Creality K1C - champion of speed and skills
The Creality K1C is an upgraded version of the previous K1, boasting an impressive max print speed of up to 600mm/s and extra capabilities like an AI camera and quick swap nozzle. With its sleek design and sturdy chamber, the K1C offers a reliable and stable printing experience with unparalleled precision and accuracy. With a build volume of 220x220x250mm, the K1C enables the creation of bigger and more intricate models. Its high-precision nozzle ensures precise and detailed prints.
K1C can make use of Carbon Fiber filaments, which are widely used in industrial printing for their mechanical strength and resistance to wear, deformation, and aging.
Similar to the K1, the K1C sports an easy-to-use touchscreen interface, making it simple for users to navigate through various operations. Additionally, with an acceleration of 20,000mm/s², the Creality K1 runs up to 600mm/s in just 0.03 seconds, making it print up to 12 times faster than other FDM printers on the market. The high-quality titanium alloy hot end allows you to easily print up to 300°C. In combination with the metal direct drive extruder, which has an extrusion force of 50N, you can use PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU, PA, and PC, among others, on the K1C. Effortlessly switch to a hardened stainless steel nozzle to print abrasive filaments, such as PA-CF, without any problems.
The K1C also comes equipped with a filament run-out detection system, which automatically pauses the printing process when the filament runs out, preventing any potential errors or wasted prints. Furthermore, its resume printing function allows users to continue printing from where they left off in case of power outages or interruptions.
Overall, the Creality K1C is an excellent choice for both beginners and enthusiasts alike. Its user-friendly interface and reliable performance make it a reliable and efficient 3D printer for various printing needs.
- Suitable for Carbon Fiber 3D Printing
- Auto to Calibration for Hands-free Leveling
- Tri-metal "Unicorn" Nozzle, Quick to Swap
- Observant AI Camera
- Carbon Fiber Reinforced Filaments Well Supported
- Dynamic Balancing for Reduced Vibration
- CoreXY, Proven to Be Super Fast
- Air Filter & Silent Mode
- Creality OS & Superb Software Ecosystem
About Creality Shop
Creality R&D investments in 3d printing cover FDM/Resin 3D printers, 3D Scanners, Filaments, Resin, as well as 3D Printed drones and robots that back up STEAM education.
Creality.shop is the official online shop Creality3D Official's online retailer in EUROPE, Mainly selling RESIN 3D Printers, Resin for 3D Printers, FDM 3D printers, PLA Filament, and 3D Printing Accessories/Parts.
We provide excellent customer service and after-sales service. Any pre-sales or after-sales questions can email us: service@creality.shop, we will provide you with professional answers, and professional technical support services
We hope our products will enable you to turn your ideas into reality no matter you are an engineer, a hobbyist or a student.
Our Sale History
Our products are all certified to CE, FCC, and ROHS standards, have exported to more than 192 countries including, but not limited to France, the United States of America, Australia, Russia, the United Kingdom, Germany, Singapore, Egypt, and India, bringing technological innovation to all walks of life.
In terms of retail sales value in 2021. The sales of similar products rank among the top three in the 3d Printer industry. Every time before we ship overseas, we will conduct strict quality inspections to minimize the defect rate.
We are not only committed to providing customers with the best 3D printer but also committed to providing you with the best 3D printer service.
Hope our 3d Printers and service can bring your life satisfaction and convenience.
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Paris Warehouse, France
Customer Reviews
I can finally develop ideas without thinking about who will then be able to realize them and if they will be economically sustainable. I draw what I need, I check if the idea is good or needs to be perfected and then I print everything I need already knowing how much it will cost me and the time it will take. If I have to redo some pieces I can do it independently. It is really unthinkable today not to have a 3D printer also given the ease with which you can draw very complex models with Thinkercad with a few clicks and above all at no cost. Then if you want you can use much more complex software if there is the need, the skills and the budget. However, even if Cho doesn't have the skills, he can develop an idea or download ready-made ones and print them in record time and at a low cost.
