@@TheOddyNoddy it's typical and totally fine for the first few bottom layers of the circles to be filled in. I have another video explaining how to read this test. Check that out for more info.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay Thank you for the response, wasn't sure i missed something but if its normal then I'm all set

@@TheOddyNoddy you are very welcome.

@@KM19. Check this video out and see if it resolves your problem. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpCrqqqpm92codU

@@narinpen oh we've got ourselves a big shot over here!... I'm speaking from a place of pure jealousy. Glad you've got some awesome hardware to play with. 😊

@@bruno_rc a lot of people missed the fact that I said, "If you don't want to move the spool off the printer." I also said in another video that moving the spool off the printer is still the best option. It seems like some people are more concerned about telling me that I'm wrong rather than actually listening to what I said. I'm happy to admit when I'm wrong. However, I tested this setup before making this video. So, I stand by everything I said. If you'd like to run your own tests and prove me wrong then you are welcome to. Also, it's considered poor form to advertise something on someone else's content without permission. But if you're going to do it then at least provide the file name. That way people can actually find the model you're referring to without having to hunt for it.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay ok, no problem, I didn't want to criticize you, I just wanted to warn people that in my opinion best option is not having the spool on the top of the printer, and I can't add my model to hold the filament on the side because it is a remix that I made for myself using a model that does not allow publishing remixes of that model, but if I you want i can add the link to download the filament guide wich i use

@@WatemelonDawg oh that's awesome! I've been testing the Ender 3 V3 KE for a few weeks. It's basically the same as the SE with a few hardware upgrades. It's a pretty solid printer that's wicked fast! Did you see my video on recommended upgrades for the SE/KE? Nothing that's required but some helpful stuff that I felt improved my experience with it.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay yea I saw it but have had those specific problems tho

Mines currently broken and I’m using a dry box for filament

@@WatemelonDawg I'm sorry to hear that. Are you waiting on parts to fix it?

@@SlicePrintRoleplay yea reality is gonna send me a new extruder or nozzle module

@@ollyk22 for smaller printers I use 3 pieces of cloth. I do throw away the first 2 but the third is usually clean enough to keep for the next cleaning. I don't clean them but a lot of people ask about that. I suppose you could but the effort isn't worth it to me.

Thanks! New to printing myself so learning!

@@ollyk22 you are very welcome.

That's a super important call out. Thanks for that! This video is a few years old. At the time the default for UVTools was to open into the issues tab. However, that's changed with newer versions.

Hmm it's extremely hard to say without seeing what you're seeing? Did you slice the model and then go to the "Preview" tab? If yes to both questions above then please join my Facebook group or Facebook page and provide screenshots so that I can see what you're seeing.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay oh yeah i clicked preview and saw them you eaned a sub

@@tntdude500-wy7od glad to hear it was an easy fix. And thanks for the support!

That will be coming soon actually. 😊

Glad to hear that!

If you look hard enough in the comments you'll see that about 1 in 50 or so comments mention bad audio. However, it's not the majority of comments which is what I'd expect if the audio was poor for everyone. So I honestly don't know whey a handful of people experience poor audio with this video but I'm sorry you're one of them. 🤷‍♂️

Yep that's totally fine. The file extension/name changes as programs and printer firmware updates.

That's totally common. Can you feel any raised or sharp bits around where you dug into it? If not then don't worry. If so then take some 220 grit sandpaper to just that sharp area and knock it down.

Technically it's blood magic but yeah basically. 😜

@@R.B_B sorry for the late response. You'd need to add an all metal hotend. I've not used the SE so you'll have to look for a tutorial on how to complete that upgrade.

Thank you for letting me know that I didn't post a link to the model. I can't believe I did that. 🤦‍♂️ I put a link to it in the description, but I'll put it here as well. www.printables.com/model/65399-12-hole-playable-ocarina

Hmm I'm not sure about that. I'd ask in the UVTools Facebook group or in the Q&A section of the Github.

That works too. I just hate how much static electricity it builds up.

Yep I'd recommended using the thicker version on any Anycubic printer. And you are very welcome.

It's average or below but how bad/strong something is will be very subjective. But you shouldn't spending a lot of time in a room where you can smell the resin anyway. Breathing resin fumes can cause health issues. It's recommended to vent your printing area to remove the fumes as much as possible.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay I understand, mine is in a tent in the garage being extracted through a carbon filter out a in-line fan to the outside. I was just making sure of any possible other smells is all :). Thanks so much for the reply!

Oh quite a bit. 😅

That's awesome! I'm sure you'll make fantastic things with it. I'm glad you found the video helpful. 😊

Glad to hear that the video helped you. Sorry that you're having to do so much extra work.

I can't tell if you're serious or not. 😅

How well trained are they? Will they attack on command? Because you could literally stop crime in any city overnight with one news headline... "Good Samaritan Stops Crooks with Trained Pocket Spiders!"

Good to know. It's a feature available in their free version?

I literally just started experiencing that issue this week. Tightening the belts helped but the issue is still there. I'll keep everyone posted.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay O gosh. Thank you. It's so annoying. I've got the sucker apart right now and am cleaning the drivers again. It has to be the dual driver I think. If anything I'll keep yous posted aswell.

They are mostly stock for the Orca Slicer Ender 3 V3 KE profile. However, the default Support Z Distance value wasn't 0.2mm which is what I used and gave me this result.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay if only reality was so simple. you didnt get this from changing one setting .2mm

@@Saveddrip you caught me. Filament companies secretly pay me to put out misleading videos. Then people waste filament trying to recreate my results and therfore purchase more filament...

@@SlicePrintRoleplay 🤑

Yep, for the model printed in this video I used a Support Z Gap of 0.2mm for both top and bottom. I believe the stock value was 0.15mm. My basic rule with your support Z distance settings is to start with the 1X your layer height. Then try 2X. Some slicers (like Cura) will actually force you to use a multiple of the layer height. So if your layer height is 0.12 and you have a support z distance gap of 0.2, Cura will round that up to 0.24.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay just pure beauty earned my follow in a second

@@johnmay998 much appreciated. 💚

Wow

Yep that's been demonstrated to be one option to reduce vibrations.

That is such a huge compliment, thank you!

Could you join my Facebook group or Discord Server and post some pictures of what you're seeing?

@@SlicePrintRoleplay Thanks

@@Fly_Dragon279 you are very welcome.