Sale!
From: $119.99 $107.99
- The easiest and highest quality drop-in replacement for your Creality or Sovol Printer (see list of supported machines below)
- Full 6 month warranty and USA based technical support included
- 32 Bit CPU for Fast Printing, real 512K memory w/EEPROM, and all the latest Features running Marlin 2.0
- The ONLY board with a simple web based configuration for the firmware w/full source code
- SILENT & Configurable Trinamic TMC 2208 Drivers
- Please read below for full details on our board BEFORE purchasing, some printers need addon boards. Touchscreen models are not supported.
- If you have any questions please feel free to use our Live Chat or Contact Us.
Tired of searching forums, watching random YouTube videos, and posting online to try and get a cheaper board to work?
With the EZBoard we provide real technical support, quality original parts, proper design, and fully working firmware that is tested by us, not random people online.
Don’t take our word for it. Check out the Video on this awesome board from Teaching Tech.
Installation Materials & Firmware
- Download the manual, firmware, and related files for the EZBoard here: EZBoard – Installation Guide & Firmware Info
- You must read the manual. It covers connections and explains what connectors do on our board.
- We also have an automated web tool to make your firmware in under 5 minutes with NO software needed on your computer. Check it out at https://EZFirmware.TH3DStudio.com.
- PLEASE NOTE: All EZBoards ship with a test firmware that is for testing the boards. You must flash firmware for the machine you are installing it in for the board to work.
Key Features
- The ONLY high quality, drop-in replacement board with US Technical Support
- NO Soldering
- NO Cutting wires to add new connectors
- Please Note: If you have tinned wires remove the ends and insert bare wire. Tinned wires over time will damage any screw terminals.
- CR-10 Series – will need to have the always on fan (control box fans -40mm and 50mm- and hotend fan) 2 pin connectors removed and connected to the FAN terminal on our board.
- Ender 5 Plus – will need to have the always on hotend fan 2 pin connector removed and connected to the FAN terminal on our board.
- NO Printing Adapter Parts
- Need help getting it setup? No problem! Contact our support for help.
- 100% Working Firmware that is amazingly easy to use
- We use high quality and genuine parts on our boards
- Our PCBs are made with 4 layers and 2oz copper on every layer
- CR-10 (Regular, Mini, S4 S5)
- Models with 2 Z Motors need the Dual Z Motor Adapter Addon
- CR-10S (Regular, Mini, S4 S5)
- Needs Creality Dual Cable LCD Adapter Board if you do not have the EXP3 header on your LCD.
- If you have the EXP3 header on your LCD use 1 cable to connect from the EXP3 to our board and you will then not need the dual adapter board.
- Models with 2 Z Motors need the Dual Z Motor Adapter Addon
- Does NOT work with Touch Screen Models
- Needs Creality Dual Cable LCD Adapter Board if you do not have the EXP3 header on your LCD.
- Ender 2
- Ender 3
- Ender 3 Pro
- Ender 5
- Ender 5 Pro
- Ender 5 Plus – Needs other addons/upgrades listed below
- Needs Creality Dual Cable LCD Adapter Board
- Needs the 12864 LCD Conversion Kit
- Needs the Dual Z Motor Adapter Addon
- Does NOT work with the stock Touch Screen, only with the 12864 LCD Conversion linked above
- Sovol SV01
- Needs Dual Z Motor Adapter Addon
- Does NOT work with Touch Screen Models
- If you have a touch screen and swap to their standard LCD you can use the EZBoard with the SV01. Sovol sell this LCD here : SV01 LCD w/Bracket
Silence is Golden
- Silent Trinamic TMC 2208 Stepper Drivers running at 1/256 Stepping
- UART enabled for driver configuration and data
- Change Modes with the LCD or GCode
- StealthChop2
- SpreadCycle
- Change Motor Current (VREF) from the LCD or Gcode
- SpreadCycle and StealthChop2 take 1/16 signals from the CPU and interpolates them to 1/256 for smooth motor control
- Why TMC2208 over TMC2209? Read here.
Stacks on Stacks of Copper
- 4 Layer PCB with 2oz Copper on EVERY layer for Durability and Heat Dissipation
- TMC 2208 Drivers Require a 4 Layer PCB and 2oz Copper
- Our PCB is the heatsink for the drivers. Do NOT install heatsinks on the EZBoard at all, it does not need it and you can damage the board.
- If the others don’t specifically mention 2oz on all 4 layers they probably don’t have it.
- Why do you use the TMC 2208 Instead of TMC 2209 Drivers?
