Hey everyone! I've got a 3D printer here that my sponsors at Creality tell me has some really cutting edge features. The CR6 SE, it's got a special new high performing back material, new touch screen interface, and a fully automated bed leveling system they say has never been done before. I'm pretty skeptical. We've got some real amazingly creative foes in the rap rap community and there isn't a lot they haven't tried already. So let's unbox this bad boy and see if it's as good as they say. Oh, they send me a t-shirt. Yeah, it's their 6th anniversary. Okay, this is the filament. The touch screen, but it comes separately so I have to put it on myself. The filament holder. This is actually for the printer accessories. The cable. The gantry. The toolbox is actually hidden underneath here. Without the usual box, the paper box come in with all the little bags, the patched them. These are all in one unit like this. The screws are supposed to light before put the stove underneath here. Wow, even they're even upgraded flush cutter. All right, let's take a look at the display. Okay, let's switch to English. The touch screen is very sensitive, very responsive. Now bad, it's much better, looks much better and feels much better. Let's peel off the sticker and level the bad. I really like this level. Before I level the bad, I have to put it in a filament, which means I have to hit up also. Let's go to prepare, hit POA. It's so much easier to fit the filament in. This is auto leveling, so I just click auto leveling. And go through all the 16 points on the bed. All right, that's it, I finished the auto leveling. So for all of you currently oner out there, finally we have the real SD card. Now those micro SD card are more big do. Let's put it in. And let's see what's on the car. Let's try to print the 3D benchy. As you can see, we have a optical switch on our C-axis. That means your first layer is going to be very accurate. I'm going to show you something great. I'm going to apply pressure on the nozzle. You see the blue light going on here? This is the auto leveling system and it is using the string gauge up here. It's very unusual, very cool. And this is their new extruder. I kind of take it apart. It can handle TPU no problem. You can fit the filament force very smoothly. So far there is no problem. I really like it. And I really like this filament holder. You can move it from side to the back. It really depends on how much space you have. Right now it is pretty printed. But on Kickstarter it's going to be injection-moded. Great out of the box. That's a beautiful benchy. Very happy about that. Okay, you need very good tolerance on this model and it came out perfectly. This model printed without support. It's a very challenging model. You can see some hair here and there. But this is one of the better prints I have ever seen. Who cares about the print? Quiz that model. I don't think I've ever seen such stunning girl in my life. She's beautiful. And from our friend Angus aka Makersmuse, the torture kill, a really, really difficult print. It prints out perfectly the first time. I'm so happy to see it. Then to Angus for this model, I'm going to link to it in the description box. Okay? A few observations. Obviously, this is almost a finished product. The advantage of car funding is cost. Group orders mean lower prices. The only thing I'd like to see them before it ships is a good variety of slicer profiles and test models on the SD card. This printer is different in love that the profiles of other great-lifters just don't give acceptable results. I think the nozzle and the bad-labeling system could not love results to justify using them over stock reality hardware. My concern is it will be a while before those are available for AliExpress and other online retailers as replacement parts the way most reality parts are. I don't really like only being able to get parts from one vendor. Reality is good about stocking and shipping spare parts but still it's just my personal preference. In terms of assembly time, usability and print quality, the CR6 SE is a clear winner over my previous favorite, the end of the three. It's an exceptionally good value and has many of the upgrades that are most common for reality printers already integrated. No verdict, the CR6 SE has substantially better print quality out of the box than any other reality printer I have used or any printer I know of for its price and build area. If you can get it for under $300 to $350, it's a great value. The CR6 SE replaces the end of the three as my pick for the best 3D printer for beginner to buy. Although for very tight budget, the end of the three at $200 is still phenomenal. I'll link to the Kickstarter page in the description. That's it for today. I'll see you next time and remember if I can do it. Anyone can do it.