Don’t buy a cheap 3 d printer! That’s the solution! Why buy a $100 to $200 dollar printer! That’s ridiculous
@elcanaldelasabiduria9033Сағат бұрын
is good but need to be heavily updated, that cost extra money$ .. hotten, linear rails, base plate sofar.
@illumistration13 сағат бұрын
This video has me stoked I bought a 0.2 as well
@duelingdragon761915 сағат бұрын
You are my new best friend my printer has been broke for a year and this is all I needed thank you 🙏
@caseypries755916 сағат бұрын
I gave up getting the printer to pull Creality tpu from my Sunlu dryer. Unfortunately hanging the spool on the hanger on the back hasn't been any better. The only way I can get it to feed is to pull the filament off the spool myself so it has slack. I have to do this for the entire print which is not sitting well with me. I dried the spool for 24 hrs and I'm running the .6 nozzle at 20mm/s and I've raised the temp to 250C which seems to get better printing results. Did you have any trouble getting it to feed properly? I'm really disappointed right now.
@biggyrich18 сағат бұрын
Whats the smallest figure scale do you think you could go with fdm, 25mm, 10mm, 6mm??
@RobHuntProductions21 сағат бұрын
As a dungeon master I would use the .4 to print henchmen and more generic npcs like shopkeepers but the .2 would be great for villain's and heroes for players.
@dragonlordd789421 сағат бұрын
Thanks boss. I gotta lube up my rods now too. 😅 love your vids.
@Emlheureux21 сағат бұрын
Just curious. On average,if we were just going to print miniatures with this printer, how many do you think you can get out of a typical spool
@FigureFeedback19 сағат бұрын
I'd say close to 100 for miniatures similar in size to the ones in this video.
@edwardwilhelm304622 сағат бұрын
Thank you for this video! Very well done. I can see now that there is definitely a tradeoff between detail and time.
@crisperstorm23 сағат бұрын
Wish Orca could output files my Creator Pro can use because it has some features I'd like to try
@davidfarcus586Күн бұрын
Nice figures. I think some of those are Brite Minis! I like that company since they produce supportless miniatures.
@Myko-LykoКүн бұрын
I love your disclaimer..."but I can read". People underestimate the value of reading so thank you for reading it for us 😊.
@christopherhughes6519Күн бұрын
This stuff is great, Was $13 a roll on Amazon and printed way better than the stuff I was paying $23 for. Printed my first print with the mid range recommended temps and then my second print I forgot to change the temps so they were the normal Orca profile really no difference.
@MegaLuigilover2 күн бұрын
The Adventure 5M is my 3D printer. I love it so much. I got it for under $100 with prime day plus a gift card I had. It’s quick, accurate, and generally user-friendly.
@hccdgvvfccdgn9932 күн бұрын
I can't stop staring at his beard...
@benwhite88632 күн бұрын
As an additional note you didn't mention, in resin, that terrain print would run perhaps 1 hour or 1.25 hours as opposed to 8 hours. I'm guessing each Wonder Woman segment would run about 4.5 hours. If you can squeeze them all onto the same print plate, it would be a 4.5 hour total print. Your two positions at 13:30, "Is the statue inferior (resolution/quality) because it wasn't printed in resin?" and "That looks really good FOR FDM and will look great painted," are not mutually exclusive. You even added the qualifier "for FDM" to the judging criteria. Is the resolution inferior compared to many resin printers on the market? Yes. Will it look great anyway after it is cleaned up, filled, and painted? Yes. Even in your "Resin vs PLA" video from 1 year ago you can tell immediately that the resin Batman bust is unquestionably a higher resolution than this Wonder Woman. Not to say at all that the model is bad or that FDM is worthless, but scrutinizing the models 8" from your face and saying, "trying to find the layer lines on this model is near impossible" rings a bit hollow. When I can clearly see the telltale lines and texture of FDM in the video on this 8" model through my phone screen (1440p, not even 2K) and my experience, just from your own video presentation, is at odds with what you are stating on-screen, it kind of gives off shill vibes, which is really unfortunate. You can advocate and celebrate great advancements in FDM tech without pretending it doesn't have trade-offs or cranking up the disbelief in the scripting to 11. 😕
@user-mz3od5bl1w2 күн бұрын
If you want to "help" the defense, see if you can come up with paper receipts for prior art for each of the patents. I think the standard is "used in commerce". if you have purchased a coated build plate before the application date, or purchased a heated build plate and have the receipt offer that info to Bambu Labs legal team. If you want to punish Stratasys, look at their patent portfolio and try to find prior art to invalidate as many of their patents as you can. I think there is an open source organization that specializes in this sort of thing, but they only do it for other open source groups, so they may not be interested in helping.
