Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video I will walk you through the set up of the Flashforge Creator 5 tool head changer 3D printer from unboxing to your first print. This 3D printer requires very little in terms of assembly but I will show you how to get started with the Creator 5 and share with you what I was able to achieve in terms of print quality and multi-material prints!
For the slicer, I used Flash Studio which you can download from the Flashforge website.
I hope to provide you with insight into the pros and cons of using the Flashforge Creator 5. If you are considering purchasing this equipment please consider supporting the sponsor of this video @flashforge3d and use the links below to support my channel :)
β From Flashforge Official $699 USD (In the intro I mistakenly said $600... sorry)
π flashforge.sjv.io/1GgqXd
β You can also find their filaments here:
π flashforge.sjv.io/kO3nbv
β Looking for the Creator 5 Mods I made? Enclosure panels below (all links to hardware, hinges, etc over on MakerWorld)
π makerworld.com/en/models/3046405-flashforge-creator-5-enclosure-panel-doors#profileId-3426382
β LED Mod:
π makerworld.com/en/models/3046179-flashforge-creator-5-led-bar-modification
If you have already purchased the Flashforge Creator 5 I hope this video provides you with some tips that you find useful. To support my work, please consider visiting my website where you will find other upgrades for a large variety of other 3D printers such as the Bambu Lab A1, P1S, H2D, Ender 3 V3 SE KE, K1C, K2 Plus, and many more!
Overall, I would recommend the Creator 5 for beginner and advanced users alike. Considering it is a true tool head changing multi-material printer under $700 it is quite the value purchase. Despite not having an enclosure you should be fine in most cases printing with PLA materials.
Just remember if you are new to 3D printing I still think you should have realistic expectations of the learning curve involved with the hobby. The machine works well out of the box but if you happen to run into issues you will likely get frustrated at first. Take a deep breath, stick with it and don't give up! It doesn't matter if you have a Creality, Bambu Labs, or any other popular high speed printer of this era, eventually you will need to do some troubleshooting.
A few other cool tools and things for 3D printer enthusiasts. (As an Amazon associate I may earn a small commission at NO extra cost to you)
β Polymaker PolyTerra PLA (One of my favorite filaments):
π amzn.to/3sdhK1x
β eSUN PLA+ (Another one of my favorite filaments):
π amzn.to/3QA4tuq
β Electric Screwdriver
π amzn.to/3JRbbZe
Other 3D printed models in this video:
β TPU Ball
π makerworld.com/en/models/1630546-flexi-airless-tpu-ball#profileId-1722120
β S23 Ultra Case
π makerworld.com/en/models/452234-s23-ultra-case#profileId-359435
β Articulated Gyarados
π makerworld.com/en/models/193723-articulated-gyarados-pokemon#profileId-353454
β Twisty Bao Buns
π makerworld.com/en/models/2853517-twisty-bao-buns-viral-dumplings-15-slices#profileId-3183166
β Fidget Pokeball
π makerworld.com/en/models/2252814-pokeball-twist-fidget#profileId-2453596
Thank you for watching!
#flashforge #creator5 #toolchanger
0:00 Intro
0:30 Unbox and Setup
4:17 First Prints
10:54 Enclosure Panels
17:13 More Prints
21:55 LED Mod
24:51 More Prints
27:29 Nozzle Offset
31:23 True Multi-Material
48:33 Outro
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In this video I will walk you through the set up of the Flashforge Creator 5 tool head changer 3D printer from unboxing to your first print. This 3D printer requires very little in terms of assembly but I will show you how to get started with the Creator 5 and share with you what I was able to achieve in terms of print quality and multi-material prints!
For the slicer, I used Flash Studio which you can download from the Flashforge website.
I hope to provide you with insight into the pros and cons of using the Flashforge Creator 5. If you are considering purchasing this equipment please consider supporting the sponsor of this video @flashforge3d and use the links below to support my channel :)
β From Flashforge Official $699 USD (In the intro I mistakenly said $600... sorry)
π flashforge.sjv.io/1GgqXd
β You can also find their filaments here:
π flashforge.sjv.io/kO3nbv
β Looking for the Creator 5 Mods I made? Enclosure panels below (all links to hardware, hinges, etc over on MakerWorld)
π makerworld.com/en/models/3046405-flashforge-creator-5-enclosure-panel-doors#profileId-3426382
β LED Mod:
π makerworld.com/en/models/3046179-flashforge-creator-5-led-bar-modification
If you have already purchased the Flashforge Creator 5 I hope this video provides you with some tips that you find useful. To support my work, please consider visiting my website where you will find other upgrades for a large variety of other 3D printers such as the Bambu Lab A1, P1S, H2D, Ender 3 V3 SE KE, K1C, K2 Plus, and many more!
Overall, I would recommend the Creator 5 for beginner and advanced users alike. Considering it is a true tool head changing multi-material printer under $700 it is quite the value purchase. Despite not having an enclosure you should be fine in most cases printing with PLA materials.
Just remember if you are new to 3D printing I still think you should have realistic expectations of the learning curve involved with the hobby. The machine works well out of the box but if you happen to run into issues you will likely get frustrated at first. Take a deep breath, stick with it and don't give up! It doesn't matter if you have a Creality, Bambu Labs, or any other popular high speed printer of this era, eventually you will need to do some troubleshooting.
A few other cool tools and things for 3D printer enthusiasts. (As an Amazon associate I may earn a small commission at NO extra cost to you)
β Polymaker PolyTerra PLA (One of my favorite filaments):
π amzn.to/3sdhK1x
β eSUN PLA+ (Another one of my favorite filaments):
π amzn.to/3QA4tuq
β Electric Screwdriver
π amzn.to/3JRbbZe
Other 3D printed models in this video:
β TPU Ball
π makerworld.com/en/models/1630546-flexi-airless-tpu-ball#profileId-1722120
β S23 Ultra Case
π makerworld.com/en/models/452234-s23-ultra-case#profileId-359435
β Articulated Gyarados
π makerworld.com/en/models/193723-articulated-gyarados-pokemon#profileId-353454
β Twisty Bao Buns
π makerworld.com/en/models/2853517-twisty-bao-buns-viral-dumplings-15-slices#profileId-3183166
β Fidget Pokeball
π makerworld.com/en/models/2252814-pokeball-twist-fidget#profileId-2453596
Thank you for watching!
#flashforge #creator5 #toolchanger
0:00 Intro
0:30 Unbox and Setup
4:17 First Prints
10:54 Enclosure Panels
17:13 More Prints
21:55 LED Mod
24:51 More Prints
27:29 Nozzle Offset
31:23 True Multi-Material
48:33 Outro
*******************************************************
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