opensource designs for the hotend. I literally posted my own design yesterday, after having my machine for 2 years now. That's how long it took me.

So, I wasn't able to get upgrades and support for it. The CR6 SE community has grown, and we have a #Discord server now, but it was difficult in the beginning.

Then the problem was also #firmware. #Marlin and #Klippr didn't support the load cell at first, so we have an extra board on our hotend, which had to be reverse engineered by the Discord community, because #Creality didn't make it opensource at first.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@3dprinting #3dprinting

I have complete the first version of my #remix of the #voron style #afterburner hotened for the #creality #CR6SE. I hope you enjoy it!

https://www.printables.com/model/436979-creality-cr6-se-afterburner-hotend

@3dprinting #3dprinting

I have complete the first version of my #remix of the #voron style #afterburner hotened for the #creality #CR6SE. I hope you enjoy it!

https://www.printables.com/model/436979-creality-cr6-se-afterburner-hotend

Anti-Spill cup carrier 3D printed. Allows a person to walk around carrying a full coffee cup without spilling. Decided to test it, and it works amazingly well. I walked at full speed in the dark this morning in the house with zero spills. The stuff floating on my coffee is some cinnamon. #3Dprinting #creality #cr6se #HawaiiMastodon https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3027680

Anti-Spill cup carrier 3D printed. Allows a person to walk around carrying a full coffee cup without spilling. Decided to test it, and it works amazingly well. I walked at full speed in the dark this morning in the house with zero spills. The stuff floating on my coffee is some cinnamon. #3Dprinting #creality #cr6se #HawaiiMastodon https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3027680

@RobeeShepherd

#Gridfinity is the reason I want a second or larger printer. Otherwise, my 250x250x250mm #CR6SE is enough

@3dprinting #3dprinting #creality #prusa

@RobeeShepherd

#Gridfinity is the reason I want a second or larger printer. Otherwise, my 250x250x250mm #CR6SE is enough

@3dprinting #3dprinting #creality #prusa

So, I felt I needed a #coaster for my #desk, but I wanted to stay true to the #hobby!

I printed this on a #creality #CR6SE. 0.4mm nozzle for both pieces with Creality #ABS.

I wanted a red filament that is a bit more of a candy or apple red, and this came out more of a peach color. Currently, I am not sure why because the actual #filament on the roll is more red. So it might be my temperature of 250°C that I am printing at. I will experiment with lower temps to see if the color is affected.

I am able to print ABS easily because I have a 60°C heated #enclosure.

[Printables - Coaster printing in progreas](https://www.printables.com/model/231240-coaster-printing-in-progress)

@3dprinting #3dprint #3dprinter

So, I felt I needed a #coaster for my #desk, but I wanted to stay true to the #hobby!

I printed this on a #creality #CR6SE. 0.4mm nozzle for both pieces with Creality #ABS.

I wanted a red filament that is a bit more of a candy or apple red, and this came out more of a peach color. Currently, I am not sure why because the actual #filament on the roll is more red. So it might be my temperature of 250°C that I am printing at. I will experiment with lower temps to see if the color is affected.

I am able to print ABS easily because I have a 60°C heated #enclosure.

[Printables - Coaster printing in progreas](https://www.printables.com/model/231240-coaster-printing-in-progress)

@3dprinting #3dprint #3dprinter

#creality #CR-10 Smart Pro.

I don't know, but currently, my #CR6SE is my daily driver, and it is working for me.

My only complaint is that the force sensor is sometimes just too weird to work with and sensitive to stupid external factors.

However, the auto-bed-leveling is so convenient, and I haven't had any of the manual-bed-leveling struggles that many beginners have with the #ender series.

The force sensor also makes it more difficult to mod the printer. Not allowing me to #3dprint most #opensource mods, because they are made for the #bltouch and #crtouch.

Finally, the speed is getting to me, and I would love to get a faster printer. But the price of a #voron is a bit too high and I don't have the time for it.

I really wish both #creality and #prusa brought out their own #corexy printers, rather than continuing down this path of #bedslingers and #cartesian printers.

Opinions? Would you get a non core xy today?

@3dprinting #3dprinting

https://youtu.be/FRFdd2mXylg

#creality #CR-10 Smart Pro.

I don't know, but currently, my #CR6SE is my daily driver, and it is working for me.

My only complaint is that the force sensor is sometimes just too weird to work with and sensitive to stupid external factors.

However, the auto-bed-leveling is so convenient, and I haven't had any of the manual-bed-leveling struggles that many beginners have with the #ender series.

The force sensor also makes it more difficult to mod the printer. Not allowing me to #3dprint most #opensource mods, because they are made for the #bltouch and #crtouch.

Finally, the speed is getting to me, and I would love to get a faster printer. But the price of a #voron is a bit too high and I don't have the time for it.

I really wish both #creality and #prusa brought out their own #corexy printers, rather than continuing down this path of #bedslingers and #cartesian printers.

Opinions? Would you get a non core xy today?

@3dprinting #3dprinting

https://youtu.be/FRFdd2mXylg

@TreasureDev never heard of this. Will check it out. I have to say, my recent experience with the #cr6se and the force sensor it uses is driving em crazy. Also, it makes it more difficult to build custom heads for your #3dprinter, something which is very easy with an #ender and #bltouch.

@TreasureDev never heard of this. Will check it out. I have to say, my recent experience with the #cr6se and the force sensor it uses is driving em crazy. Also, it makes it more difficult to build custom heads for your #3dprinter, something which is very easy with an #ender and #bltouch.