MKK Official Creality Upgraded Ender 3 V2 3D Printer with 200g Test Filament, Ender-3 V2 FDM Printer with Silent Motherboard, Meanwell Power Supply, Carborundum Glass Platform 220x220x250mm

MKK Official Creality Upgraded Ender 3 V2 3D Printer with 200g Test Filament, Ender-3 V2 FDM Printer with Silent Motherboard, Meanwell Power Supply, Carborundum Glass Platform 220x220x250mm

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Product Features

【EASY TO USE】Ender 3d printer V2 has classic appearance in intergratedall-metal body which inherited from its predecessor Ender3. Compared with Ender3, the power supply of Creality Ender 3v2 is concealed in the machine making it much safer and easy to assembly. Ender 3 V2 printer with the toll box intergrated to the machine body and an upgrade user interface, all of these design makes Ender3 V2 easier to assembly and use.
【STABLE TO PRINT】Ender-3 V2 3D printer uses the V-profile pulley with stable movement, lower noise, wear resistance and longer print life. The XY-axis tensioner of Creality Ender-3 V2 3D printer supports adjusting the belt tension in a quick and more convenient way. And 3D printer Ender 3 V2 uses a rotary knob which added on the extruder makes it easier to load and feed filament. All of these improvements make Ender 3v2 print more stably.
【CARBORUNDUM GLASS PLATFORM】Ender V2 uses carborundum glass platform which enables the hotbed heat up quicker and prints adhere better. The carbourndum glass platform makes heating more uniform, ultra smoothness even on the first layer so users can realize quick manual mold taking.
【SILENT TO PRINT】Ender 3 V2 with 200g test uses the self-developed silent motherboard with silent TMC2208 stepper drivers ensures smooth movement under 50dB, no noise during print. Compared to the Ender3 and Ender3 Pro, a V2 design that deliver users out-of-the-box experience and silent-oriented upgardes (quieter 3D printers).
【SMART RESUME PRINT】Ender 3d 2V printer can automatically resume printing after power-off or filament breakage, which promises less worries on print failure and can help users to save filament at the same time.