I booked my K1C 3D printer from Creality office Europe store, it was sent to my home very quickly. Until now, I have used it for a few weeks, I’ve had a pretty positive experience.
I would say the K1C has a solid build, and the design is sleek, which I really appreciate. The frame feels sturdy, and the assembly process wasn’t too complicated. However, there were a few moments where the instructions could have been a bit clearer, especially for someone who’s newer to 3D printing. The machine overall feels quite durable, but it does take up more space than I initially anticipated, so make sure you have enough room for it.
In terms of print quality, I’ve been impressed with most results, especially for everyday prints using standard filaments like PLA or PLA-CF. The prints come out smooth, and the details are crisp, but I have not tested yet other flexible materials (like PETG).
The print speed is decent, for regular-sized prints, it performs well, for example, I printer the Fischl standing module (24cm height) which was taken me about 6 hours. The K1C does a good job maintaining quality, but you might need to do some adjustments to find the right balance (e.g. adjust the support parameter).
The interface is pretty straightforward and easy to navigate. I especially like the touchscreen, which is responsive and simple to use. and, the auto-bed leveling feature is good, it adjusts well the bed automatically. Calibration out of the box was perfect, no need time fine-tuning it initially.
One downside I didn’t expect is the noise level. It’s a little bit big, special when all the fans are working, so I put my printer running in other room to avoid the constant hum. If you plan on using it in a quieter environment, that’s something to consider.
Comparing the price, the K1C is a solid performer, it offers decent print quality and performance, that could use improvement (as noise, only printer single color). If you’re looking for a reliable printer without breaking the bank, it’s a great option.
Overall, the Creality K1C is a good printer with a lot of potential, I am still testing. It’s a solid choice for hobbyists if you’re looking for something reliable at a reasonable price and don’t mind dealing with some small imperfections, it’s a worthwhile investment. I really like it.
So far, I am very excited and learning.
Suite a un soucis avec ma kc1 (erreur de ma part) et étant indépendant, j'ai envoyé un mail s'il n'y avait pas moyen de pouvoir racheter rapidement une pièce. Depuis l'envoie du mail, je n'ai toujours pas reçu de réponse...
Quand on est indépendant et que l'on achète une imprimante à ce prix, c'est comme même un minimum de recevoir une réponse à notre demande même si elle est négative....
I still haven't received my order. And the support service hasn’t been able to tell me where my order is for a week now.
Customer Reviews
I can finally develop ideas without thinking about who will then be able to realize them and if they will be economically sustainable. I draw what I need, I check if the idea is good or needs to be perfected and then I print everything I need already knowing how much it will cost me and the time it will take. If I have to redo some pieces I can do it independently. It is really unthinkable today not to have a 3D printer also given the ease with which you can draw very complex models with Thinkercad with a few clicks and above all at no cost. Then if you want you can use much more complex software if there is the need, the skills and the budget. However, even if Cho doesn't have the skills, he can develop an idea or download ready-made ones and print them in record time and at a low cost.
I booked my K1C 3D printer from Creality office Europe store, it was sent to my home very quickly. Until now, I have used it for a few weeks, I’ve had a pretty positive experience.
I would say the K1C has a solid build, and the design is sleek, which I really appreciate. The frame feels sturdy, and the assembly process wasn’t too complicated. However, there were a few moments where the instructions could have been a bit clearer, especially for someone who’s newer to 3D printing. The machine overall feels quite durable, but it does take up more space than I initially anticipated, so make sure you have enough room for it.
In terms of print quality, I’ve been impressed with most results, especially for everyday prints using standard filaments like PLA or PLA-CF. The prints come out smooth, and the details are crisp, but I have not tested yet other flexible materials (like PETG).
The print speed is decent, for regular-sized prints, it performs well, for example, I printer the Fischl standing module (24cm height) which was taken me about 6 hours. The K1C does a good job maintaining quality, but you might need to do some adjustments to find the right balance (e.g. adjust the support parameter).
The interface is pretty straightforward and easy to navigate. I especially like the touchscreen, which is responsive and simple to use. and, the auto-bed leveling feature is good, it adjusts well the bed automatically. Calibration out of the box was perfect, no need time fine-tuning it initially.
