Highly recommended. Instructions are a bit brief, but sufficient. With my Ender 3 Pro w/ upgraded Creality 1.1.5 silent mainboard I had none of the issues described by the TeachingTech tutorial. I received a genuine BLTouch V3.1, and also had none of the “BLTouch V3 incompatibility w/ Ender 3”-problems. Creality had stepped up to the plate after all the complaints about crappy software.

Highly recommended. Instructions are a bit brief, but sufficient. With my Ender 3 Pro w/ upgraded Creality 1.1.5 silent mainboard I had none of the issues described by the TeachingTech tutorial. I received a genuine BLTouch V3.1, and also had none of the “BLTouch V3 incompatibility w/ Ender 3”-problems. Creality had stepped up to the plate after all the complaints about crappy software.

Highly recommended. Instructions are a bit brief, but sufficient. With my Ender 3 Pro w/ upgraded Creality 1.1.5 silent mainboard I had none of the issues described by the TeachingTech tutorial. I received a genuine BLTouch V3.1, and also had none of the “BLTouch V3 incompatibility w/ Ender 3”-problems. Creality had stepped up to the plate after all the complaints about crappy software.

Works well on Ender 3, BUT if your control board has capacitor C7 installed (see photo) then you must remove it, or the very short duration Z-stop signal from BLTouch will not be detected and the extruder will just crash into the print bed when it auto-homes. This is a known issue with BLTouch and the latest Ender 3 control boards leave out C7. To refit the Ender 3/Pro cover and fan, you need to bend the four pins on the adapter PCB so that the 4-way header from BLTouch is horizontal. Versions of this kit sold elsewhere have the pins already bent.

Works well on Ender 3, BUT if your control board has capacitor C7 installed (see photo) then you must remove it, or the very short duration Z-stop signal from BLTouch will not be detected and the extruder will just crash into the print bed when it auto-homes. This is a known issue with BLTouch and the latest Ender 3 control boards leave out C7. To refit the Ender 3/Pro cover and fan, you need to bend the four pins on the adapter PCB so that the 4-way header from BLTouch is horizontal. Versions of this kit sold elsewhere have the pins already bent.

Works well on Ender 3, BUT if your control board has capacitor C7 installed (see photo) then you must remove it, or the very short duration Z-stop signal from BLTouch will not be detected and the extruder will just crash into the print bed when it auto-homes. This is a known issue with BLTouch and the latest Ender 3 control boards leave out C7. To refit the Ender 3/Pro cover and fan, you need to bend the four pins on the adapter PCB so that the 4-way header from BLTouch is horizontal. Versions of this kit sold elsewhere have the pins already bent.