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title: "Creality Ender 3 V3 SE 3D Printer with 250mm/s Printing Speed CR Touch Strain Sensor for Auto Leveling Sprite Direct Extruder Dual Z-axis and Y-axis, 3D Printer for Beginner Print 8.6 * 8.6 * 9.8in"
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# 250mm/s ultra-fast print speed Dual Z-axis & Y-axis for precision & stability Sprite Direct Extruder for smooth filament feed Creality Ender 3 V3 SE 3D Printer with 250mm/s Printing Speed CR Touch Strain Sensor for Auto Leveling Sprite Direct Extruder Dual Z-axis and Y-axis, 3D Printer for Beginner Print 8.6 * 8.6 * 9.8in

**Brand:** comgrow
**Price:** $U60995
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## Summary

> ⚙️ Print Fast, Print Smart, Print Like a Pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Creality Ender 3 V3 SE 3D Printer with 250mm/s Printing Speed CR Touch Strain Sensor for Auto Leveling Sprite Direct Extruder Dual Z-axis and Y-axis, 3D Printer for Beginner Print 8.6 * 8.6 * 9.8in by comgrow
- **How much does it cost?** $U60995 with free shipping
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## Best For

- comgrow enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted comgrow brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Blazing Fast Prints:** Hit up to 250mm/s and watch your ideas come alive in record time.
- • **Smart Auto-Leveling:** CR Touch Strain Sensor makes bed leveling a breeze — no more guesswork, just perfect first layers.
- • **Beginner-Friendly UI:** Intuitive motion-graphic display guides you through setup and troubleshooting like a pro.
- • **Rock-Solid Stability:** Dual Z-axis and reinforced Y-axis linear shafts eliminate wobble for razor-sharp details.
- • **Effortless Filament Handling:** Sprite Direct Extruder guarantees smooth, jam-free printing with PLA, PETG, TPU and more.

## Overview

The Creality Ender 3 V3 SE is a beginner-friendly 3D printer boasting a rapid 250mm/s print speed, advanced Sprite Direct Extruder for versatile filament compatibility, and a dual Z-axis with reinforced Y-axis for exceptional print stability. Featuring a CR Touch Strain Sensor for hassle-free auto leveling and an intuitive UI display, it empowers users to create precise, high-quality prints within an 8.6 x 8.6 x 9.8 inch build volume. Ideal for professionals and hobbyists eager to join the 3D printing revolution with confidence and speed.

## Description

Buy Creality Ender 3 V3 SE 3D Printer with 250mm/s Printing Speed CR Touch Strain Sensor for Auto Leveling Sprite Direct Extruder Dual Z-axis and Y-axis, 3D Printer for Beginner Print 8.6 * 8.6 * 9.8in at desertcart UK. Free delivery on eligible orders.

Review: Brilliant printer for the price - Brought this just as the Covid-19 lockdown started in 2020. First suggestion is to throw away the instructions from Creality as they are worse than none at all. Just utter rubbish, don't waste your time reading them, Head over to YouTube and fine one of the hundreds of videos that show you how to assemble one. The videos are simple and show you how to ensure the supports are aligned. It'll take a few hours to assemble if you are careful and take it slowly. getting it square at the beginning is key. One of the many keys to getting a good print is to get the bed level. Learn how to do it NOW as it will remove frustration and make sure you are getting a good first layer. This is a key element along with the right temperature for nozzle and for the heated bed. It's all related and I'm still learning a few months on. Once assembled and levelled, put some PLA (don't try ABS or PETG yet) and do some small prints to get a feel for what it can do. Don't try and build a full scale WWII tank, small is good. 3d printing is not that fast, so learn slowly. I got the BlTouch as well and never got it to work. I am an expert in the Marlin firmware now, but it's a nightmare to get it working and as with so many far eastern manufacturers, the instructions are worse than rubbish. YouTube is your friend. The first upgrades to print are a little roller and support arm to make sure the filament has a nice smooth path. I have also added a Raspberry Pi 3 and Octoprint to remove the constant changing of the SD Card. I have also upgraded the motherboard to the quieter V1.1.14 as I  blew the original one up installing the BLTouch. That was my fault. I have some Capricorn bowden tube for when the constant PETG printing melts the standard one. That has a limit of 250C and 245C is pretty hard on it. But so far, it's been fine. The magnetic mat works well for me. Other people have different views, but I like it. So long as the bed is levelled it seems OK. However it's clear the middle of the mat is slightly concave. The printer has been in pretty much constant use since I got it. It now prints face mask frames for the NHS in PETG. So far, so long as you bed level and get the right temperatures, it's a great first 3d printer. Would I buy it again knowing what I know now? No, I'd buy a bigger and faster version, but this is a great first 3d printer and I don't regret buying it at all. Rob
Review: Fantastic quality prints - bit of a learning curve! - I felt like knocking a star off for what I class as quite bad installation instructions. However, I just can't because ultimately the print quality is fantastic - far, far better than I expected. This is one of the best things I've ever bought! When you're building this machine I suggest you use a variety of information sources. The CD includes an animation of the build process, which shows you roughly what goes where. The instructions provide some clue again, but in my opinion there is no better than watching a YouTube video of someone building this Ender 3 machine from scratch (they're out there - find a good one). Take your time. Don't force anything. Make sure you don't pinch the Z-stop cable when putting the frame up (I did). And don't put the clips for the glass bed within 4cm of the edge of the glass or the extruder will drive in to them! It took me about 6 or 7 hours to build it, and then the only problem was printing on the glass bed. The first layer just wouldn't stick at all. I googled it (I am a complete beginner) and saw a recommendation of using masking tape. I masking taped the bed, then re-levelled the bed (see YouTube videos for how) and then I was rewarded with a fantastic first print, which was the test dog - the .gcode is included already on the MicroSD card, so your printer is all ready to print this without installing any software on your PC. Once you've got it all set up, you can go to places like Thingiverse.com and download STL files. Load them in to software like CURA, alter some settings if desired, and generate the .gcode which you then load on to the 3d printer via the MicroSD. I now use watered down PVA glue on the bed, and a hotter bed temperature (80), along with no fan for the first layer and a slightly bigger first layer. You can set all this in CURA or whatever other software you use. This has improved first layer adhesion, but I didn't have to learn all this stuff on day one, and the machine was good enough "out of the box" to print great - I just sometimes had to restart prints because the first layer went wrong, and I hardly have to do that at all now! I've printed the 'standard' Ender 3 improvements like a fan guard, cable clips and filament guide, as well as a computer SSD holder, ornaments, and multiple different brackets (one of which I managed to design myself, for free, in Tinkercad). The prints are detailed, exact and strong. Such a good thing to have!

