Anet E-10 vs Creality CR-10
Anet E-10 The Anet E-10 is a very popular 3D printer, especially among those who are just starting out in the world of 3D printing. It's one of the most…
Prusa i3 MK3 vs Creality Ender 3 Pro
Two printers defined desktop 3D printing at the end of the 2010s, and they took opposite routes to get there. The Original Prusa i3 MK3 (2017, later refreshed as the…
Creality Ender 3 z axis binding
What is axis binding? Axis binding is when your printer's X, Y, or Z axis becomes stuck and cannot move. This can happen for a variety of reasons, such as…
Creality CR-20 Cura profile
What is Cura profile? The Cura profile is a file that allows you to store your specific slicing settings for easy access and printing. This can be helpful if you…
Creality CR-10s Pro Build Plate
What is build plate? A build plate is a flat surface, usually made of metal or plastic, on which a 3D printer prints a three-dimensional object. The build plate is…
Creality CR-10S Pro Assembly
What is assembly? Assembly is the process of putting together individual parts or components to create a complete product. In the case of the Creality CR 10S Pro, assembly refers…
Creality CR-10 Filament Sensor
What is filament? Filament is the material that 3D printers use to create objects. Filament is a type of plastic that is melted and extruded through a nozzle to produce…
Creality CR-10s Mainboard v2 1
If you open the control box of a Creality CR-10S, the mainboard inside will be one of three close relatives: the V2.0, the V2.1, or the V2.2. They are production…
Creality Board Pinout
A pinout is simply the map of a mainboard's connectors: which socket drives which motor, which plug reads which sensor, and which terminals feed the heaters. You need that map…
Creality CR-10s pro v2 upgrades
What is up gradation? Up gradation is an act of making something better or more advanced than it was before. In the context of 3D printers, upgrades are typically made…