Comgrow Creality 4Pcs Metal Leveling Nuts and Springs Upgraded Set for Ender 3/3 Pro/3 V2/Ender 3 Neo/Ender 3 V2 Neo/Ender 3 S1/Ender 3 S1 Pro Ender 5 Plus/CR 10 Series 3D Printer Bed Staying Level

Has held up ever since I installed them. Leveling is much more precise and easy to dial in on the fly if adjustment is needed.

Well, if you're looking to add some serious bling to your 3D printer, then the Comgrow Creality 4Pcs Metal Leveling Nuts and Springs Upgraded Set is a must-have accessory!Seriously, once you install these shiny metal nuts and springs, your printer will be the talk of the town. Your printer will look so swaggy and cool, you'll want to give it a nickname like "The Chrome King" or "The Pimped-Out Printer."Not only do these nuts and springs make your printer look amazing, but they also serve a practical purpose. The upgraded metal construction ensures that your printer stays level, which is crucial for producing high-quality prints. With these nuts and springs, you'll be able to create 3D models that are so smooth and precise, they'll make Michelangelo's David look like a lumpy potato.And let's be real, who doesn't want a printer that's both practical and stylish? With the Comgrow Creality 4Pcs Metal Leveling Nuts and Springs Upgraded Set, you'll be the envy of all your 3D printing buddies. They'll be like, "Dude, where'd you get those nuts and springs? I've been looking for something to make my printer look cool AF!"So, in conclusion, if you want to take your 3D printing game to the next level (pun intended), then the Comgrow Creality 4Pcs Metal Leveling Nuts and Springs Upgraded Set is the way to go. Not only will your prints be smoother and more precise, but your printer will also look so cool, you'll want to show it off to all your friends (and maybe even your enemies).

I put these on an Ender 3 I bought that was sent to me unrepaired and I brought it back to life. (Its our 2nd Ender 3.) It came with stock parts. I haven't used the Capricorn tube (its not necessary for what I'm doing and the current setup I have going), I *WILL* say that these springs and knobs are a fantastic upgrade to the Creality stock ones and they're even better than the kit my husband put on his other Ender 3! (I've spent lots of time learning on his printer.) This kit was also cheaper than the kit he'd bought a few years ago, so more bang for our buck! If you're looking for a cheap upgrade- snag these. The upgraded springs alone are worth it but the knobs are nice and large (I have trouble reaching his and they're in between the tiny Creakity stock size knobs and the knobs that come in this kit) making it easier for me to fine-tune bed leveling.

I purchased this kit because I was sick of my leveling wheels going out of whack due to vibration. I was honestly planning to use the new wheels as locking nuts for the old wheels.... absolutely unnecessary, the combination of the wheels and springs by themselves works impeccably. To say the fitbis tight is an understatement. The red really pops too. For the springs, wheels, a bowden tube and the cutter I wanted, I'd say that the price is great. I won't be leveling a bed anytime soon I think.

Better quality than what came with the printer. Looks nice and works well. No complaints.

This is a great upgrade for CR10 V3. The springs are longer and stronger then the ones it came with. The bolts are little shorter, but that's to help keep the tension and make it less to adjust. I did NOT have to adjust the Z at all. Many have spoken they had to adjust, but on the CR10 V3 you do not have to. The wheels are a better design vs plastic and holds alot better. It doesn't come loose during prints. The Bowen tube is amazing, way better upgrade. It has enough length I can use just enough for my direct drive on CR10 V3 and the rest I can use on my Ender 3 V2. I highly recommend these upgrades for the CR-10 V3

I was having a lot of trouble leveling my printer with the stock springs. My frame was a little out of whack even after I tried re-squaring it, so I would have the back springs crushed all the way down and the front wheels loosened so far off the springs were barely applying pressure and still not have the bed totally level.I put the new springs and wheels on; the new springs are a bit longer, which gave me some more adjustment range for leveling. The wheels are nice too, the knurling is nice and grippy and it's pretty easy to turn them with my thumb even with the stiffer springs.I use a glass bed, so I moved my limit switch up a bit so that the Z-zero was close to the top of the bed without having to crank the bed way down (you can see in the photo I moved it up about an quarter of an inch / 6mm).All in all, I'm pleased. I have a print going with some really nice first layer adhesion as I type this!

Replaced these on my stock Ender 3 with bed insulation and a dual z-axis kit. Not what worked out of the three but the prints are coming out nice, the bed is heating evenly and I don't have to level the bed as often.Large prints are sticking to the bed and no more elephant foot...which was a major issue for me.