Hi, I'm english and I am from oxford, I find it difficult to catch your technical phrases because your elocution is very fast in a fast rhythmic way which emphasizes every third word of very technical phrases, like an 1950s professor or squadron leader on oldschool bbc. If you had interpretability training for a TV show or a radio voice which is easy to listen to for everyone, I dunno how they'd fix that, I recommend you finish every sentence on a very high or a very low note, like that your ovice would be musical and the phrases would be more differentiated, you speak the words very fast so two words sometimes are spoken very fast as one, slightly flat intonation of those words, and also have snappy silences between words which are in the same train of thought, cheers. the words are machine gunned in groups of 3 and 4 and they are very technical so i can't concatenate them prior to the following phrase starting and you can play some intonation games as practice to see if you strike a pro speech delivery.

Looks like there's some sections that were duplicated (such as rotating the parts in the slicer), very helpful series for getting started though, only wish we could have seen the completed print =p

Mine didn't work. Klipper threw errors for the Transmit=0

I'm a little undecided between Qidi Q1 Pro and Creality K1C, you tested either those models? What's your advice for a total beginners that want first 3d printer?

Where can I get the spreadsheet? Link in description doesn't seem to work anymore

I've printed this multiple times, and I cannot get the skew to 100. One side is always over 100 and the other side is always under 100, any tips? What am I doing wrong? Thank you!

How do I remove it

Nice legs:)

With the v-core 4 in the coming days/weeks, I think we need an updated version of this video too

The stepper motors were the only thing I wanted to see. Do they have some odd long shaft compared to normal NEMA 14's?

The nostalgia is hitting hard right now. Lol

You mentioned Pursa Slicer and Cura. Is this something that would be worth while for a Bambu? Namely PS1?

it seems I'm late to the party

a volcano heater block is a nice upgrade for the neptune3, the volcano heater block screw is the same as the MK8 heartbreak ones, u just need to print out a new Fan Duct Adapter (usually they use two 5015 fan)

i receive this error on install [ERROR] Klipper service with name klipper not found, please install Klipper first or specify name with -s.

Who printed those blue abs parts in the print it forward? They are horrendous quality.

Do any of these have a speed ramp? I can't imagine using these and watching countless screws go flying across the room because the driver started at its rated speed. My 12 dollar China driver even has variable speed.

Practical, but ugly

Can this be done to my SV08

Thank you so much for this video!! I had to scroll through until I got to the part I needed which was I needed to change out the hot and assembly with a bracket on it and the wires. You took the time to make a very complete video, just letting you know I really appreciate your efforts and it really helped.!!!

I have 3 electric drivers but always use manual drivers while repairing expensive products such as iPhones and iPads. Maybe I trust my hand more when it comes to torque.

Another question that you will not answer - What are the dimentions of the nozzle?

You should design some attachments that let you mount a hand drill so that you can use it as a makeshift drill press or even the start of a milling machine.

Why don't you reply to a single comment here?

I contacted support and the newer printers are coming out with an Ethernet port and they're going to send me out an updated board all I had to pay was $20.00 for shipping

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Many years ago (about 10+) when i had my first printer, the wooden Replicator Dual i squared and trammed it out but found my prints to be slightly off in X/Y so i simply tightened the belt until was able to jog the head and measure the difference with my caliper. I found if i did the same measurement starting from the other end it would be off by a bit, in which i learned the dimensional relationship between the stepper motor and the closest link to the tool head. And it changes between enclosed and open prints (ABS or PLA, etc) I would recommend printing out one of those belt tension tools in petg, just to get a relative position on the tension your adjusting

Awesome work! I'm here still using one of the original steel extruder wheels from my Replicator Dual that's idk 15 years old now 😅 Printing at 26mm3s to 36mm3s, depending on the filament. Can even print up to ~45mm3s with highspeed filament on the old MK8 style extruder. Volcano heater block with a MicroSwiss CM2 0.4mm nozzle. No thermal paste, i simply tapped the block to ensure smooth matting on the threads and rapped in Kapton tape. I designed my own extruder arm for the MK8 setup to hold a larger U shaped idle bearing just below the extruder wheel as the filament curls when one side is elongated by the bite of the teeth. The old idle bearings where V shaped and i noticed provided resistance when enclosed and everything was hot. I'm running a StepperOnline 17HE12-1204S 42x30 Nema17 stepper rated at 26Ncm(36.82oz)/1.2A, running it at 1A with a TL-smoother 😅 All this on a heavily modified Creality Sermoon D1, which i purchased open box for $280 some 3 years ago (retail was $1200). I knew it was flawed but it had a massive frame which weighs about 20Kg/44lbs and i saw the potential

So the A1 Mini has linear slides on all axis and the A1 does not?

Is the quidi running any thing and nice videos

One thing you did not talk about was build quality. Which one will still be around after years of constant use. It is possible this is another example of "you get what you paid for".

Great work man!

Hi was wondering if you could post the heat press, please

Is the motherboard the same as the Smart3 minus the Ethernet Chip and connector?

all of that for a drop of bambulabs' blood

That didn't really help much more than the last thing I saw..definitely not a very intuitive system..the same example works if you cross ur fingers, tho :p (that's what I started with before I starting looking for answers to this..not ur fault, it just hasn't clicked for me yet [I'm sure])

this video sucks

what is filament of lamp cover?

good info for people new on the prusa

just what i needed! i’m printing asa on the same printer, toolhead and enclosed and while asa prints flawless with vertical walls, once it hits any type of overhang it starts to look like a baby only a mother would love. can you tell me your cooling settings? im printing at 265-270ht, 110bed, chamber 40c and cooling after the initial 3 layers off it bumps up to 20%. even upgraded my cooling fans with non amazon cheapos & nothing that i’m almost giving up on asa. thanks for the inspiring video

Thanks for sharing this. The positron is the project I like most.

Ugly

Ive been having problems with the z level change not being responsive enough and fucking my prints

Its an Indian Benchy

A revisit to this topic would be nice.

After trying many tutorials that did nothing for me, this one finally worked! I guess it was the main board that caused me so much grief, but that issue is history thanks to your tutorial. Thanks!

The toolless hotends look very interesting, but it seems questionable how reliable they are when changed often and melted material is stuck to them. In the end a lot of cleaning necessary?

What do we think the secret is on the side of the ECRF v2 machine?

oh my very good

I have a question. Can all this be installed on a mini PC? If so, can you use the mainsail option that has everything built in?