No Hassle Firmware
- Runs TH3D Unified 2 Firmware
- Easy to use web based firmware compiler (access included free)
- Based on Marlin 2.0
- Easy Printer Setup like you know from our Unified Firmware
- GPL V3 Source Code Provided to EZBoard Customers
- All firmware features are 100% working and our board has working EEPROM
Packed with Features
- 32 Bit CPU for all the latest Marlin 2.0 features now and in the future
- No slowdowns when running all the latest Marlin Features
- 512K of program space for all the options
- Working EEPROM for storing printer tuning settings (steps/mm, z offset, PID tuning, etc)
- MOSFETs over spec’d for cool operation and long life
- We use 50A rated MOSFETs to keep things cool and long lasting
- Genuine Phoenix Contact Screw Terminals
- These terminals are very high quality and lock the threads of the screw into place
- Terminals on other boards from China use no-name ones that are prone to failure and/or burning up over time
- Dual Controllable Fan outputs
- FAN 1 – Layer Fan Output – 0.5A Rated
- FAN 2 – Connect your Controller fan to shut off when not printing – 0.5A Rated
- Compatible with single and dual cable Creality LCDs
- Dual Cable Requires the Creality Dual Cable LCD Adapter board
- MicroSD Slot onboard
- Supports FAT and FAT32 formatted cards up to 32GB
- Other Connections On-Board
- Servo Header for BL Touch Use
- Filament Sensor Connection (works with EZOut sensors and Creality/Sovol stock sensors)
- The 5V pin headers are meant for use with a filament sensor and/or BL Touch. Do NOT connect a Raspberry Pi to these outputs as you will damage the board.
- Other Notes
- Works with our EZABL Pro Kits
- OPTIONAL Dual Z Motor Adapter cable for machines with 2x Z motors (select above)
- Bed output rated up to 13A. If your bed is aftermarket and pulls more than 13A then use the add on the MOSFET above. Board is fused at 15A.
- No major hardware revisions have been made to our board across versions. Any small changes are tracked on our EZBoard Hardware Version Changelog page.
Installation Video
Warranty & Support Information
Technical Support: TH3D Standard Support Plus- Technical support is provided through our TH3D Helpdesk via email.
- You can email Support@TH3DStudio.com or use the Contact Us link to submit a ticket.
- Support is active for the duration of the product warranty.
- Support is limited to the product itself and does not include support questions related to tuning your individual machine.
- Our warranty covers any and all defects with the product.
- If your product fails or has problems within the warranty period you can contact our support team by emailing Support@TH3DStudio.com or by using the Contact Us link.
- Damage/Failure due to improper installation, usage, failure resulting from an issue with the machine the product is installed on, or modification is not covered under warranty
Share your thoughts!
Let us know what you think...
What others are saying
Related products
Sale!
Sale!
Sale!
$7.99 – $11.19
Sale!
From: $25.97 $19.86
Sale!
Sale!
From: $122.98 $100.20
Sale!
Sale!
Sale!
Sale!
From: $13.98 $13.28
Sale!
Sale!
Sale!
Sale!
From: $13.98 $13.28
Question
Corinne McConkle (verified owner) –
I used your upgrade kit to get rid of the touchscreen on my CR10S Pro. Does your EZBoard and firmware work on the CR10S Pro with a 12864 LCD?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
It will not mainly due to Creality’s choice of proprietary connectors for the hotend/motor/fan on the X gantry it will not work. The board in that also is a different size, format, and mounting hole spacing.
(0) (0)
Josh (verified owner) –
Literally perfect except it has 2208 Stepper Drivers which has a bug that causes the driver to crash if you have StealthChop E enabled and try to use Linear Advance. Didn’t figure this out until I installed the board and tried it, then found the Marlin issue ticket for it. The 2209 Stepper Driver fixes this issue.
(0) (1) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
The latest firmware has Linear Advance working on this board with the 2208. 🙂
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
2209s still shut down due to heat on some boards as well. Linear advance on the Trinamic Drivers strongly depends on how the firmware is setup.
But you should not be using stealthchop on E at all, Trinamic specifically states to NOT use it on extruder motors and our firmware is setup to NOT have it enabled.
That being said if you are using our firmware it has been tested to work on both stealthchop and spreadcycle. If you are using your own Marlin then you have to properly setup the firmware, but if you use our provided one it will not have issues.
(0) (0)
Question
Leon Lam –
Will this board work with a 24v power supply?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
Yes, it works with 12V and 24V machines that are listed on the page.
(0) (0)
Mike –
I have never endorsed any hobbyist product before…I am a retired M.E. in my seventies… I recently purchased (my brother ordered for me as I don’t have any internet accounts) both your EZBoard and EZABL..I first ordered the EZABL and received it.., A couple of weeks later I ordered the EZBoard, which I received last week…Prior to installing the board, I examined the components that you selected when designing your board…Your design choices were very good which is reflected in how well the EZBoard functions…
I installed and configured both of them…I have now calibrated the EZABL and had some time to do my own initial testing…Your products perform very well together…They perform as advertised and I personally am greatly pleased… The first layers of the prints I have thus far made, in my opinion, approach perfection…I believe that the printer (Ender3 Pro) functions more smoothly and accurately, and of course quieter, which I attribute to the EZBoard…
Overall I am very pleased with your products which are attributes of your design principles and component selections…You have engineered great products which I expect will have long lives and functionality and have set a standard by which to measure other like products…I would recommend these products to others…
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
jayofstaustell (verified owner) –
Put this in my Ender 3 pro with the EZabl .The board was a direct replacment .
I used the online firmware configuration (really easy to use ) . The hardest part was setting Zstep for my EZabl well worth the money
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
mikep419 (verified owner) –
I’m brand new to 3D Printing and feel like I have been having great success. Been researching for months and decided to pull trigger on ender 3 for the tinkerability. Ordered the EZBoard along with the EZABL and EZOUT as my first major upgrades. I’m blown away the installation was a breeze and the firmware installation could not have been easier with the online compiler. Took my time setting up and made sure everything was good to go. First print out took only a small adjustment with baby steps and perfection. The ABL worked flawlessly, the motors are virtually silent, and the printquality is far beyond my expectations. TH3D upgrades were without a doubt worth it.
