If you took my quiz, you would've guessed correctly. 😆 Thank you so much for watching my videos

I've learned from many misfit fans that Designing Woman will always be "top of the charts" Pun intended. lol

I wish I made a complete Jem and the holograms list because I was talking about Jem the show as a whole.😅 But you have an awesome list of songs for each video.

I agree, and I'm learning as I collect these guys the proper techniques to handle them as I go. I'm very appreciative of it. Cause I need to do a follow-up of this video with what I've recently learned.

I don't know the extent of your filament. (Like how much it has clogged your extruder? Or if it filled it to the top or if it's stuck at the end that connects with the heat sink) The only incident I had before this video was a small blob that I could easily pluck out with tweezers. The fact that yours is solidified would mean that you would have to heat it up somehow. Have you tried a heat gun? You would have to match the temperature of the filament to soften it somehow so you can pull it out. 🤔 This is the only time I've had this problem. After this, I started using temp towers to prevent this from happening. 😅. This is a suggestion, I don't knew if this will help.

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 It was my fault...I poked it with the needle that comes with the printer to clean it and when I pulled it, a little filament came back I believe I'll open the extruder and see what happens...thanks

@@CortesBombado-fv9cy I'm gonna sound like an after-school special but I wouldn't sweat it. I personally used to (and still kinda) take things apart to figure out how it works. I say chalk this up as an experience, learn, grow, and continue to print. But be careful with how you handle it when taking it apart because you don't want anything falling out and you don't know where it came from. I wish I was more help.😞

I hope you find them, that is indeed a classic show and would be a nice collection for a fan to have.

Thank you! I had a blast that night, Universal Orlando did not disappoint this year lol.

Thank you for watching! Its a fun program and it has been very helpful for me. If you are a writer, I hope campfire will help you organize your notes and plan your story accordingly.

I'm so glad you enjoyed the game. I wanted to do someone fun with my favorite shows. That and find a reason to just hear these guys with just the instrumentals or acapella 😆

You are absolutely right on both counts. Gloves should be a preference, and I figured that not all cels have authenticated certificates but it's also best to make sure it's the real deal. I have pinned your comment cause this is very good information for all to know. Thank you and happy collecting.

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 Getting cels authenticated is so hard! I hope to find and list people who can do it in the future. Happy to help! 💖

There was a Jem website way back in the early 2000s that I found most of the songs. Then I found other sites and purchased a program to get them separated. It was worth it hearing both instrument and acapella pieces.

@JawonBlackmon That's unfortunate that it didn't work. Don't get me wrong, it's cool after a couple of times. Anything more than that....we'll you know. 😂

It reacts to light, try to use a flash from a smartphone

I could never get enough. Thank you for the wonderful comment, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video.

Good to know, I didn't know that. Thank you.

Thank you for the tip, I will keep an eye out and let you know.

I need to find those versions!!! I realize, after this video how much everyone loves "Designing Woman" lol

I took the 24-month plan where I'm paying 96.28 a month (79.99 + S&H+ taxes). At the end, I'm giving them extra because of the nickel and diming but...I have no regrets.

Thank you! I think I'm more comfortable with Light novels cause I think that's how my writing has always been. vs just normal descriptive narration.

Ok so what do you put behind it then? And do you use microchamber paper at all? I think the best thing to do is a cel bag inbetween the cel and the background then into an itoya folder all together. But please correct me if I'm wrong? Normally what should a cel sit on top of before going into the itoya because I don't think it should be directly on top of the acid free itoya sheet. And Does putting microchamber paper on top of the cel ( and under the plastic of the itoya) do anything?

Fair point, I have been looking into cel bags also but you would still have to change them periodically. Thankfully my cels have been safe. Because the itoya sheet (black paper and the plastic film in front are also acid-free. I haven't seen any negative signs. But I've been looking into other things like a temperature and humidity cabinet. Think of microchamber paper as acid-free absorbent paper like those silicone beads from shoe boxes. So in case your cel undergoes VS the microchamber paper will help with the odor.

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 So where do you put the microchamber paper? And the black itoya sheet in back/plastic film in front - are you not worried about the cel sticking to those on the front and back BECAUSE* they are acid free? Does acid free stop the sticking from happening?

@@SouLAnimation The plastic film in front is the same material as the comic book sleeves polypropylene. Yes, I placed the acid-free microchamber paper behind the cell like what you see in the video because I feel that it will maintain the odor and any other chemical-based issues that may occur. I would've done the same if I put them in comic book sleeves. I keep my folder flat in a cold, dry, environment where humidity is not a problem. This is what I've researched, as well as my personal choice based on the research. I am always open to learning new information from professional cel collectors as I am still new to this world.

