🎨 Elevate your 3D prints with a splash of 16 colors—print smarter, not harder!
The Creality CFS 3D Printer Multi Color Auto Filament System is a cutting-edge accessory for the K2 Plus, enabling up to 16-color printing by connecting up to four CFS units. Featuring RFID filament identification, automatic filament switching and relay, snap-away support materials, and airtight moisture-proof storage, it ensures vibrant, precise, and hassle-free multi-material 3D printing with minimal interruptions.
| Manufacturer | Creality 3D |
| Brand | Comgrow |
| Item Weight | 10.05 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 10 x 10 x 12 inches |
| Item model number | CFS |
| Color | Transparent |
| Material Type | Metal, Acrylic |
| Number of Items | 1 |
D**N
Good Basic White PLA
Printed well and was neatly wound. Had no issue in my AMS. Would buy again if the price is right.
L**N
Great filament!
This filament is great! Prints awesome and when it prints it smells like wood. Easy to figure out the perfect settings and printed great right out of the box!
B**N
it works great
I have been printed several anker cleats for my jon boat. I have been running this at 100mm/sec with perfect results..
J**N
Fastest TPU ever
Fastest TPU everPictured are my my basic print settings. I print on a glass build plate and it turns out SUPER shiney. I tried printing temp around 230 but got bubbles. 220 does not bubble for me and I was able to push print speeds all the way up to 200 mm/sec. I got very good results at 100mm/sec and best results at 50mm/sec.I am also using a 5mm skirt and a glue stick for taller prints.I am using an ender 3 S1 Pro
B**Y
Abs filament
Seems like good stuff but I wasn’t able to get a good print because I don’t have a heated bed…haven’t tried the glue trick yet
L**R
Buen producto
Salió bueno, no me a fallado en mi. Creality hi
C**O
Keep it dry, and have a good nozzle tip
Runs great at 223C ,keep it dry and ran it at slow speed, 30mm/ sec
A**R
Flaky and brittle
Got this as part of the bundle for the Ender 3, thinking “hey, if they are suggesting it then it must be okay”. Wrong. This was horrid. I’m a complete novice at 3D printing, and the only good thing that has come from this filament is that I have learned a LOT about how to troubleshoot and reprogram my Ender 3 in a very short amount of time.After getting everything set up with the filament that came with the printer, I switched to this to the my first real print. 10 hours in the filament snapped. The print also warped like crazy, but since I was new I assumed it was my fault. Tried again this time with a brim and higher bed temp, which solved the warping issues and for the next print the filament worked so I thought the problem was solved! I was a bit confused by all the flakes of filament EVERYWHERE over the feeder area, but I cleaned it up and moved to the next print. 5 hours in the filament snapped again. Started over. 2 hours in, filament snapped again. Cleaned everything out, tried a new nozzle, changed some settings. Tried again. 8 hours in, filament snapped. Also the flakes of filament were getting everywhere, to the point where I was cleaning the feeder every hour to make sure there was no friction or jamming happening because of it.Switched to a different, shorter print and it worked okay! Thought maybe I solved my issue. Second, slightly longer but not as long as the failed one, print - also printed fine! Thought maybe my problem was solved! Went back to the one that kept failing.6 hours in- snapped again. Adjusted some settings, ran it again. Snapped again.I finally gave up on it and moved to a different filament, which has been so much better. No more waxy flaking everywhere, no more jamming or snapping. I’ve had my printer less than a week and I already know a brand I’m never buying again.
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