I have only two regrets. That in my haste to order when i noticed the boards in stock I neglected to log in and get my benchies. And I didnt order stickers. 🙂 Keep up the awesome work. I can’t wait to see whats coming in the future.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
Joseph Lan (verified owner) –
Is this board now compatible with the Ender 5 Plus if we get the 12864 LCD upgrade kit?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
As of posting this at 1/20/20 the firmware is not on the website yet. We have some tuning left to do and should be live on 1/21/20 later in the day. To use this board with the Ender 5 Plus you would need our Ender 5 Plus 12864 LCD Upgrade Kit, the Dual Z Motor Adapter, and the Creality Dual Cable LCD adapter. If you want to use an EZABL Pro kit with it you can use the black/white wire + 2 pin plug for the Z endstop connection or you can modify the CR-10S Pro/Max EZABL Z Signal Cable at one end (snip off part of the connector where there is a pin missing) to fit into the 2 pin Z endstop port.
(0) (0)
maurice.smulders (verified owner) –
This makes my printer considerably quieter… Now the loudest is the PSU fan and the extruder fan! I love the ease of how to configure and download the firmware. It’s currently setup with a BLTouch (the original bundle from Creality) and works great!
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
Noise level and future upgrades firmware wise this will be a great upgrade. It will work with all those upgrades as well. We’re also fixing issues with OctoPrint in the next firmware release thanks for the additional memory available to us on the board.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
dmorris68 (verified owner) –
As an incessant tinkerer, I probably spend more time modding and printing mods for my Ender 3 than I do actually printing practical things. As such my first board upgrade was to an MKS Gen L board with TMC2208 drivers, but it was a pain what with having to solder UART wires to let the firmware choose the stepper modes, and it still didn’t get me 32-bit support for Marlin 2.0. I left that upgrade half finished (and my printer half assembled) as life got in the way for awhile. Needing to print something again, I was preparing to try and finish that upgrade when I read that TH3D had released the EZBoard Lite. It had everything I needed and 32-bit support. Took advantage of the Black Friday deal and ordered one. Finally got around to installing it and printing again, and man I’m impressed! Aside from a bit of trouble compiling firmware with PlatformIO (I used the online firmware builder feature to get started until I can figure that out), installation went flawless and I’m amazed at how quiet the printer runs now. I have to constantly look over my shoulder to make sure it’s still printing because all I can hear are the fans! I’m super pleased with this board so far and recommend it highly.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Brynn MacFlynn (verified owner) –
Holy crap. Like, seriously. I am completely blown away by this thing. I thought, no, there’s no way swapping the drivers could reduce the noise my printer makes. We have it in the dining room, so while it was annoying as stock we’d kind of gotten used to the noise.
Once I got everything up and running, I was absolutely blown away. The thing is damn near silent, so quiet in fact that the only thing I can hear are my fans, and some minor vibration if it gets too excited and moves too quickly during homing movements. It’s quiet enough I was able to hear that my extruder motor has an issue–something I’d never have been able to isolate with stock.
Quality is improved, less vibrations = smoother prints and better accuracy on tiny extrusions. I scaled down a print to 30% of original, and it still printed beautifully despite some features being ridiculously tiny. After having struggled with tons and tons of problems with extrusion and leveling, it’s such a relief to get back to the quality we had. The built in fuse is super comforting to know is there, and overall it’s just a great design and structure.
Flashing the firmware was ridiculously simple. Like, I can do it for funsies now. Can’t recommend the online configurator enough, and I’m not looking forward to having to do it by hand when my husband’s Ender 5 shows up tomorrow. Maybe I’ll get him a board for Valentine’s Day…
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
ralphbrazil (verified owner) –
The ease of firmware installation using the on-line editor is fantastic. Start to finish was maybe 20 minutes and I was printing. no issues with my octoprint or anything everything worked the first time. Excellent!
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
smps891 –
I upgraded the heat bed on my cr10s to the AC silicon heating mat with the solid state relay is there any issue running the board with this type of setup?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
smps891 (verified owner) –
I have TL Smoothers installed should i not use them with the EZboard or will there still be a benefit to leaving them installed? Sorry for all the questions just don’t want to make a mistake and smoke the board when it arrives..
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
Remove them. THey will actually cause salmon skin with the 2208 drivers. They are not needed with our board.
(0) (0)
smps891 –
I don’t use the filament sensor but it is hooked up i just have the little pcb cap that came with the printer is it ok to hook it the same way the the EZBoard and enable it in the firmware for future use?
Thanks a bunch..
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
Just connect the cable as described in the manual and do not enable it in the firmware. Once you want to use it then connect the sensor to the cable and update the firmware. If you are having issues with the stock creality sensor you can get our EZOut sensor here: https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/ezout-v2-filament-sensor-only-replacement-spare/
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
You can use a SSR with our board. It will behave just like a DC bed.