## Features

- 1. Smooth Feeding of Various Filaments: The "Sprite" Direct Extruder of Ender 3 V3 SE ensures reliable and smooth feeding of various filaments, including PLA, PETG, and TPU. This market-proven extruder has shipped over 500,000 units worldwide.
- 2. Dual Stable Structure: With a dual Z-axis synced by a quality timing belt and rigid lead screws, Ender 3 V3 SE guarantees high print quality and reduced Z wobbling. The Y-axis has strong and wear-proof 8mm linear shafts that underpin a steady and accurate motion of the build platform for lasting time.
- 3. Intuitive UI Display: Ender 3 V3 SE's intuitive UI display visually illustrates the leveling process and printing parameters with motion graphics. This makes it easy to locate parameters problems and get the printer up and running again quickly.
- 4. Surprise-Maker Ender 3 V3 SE: This printer is not only a fantastic and practical gift for your family and friends, but it can also inspire new ideas for presents such as Halloween, Valentine's, Christmas, Birthdays, and Back-to-School. Nothing is more precious than a handmade present, and with Ender 3 V3 SE, you can create unique gifts that your loved ones will treasure.
- 5. Fast Printing Speed with Auto Leveling: This 3D printer offers a fast printing speed of 250mm/s and features a CR Touch Strain Sensor for auto leveling, making it perfect for beginners who want to experiment with 3D printing. With a build volume of 8.6 * 8.6 * 9.8in, Ender 3 V3 SE is perfect for printing small to medium-sized objects.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09JFR3JJP |
| Best Sellers Rank | 19,791 in Business, Industry & Science ( See Top 100 in Business, Industry & Science ) 34 in 3D Printers |
| Box Contents | 3D Printer |
| Brand | Comgrow |
| Brand Name | Comgrow |
| Colour | Ender 3 V3 SE |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Compatible devices | Personal Computer |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 6,021 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Steel |
| File Format | STEP |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 40D x 40W x 50H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 210 Grams |
| Item height | 12 inches |
| Item weight | 210 Grams |
| Manufacturer | Creality 3D |
| Material | Steel |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Product Warranty | 1 |
| Product dimensions | 40D x 40W x 50H centimetres |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Comgrow
- **Material:** Aluminium
- **Colour:** K1C
- **Product dimensions:** 46D x 46W x 52H centimetres
- **Item weight:** 16 Kilograms

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Model** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant printer for the price
*by R***T on 10 May 2020*

