Creality 3D Ender-7 3D Printer

Product Information

The full metal extruder with double drive gear ensures a strong grip, greater and more even extrusion force and a continuous and stable feed. mm/s High-speed printing · High precision linear rail · Core-XY Structure · A customized high volume nozzle · Customized high-power motors · High-speed cooling fans · High-efficiency operational control algorithm · Minimalist aesthetic design Besides the Ender 6 and the 3DPrintMill CR-30 (CoreXY Structure Set up), the Ender- 7 is the third printer in CoreXY architectures. Speed is one of the main draws of CoreXY 3D printers. This firmware only works if you have the TH3D Ender 7 LCD Conversion kit installed. Get the conversion kit here: TH3D Ender 7 LCD Conversion Kit Board Compatibility # A bespoke 42-60 high-performance stepper motor suitable for rugged performance ensures high-speed operation.

After adjusting temperatures and trying again this bunny (file included on the MicroSD card) was the one good print on that side of the bed. Aiming to establish a "new speed benchmark" in the FDM field, the Ender-7 is the latest addition to the company's long-running Ender series, capable of printing at speeds of up to 250 millimeters per second.

Design & Features

Utilizing Core-XY structure, dual motors running parallelly with coordinated operations, faster speed, and higher precision.

On the side of the printer is a micro-SD card slot, as well as a USB type-C port for connecting the printer to a computer. That's said there will be not much visible advance when you print small model. The printer speed comes out when you printer the big project, and it will goes smoothly when the printer speed accelerate. Load the file into the Slicer, select Ender 7 as your machine, PLA as the material (unless you’ve already chosen a different material) and then make any additional changes you might need for the specific print you’ve chosen. Most files have some notes about what settings to use. Performance As a 3D printer that focuses on printing speed, the ender7 does accomplish its goals in some ways. It produces quality prints and is reliable, easy to use, quiet and versatile. It will fit in just as well at design studios, prototyping companies, and architectural firms.

What I’d change

Maintaining the minimalist aesthetic seen in previous Ender machines, the Ender-7 features the familiar dual support frame that continues to provide print platform stability. png => essential changes for klipper firmware build from make menuconfig (u could set these manually ore replace .config file mentioned above) First time using our firmware or having issues? Watch our video that is intended to clear up common mistakes people make when opening and using the firmware here: Unified 2 VSCode Tips for Noobs | EZTip #8 – YouTube Moving down to the base, we can see the 4 inch touchscreen display. The firmware makes it easy to adjust settings, monitor prints, load filament, and even helps with bed leveling by moving the hotend to the four corners. The firmware also includes Powerloss Print Recovery, so if the machine loses power mid-print, it can remember where it left off, and prompt you to resume printing once power is restored. There will be a slight seam, but a seam is better than losing a multi-day print due to power loss. The Creality Ender 7 convinces with precise, stable and powerful performance and offers a new experience in high-speed 3D printing with its incredibly fast printing speed of up to 250 mm / s.

Bed leveling: This is necessary to make sure the Creality Ender 7 3D Printer’s print head is the exact same distance from the bed anywhere in the X/Y coordinates of its print travel. To do this, you’ll move the print head to each corner of the print bed via the touch screen controls and then use the corresponding manual dial underneath to adjust the height of the print bed from the print head to where it just touches the sheet of paper. The paper acts as a feeler gauge, and after adjusting each corner, you move to the next until you have done all four at least 4 times because each corner affects the other 3 (hopefully with decreasing amounts each time). I found it worked best when I could just feel the nozzle scratching a little like a rollerball pen feels, but it’s subjective and the resulting print may result in you adjusting feel. For the price I would have expected auto-bed leveling considering that it’s included on some of Creality’s lower priced Ender models. The Ender-7 has a heated, silicon-carbide print bed, which is mounted cantilevered on the single lead-screw Z-axis. Four spring-loaded screws attach the bed to the z-axis, and allow for manual bed leveling. So as mentioned before, this is my first time operating a 3D printer. The main things to convey is that I can’t compare and contrast with other consumer models (as I haven’t used anything else), and that all of the info in this review is based on figuring it out as I went along. There are a myriad of resources online where you can troubleshoot issues, find recommendations, and browse files that are ready to print and I spent a good deal of time doing just that. I definitely know more now than I did at the start, and there seems to be no bottom to how far down the rabbit hole you can go. In the configuration.h file there are printer models you can uncomment to tell the firmware what machine you are setting it up for. Uncomment means removing the // in front of a setting and you will be left with #define XXXXXX if an option is enabled. The product shape is derived from the structural form of the ancient building " Athenaeum ", and the most intuitive visual feeling is the magnificent ramification.Using the Core XY structure, two parallel motors run with coordinated operation, faster speed, and higher precision. Currently, there are generally three sets of printing speed that 3D printers can support. The first set is has been grouped at around 40 to 50mm/s, while the second set prints at about 80-100mm/s. Meanwhile, the fastest set prints at around 150mm/s. Some printers may even print at a speed faster than 150 mm/s.” The review from All3DP.