(0) (0)
Question
Brian –
Do I need a bootloader to install this board?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
Nope! It comes with one. 🙂
(0) (0)
Spencer Francisco (verified owner) –
I gotta admit, I was getting tired of hearing how loud and clumsy my CR-10 was getting. It wasn’t until I dropped the EZBoard with a combination of Meanwell 350-12 power supply and EZABL into my CR-10. Which has transformed my CR-10 into my best printer in my small fleet of printers. Installing the EZBoard was a breeze. Dealing with the firmware was also a delightful experience with the combination of two things: 1. Firmware file on the SD card will auto flash to the board and 2. EZFirmware site to compile the firmware using a Configuration.h file. TH3D is really ahead on the technology front for customers of all kind of skill sets (beginner to expert).
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Lance –
Tim when you get about to supporting the touch screen on the 5 plus will it be a firmware thing or a new style of board? I.E. can i buy a board today and just wait until the touch support comes or will a new version of board have to be made to accommodate the touch
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
There is no ETA on the BTT Touch support but we’re going to be working on getting it on the current boards as we have extra serial connections on the ICSP header. No concrete ETA or “yes it will be 100% supported” as we’ve just begun testing with those LCDs.
(1) (0)
jokeefe (verified owner) –
I love the EZBoard Lite V2 boards in my single extruder CR10 and Ender3 printers. They have been a reliable workhorses that have not given me any of the grief that I get from stock Creality boards and were well worth the investment. My only wish is that there was either a dual extruder version or an expansion board for the EZBoard Lite so that I could use an EZBoard in my dual extruder Ender3 Pro Extender 400 XL printer.
(0) (0)
Chris Smith (verified owner) –
Will this board work on the Ender 5 Plus? I saw that it wasnt supported on some of the touch screen models and the Ender 5 Plus does indeed have a touch screen. I purchased on for my CR10 and could not be more pleased with both the ease of use and the online configuration tool. I also want to ditch the miserable BLTouch that came with the 5 Plus and use one of your EZABLE kits.
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
Once the conversion for the Touch LCD is out from us it will be supported. But as of writing this comment (12/11/2019) we do not have it supported.
(0) (0)
Rick McGregor –
Would this board be a good upgrade for the Alfawise U10?
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
This will only work in the listed machines on the page.
(0) (0)
elemerz (verified owner) –
From the ease of installation, amazingly simple firmware installation, silence and not to mention the improved print quality all deserve five stars. A great company that stands behind their products.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
jokeefe (verified owner) –
I actually own three EZBoard Lite boards, one is a backup for the two installs in my CR-10 and Ender 3 printers. The only issues I have had were with a EZOut sensor that went bad. There was no diagnosis message to track down what hat cause the system to stop operating forcing me to step through testing each attach component before I found the EZOut (which I had previously sent in a junk drawer). If there was a dual extruder version of the EZBoard Lite I would retire my CR 10S dual extruder V2.2.1 controller and and replace it with an EZBoard Lite board.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
terrypirate1 –
Will this board work with a CR10v2 with titan, 24v, and quiet board?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
This does not fit the CR-10 V2 due to them using a different board than other machines.
(0) (0)
Pete Stock (verified owner) –
My brand new CR-10S shifted the x axis back and forth about every 5 mm of z axis travel. Replacing the board solved the problem. Being able to set the nozzle and bed temperatures for PLA preheat is awesome. Prints are also better, now I want to replace the board on my well used Ender 3. Firmware update is super fast and simple. The photo show the same part printed on the CR-10S with the defective stock board and the EZBoard.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
Wil Del-Valle –
Would this work on a CRs10 pro V2 in the future?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
This will not due to the vast differences between the stock board in the CR-10 V2 and this one. Their mounting points and connectors are proprietary on the V2 so we don’t plan to make an ezboard for it.
(0) (0)
ralphbrazil (verified owner) –
Has been working Hard with no issues for around a year? its been a long time .
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
jerome –
I have been customizing and compiling my own Marlin 1.1.9 from sources for my Creality Ender-5 (stock), using the config files provided by TeachingTech as a baseline. Are there similar resources to help EZBoard users customize and compile firmware on their own? For example, I have a dual extruder fan mod which requires “FAN_MAX_PWM” set to “128”. Thanks!
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
All of our firmware source code is available on our github and website for the EZBoard. You can make whatever changes you desire in the code if you have a specific need for your particular setup:
Github: https://github.com/th3dstudio/UnifiedFirmware
EZBoard Firmware Pack: https://support.th3dstudio.com/hc/en-us/articles/360049706411-CR-10-S-Ender-2-3-5-5-Plus-Sovol-SV01-EZBoard-Lite-Board
(1) (0)
Question
Anthony Lam –
Linear Advance Capable with Unified 2 Firmware?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
Linear Advance with our Unified 2 firmware works on the EZBoard. We run the drivers in UART mode so we are able to have the correct settings set so Linear Advance works correctly on them.
Some other boards on the market (like the Creality ones with the TMC drivers) do not work with Linear Advance due to limitations with their design.
(0) (0)
Alex Eckman (verified owner) –
Much better than the stock board! A ton quieter, prints are slightly improved, but best of all is the easy firmware system along with the simple install.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
Wes –
I have a stock ender 3, which board would I need to add a filament sensor and bed leveling sensor? Thank You for your help!