​@@JustAnAverageGirl83 Sorry I thought I was responding to the original commentor. Ok I just found out from collectors on Rubber-Slug that you do not want to put microchamber paper behind it. Either in a cel bag individually or a bag cut open on 2 sides with the cel cellotaped in place to the top of the bag and the background placed underneath so the cel and bag are separated.. then into a larger cel bag..air removed then sealed.. then into an itoya. So complicated haha

YESSS!! I'm so excited you're writing a novel 🤩. I'm an organized /disorganized writer 😂. I'm putting it all together and I think I found a software that is helping me do this.

It depends, after a print and I switch out filament, after I retract I set the temp to 243-246 c and use the wire and to push out any excess filament in the heat sink out through the nozzle. I would try that. If you can't even feed the wire through the extruder, then somehow there's filament stuck in the passage way of the extruder, and you would need to open up your device to take it out. This is a KZbin short where I demonstrate that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXPaZJufer-mmdEsi=dYh8hyCqnUnElMei If it's a brand new filament, I always do a temp tower so I now the right temperature to set it cause if the temp isn't correct, I believe that's how filament gets stuck. After I did that I've haven't had a problem since. Happy printing

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 thanks for the reply but I tried this and I broke a quick connect on my printer so I have to get a new one thanks though

Welcome to the 3D printing world! 🥳 Was it the CR touch error?! And you just got the printer?! 🤯 oh, that's interesting. I wonder if creality realizes that? I'm glad that you were able to resolve it. As a starter printer, I've enjoyed it for quite sometime. Had a lot more successful prints than the Ender 3 v2. Happy Printing and thank you for checking out my channel

LOL!!!

Lol, it's a statue like a marker honoring Hermes, the fertility god. Not surprisingly, there are very few women herm statues and more men statues.

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 Oh yeahhhhh, forgot all about that. The teratoma episode blocked all that out.

@jameshunt2577 damn, that sucks you had a bad experience. At least you found a printer that works for you. To me personally, 3d printers are a preference. If it works for you great, if you found one that works 10x better, fantastic. As long as you're able to print what you love, or print to make profit, go for it. Happy Printing!

@thibaultdesrumaux8067 Well, partitioning is not really formatting. it's dividing the mini SD card's space. The card I used is 16gb, and I was able to allocate it to the 4096. I haven't tried any other brand than the one that could only convert to exfat. So the one I specified came from my ender 3 v2, which I think may have come with the printer🤔. So, if you are unable to format it to 4096 without having to split the storage, it could work. But again, you have a different brand, so I don't know if the card is the culprit or creality is picky on their card brands. Let me know what happens when you format without partitioning. So I can give you credit that other brands than the one I suggest will work without fault.

@3dprintingnerd12 what is the message that you're getting? If you didn't get a message what does it look like?

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 do you have discord?

This filament company near by my house ha a discord and i would love to add you if you wanted

@@3dprintingnerd12 I appreciate the invite, however I will decline. The file that updates the printer is called "Ender-3 V3 SE_HWCR4NS200320C13_SW1.0.6_GD303.bin. That is the second thing you're supposed to do after you have already updated the screen display using the TJC_SET Folder. When you update your printer and it still doesn't work, rename that file to 123, which will turn into 123.bin. I hope this helps.

@@JustAnAverageGirl83i figured it out but thank you so much for always making helpful vids, u got a new sub over here

That's really good! I would dub it "Truly Outrageous". Did you get the bonus question from the second video correct? I wasn't sure if anyone knew😅

It was a live stream when Mark was leaving the internship with corridor crew where they decided to get together for the first time in five years. I just made a video of what I noticed the whole time watching the stream. If you want to watch the full video, search for "its been five years markiplier"

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 thanks a ton

Thank you very much. I have a heat gun, can I use that to clean up dried caked filament on my heatsink? Cause your method is brilliant.

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 I think it would work. You probably want a nozzle on the heat gun that is focused so you're not accidentally overheating other parts of the print head. I was able to focus it just on the dried filament and as it would start to melt I could easily pry it off with some tool. I'm not as familiar as you are with all the components. If you are aware of something sensitive you may want to place Kapton tape over it for some extra heat protection.

