I will be running a Logitech z906 of these, the board is fried. Fosi is 130 USD with a 48v power supply and this alibaba one is without a power supply. Specifications and components wise which is better?
I will be running a Logitech z906 of these, the board is fried. Fosi is 130 USD with a 48v power supply and this alibaba one is without a power supply. Specifications and components wise which is better?
I mostly enjoy base heavy Afro house and some YouTube and I am looking for some speakers for my PC, I’m sure the z906 is a fantastic buy but it’s too much clutter and wires as I don’t really require a 5.1 setup. How good is the 9920? (Currently using a boat stone 1200 under the desk😂)
My last Creality printer was a ender 3 v3ke and later moved on to bambu lab p1s, i have a emotional attachment to Creality as I started my 3d printing journey from a humble basic ender 3 during Covid. But my v3 ke has been such a pain to diagnise the random layer shift between 2 to 6 inch in z axis. I am planning to get the k2 plus combo as it’s on offer approx 300$ cheaper that the bambulab h2S combo. Has Creality gotten more reliable? I just printed a 5 feet tall Burj Khalifa and I would like to do similar prints regularly.
Brilliant print quality, in love with Bambu lab printers
The quality of the prints on these P1s’s are truly incredible. One of my largest prints yet.
I’m contemplating either replacing this with a 17 pro max or replace the battery in my 15 pro max, the performance seems somewhat lower compared to when I got it new and battery doesn’t last long at all. Is it genuinely worth the upgrade to 17pm? Will replacing battery give a bump in performance?
I’m contemplating either replacing this with a 17 pro max 512gb or replace the battery in my 15 pro max, the performance seems somewhat lower compared to when I got it new and battery doesn’t last long at all. Is it genuinely worth the upgrade? Will replacing battery give a bump in performance?
I started my 3D printing journey with an Creality Ender 3, then moved to the Creality Ender-3 V3 KE, and now I’m running 4 Bambu Lab printers.
Honestly, the V3 KE has been the most unreliable printer I’ve owned so far. At around 1050 hours of usage, it developed a major issue where, somewhere around 1–2 inches into a print, the Z-axis seems to shift dramatically. The print continues mid-air with a massive gap — sometimes close to an inch — and eventually turns into spaghetti.
What makes it strange is that the issue appears randomly, and I still haven’t figured out the root cause. Because of this, I’ve basically stopped using the printer and it’s now just gathering dust.
I’d really like to get it working again, even if it’s only for basic single-color printing. Has anyone experienced something similar on the V3 KE?
I started my 3D printing journey with an Creality Ender 3, then moved to the Creality Ender-3 V3 KE, and now I’m running 4 Bambu Lab printers.
Honestly, the V3 KE has been the most unreliable printer I’ve owned so far. At around 1050 hours of usage, it developed a major issue where, somewhere around 1–2 inches into a print, the Z-axis seems to shift dramatically. The print continues mid-air with a massive gap — sometimes close to an inch — and eventually turns into spaghetti.
What makes it strange is that the issue appears randomly, and I still haven’t figured out the root cause. Because of this, I’ve basically stopped using the printer and it’s now just gathering dust.
I’d really like to get it working again, even if it’s only for basic single-color printing. Has anyone experienced something similar on the V3 KE?
I started my 3D printing journey with an Creality Ender 3, then moved to the Creality Ender-3 V3 KE, and now I’m running 4 Bambu Lab printers.
Honestly, the V3 KE has been the most unreliable printer I’ve owned so far. At around 1050 hours of usage, it developed a major issue where, somewhere around 1–2 inches into a print, the Z-axis seems to shift dramatically. The print continues mid-air with a massive gap — sometimes close to an inch — and eventually turns into spaghetti.
What makes it strange is that the issue appears randomly, and I still haven’t figured out the root cause. Because of this, I’ve basically stopped using the printer and it’s now just gathering dust.
I’d really like to get it working again, even if it’s only for basic single-color printing. Has anyone experienced something similar on the V3 KE?
I started my 3D printing journey with an Creality Ender 3, then moved to the Creality Ender-3 V3 KE, and now I’m running 4 Bambu Lab printers.
Honestly, the V3 KE has been the most unreliable printer I’ve owned so far. At around 1050 hours of usage, it developed a major issue where, somewhere around 1–2 inches into a print, the Z-axis seems to shift dramatically. The print continues mid-air with a massive gap — sometimes close to an inch — and eventually turns into spaghetti.
What makes it strange is that the issue appears randomly, and I still haven’t figured out the root cause. Because of this, I’ve basically stopped using the printer and it’s now just gathering dust.
I’d really like to get it working again, even if it’s only for basic single-color printing. Has anyone experienced something similar on the V3 KE?