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
You can add on the filament sensor on this page for this board. As for auto bed leveling we have our own in house designed kit called the EZABL that you can get here: http://ezabl.th3dstudio.com/
(0) (0)
svalline (verified owner) –
Ender 5 Pro: I had high expectations with the EZBoard, and I was completely blown away. Installation took about 20 minutes, and the web configurator took 5. The documentation is superb, and covered all my questions; resolving a pin issue with a BLTouch v3.1 in seconds. I loaded the custom firmware and the only adjustment I had to make was the ABL z-offset. My initial calibration to on prints are spot on.
This product delivers. I cannot recommend it enough. It is stellar.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
vividmind504 (verified owner) –
The Ez board was meticulously built with quality components. The online compiler simplifies set up for most common printers by answering a few questions. Although this caters to Creality users, this board can be adapted to most machines. The imported cards out there look attractive on price but are notorious for failing and have poor QA/QC. So you end up paying more in the long run. This card has saved me a ton of aggravation and money of not having to deal with trial and error with imported cards. I gutted two original Adim Lab Gantrys and made some heavy modifications. I rebuilt them using the Ezboard, Tough Extruder, V6 hot end , Ezabl Pro and MeanWell power supply. I was already fan of the Ezabl I bought for an Ender 3. The EZBoard does not disappoint, it’s so quiet you would not know it’s on and extremely smooth once you have everything dialed in. It’s worth the extra money because you will be getting quality from TH3D and they stand by what they sell.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
TH3D Employee Tor Blazeby (verified owner) –
Its so quite I had to replace all my fans as they were louder than the printer
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
Marcos A –
I know it says does not work on touch screen, but is there a way to get it working a mks TFT28 v4.0? This is on a tevo little monster(delta printer).
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
None of the touch screens are supported on this board due to the closed source firmware on them. This board doesn’t support the Tevo Little Monster, only the machines listed on the page.
(0) (0)
Question
William –
When are will be in stock again? And do you ship to Portugal?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tor Blazeby (verified owner) –
We are working on getting them in but production and shipping have been delayed due to the virus outbreak. To find out if we ship to an area and how much it would be you would need to check at the checkout screen.
(0) (0)
devildog125 (verified owner) –
I bought this board for a CR-10s S4 and it works perfectly. I got tired of the noisy stepper drivers on the original board and this new board makes it whisper quiet. I also wanted to future proof my printer with the 32-bit board and Marlin 2.0. The TH3D firmware makes all this super simple and quick. Once you get this board, you won’t ever have to google how to do something in Marlin because Tim and his team make this a no brainer. Pair it with an EZABL Pro along with an EZFlex Mat and you have a match made in heaven!
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
galfridus (verified owner) –
This board couldn’t be easier to install. It drops right in place and the online configuration for the firmware is so easy I had it installed and working in about 20 minutes. The printer is running smooth and so silent all I hear are the fans. Thanks for an awesome upgrade!
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Cameron Moyer (verified owner) –
I love how silent this board is, how easy it is to flash new firmware, the quality of the components on the board and the fact it has plenty of memory for future firmware options. I definitely recommend this board to everyone! I have now bought 2 and will install them on all future printers.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
JAMIE PALMER (verified owner) –
This took my ender 3 to decent to amazing. It’s quiet and the print quality is a bit better then it was stock. I got this just so I could keep up with the updates to marlin as they come out. Its a peace of mind upgrade for me I can trust the printer is going to be safe and reliable.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
brandon.a.hickman (verified owner) –
This is a must just to elimate the stepper motor noise. Easy to install and get back up and running even for a newb like me. I no longer hear the stepper motors running. Printer is running silent and smooth. I would not hesitate on buying this again just for the noise relief. Plus I got a sticker and some nerds 🙂
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
login721 (verified owner) –
it’s hard to believe how the board improves the print quality. It very silent too, I’m gonna miss the motor noise.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
Will L (verified owner) –
Are the fan pins at 12 volt or 24 volts? I own an ender 3 which I believe uses 24 v fans.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
They output whatever you input to the board. Example: If you feed it 24V the fan headers put out 24V.
(1) (0)
Question
Fernando –
Does this board support BLtouch and the Creality stock filament Sensor?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Gordon –
Can this board be used with Klipper? Or can it ONLY use the TH3D Firmware?
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
We have not tested it with Klipper but I have seen people running them on it. We do not provide support or guidance for anything other than our firmware which is Marlin 2.0.
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
The board has headers for both and firmware support for BL Touch and stock filament sensors.
(1) (0)
woodwaker_dave (verified owner) –
I just received my second EZBOARD, and installed it with the EZABL and solid bed mounts on my ENDER 5 Th second one was very easy, since I went through the learning process on the first ENDER 5. Took about 2 hours from start to finish and am printing CHEP calibration cube. This is a great product, does what is is supposed to do and just works. I am working on redoing the cabling on the ENDER 5, to get some kind of wire management. I moved the control box and display to the back and have sleeved all of the cables.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
visser_chris (verified owner) –
Holy Freaking Cow!!!!! Just installed my EZLITE board. Dead easy swap and straight up flash the firmware for my stock CR-10 with EZABLPRO from the BIN file provided. At first I thought i’d not connected the z axis as the was not a whisper when I was raising the gantry… then noticed it’s moving.
