CrealityOriginal 3D Printer Parts 8mm OD 25mm Length Compression Mould Die Springs Light Load for Heated Bed Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2/Ender 3 Max/CR-10 CR-10Mini CR-10S 3D Printer (Pack of 10)

Easy install. I have an Ender 3 V2 using a Sprite Extruder and the flexible bed. Due to the bed, these springs are too long. If you are in the same situation as me, go with the 20mm springs.

Printer arrived packaged extremely well. Assembly was fairly easy if you watch a few YouTube videos, as the instructions included are not clear and don’t take go into detail. The parts are well made and actually had a couple extra screws included which never happens to me. No extra tools required beyond what was included. Took a few hours to assemble and quite a few more hours before I had all the necessary confidence to start a print. I read in advance that stronger springs for the heated bed were advised, so I ordered the yellow springs and installed them at this time. The included filament is enough to get a couple small prints done. Overall I’m amazed at the high quality of the parts and sturdy design you get for the money. I wish it were easier to upgrade the firmware as this doesn’t come with a boot loader, so a raspberry Pi like mini pc and connecting 6 wires to the main board are required along with another couple hours of studying and configuring. With all that said I would definitely recommend this printer for anyone desiring a first 3D printer. This was my first btw.

Noobie in 3d printing, after struggling to keep the bed level (or what I thought was bad leveling, Nozzle temperature just needed be raised) and having lots of failed prints I ordered these and they work on the Ender 3 V2 however in my case I needed to raise the Z-axis switch because fully compressed the bed was too high and scratching the bed plate. The Z-axis plate is the little switch on the left side when facing the front of the printer and is held place by 2 t-nuts. You might need to fine tune the distance and you may have a 0.6-3mm less printing space in height but that can be solved by lowering the model in your choice of slicer. Even if the nozzle temperature did fix my problem I'm still satisfied with this since nobody likes leveling their bed after every print.

Bought these for my 2020 ender 3 pro. Super easy to install and only four were needed so I have spares. These are way better and stiffer than the stock springs, and the general opinion is that they'll hold bed level better than the stock springs. I have since added an auto bed leveling sensor so it's a non-issue either way, but I trust that these springs will keep my bed pretty close to what I set the bed to the last time I manually leveled it and not test the limits of my ABL.

I enjoy the strength of these new springs however, you will need to raise your Z-Limit switch a little in order to level the bed. These springs are longer than the original stock springs, but even though you lose a few millimeters of z height you gain confidence in you bed being level each and every print.

These work great for replacing the bed springs on a Ender printer!

These springs are awesome. Since installing them I have not needed to level the bed.

The springs that are installed with the printer are so weak that the bed will take itself out of level during printing. These springs are much stiffer and are a HUGE improvement to your printer.