Why do you print directly onto the Prusa I3 bed? I thought it wasn't recommended. Overall, this is really great information, and I really appreciate you making it.

Does this method work for glue from a gluestick on the bed?

I just want to thank you. I was gifted a used maker select v2 (prusa i3 clone) a few years ago and i have had nothing but issues. The paper method does NOT work for me. This method...absolutely beautiful prints now.

I thought he said artistic skills of a dead "whore". That's what got me to stick around 😂

I printed a scraper, did your trick and it was amazing!! exactly as per your video. It took 4 passes but there was a lot of glue - less than 5 minutes. 🙏

Are the contacts on the charging port the same polarity/way to put the contacts to power for the New 3ds XL? I want to make a dock for one and your help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

I've spent like 40 hours on leveling my bed and still can't get it

Thank you! I'll be doing this for a new hobby :) Great video.

Thanks!

is the link still working?

L0L... I thought he said 💀 "dead whore" until I read in the comments, and then realized I was mistaken

Thank you so much!!

Great!

Best method ever, thanks it just made life a lot simpler. 👍

Can you link the papers you refrenced?

mine either doesn’t work or just melts through the wood and doesn’t leave a burned area

I have been trying different bed leveling methods yours included for days with no use as it turns out last time I cleaned my extruder I left a loose screw that made tiny wiggles as it print that was the problem not the bed just leaving the comment it might benefit someone to give it a check in the future

I honestly think by far the better way is to just recycle it yourself into usable filament. CNC kitchen made his recycling rig, might as well do it.

I just got one of these pens as a surprise gift, so excited to get started. Going to buy some plywood tomorrow 😊

Thank you. You make it look like a lot of fun. Can't wait to try it.

Does blue pumpkin nib fit into the plastic oblique pen holder

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very helpful, thank you, bless you, amazing work

I do take some issue with your claims at 7:50. You can break down most PLA on your own at home by keeping it in water at around 70 degrees celcius for a week. It won't fully break down, but it makes it far easier to biodegrade it

I've been gifted a 30W cheap pen to pyrograpghy pen to use - with no instructions - do you have to let it heat up first?

Tip for if you use the sticky back paper method. Flip the image backwards and it will be the right way when you apply the stencil.

I don't need a new hobby... I don't need a new hobby... I don't need a new hobby... 😭😭😭

Hi, thank you for making this video! What kind of ruler did you use to make the straight lines? Cheers!

I have this weird issue where the filament clogs in the bottom end of the heat sink (the part that is screwed in the heating element). It follows the general pattern for heat creep (first few lines are normal, then clogging sets in). Sometimes I can print an entire temp tower, albeit very brittle (so some clogging is in effect). Other times, nothing. My IR camera shows no heat leakage to to heat sink (only a cool 60°C, without the cover and fan). I do not understand why filament would clog in the heating element. It melts in there just fine. Creality's customer support is totally useless.

Thanks for this. Well done.

Everything is biodegradable, even uranium, given enough time. So when they claim something is biodegradable without specifying a timeframe, take it with a grain of salt, it's a generic term that can be used and abused for any product. Most people confuse 'biodegradable' with 'compostable.' The EU compostable label means that the product must break down within 12 weeks when buried in moist soil. "EN 13432 requires compostable plastics to disintegrate after 12 weeks and completely biodegrade after six months, meaning that 90% or more of the plastic material will have been converted to CO2."

I am going to give it a go...thankyou

Putting it in the ground is not composting.

you sound like you were drunk whle filming

great video, thx u very much.

Wait what else can I use for wiping the soot off?????

Best Temp for wood on solder iron?

So I can print my rc submarine hull using PLA and it will be okay 👍🏻 I’ll coat it with epoxy resin for extra protection

thanks a ton man🙏

Hey🎉🎉thanks for not helping and saying the same thing everyone does🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Pulp fiction!!!!!!!😂😂😂

Thanks worked great

This is incredible. I've tried acetone, alcohol, WD-40, oil, hotgun and several disolvents with no result. Now I feel stupid, the only thing I needed was water🤦. Thank U!

Pla is only compostable in an industrial composter with 70-80°C i think for a longer time like it has in a hotrod when you put it on a compost heap but it has to stay at a long time Its not durable for costumers Better to recycle it

first person I have seen 00 to use hid god given natural drawing skill to make a sign --well done

I see you are a natural artist --you dont use that ink jet printer --simply burn the image without computer assist 00well done --avoid those goddam fancy printers

Yeah, this is something I needed to painfully learn for myself. I really wish I had found this when first starting out.. That mockup cross-section of a hotend explains it in a way that no video of a dude wrenching apart a hotend and screwing it back together can truly explain in such intricacy.

Благодаря ви за вашето видео, което ми дава повече знания за калиграфията

Thank´s a lot, you help us more that you can imagine.