This is AMAZINGLY silent!!!! You could sleep in the same room with this thing going and the only thing bugging you would be the fans in the control box.
Fantastic product Tim and a big thanks to all of you at TH3D for the superb quality of your products…. all the way from Australia 🙂
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
woodwaker_dave (verified owner) –
Could you think of a more fair way to distribute the boards? I know you don’t want to do pre orders, but I have been on the wiatlist 3 times, When the boards come in they are gone before I have a chance to purchase. I have a second Ender 5 with an EZABL waiting for the board, but can’t seem to get one, and no idea on when I may be able to purchase.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Andrew –
With this board, would there be any benif to using those 8 diode smoother, or is that sort of thing built in to this board?
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
These drivers and the circuit design for them does not need smoothers.
(0) (0)
woodwaker_dave (verified owner) –
Thanks – they were back in stock and I have one on order.
(0) (0)
woodwaker_dave (verified owner) –
Thanks for your answer. I do appreciate that you have a good product and great quality. I was thinking there could be a way to supply orders in a controlled manner, maybe by groups, etc. You have produced a great product that everyone wants.
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
To make sure we’re keeping the quality up and not rushing these boards through production we are doing smaller 100-200 runs of boards at a time. We are going to see if we can restore people to the waiting list if they’ve already signed up.
(1) (0)
CRUISER DON RUSSELL (verified owner) –
AS SOON AS I SAW THE LIVE STREEM ABOUT THIS PRODUCT, I DECIDED THAT I HAD TO HAVE IT. I NOW HAVE IT INSTALLED AND FULLY USTILIZED AND ENJOYED THE SUPPORT, VIDEO’S, ETC.. I DID HAVE SOME ISSUES WITH THE SOFTWARE BUT I GOT THAT SORTED OUT. THEN THE REAL PROBLEM AROSE, I ASSUMED THAT MY Z STEPPER WAS GOOD AND IT SENT ME CHASING MY TAIL FOR A WHILE, BUT, PLUGGING Z INTO Y SOCKET AND THE Y INTO THE Z SOCKET TOLD ME THE STORY.
I AM VERY PLEASED WITH THIS INSTALL AND VERY IMPRESSED WITH WHAT I KNOW OF IT AT THIS TIME. I REALLY LIKE THE EASE OF UPDATING USING “ATOM”. THIS WAS A LEARNING EXPERIENCE WELL WORTH WHILE.
JUST DO IT !
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
Charles Guerin –
Loved the firmware install from SD Card! Great time-saver. Install went pretty well though my OEM APR probe (similar to the EZABL) wouldn’t work with the new board, probably an issue with pull-up or pull- down resistors on the z-end stop input. So… I ordered an EZABL, and stuck the old Z end stop on in the meantime.
Print quality is very good now, machine is basically silent as promised…now how can we get the fans silent? :-))
If I could recommend something — make an instruction list for the CR-10 or CR-10S because it took me awhile to figure out the fan configuration. Not sure why it uses a screw connection for always on fans instead of a 12 volt pin? (which would have been plug and play)
(3) (0) Watch Unwatch
Peter Lunn (verified owner) –
Purchase for my Ender 3 Pro.
Very easy hardware install as per the video’s, a few issues getting the firmware built (not TH3D issues but Atom). Got it working with my BLTouch easily (after looking at BLTouch/Marlin 2.0 guides on YouTube, re-wiring the BLTouch connector and a little soldering as the wires pulled out of the connectors on the BLTouch, not the best quality, might look at changing to EZabl in future). I’ve seen a good step up in print quality and down in noise. Connected straight o my existing Octoprint no issues. I’ve mostly been printing PETG on my heavily upgraded printer (my own designed linear rails on Y and working on Z axis upgrade). Not solved my slight vertical lines but it confirmed its either a stepper/hardware issue. So far very, very happy with the purchase, would recommend to anyone looking for an upgrade board, not just for the noise reduction.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
woodwaker_dave (verified owner) –
I have had my first installed on my Ender 5 for about a month. Installation was very easy and simple, since the board is a drop in replacement. I have just finished adding the EZABL and the solid bed mounts. These parts make it so easy to print now. Quiet printing, no manual bed leveling. My only complaint is that I have been waiting for a board to install on my second Ender 5 printer. I have the a EZABL kit ready to go, but need the board!!!
(0) (0)
Charles Guerin –
Loved the firmware install from SD Card! Great time-saver. Install went pretty well though my OEM APR probe (similar to the EZABL) wouldn’t work with the new board, probably an issue with pull-up or pull- down resistors on the z-end stop input. So… I ordered an EZABL, and stuck the old Z end stop on in the meantime.
Print quality is very good now, machine is basically silent as promised…now how can we get the fans silent? :-))
(1) (0)
Curtis Brooks (verified owner) –
I am glad I purchased two boards from the first batch. Installed one in my CR10 converted to a CR10S and it is running great. The loudest part of the machine is the 5015 part fan I installed. Movement is smooth, and print quality is top-notch. Definitely recommend to others.
