Home Collections Creality CR-30: The 3DPrintMill,Infinite-Z, Belt 3D Printer

Creality CR-30: The 3DPrintMill,Infinite-Z, Belt 3D Printer

Name: Creality CR-30: The 3DPrintMill,Infinite-Z, Belt 3D Printer
Brand: Creality 3D
Price: 769.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.57 (7 reviews)

$ USD

7 Reviews Pricing Not Include Tax

Ship From

United States

Model-2

CR 30(3DPrintmill)

Please select product attributes before purchasing~~

Ship to

It is expected to arrive within and will cost $ USD to ship

This item can't be shipped to this Country/Region

Bundles

${ meal.bage }

${ meal.title }

${ meal.skus }

${ sku.name }：

${ skuVal }

$${ meal.price }USD

$${ meal.oldPrice }USD

Quantity

28 Available

People who bought this item also bought

Creality 3DPrintMill (CR-30) Belt 3D Printer:

An Infinite-Z volume 3D printer created by Naomi Wu & Creality3D, building on the work of Karl Brown and Bill Steele. 3DPrintMill is a feature of infinite-length printing and bulk printing, thereby time-saving in printing and cost-efficient. The special infinite-Z belt is the first Creality 3D printer to realize infinite build volume in the world.

Infinite-Z-axis for Endless Printing: Equipped with the rolling conveyor belt, it realizes continuous printing. No worries to print the infinite length model. High productivity, time-saving, and cost-efficient (Print dimension: 200*170*∞mm) *A removable extension bracket is available for installing to prevent the model from falling during printing.

Stable CoreXY Structure: The stable and sturdy CoreXY precision structure with isosceles right triangle support gives you an extraordinary printing experience.

Nylon Conveyor Belt: Made of wear-resistant Nylon, the conveyor belt features excellent adhesion to the model. The printed model can fall off automatically as the belt rolls to the end, thus free your hand Strong adhesion| Hassle-free removal | Wear-resistant| Well-balanced conveyance *Easy to replace the conveyor belt.

Dual gears metal extrusion mechanism: High-quality dual gears metal extrusion, combined with the 45 degrees slanting nozzle realizing constant printing of ＞200 hours without pressure.

Unique 45° Printing Angle: The unique 45 ° angle design offsets the limitations of the vertical nozzle structure. Equipped with a high-performance nozzle kit, it achieves continuous printing along with the horizontal Z-axis.

Filament Breakage Detector: Whenever there is a possible accident like filament run-out or filament breakage, the smart sensor forces the machine to suspend printing. Printing will be automatically resumed after the new filament feed-in.

Ultra-silent Motherboard/Fans to Cool Down Ensure/Resume Printing.

Time Lapse of #3DPrintMill Printed 6-Meter Rod

Creality CR-30 3D Printer

Video Guide 1

Creality 3DPrintMill (CR-30): Unboxing, assembled, set up, and first print!

Download

3D Printing Nerd #3DPrintMill Update! Long Profiles Prints

Download

Maker's Muse Creality CR-30 Review: Long sword(Model Print)

Download

Video Guide 2

CR 30 leveling tutorial

Download

CR-30

MainboardFirmware, Troubleshooting

Download

Customer Reviews

Based on 7 reviews

71%

(5)

14%

(1)

14%

(1)

(0)

Write A Review

Ask A Question

Reviews (7) Questions (3)

Becca

This Cr-30 machine is a piece of junk. Everytime I start it to print something it prints it and then stops halfway through printing; no error, nothing, it just stops. The quality of what it does print is also really terrible. Most of the time all the different pieces end up melted together when they're not supposed to be. I've tried everything to fix it (re-leveling, changing nozzle and bed temp, reseting the boundaries, etc) nothing has worked. It's complete and total junk. My biggest regret is building it on the fourth floor and that's only because all the windows are panes so I can't open one to chuck it out of! I would not recommend this machine to anybody unless they want their hopes and dreams crushed. Hope you're having a good day because I'm definitely not

Owen Degen

Creality machines are really conflicting for me, especially this one. Setup was almost flawless, until I ran into an issue or two where the instructions are blatantly missing steps, or where it requires two people to assemble for no good reason. Printer works well, but the included slicer doesn't work at all, you have to scour the internet for guides on how to get a slicer working. There's no information included whatsoever as to how to do any work on the machine, it's all guess work. The controller is cooled by a fan that has this grate in front of it that unnecessarily makes it sound like a jet engine. Now the nozzle smashes into the side of the printer whenever I stop a print, I have no idea if it's the machine or the weird slicer I have to use. Idk, it's as if someone cloned a really competent product, it can work if you're willing to put effort into it, but with just a few small improvements this printer could have been perfect, such a missed opportunity. Creality tends to take good ideas and machines and finds some way to screw it up, not to the point where it doesn't work at all, just so that you need to spend a few dozen hours doing their job for them. I regret purchasing this product, I can tell it's going to steal hundreds of hours of my time, it's already taken days of my life from me.

Scott Moxley

Shipping to Canada, required duty (35$~) and was quick delivery ordered May 8th received May26th. The Assembly was quick as most parts are preassembled. It's a little slower printing than expected, as I have started the Benchy included and it's been 12hrs, but the size and quality are looking great so far. I strongly recommend people to join the discord groups and forums to trouble shoot.

vicente cuellar

This printer is amazing, high quality results, prints really well, and set up is pretty straighforward. I though levelling and calibration would be difficult but it was easy. Print quality is amazing, and once you get you head around the 45º angle you end up using way less supports. I'm having a lot of fun with it and now is my favorite 3D printer.

Henry Doolittle

You never have enough bag clips. You keep printing them and they get lost so you need to print more. I told cura to print cam lock bag clips and the printer started popping out bag clips every 2 hours until i told it to stop.

matt r

I can't wait to try the cr-30 I been following it since the day it was brought to light.

Uziel Anaya

Q Hello, Will the CR30 print carbon fiber nylon? If not, are there are part available that might help achieve this? Any guidance or recommendations are very much appreciated. Thank you.

A It is not recommended to use high temperature consumables such as PETG/ABS/Nylon, because the belt is recommended to be used in an environment below 80 degrees

Michal Horaczek

Q Hello, I have a problem with the adhesion to the belt. I see that adhesion in the central section of the belt (where most of my parts are printed) is much worse than on the sides. Could you advise how to get adhesion of central section of the belt back to it's nominal condition? Is there maybe a cleaning agent which could be used to clean the belt and regain adhesion? If yes, please advise how often cleaning should be performed. Thank you for the feedback in advance.

A 1. Please wipe the surface of the belt with isopropyl alcohol 2. Re-level and adjust the tightness of the belt to ensure that the belt and the hot bed are tightly attached If you have similar questions, please contact us sale@creality3dofficial.com or cs@creality.com

gibbermagash

Q What are the outside dimensions of the printer? As in what sized space would it fit into.

A It is about 535*656*410. If you want to add the detachable stand, it will take more space. https://www.creality3dofficial.com/products/creality-splice-bracket-set-for-cr-30

$ USD

ADD TO CART BUY IT NOW