The new Creality Ender 7 is a large format (250x250x300) FDM 3d printer designed for speed. In this review, I will look at the claim of print speeds of 250mm/sec, the quality of the prints, and discuss a limitation in the current firmware.
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Content
00:00 Introduction
02:50 Ender 7 Specifications and Discussion
12:55 Ender 7 Printer Example 3d Prints
16:00 Spiralized and Vase Model Prints on the Ender 7
20:03 Print that Failed and an Extruder Challange
24:31 Beautiful Prints after Fixing the Extruder
25:34 Does the Ender 7 Print at 205mm/s?
28:40 Creality Slicer Observations
20:43 Who should buy the Ender 7?
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