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
woodwaker_dave (verified owner) –
Wish I had purchased two also
(0) (0)
deleonc (verified owner) –
Installed on my Cr-10 wow is this thing quiet now. direct replacement and easy to load firmware. will purchase another one for the ender3pro
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
Johnathen Hopkins (verified owner) –
Put this in my new ender 3 pro and this board is amazing I can’t believe how silent it is now. The build quality is the best. Plan on upgrading all my printers to this board.
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
bstewart74 (verified owner) –
Purchased this for my Creality CR10s and WOW. Amazing high-quality product. Literally painless plug and play coupled with fantastic guides. Using Atom to compile the firmware was a slight learning curve but this is yet another home run for TH3D.
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
smps891 (verified owner) –
Is there any way to set the home position to the stock cr10s homing position? Don’t like the homing to be in the center of the bed cause sometimes filament oozes out during heat up before a print and causes problems..
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
If the homing is in the center this is because you are using an ABL probe with it and this is normal. The feature is called Z safe homing and is what is needed to make sure the ABL sensor homes 100% on the bed instead of accidentally homing off the edge depending on the mount being used.
(0) (0)
Question
Vince –
can this be configured to work with a hypercube core xy build design?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
The target market is for the Creality machines (and soon the SV01). But the firmware is open source and the board itself is supported in Marlin 2.0 (the latest version on their GitHub). The main thing would be the LCD since the Creality ones use a single ribbon cable. You can use the traditional 12864 (like what we sell on the site here) with the dual cable LCD adapter board for the display. But do note that the SD card is only going to be used with the onboard slot, not the LCD. Once you have that added on you can set it up like any other board would be in the Marlin 2.0 firmware for any machine.
(0) (0)
iain.wheeley (verified owner) –
Loving the Marlin 2.0 and the hugely expanded selection of options. Makes working with the EZABL and Run-out detector super easy and reliable. Well documented processes for configuring and managing the FW upgrades.
Interestingly it is not quite as silent as my previous silent Ender board (slight “chuffing noise from the drivers) but near enough so as not to care. Great product
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
Killajoedotcom (verified owner) –
I bought this for my Creality Ender 3 Pro and belive it’s the way to go. This board drops right into place of the stock board and is so much quieter than the old one. It also has provisions for a filament runout sensor, BLTouch or EZABL, and dual Z axis. The firmware update method via online configurator is definitely a plus. I recommend upgrading to this board for all Creality machines.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Anson (verified owner) –
Literally took me 15 minutes to install on my CR-10 S5. The online Marlin 2.0 configuration was also a complete breeze and firmware was installed at first boot up. Performance of my printer has noticeably improved and adjust vref without a meter is an absolute pleasure .
Great deal, fast postage and a top quality board.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
WFOrider (verified owner) –
Purchased this for my Creality CR10s and OMG Amazing high-quality product. 100% Drop-In Replacement Board 32 Bit CPU for fast printing and all the latest features running the latest Marlin 2.0 firmware Silent Trinamic TMC 2208 stepper drivers running at 1/256 stepping works as advertised great value will be my go to board for all supported Creality printers. Thanks for all you do for the community!
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
peters.matt73 (verified owner) –
I have an Ender 3 and was really wanting it to be quieter as I print a lot at night an didn’t like the stock sound of the Ender 3. I’m super impressed with the TMC 2208 drivers and how quiet my stepper motors are. The quality of the TH3D EZBoard is great too, I wanted to purchase a quality board not a cheap pile of junk. It took longer to get the hot glue off the stock board then to plug everything into the new EZBoard. I have a EZOut filament sensor, an EZABL PRO bed leveling sensor and the Dual Z upgrade. I’m happy with all my TH3D upgrades! The steps to compile TH3D Unified Firmware Package with Marlin 2.0 were simple for me but I have previous code experience and I was able to compile the new FW in about 2.5 mins on my PC.
I would defiantly recommend to anyone considering this product.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Steve –
Hi Tim
Can this board be used on a Tevo Tornado? If so would I have to remove the external stepper smoothers? Love all your upgrades and products, my Tevo has never run better just looking to see if I can quiet it down a bit. Thanks
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
Unfortunately not for that machine but we do sell replacement drivers if you have the board that is the MKS Gen L with the socketed stepper drivers: https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/genuine-watterott-tmc2208-stepper-driver-w-heatsink/
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
Absolutely. This is a direct replacement (as long as you do not have the touch screen on the machine). It will run smoother overall and be much quieter. The loudest thing on the printer will be the fans at that point.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
kirk.grames (verified owner) –
Fantastic, must have purchase for your Ender 3 / Pro. Installation was very simple. I used the online firmware compiler, downloaded the .bin file, cut/pasted it on to the SD card and done!. Now my printer is silent (also purchased all noctua fans). The best part is that my bed temps and bed leveling are so perfect that I no longer need to print rafts for large prints. Im getting NO curling on corners now printing on my glass bed! Very happy with my purchase. Ordered with Priority mail on Sunday, product shipped Monday and I had it by Wednesday. Its nice knowing that this is going to a small/U.S. based company. I have a feeling that TH3D wont be small for long. I definitely recommend.
