Thank you Garret. I learnt something new from you. i almost give up my k7 easythreed printer. once watched this video its is time for me to revive and resume it

I'd be interested in more ideas like this.

It’s been five years since you made this video and I want you to know that every time I have to replace an FEP to come back to this. Amazing work,. Thank you.

all ya need is the same amount of pins and post

@3DPrintFarm Thanks for posting this video. Have you ever had a customer return because of a failure of the cement please?

Awesome! Thanks for the tip!

We got to mcgarrah farms all the time. Go hogs.

Now that is an explanation that is the best .

File Validator link no longer available. Any new updates?

sorry 10 min of shit

I came for the leveling and stayed for the SF2 arcade machine. Can i come play that sometime?! :D

I hope youve been doing good these past few years, i just pulled my anycubic photon back out and replaced the fep thanks to you. Thank you for all of these helpful videos, its getting me back into this hobby I used to do mess around with and try to get working all the time

Cool little video.. but go ahead and pull out your wallet, het the 100w MOPA... :)

Amazing!! ❤

Ditch the leather cement and get heat activated glue. Use a hat press. You will get much more uniform adhesion.

What are you charging for wholesale on the completed hat?

Thanks for the great video with the great tips. ❤ Also your test print is really cool. I also print a small test print with the Bambu A1 Mini after changing the filament to dual-color, so that I can estimate the color gradient well before printing. I also designed something on Makerworld, if anyone can use it. The name is: Dual-Color Dial. The big advantage is the short print time of ~18 min and the design in the shape of BambuLab print bed, so you doesn't loose the orientation after you remove the dial from the build plate.

Thank you for the great video and the info for the files!

Nice to see, that Q has a hobby, after torturing Picard :-) (first time view of one of your videos, and much thanks for.the knowledge shared by you!)

Greatly appreciated, sir! I'm about to change my FEP for the first time, and this makes it look really easy! I'm hoping I can find an Android app that works as well as the one you're using.

Quindi se ho capito bene, la ricottura non è un pretrattamento ma una incisione fuori fuoco di 5 mm, esatto? Inoltre che parametri hai usato, in base alla tua macchina? Complimenti per il video.

Thanks from Denmark🤗

Where can I get patterns?

picture wont load like it does yours

Super precise bubble level. Machinists use it. Then you use your eyeball to make sure the bubble is in the center. Lol. I work in the aerospace/defense industry, and if your using your eye to check a level, no matter how much that level cost....trying to eye the bubble being in the center of the bubble...is lol. Machinists don't use bubbles to level their equipment.

thank you very much sir i wasnt sure how to change my FEP out and i found your video and you walked me right through the process sir you haved help me alot through my journey of resin 3d printing sir and i readlly do appreciate a lot sir

Thank you for this. Your video was valuable.. got yoyrself a new subcriber from the UK 🇬🇧 🙌 i have a 60w JPT mopa with 110mm lens. I have ezcad2 and lightburn. Whoch software should I use for black marking steel. Thank you

fantasic, if you just want a black design on white tile do i still need to paint?

is this feature on the uvtools? on the github they say to use that...

So informative. Thanks.

I think I've learned something every 3-4 minutes watching this video. Thanks again for putting it together.

Yeah...I get it. Glowforge is cool - but if you have an OUNCE of patience, and are willing to learn how these machines work - you can buy 2 or 3 OMTechs for the price of a Glowforge, and not rely on their cloud system...and run circles around the them.

Can the cork be soaked? 🤣 Really good video, thanks for sharing.

Great video! I figured out dark black annealing on my fiber without defocusing the lens. 8 watts of power. Line space .02mm. 100khz frequency. 100 mm/s. Thats with a 175mm work area lens.

This is an amazing walkthrough, thank you so much for being so thorough

After 4 years.. how would you rate these prints by your current standards?

Does anyone know the dimensions of that Gatorade cap?

Thank you that was really helpful. Most of these leveling videos are like only 5 minutes and rush through the info

gatorade cap>? Certainly there must be a more standard option right? Any suggestions other than gatorade because thats ambiguous. what else can be used?

This was cool

Do you still use Vecteezy? I understand that this video is 2 years old, but i couldn't find that vector when searching for it. Thank you for your detailed procedure on how to do the process.

4 hrs to print the dark knight? And is that considered fast??? Is it still true in 2024 standard? I was hoping that it takes 4 seconds.

Isn't this exactly what Lychee has built into their slicer? It seems like the same thing.

*Fun video Garret, great tips!* When you install the font, it's available in Lightburn, so no need to format it elsewhere! _BTW, Gweike is pronounced GEE WEE_

you could have designed it in Lightburn. Then make your circle a cut and the text a fill. So much easier than going back and forth to illustrator.

@3dprintfarm Do you know how to change color of filament on bottom and top ? When using dual color

Wow I have seen price Good bye

Print one of these out for your filament, and glue it to your filament spool for ALL future references.

Both hats are similar because they are made in the same factory. One or the other has given instruction on how the hat is too be constructed. To be honest the yupoong in my opinion is a far better hat. However the customer wants what the cust wants.

My printer takes 4 times as long to print this test piece