Super excited that my SparkX i7 came today! What a super easy printer to get set up! Printed some test prints and now have a poop bin and deflector printing.
How’s everyone liking theirs?
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Nice!
hope you get too many hours of fun.
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Thanks! Ya just a few prints to test it out. Ran this and a poop bin and deflector! Now I’m going to run some flexies… all of the tolerance tests worked fine and had no sticking
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Mine as well! I got a poop bin so far
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Got mine as well. I really like it so far.
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he he he, that was I started with my Creality Hi, now I had printed:
- 3 Spool racks with rails to kept the spools on the table.
- several trays for the drawers of the table to kept things sorted.
- some shelf for empty spool.
- a spool winder machine
- some supports for a table for my dryer
- some pieces to create some hexagonal honey shelf system
- A support to hang the printing plates to dry after wash them.
And also I built from scratch a new table for the printer, the cfs, dryer and tools.
This is the Honey Shelf system, the unions are printed and the sides are cut wooden:
Those racks can hold up to 10 spools each and you can take of and store them by the rails.
This spool winder had save me lot of time.
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Have had mine since February. By far the easiest printer I’ve ever set up (also have a Kingroon and a Creality 3 Max Neo). Have cumulative print time of 6 days 18 hours. Only hassle so far was trying to print with a 3 year old unopened spool of Overture white PETG. Big mistake - Sparkx auto shut down on excessive print errors. Tossed that spool and now printing without error on a Creality white PETG spool. Not all things last forever!
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I got mine 2 days ago. I had been non stop printing.
Loving the i7 sooooo much.
Great solid beginners friendly printer.
I just finished the full 4 color print. No bleeding in between color changing. Creality Print 7 with the default profile. The quality is amazing. Way way better than I expected. No tuning / adjustment just out of the box quality.
Highly recommend to everyone 
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Very nice! Have printed several color models, only one of which had color bleed. First print my fault as I enabled flush waste into model. Second, I’m not sure since flush was only to the tower. Still investigating.
Did you enable to flush into infill ? That might cause that black inside the model.
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I made that mistake on the 1st print of this model which resulted in light black layers tracking the black eyes. Consequently, I disabled flush into infill and left flush into support. The result was the vertical stripes in the above print. I didn’t try a 3rd print disabling flush to anywhere other than the tower. This model generates a lot of waste. Thanks for the suggestion! Jim
Flush into infill is fine. Especially if you have enough litter walls but I totally understand. Most people though do not update their flushing volumes which is half the issue here
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Yes. Multicolor it will take a long time to print + generated quite a bit of waste. Unless with the multi heads printer. You can’t really avoid the poop poop.
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