@@ridethetsunami I'm sure I can MacGyver something lol. Thank you so much!!😁

Thank you very much, "If you love what you do, you'll never work a day in your life." Video making has been a passion of mine since I used to make anime music videos waaay back when. 😊

@ZehnWaters you are correct, though sunbow's headquarters was in New York they sent their work to Japan for it to be animated. Like how Steven Universe had their work done in south Korea

@ZehnWaters My friend, ive learned in life. There's nothing stopping you but yourself. Went to school for animation (didn't do much for me when the recession hit) the skills I've learned o use for my videos, and I continue to learn. I also love to write, and I'm trying to get a YA novel going that I was terrified to show. I have the 1st draft online which brought traction and the chance to work for Webnovel, but I'm not ready just yet so I'm fleshing it out more. Like art, fashion is what you want it to be and taking from one of Jem's songs "It all depends on the mood you're in." What ever you do, I hope you follow your dreams, just take small steps at a time. 😉

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 thank you. ^_^ I WANT to go to textiles and clothing school at Washington State University, where my mom is from, but I don’t have the money. Someday.

@ZehnWaters If you can find scholarship programs that can pay for your schooling, I would look into that as a start. If there are any community colleges that can get you started into fashion, that's also a small step in the right direction. I feel that it could also benefit you when you are ready for Washington State. As my uncle always says, "the internet is a free source for finding answers to almost anything you're looking for" All the best and thank you for stopping by my channel and saying hi.😃

There is an uproot max that I purchased, which is wider than the little guy, so I will be trying that and see how well it does. Because yes it will save up on time as well, and that's what I was hoping the Xtra was going to do. But I hope the Xtra is helping you not be on your knees or harming your back. Always a pleasure talking to you.

Thank you. I know there are printers out there that are more efficient than this. For someone on a budget, like myself, and you want to know how to manage your printer while learning how to find the best setting for smoother prints, then work on that until one can afford printers like Bambu...that's the goal. So research what printer your looking for amd Happy Printing!😊

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 So far i noticed, that it,s only the ecstatics that are appealing. I did a few prints on the new ender3 v2, and honestly, my modified original Ender3 does a better job so far. Maybe with some tweaking, it might perform better. So which printer are you referring to? That performs better?

@Jeatnet40 So much props to you, for successfully managing the gen 1 printers. The Bambu is all the rave. I've seen KZbin videos where it can make errors and have problems as well. Personally, I feel all printers are a preference. I once had an ender 3 v2, and I did more bed leveling than printing even when modified, so that's why I went with the SE. Ever since the auto bed leveling, I've printed more figures and had little error minus this clog which was due to the spool getting tangled in itself.

It was a fun experience. They were in Atlanta last and when Miami is done they are heading to Los Angeles next.😊

Hello Linda! I truly understand. I honestly don't enjoy being on my knees either cause I do have back problems afterward. I'm finicky because in the back of my mind, I feel that there is still more hair to be picked up, but I need to be ok with doing with what I can do for that moment. So please use the Xtra, I'm still trying to figure out a method that works just as fast as the pro or max. God bless my dear😊

That's fantastic! 😍 From what show did you purchase the cel? I'm still doing research on the frame that I want because I feel that you can't just get any frame for this. That and when I invest in storm windows, it will cool majority of my house, as well as feeling comfortable hanging it up.

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 It's a cel from Sailor moon of Mamoru! And indeed I am also looking out on frames and I think I might have to ask a local store about the exact thing I want and perhaps get one custom made. It's really tricky to find the perfect needs for a cel in one frame and on top of that I also want it to look pretty for the cel. 😭

@christina22klol12 Ohhhh Mamochan!!!😍😍😍😍 You preserve that precious piece with your life!! What season? episode? I must know what scene 😝

@@JustAnAverageGirl83 It's episode 34 of season one! (one of my favourite episodes ever!) where zoisite makes contact with him at his house. Specifically it's the scene where he sits on the sofa staring at zoisite when he lowers his hand from holding on his wound. I just love that episode so much I had to get it!

@christina22klol12 😍😍😍😍😍😍 Yesssss!!! I love that for you. That is a great scene you purchased. So yes please make sure the glass has uv protection. Research where you want to place it where the sun won't fade it. All the best my dear and thank you so much for sharing a piece of animated history with me.🥰

To be honest, this had only happened twice in my many prints. 1) I didn't clean away the silk PLA when switching out filament, and it got stuck in the extruder, and I had to open it up because it was stuck where I couldn't heat it up. 2) This video, the filament got tangled in the spool and nothing was printing (I still don't know how that happened) and yes, I did the retract and extract method at first. When nothing happened, I thought it was stuck in the extruder again and that I had to take it apart. Thankfully, like you said, it needed to be heated up. 3) The short is a demo of what happened the first time. But yes, I've learned temp towers are your best friends, and so is heating up the nozzle more than normal and I haven't had that problem since. But I thank you for the helpful advice as I feel it is good advice to get good tips and tricks from others who have gone through this. 😊