Love it. it’s massive but a super fun machine and very reliable so far.

Exactly. Also they fixed it! A firmware update made the fans turn off at idle. so now, it’s much better.

@@3DPrintSOS Thank you for the prompt answer and confirmation of the fw update. I m close to press the buy button. In my other hobby I need from 100-150 smaller parts, many of which are identical. They are not super complex, but I would need some sturdiness from them. One of the toughened PLA’s would be adequate. But that’s why I’m also curious about long term stability and reliability of the printer.

My best advice would be to jump into my discord and ask in there. I’m just one guy but there are many that have this machine in there and would probably give you the input you need to make the decision easier. :)

Depends if you speak my language or not. Spec wise, these are so similar, sometimes the only way to pick them apart is something that makes them feel special

@@3DPrintSOS I guess we're not... Features matter most. To me the KE is both superior in features compared to the SE and in price to the CR10...

@loopymind the problem with the KE is that it’s made as cheap as humanly possible. Where as the CR10-SE is made much more robust and with higher quality components. You just can’t feel that on paper. So what you are saying in true, but when you have them in front of you, it’s not the same story.

@@3DPrintSOS yeah I'd probably love the CR10 more. But for a lot of people, specially for people new to 3D printing, cost is a big factor. Its an investment into a hobby for most. As for build quality, the SE and KE are practically the same (the frame atleast) so for a little more getting a KE instead of an SE makes more sense to get apposed to a CR10... For me, personally the KE is the sweatspot with its features/quality and price.

@@loopymind I totally agree with you. If budget is the deciding factor and you have a bit extra to put toward it, the KE is better than the SE. That doesn’t change what I’m saying about it vs the CR10SE though. The CR10SE is just a better machine. I think we agree I’m just talking about it from the question of what machine is stronger out of these three and you are coming at it with specific requirements for budget. By the way you’re talking, I think you’ve made up your mind already. So, my video wouldn’t have skewed your opinion. Which by the way, is totally cool. We can disagree and still be friends. Haha

I did, but they unlocked it natively.

hahaha it’s an off brand

Just like greality and grusa.

Haha exactly!

That’s exactly it. Can’t even tell you how many times I’ve had to fix my car like that. Haha. Wish I had a CNC haha

@@3DPrintSOS I am actually working on a functional print for my car because they don’t make a design that doesn’t require you to dismantle half the center console. A 45 degree wireless charger mat for a mk6 VW GTI. It will sit in the tray with the cigarette lighter port. That spot holds a regular iPhone 15 horizontally, in a case, perfectly. With it at 45 degrees it is perfect for using gps.

Perfect application. I used to have a mk3 and mk4. Almost about a Rocco, then a 16v swapped rabbit, then Corrado. Would love to grab a project some at some point.

It’s the most stupid, best thing ever. haha

C’mon now.

There is. it’s on the side

@@3DPrintSOS I don't see anything on mine