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If it's a downloaded part, and to keep the part dimensions as the creator intended, a bit of sandpapering the insert would suffice. This way you don't have to reprint it again and the part may HAVE to stay the same dimension if, for example, it needs to match up with another object in the overall scheme.

took a shot every time he said layer height. I'm super hydrated right now

The problem I am finding is that when I find a design and I want to take out the supports they designed into it I cant do that. For instance there is a baby yoda I wanted to print. I did one in a solid color and about half the print was supports.

Orthogonal: of or involving right angles; at right angles. Orthography: the art of writing words with the proper letters according to standard usage. Good tutorial though, but 8 ads on a 33 minute video, really?

2:35 and you haven’t started.

anecdotal youtuber evidence of health concerns is not the most reliable

I recently got an anycubic kobra 2 neo as my first ever printer and it prints out of the box with their settings on their slicer. Followed their suggested inputs for cura and am having trouble even getting bed adhesion. I suppose I need to make all their values closer? They default settings and temps they suggest aren’t the same for both slicers 😅 I need help lmao

I started printing with my p1s right out of the box but started having questions and decided to search for tutorials. Yours is the first I've watched and found it to be hugely helpful. I'm even more excited now, feeling better equipped to use the machine! Now on to your other videos haha!

An excellent tutorial. Very thorough and easy to follow. You are a very accomplished instructor Muchas gracias.

Which printer are you recommend? for: Tinkerpad, Lego parts And ways to make it's not smell ;)

Spending an hour watching this video will save me countless hours in the future!! Thanks so much!!

To the point video, got me started quickly. Keep up the good work mate

Dude! leave the freakin' cursor in one place! Put it on your subject and leave it there until you neede to move it the next item! Im somewhere between a siezure and vomiting and that sucks because I like what you're doing!

hey!! just to confirm in this video u only actually used distilled water right?

This series was fantastic, dry brushing is the key. Can't wait to try it.

Thank you ! 😊

Great video! When I cure prints with resin it gets a lot of dust on it, what can I do about it?

31:12 woops you forgot a cut lol

So i was thinking to get a resin printer but i don't have a seperate room to put it. now my question is i saw videos where people put them in grow tents with a little heater so it stays a certain temperature and a ventilator that pull the fumes out through a pipe out of the window, is that safe enough or not?

Thanks! Just got a new, portable airbrush and this info is so helpful!

Very good job!

So the standard painting process. I was expecting slicer settings or something :( hahahaha

PLA will degrade when cooling down? What??

I was at 0.2 now 0.1 and printer speed at 20.0 only cause I wanted a specific detail on my Deadpool pistol for the top the rest I just do a bit faster

I'm seasoned in 3d printing. Just got my first Bambu printer, so I'm brand new to Bambu's slicer/painter. Your videos are a fantastic tool to sink my teeth into and have successful colour prints every time.

Loved your example with the base colour "mistake". Super helpful for learning. Thanks!

You are a great teacher!

This is fantastic! Thank you for taking the time to share this with us!

Thanks

Just starting out so don’t really want to buy the expensive airbrush paints yet. This information is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks 😀‼️👍

thanks dude, u the goat

This was an amazing video. Thank you for having it. how did you go and make the gloss black paint you used???

Loving the videos. My x1c is being delivered today. Been binging this series. Thanks

half of the items you recommend are completely useless

Plaid is the manufacturer of Apple Barrel, Folk Art, and Ceramcoat. Folk Art is their "Premium" formula, so it's not terribly surprising to see Folk Art take the W over Apple Barrel and Ceramcoat lines.

I just bought transparent pla, and it clogs no matter what I do, it blocks up in the tubing and is tough to get out. My white pla works fine. Is there any specific brand that works better than others?

Would you know let's say how to make the angry bird face diagonally inside the selector box so when you change the scale or dimensions on all new axis?....please I'm struggling as my object I'm trying to make slightly less wide but because of its position inside the selector box I don't have the axis in the correct orientation?

Great tutorial thanks man!

So basically, there is no settings that works :D

moral of the story is if you want resin like prints, buy a resin printer

With such a powerful moustache and round glasses combo I'm accepting all the advice given here! I'm pretty new to 3D printing ( I've had my printer a couple of years but don't use it very much) I'm also learning 3D cad as the printer was bought for making replacement obsolete plastic parts for repairs of mainly electronic items. I'm at a stage where "IF" it prints without something going wrong then it's a good print. However Some prints look sharp and smooth with virtually no layering where as others look like you could file your nails down on the sides of the print. I only came here because my ABS was a bit blobby (new roll and brand) Never heard of a temperature tower before. I did download cura when I got my printer (Flashforge Finder3) but it's not supported in cura so I use Flashforge's own slicer. It would be nice if it was possible to use Cura but again the Flashforge slicer works. But if anybody know how to use Cura with a Finder3 I'm all ears. I suppose it's not possible to generate the tower in Cura and Export it in a format that the Flashforge slicer can import?(didn't think so) Yes I know the Flashforge Finder 3 isn't a real printer, isn't upgradeable and all that And I could have got an Ender3 cheaper and upgraded it. I just wanted something that worked out of the box without it turning into another hobby. That Said the Finder3 does print ( or at least can print) very well when everything is setup. But that's the problem, as a novice Having the choice of temperatures, extrude rates, retract rates, print speed , travel speed, fuzzy shells, ironing, rafts, support styles, and a million an one other options you'll never actually understand what they do! Getting a perfect print isn't always expected getting one is a bonus. i'd like to have less disappointing prints

In machining you have what is known as a clearance fit. If you make a hole the exact same size as the dowel pin, thry will not fit. They make dowelpin reamers to ease up on the hole a little. And if this is a blind hole, not a thru hole, it still wont fit unless you have a way for air to escape. You can get tight metal to fit by freezing the pin, or heating up the hole side.

Also could be different just between the 1p and 1s and the orientation of the cooling onto the print.

Still have no idea how to make my own 3d prints

Where did you get the file for the emptying station?

@ItsMeaDMaDe can you share your tree support settings?

If I were to order them on your link would they be shipped out already printed or do I need to print them ?

Hello, Newbie here! Recently made the move from an Ender to the Bambu A1 Combo..Love it but going from prusaslicer to bambu studio has been a bit challenging. Your videos have helped me immensely with the initial start up but I've run into a little snag and was hoping you could guide me in the right direction. When trying to print a project last night I ran into an error saying "error 20 non-manifold edges". When using Prusaslicer all errors are fixed for you but I'm on a Macbook and the "fix" option is only supported on Windows based comps when using Bambu studio. Is there a work around for these situations or am I SOL?

Today my first layer was dark blue and my top layer was red... now that's confusing

36:25 That poor bug on the ear got sprayed with primer, lol.