Creality Parts are IN, and Filament stat...

Solarbotics Ltd
January 5, 2021

As great Creality Printers generally are, it's still a hassle to get parts and pieces to fix or enhance your printer. This explains why we were quite thrilled to see some BIG boxes come in from Creality the other day, containing:

  • Replacement Ender-3 24V Hot Ends
  • CR Series Inductive Leveling Kits
  • BL-Touch Kits
  • Ender-3 1.1.5 Silent motherboards
  • CR-10 4.4.2 Silent motherboards
  • Ender-3 Flexible Enclosures (little tents!)
  • CR-10 Run-out sensors
  • Replacement 235 x 235mm Cmagnet flexible build plates
  • Replacement 235 x 235mm Carborundum glass build plates

They are presently available all at our retail storefront Active-Tech Calgary, and will shortly be online too!


Since Christmas, we've been seeing a run on filament sales, and stock of the more popular colors has been depleting rapidly. More is on the way - literally on the ship. We are expecting our replacement shipment of filament in towards the end of January.

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