Been on the hunt for a new 3dprinter for a few weeks and was just notified of the Creality K2 Plus on special for $1799 (WSJUL15 - $1529.15, EBAY PLUS - WSJUL17 - $1499) which seems like a bargain for anyone in the market for a large build plate printer!
Regular price on creality store: $2229 including 1x 500g filament roll
Excludes Northern Territory, Tasmania, WA Regional, WA Remote
Making your own stuff is an amazing feeling.
yep, finding a problem that's unique to you and being able to solve it is awesome.
I'm sure others have had a good experience with this seller, but our K1C has had several major issues in the 12 months since purchase. The filament sensor failed, the hot end nearly caught fire (with no clog or cause), and now we can't print via app or PC because the motherboard isn't working. We're only able to print through a USB stick. Getting any support has been extremely difficult. I reached out three days before the 1-year mark, but they replied after the date had passed and said they won't help as it's out of warranty. Mentioning Australian Consumer Guarantees hasn’t made a difference, assuming because in all likelihood aren't located in Australia. Either way.
When it is up and running the K1C performs very well though :D
You lost the Creality QC lottery, like a lot of us have.
haha yeh I figured. And I get these things happen, especially with machines like this, the only real issue on my end is the disregard shown whenever the seller bothers replying is more than annoying
Make 18v, 36v, 56v power tool battery convertors
Great price! The printer does not appear to be Australian stock, so there may be additional fees such as import duty as the item is above $1000.
Located in: Rialto, California, United States
Delivery: Estimated between Wed, 30 Jul and Wed, 20 Aug
sold on the ebay.com.AU website??
Cyberprint 2155
Seems if you add the K2 plus from the alternate store listing for the seller with location Granville, NSW, then apply the code there should not be any additional customs due, or am I mistaken?
Very good price! I have this printer and it has been phenomenal over the last few months. 95% of the time you just hit print and that's the end of it. Occasionally (maybe 5 times or so) I've had filament get stuck in the little extruder gears which requires a bit of disassembly. If this happens to you, I STRONGLY recommend cable tying the spring to the housing or even your finger temporarily - once that thing flies away (and it will) it disappears into the void forever.
Aside from that it's nice and fast, moderate noise levels and I really like the in built camera so you can check in on your prints remotely. And lastly as a more general comment on 3D printing - it's life changing. If you learn 3D modelling (even basics) then the ability to engineer and create custom solutions to problems you have is absolutely insane.