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
Jameson Jendreas (verified owner) –
Installed on my CR-10 S. Fairly painless install. Only thing that wasn’t straight plug-and-play are the case fans, but still easy to install. Renders the printer nearly silent. I had issues with building firmware in Atom and ended up using Visual Studio Code instead (as I use VSC already). Works great with my EZALB. Highly recommend.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Question
michaelshewitt –
Is there a specific reason this board is not compatible with the Ender-2? I live in a small, open-plan studio, and would like to make my printer as silent as possible. Installing dampers – with their associated flex – does not seem the best way.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
The Ender 2 uses a completely different LCD than the others and the mounting holes are different. The LCD on the Ender 2 isn’t supported at this time.
(1) (0)
Michael Hewitt –
I see, thank you. So are stepper dampers my only way to quieten the Ender-2?
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
There are other ways as well. Check out our communities at Community.TH3DStudio.com. There are a lot of people in there that you can bounce ideas off of.
(1) (0)
Question
Iain (verified owner) –
Is it still an upgrade to add the High Amp 12V/24V MOSFET V2 to this board or is it already using an improved MOSFET over the Creality 1.1.5?
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
jf lahos –
Is the hardware compatible ? Because the product is inside “CR-20 upgrades”.
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
This product is not inside the CR-20 upgrades category as it is not compatible with the CR-20 at this time.
(0) (0)
jf lahos –
Is it working on a cr-20 ?
(0) (0)
Tor Blazeby –
The CR-20 is not supported by the EZBoard Lite firmware.
(0) (0)
Tim Hoogland –
It is since the board is fused at 15A. If you have a bed that pulls more than 13A then an external mosfet is recommended.
(1) (0)
bluecobras09 (verified owner) –
Relatively new 3D printer here and love new things and features. Found TH3D when watching 3D printer videos and was initially looking at the EZABL. When I saw the EZBoard was coming I held off and ordered the EZBoard and EZABL Pro together. What awesome products. I now no longer need to level my bed manually and the printer is so quiet. Also installed the solid bed mounts. Install was easy other than the fact I am getting up in age and my eyes are not the best and reading the small print is difficult. So the documentation and videos are very important to me. And the TH3D provided videos and documentation are excellent. My Ender 5 is a much better printer now.
(1) (0) Watch Unwatch
Gavin T (verified owner) –
So I haven’t had it in my CR-10S for too long, but I’ll give my thoughts on messing around with it for a week. In short, it’s great! Nozzle temps are absolutely rock solid, I used to get temp fluctuations of +/- 3-5 degrees pretty much constantly, especially at higher temps(yes, I tried PID tuning, I suspect I had a bad board). The temps with this board are on target 99.99% of the time. No fluctuations at all, really impressed with that consistency.
The silent steppers are no joke either! I pushed it to close to 100mm/sec print speed just to see and still couldn’t hear anything over the control box fans. Throw your stepper dampeners away!
Would definitely recommend to anyone struggling with consistency issues with their Creality printer or wanting to quiet it down. Well worth the $$ and the couple month wait time
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
shadow703793 (verified owner) –
This board is certainly top quality. The soldering and components are very good, MOSFETs and stepper drivers run pretty cool (judged by using a IR thermometer, not quite as good as a thermal cam though). With TH3D now having their EZFirmware site (currently in Beta) it makes it super easy to customize and grab new firmware. I am currently using this on a modified Ender 3 Pro (EZABL Pro, Zesty Nimble, upgraded fans).
(2) (0) Watch Unwatch
Steve Schowiak (verified owner) –
This board is a must! Motors are whisper quiet, print quality is much better.
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
ThierryC (verified owner) –
I mainly bought this board as I read a lot of reviews talking about the silence of the motors after installing it. It was true, except for the extruder motor which now is squealing like hell. I took the opportunity that the printer would be open to also change the heated bed with an AC bed and swap the glass and its bl**dy clips with an EZFlex kit.
Now, the swap with a CR10-S mainboard is anything but easy, I had to dig online in search of what actually where the stock connections for the fans, they are written fan1, fan2, fan3 and K-fan on the board… go figure what it is!!
On the CR10-S V1:
fan1 = controlled box fan (the big one to cool the mainboard)
fan2 = always on hotend fan with the yellow wire being (+) and the white being (-)
fan3 = Always on box fan (at the rear of the box)
K-fan = Cooling part fan
That took me some time to figure out what was what as I did not want to end up with wrong connections but I anyway, ended up burning the hotend fan as the wiring is not standard!
I have one of the first version of the EZAbl pro which was not triggering the Z stop so I had to re-open the box and tinker some DIY solution to plug the Z Stop to the Servo connector.
I also noticed that the stock cooling part fan was not kicking below 25% with this board so I changed it with another one from Creality which is a bit bigger but kicks at 15% now.
All in all, I got some sweat but the printer is now pretty silent which amazes me and ready for the next generation of true 3D printing (non planar printing)
(0) (0) Watch Unwatch
Tim Hoogland –
The noise from the E is normal as we run the E driver in SpreadCycle per Trinamics recommendation for extruder motors. You can try using the stealthchop option in the firmware for E (or change it from the LCD) but if you notice step loss then disable it. Some people don’t have issues on their particular setups with stealthchop on the E driver but we’ve had it work and not work without step loss in our internal testing so we recommend leaving it disabled on E for the best end user experience.
(0) (0)