Creality CR-10 Max
Large 3D printer with many highlights from Creality
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Product information & technical details
- Manufacturers: Creality
- Product types: 3D Printers
- Nozzle shape: CR-10S Pro
- Assembly: Assembly kit
- Printing Technology: FFF - FDM - LPD
- Printer Display: Touch Display
- Supported operating systems: Windows (7+), Mac OS X (10.7+), Linux (Ubuntu 12.04+)
- Extruder type: Bowden Extruder
- Number of extruders: Single
- Supported Formats (Slicer): STL, OBJ
- Heated building board: Yes
- Filament Diameter: 1,75 mm
- Building platform : 450 x 450 x 470 mm
Description
Creality CR-10 Max 450 x 450 x 470 mm - Very large 3D printer with large space, sturdy frame and high precision. Suitable for the printing of large models, prototypes and finished parts.
Key Features of the Creality CR-10 Max 3D Printer:
- Extremely large space
- Stable frame with triangular construction - less vibration and errors
- BL Touch sensor for automatic levelling
- 0.4 & 0.8 mm nozzles: 3D printing with high precision or high speed
- Fast heating of the build platform
- 2 Motherboard & heated-bed power supplies - Reliable continuous operation
- Heat-resistant blue PTFE tube - minimises clogging
- Continuous material feed with two material guide wheels
- Powerful Y-axis motor with two drive belts
- Sensor for accurate detection of filament status
- Intelligent Resume function in case of power failure
Further product features of the Creality CR-10 Max:
- Two Z-Leadscrews for smooth and synchronous operation and best 3D printing results
- Easy-to-use HD touch screen display
- Ergonomic design - easy and effortless levelling
- Nice & functional design - Easy assembly
The Creality CR-10 Max is suitable for the following applications:
- Medical models
- Architectural, construction and design models
- Decoration models
- Film & TV productions
- and much more.
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Customer Reviews
2 English reviews written for Creality CR-10 Max
15 customer reviews in all languages
| 5 stars | | 8 | (42%) |
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| 4 stars | | 7 | (36%) |
| 3 stars | | 0 | (0%) |
| 2 stars | | 0 | (0%) |
| 1 Stars | | 4 | (21%) |
19 reviews
2 customer reviews in English
15 customer reviews in all languages
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Csaba Varga
06 May 2021
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Philip Verspreeuwen
02 June 2023
"Verified Purchase" indicates that the rating was given by customers who actually bought this product from us. However, anyone who has a customer account with us can give a rating. Z-axis probe not working
Rated with 1 out of 5 stars.
After assembling the printer, the Z-axis height probe seems not to work. (no mounting on this sensor is done by myself, the sensor is preassembled). Without this, it is impossible to home the printer or print something.
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Rated with 1 out of 5 stars.
This printer is garbage. First of all, it has issues to read files from the sd card. If the name of a file has a special character or even if it is longer than 16 character the printer just won't recognize it. The most frustrating thing is that it comes with an sd card with a bunch of gcode files on it, and like half of them are not even printable because this filename issue. The printer just won't recognize them.
With this issue I can still deal with, but then comes the utterly buggy firmware problem. First of all the printer head keeps bashing into the printer bed, scratching it and the whole head most likely it would break if you don't manually lift it up. Like against the drive of the servo motors. I have serious scratches on my bad now. Some of them are close to 3 mm deep. This is serious.
It would still almost be ok, because there are a bunch of upgraded firmwares out there. But it happens that avrdude (which is a util software used by the prusa slicer) just can't connect to the printer. I've tried updating it with prusa and by simply installing avrdude on a linux machine. I've tried it using two different machines and it WONT WORK.
So all-in-all this printer comes with a useless firmware which just can't be updated, so the customer is left with a useless 3d printer. The best you can do, is to use it as a heater on cold days.
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