One downside I didn’t expect is the noise level. It’s a little bit big, special when all the fans are working, so I put my printer running in other room to avoid the constant hum. If you plan on using it in a quieter environment, that’s something to consider.
Comparing the price, the K1C is a solid performer, it offers decent print quality and performance, that could use improvement (as noise, only printer single color). If you’re looking for a reliable printer without breaking the bank, it’s a great option.
Overall, the Creality K1C is a good printer with a lot of potential, I am still testing. It’s a solid choice for hobbyists if you’re looking for something reliable at a reasonable price and don’t mind dealing with some small imperfections, it’s a worthwhile investment. I really like it.
So far, I am very excited and learning.
Suite a un soucis avec ma kc1 (erreur de ma part) et étant indépendant, j'ai envoyé un mail s'il n'y avait pas moyen de pouvoir racheter rapidement une pièce. Depuis l'envoie du mail, je n'ai toujours pas reçu de réponse...
Quand on est indépendant et que l'on achète une imprimante à ce prix, c'est comme même un minimum de recevoir une réponse à notre demande même si elle est négative....
I still haven't received my order. And the support service hasn’t been able to tell me where my order is for a week now.
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I can finally develop ideas without thinking about who will then be able to realize them and if they will be economically sustainable. I draw what I need, I check if the idea is good or needs to be perfected and then I print everything I need already knowing how much it will cost me and the time it will take. If I have to redo some pieces I can do it independently. It is really unthinkable today not to have a 3D printer also given the ease with which you can draw very complex models with Thinkercad with a few clicks and above all at no cost. Then if you want you can use much more complex software if there is the need, the skills and the budget. However, even if Cho doesn't have the skills, he can develop an idea or download ready-made ones and print them in record time and at a low cost.
I booked my K1C 3D printer from Creality office Europe store, it was sent to my home very quickly. Until now, I have used it for a few weeks, I’ve had a pretty positive experience.
I would say the K1C has a solid build, and the design is sleek, which I really appreciate. The frame feels sturdy, and the assembly process wasn’t too complicated. However, there were a few moments where the instructions could have been a bit clearer, especially for someone who’s newer to 3D printing. The machine overall feels quite durable, but it does take up more space than I initially anticipated, so make sure you have enough room for it.
In terms of print quality, I’ve been impressed with most results, especially for everyday prints using standard filaments like PLA or PLA-CF. The prints come out smooth, and the details are crisp, but I have not tested yet other flexible materials (like PETG).
The print speed is decent, for regular-sized prints, it performs well, for example, I printer the Fischl standing module (24cm height) which was taken me about 6 hours. The K1C does a good job maintaining quality, but you might need to do some adjustments to find the right balance (e.g. adjust the support parameter).
The interface is pretty straightforward and easy to navigate. I especially like the touchscreen, which is responsive and simple to use. and, the auto-bed leveling feature is good, it adjusts well the bed automatically. Calibration out of the box was perfect, no need time fine-tuning it initially.
One downside I didn’t expect is the noise level. It’s a little bit big, special when all the fans are working, so I put my printer running in other room to avoid the constant hum. If you plan on using it in a quieter environment, that’s something to consider.
Comparing the price, the K1C is a solid performer, it offers decent print quality and performance, that could use improvement (as noise, only printer single color). If you’re looking for a reliable printer without breaking the bank, it’s a great option.
Overall, the Creality K1C is a good printer with a lot of potential, I am still testing. It’s a solid choice for hobbyists if you’re looking for something reliable at a reasonable price and don’t mind dealing with some small imperfections, it’s a worthwhile investment. I really like it.
So far, I am very excited and learning.
The package came a little later, than I expected, probably because of the Chinese New Year. The printer came well packed on a small pallet. I saw that at least to guys have had stepped on it, nevertheless there were signs for fragility. Anyway, no internal problems have been detected so far, as already said - very well packed.
Cheerz!
Unfortunately I haven't received any goods to date!
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Harald Oppitz