Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Hi everyone!
Glad to be back!
In this video I give you a small introduction video with the assembly of my Creality Ender 5 Plus 3D printer. In the meanwhile I bought 3 of these printer to integrate 3D printing in my composites work. Mostly I'll be using these printers to create tools and parts to improve my composites workflow.
In future video's you'll see me finish 3d prints to working prototypes, make an enclosure for 3D printers using T-slot aluminium profiles. Use 3D printing to make tooling for carbon fiber work. Use 3D printing for silicone moulds and low volume manufacturing for casting epoxy and polyurethane parts.
As these series will be runing over the next few years, make sure to comment what your questions are and what you would like to see me do next.
In the tutorials you'll see me use a Creality Ender 5 Plus printer. I'm not saying this is the best printer in general you can find on the market, but the main focus for me was the large build volume. As saying this, I have to say that after leveling the bed properly and doing a good amount of finetuning with the settings, I'm getting some very good results. By saying this I would recommend buying this 3D printer.
As by now I'm only using PLA fillament, for future video's I'll be more than happy to try other fillaments as well
I bought this printer locally in Belgium on 3dprinthings.be here in Belgium.
00:00 Introduction what to expect
01:24 about Creality ender 5 Plus
03:11 what to expect in the next video
#3d #3d printing #creality
Hi everyone!
Glad to be back!
In this video I give you a small introduction video with the assembly of my Creality Ender 5 Plus 3D printer. In the meanwhile I bought 3 of these printer to integrate 3D printing in my composites work. Mostly I'll be using these printers to create tools and parts to improve my composites workflow.
In future video's you'll see me finish 3d prints to working prototypes, make an enclosure for 3D printers using T-slot aluminium profiles. Use 3D printing to make tooling for carbon fiber work. Use 3D printing for silicone moulds and low volume manufacturing for casting epoxy and polyurethane parts.
As these series will be runing over the next few years, make sure to comment what your questions are and what you would like to see me do next.
In the tutorials you'll see me use a Creality Ender 5 Plus printer. I'm not saying this is the best printer in general you can find on the market, but the main focus for me was the large build volume. As saying this, I have to say that after leveling the bed properly and doing a good amount of finetuning with the settings, I'm getting some very good results. By saying this I would recommend buying this 3D printer.
As by now I'm only using PLA fillament, for future video's I'll be more than happy to try other fillaments as well
I bought this printer locally in Belgium on 3dprinthings.be here in Belgium.
00:00 Introduction what to expect
01:24 about Creality ender 5 Plus
03:11 what to expect in the next video
#3d #3d printing #creality
