I have many 3d printers a small 3d farm mostly Creality products. This is the latest addition to the family. The printing quality is great and now I'm experimenting with the other functions offering by this machine. Thanks for the great products.

The item arrived as scheduled, the packaging was fine, no missing, damaged or broken parts. Assembly was fairly straight forward using the online videos, particularly those from reviewers on YouTube which were far more detailed than the one that came on the SD card. As warned by others, the bed was a bit wobbly so I had to dismantle it and tighten the eccentric nuts until the bed was fitting snugly to the rail. Another even bigger unpleasant surprise was the fact that the leveling knob for point nr. three was brushing against the Y axis motor when in the zero position which meant that leveling wasn't done right. I had to first reverse the leveling knob and screw it the other way around, this reduced a bit the brushing against the motor, but it was still present. I moved the Y axis stopper sensor to its max forward position and this reduced further the brushing between the leveling knob and the Y axis motor. The next really annoying challenge was with the bed leveling which has to be done pretty much before every print. Again, using the online resources I figured out the best way to level the bed, heating it up to 65 degC first and letting it reach that temp on the whole glass plate before leveling the 4 corners. Eventually I did get to a setup where the leveling is OK for all corners and also for the center point. The first nozzle clogged up pretty quickly after only about 1 kg of PLA filament, but this could be due to me still being unaccustomed with the particulars of this machine. I tried printing with TPU filament, but this didn't really want to stick to the bed. I only managed to get some 3 successful prints with TPU filament only after I applied some UHU glue on the bed. After taking the 3D printing head apart, cleaning it and replacing the nozzle with the spare that came with the machine, I put another DevilDesign filament roll in and have been printing well since then, in some cases I had to level the bed a couple of times and also use UHU glue for the first layer. This isn't a very big issue but it does require to pay attention when printing and also level the bed very often, and hope to get it right. The laser engraving head works well on plywood but haven't tried on any other material. The power on the laser is very small (0.5W) which means you can only engrave on fairly soft surfaces. Engraving speed is best kept under 10 mm/s. Best results I had with 5 mm/s but this depends a lot on the resolution of the image you're engraving. Burning a grayscale from a JPEG can take a long time and the outcome can be quite faded. Trying with just 1 mm/s produces way to burnt results. In some cases this is desirable but in most it isn't. The CNC head works decently enough on plywood and acrylic board. I only did one test on the acrylic sample that came with the machine, more to follow once my order gets shipped. As in the case of the laser, this is for engraving and not really for cutting given the low power of the motor turning the tool. For both plywood and acrylic boards I could only go with 1 mm/s to avoid breaking either the material or the tool. Overall the CNC is good for engraving but with a bit of patience and practice one can also cut acrylic or plywood boards but this is not really what it's good at. The software side of things, the Cura that comes on the SD card is easy enough to use and has plenty of features. I only wish there was a pause option when printing from the PC as is the case when printing from the SD card. The CNC/Laser engraving software is a bit odd at first but once you get used with its particularities it's usable. One strange thing I noticed is that if I engrave while connected to the PC, after the job is supposed to be finished, the tool head and the laser both continue to engrave from what looks like a buffered content. This does not happen when engraving from the SD card so not really a big issue just something to be aware of when engraving from the PC.

Just amazing! I have an Ender3v2 as well but love the CP01 way more. Bed leveling is amazing and easy, build quality is very good. Overall im happy with my purchase with this 3in1 compared to the very pricey competitor options. Prints on ABS are really good!

Bonjour, J’ai un problème avec mon imprimante 3D CP01 car je n’arrive pas à changer le filament. J’imprime Offline Dans le menu SETTING / REFUEL /RETREAT l’imprimante chauffe jusqu’à 195° et rien ne se passe et l’imprimante n’imprime plus. Avez-vous une solution ?

I have many 3d printers a small 3d farm mostly Creality products. This is the latest addition to the family. The printing quality is great and now I'm experimenting with the other functions offering by this machine. Thanks for the great products.

The item arrived as scheduled, the packaging was fine, no missing, damaged or broken parts. Assembly was fairly straight forward using the online videos, particularly those from reviewers on YouTube which were far more detailed than the one that came on the SD card. As warned by others, the bed was a bit wobbly so I had to dismantle it and tighten the eccentric nuts until the bed was fitting snugly to the rail. Another even bigger unpleasant surprise was the fact that the leveling knob for point nr. three was brushing against the Y axis motor when in the zero position which meant that leveling wasn't done right. I had to first reverse the leveling knob and screw it the other way around, this reduced a bit the brushing against the motor, but it was still present. I moved the Y axis stopper sensor to its max forward position and this reduced further the brushing between the leveling knob and the Y axis motor. The next really annoying challenge was with the bed leveling which has to be done pretty much before every print. Again, using the online resources I figured out the best way to level the bed, heating it up to 65 degC first and letting it reach that temp on the whole glass plate before leveling the 4 corners. Eventually I did get to a setup where the leveling is OK for all corners and also for the center point. The first nozzle clogged up pretty quickly after only about 1 kg of PLA filament, but this could be due to me still being unaccustomed with the particulars of this machine. I tried printing with TPU filament, but this didn't really want to stick to the bed. I only managed to get some 3 successful prints with TPU filament only after I applied some UHU glue on the bed. After taking the 3D printing head apart, cleaning it and replacing the nozzle with the spare that came with the machine, I put another DevilDesign filament roll in and have been printing well since then, in some cases I had to level the bed a couple of times and also use UHU glue for the first layer. This isn't a very big issue but it does require to pay attention when printing and also level the bed very often, and hope to get it right. The laser engraving head works well on plywood but haven't tried on any other material. The power on the laser is very small (0.5W) which means you can only engrave on fairly soft surfaces. Engraving speed is best kept under 10 mm/s. Best results I had with 5 mm/s but this depends a lot on the resolution of the image you're engraving. Burning a grayscale from a JPEG can take a long time and the outcome can be quite faded. Trying with just 1 mm/s produces way to burnt results. In some cases this is desirable but in most it isn't. The CNC head works decently enough on plywood and acrylic board. I only did one test on the acrylic sample that came with the machine, more to follow once my order gets shipped. As in the case of the laser, this is for engraving and not really for cutting given the low power of the motor turning the tool. For both plywood and acrylic boards I could only go with 1 mm/s to avoid breaking either the material or the tool. Overall the CNC is good for engraving but with a bit of patience and practice one can also cut acrylic or plywood boards but this is not really what it's good at. The software side of things, the Cura that comes on the SD card is easy enough to use and has plenty of features. I only wish there was a pause option when printing from the PC as is the case when printing from the SD card. The CNC/Laser engraving software is a bit odd at first but once you get used with its particularities it's usable. One strange thing I noticed is that if I engrave while connected to the PC, after the job is supposed to be finished, the tool head and the laser both continue to engrave from what looks like a buffered content. This does not happen when engraving from the SD card so not really a big issue just something to be aware of when engraving from the PC.

Just amazing! I have an Ender3v2 as well but love the CP01 way more. Bed leveling is amazing and easy, build quality is very good. Overall im happy with my purchase with this 3in1 compared to the very pricey competitor options. Prints on ABS are really good!

Bonjour, J’ai un problème avec mon imprimante 3D CP01 car je n’arrive pas à changer le filament. J’imprime Offline Dans le menu SETTING / REFUEL /RETREAT l’imprimante chauffe jusqu’à 195° et rien ne se passe et l’imprimante n’imprime plus. Avez-vous une solution ?