Brought this just as the Covid-19 lockdown started in 2020. First suggestion is to throw away the instructions from Creality as they are worse than none at all. Just utter rubbish, don't waste your time reading them, Head over to YouTube and fine one of the hundreds of videos that show you how to assemble one. The videos are simple and show you how to ensure the supports are aligned. It'll take a few hours to assemble if you are careful and take it slowly. getting it square at the beginning is key. One of the many keys to getting a good print is to get the bed level. Learn how to do it NOW as it will remove frustration and make sure you are getting a good first layer. This is a key element along with the right temperature for nozzle and for the heated bed. It's all related and I'm still learning a few months on. Once assembled and levelled, put some PLA (don't try ABS or PETG yet) and do some small prints to get a feel for what it can do. Don't try and build a full scale WWII tank, small is good. 3d printing is not that fast, so learn slowly. I got the BlTouch as well and never got it to work. I am an expert in the Marlin firmware now, but it's a nightmare to get it working and as with so many far eastern manufacturers, the instructions are worse than rubbish. YouTube is your friend. The first upgrades to print are a little roller and support arm to make sure the filament has a nice smooth path. I have also added a Raspberry Pi 3 and Octoprint to remove the constant changing of the SD Card. I have also upgraded the motherboard to the quieter V1.1.14 as I <ahem> blew the original one up installing the BLTouch. That was my fault. I have some Capricorn bowden tube for when the constant PETG printing melts the standard one. That has a limit of 250C and 245C is pretty hard on it. But so far, it's been fine. The magnetic mat works well for me. Other people have different views, but I like it. So long as the bed is levelled it seems OK. However it's clear the middle of the mat is slightly concave. The printer has been in pretty much constant use since I got it. It now prints face mask frames for the NHS in PETG. So far, so long as you bed level and get the right temperatures, it's a great first 3d printer. Would I buy it again knowing what I know now? No, I'd buy a bigger and faster version, but this is a great first 3d printer and I don't regret buying it at all. Rob

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic quality prints - bit of a learning curve!
*by S***R on 24 December 2018*

I felt like knocking a star off for what I class as quite bad installation instructions. However, I just can't because ultimately the print quality is fantastic - far, far better than I expected. This is one of the best things I've ever bought! When you're building this machine I suggest you use a variety of information sources. The CD includes an animation of the build process, which shows you roughly what goes where. The instructions provide some clue again, but in my opinion there is no better than watching a YouTube video of someone building this Ender 3 machine from scratch (they're out there - find a good one). Take your time. Don't force anything. Make sure you don't pinch the Z-stop cable when putting the frame up (I did). And don't put the clips for the glass bed within 4cm of the edge of the glass or the extruder will drive in to them! It took me about 6 or 7 hours to build it, and then the only problem was printing on the glass bed. The first layer just wouldn't stick at all. I googled it (I am a complete beginner) and saw a recommendation of using masking tape. I masking taped the bed, then re-levelled the bed (see YouTube videos for how) and then I was rewarded with a fantastic first print, which was the test dog - the .gcode is included already on the MicroSD card, so your printer is all ready to print this without installing any software on your PC. Once you've got it all set up, you can go to places like Thingiverse.com and download STL files. Load them in to software like CURA, alter some settings if desired, and generate the .gcode which you then load on to the 3d printer via the MicroSD. I now use watered down PVA glue on the bed, and a hotter bed temperature (80), along with no fan for the first layer and a slightly bigger first layer. You can set all this in CURA or whatever other software you use. This has improved first layer adhesion, but I didn't have to learn all this stuff on day one, and the machine was good enough "out of the box" to print great - I just sometimes had to restart prints because the first layer went wrong, and I hardly have to do that at all now! I've printed the 'standard' Ender 3 improvements like a fan guard, cable clips and filament guide, as well as a computer SSD holder, ornaments, and multiple different brackets (one of which I managed to design myself, for free, in Tinkercad). The prints are detailed, exact and strong. Such a good thing to have!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Decent entry level printer
*by A***R on 18 May 2023*

This printer is a decent entry level printer for those that want to get into 3d printing. It comes 90% pre assembled with you only have to bolt the gantry onto the base with 4 hex bolts and route a few wires and plug in a few plugs. The printer comes with all the tools needed to set up the printer and get you printing. It also comes with a small amount of filament to get you started. I suggest you watch a setting up video on youtube as the provided instructions are vague at best. It comes with an sd card with a couple of test prints and a zip file with instructions and videos for set up. I never used these as I just watched a youtube video. Only real issues I've had is where the sd card died after only a few days. When taking the hot end cover off, one of the wires to the hotend fan came away and had to be soldered back on. Be careful with those wires as I've seen on several facebook groups that thos is a common reoccurring issue with these printers. I would suggest that you check the tightness of all screws and bolts, I found a few that was loose, whether it was fro the factory or came loose in shipping I don't know. But make sure you check them as it can affect print quality. Pros: Ease of setting up. Time of set up Supplied tools. Cons: Poor quality sd card. Broken fan wire on hotend fan. Very noisy fans. No dual Z axis lead screws. Bowden tube set up. This printer would benefit from a much quieter fans all round (noctua fans are a popular mod), dual Z axis modification, PEI spring steel bed, and sprite pro extruder. All of which I have added since owning the printer.

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