- Is the K2 Combo (A) good for beginners?
- It can be, but it is a big, fast machine with more settings than an entry bedslinger. Expect to learn slicer profiles and calibration. The enclosure and auto features help, but it is not the simplest first printer.
- Can it print ABS and other engineering filaments?
- Yes. The enclosed frame, 300°C nozzle and 100°C bed support ABS, PETG, PET and PLA-CF. ABS still benefits from good ventilation and a stable room temperature.
- How does it compare with the Bambu Lab P1S?
- Both are enclosed CoreXY printers with multi-color options and similar build volumes. The K2 Combo (A) offers a larger touch screen and open Creality software, while the P1S is known for a more polished out-of-box experience.
- What is the build volume?
- 260 x 260 x 260 mm. That fits most helmets, large props and multi-part functional prints, but not very tall or wide single pieces.
- Does it come with a multi-color unit?
- Yes, the Combo bundle includes Creality's multi-filament system. It lets you print several colors in one job, at the cost of purge waste between color changes.
- What nozzle does it use?
- A 0.4 mm nozzle rated to 300°C. That is a good all-round size, but abrasive filaments like PLA-CF wear brass nozzles faster, so a hardened nozzle is worth considering.
- Where is the Creality K2 Combo (A) cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $549.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Creality K2 Combo (A)?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Newegg, Best Buy, Amazon.