@josephsmith6012 күн бұрын
Man he was bout to make love to that wonder women statue 😂, but yeah thats an amazing print it looks injection molded from over here 😂
@djtransaction19822 күн бұрын
I need to wear a n95 mask if I continue to dj due to medical reasons but I don't want to look bad. I want to ask will it be too uncomfortable to wear a medical mask under something like this?
@terraxcell2 күн бұрын
Will there be a newer A1 soon? Thinking of buying one around the holidays.
@dkev0012 күн бұрын
One of my printers is Qidi Tech X Plus 3. Larger build volume, active heating and built like a tank. And I got it for $519 on sale. Elegoo has a large hill to climb.
@zargonfuture40463 күн бұрын
Excellent video, very good presentation and explanation of the machine and what it can do.
@richm52763 күн бұрын
So does anyone know if Bambu updated the default flow settings for this filament? Hopefully he contacted Bambu to let them know
@MacRican3 күн бұрын
I still use flashforge for my adv4. I can’t really get orca working for it :/
@Suchtzocker3 күн бұрын
i cant click buy on a printer if its in the room to have a new one announced right after i recieved my new one ... come on ...
@PLr1c3r3 күн бұрын
If they set precedence with this case don't be shocked if they come after the other companies as well. They're claiming pei sheets and heated beds that's every single 3d printer of 2024.
@jeffmcclain3 күн бұрын
Interesting on the min/max layer heights you got. I am looking at the stock 0.6mm FlashForge profile and it is showing 0.25/0.50 min/max...the 0.4mm matched what you showed. Also, for a tip, you should use "scarf seams" for that lego head and coupa shell to help hide the seams a little more. And, for those two you could also benefit a lot from using "variable layer height" in the slicer, which will REALLY want to verify the min/max layer values on.
@derekkirkendall9283 күн бұрын
While everyone was innovating, Stratasys was shoveling money into their lawyers to file patents. Since the USPTO is "first to file", it will be up to the companies to challenge the filed/granted patents to have them thrown out for prior art, obvious, or non-novel. Tens of millions this will cost anyone that wants to stay in the 3D printer space. Stratasys needed to file a lawsuit against a company to make an example, might as well be the one that dipped a toe into their market.
@nortonshields84054 күн бұрын
If connected to peinter via Ethernet cable can you send the file directly to the printer via the Ethernet connection?
@Mr1FTW4 күн бұрын
If it prioritize quality/uniformity rather than clocking benchys for faster times AND as other states - bigger volume (350mm cubed?) with some form of multi-material changer - it will definatly catch my upcoming budget planning. ;)
@roysutton95924 күн бұрын
All of this was put in perspective in 1990 by guru Don Lancaster in his series The Case Against Patents - casagpat.pdf
@shieldmea4 күн бұрын
Also interesting that Minnesota based company goes to court in TEXAS against a China based company. Obviously it's intentional and they're hoping for certain judge attitude. Just a pure patent trolling. Stratasys is a mess
@hookitup914024 күн бұрын
I actually use both slicers depending on what I’m printing.
@roysutton5774 күн бұрын
Just search for casagpat.pdf the case against patents by guru Don Lancaster from 1990
@Cjx0r4 күн бұрын
Patent literally says "Wireless charger Kit-K012" and the picture is pointing at the bottom of an A1
@DigiLab3604 күн бұрын
I would rather carve a miniature from granite boulder using a plastic butter knife than use a resin printer again. Not worth the headaches and mess.
@justinchamberlin41954 күн бұрын
On one hand, it's nice to see someone truly taking Bambu Lab to task for at least some part of their long history of outright theft of the IP of competitors, customers, and everyone in between. On the other hand, it's Stratasys and they chose the court most friendly to patent trolls. If they were interested in growing their business, they'd make good and reasonably affordable prosumer-grade printers...instead, they'd rather continue servicing only their core industrial customer base and try to squeeze the rest of the market for whatever cash they can get out of it. Whoever wins here, we all lose.
@insignia4064 күн бұрын
The only way I can get the camera working with the 5M pro is if I use orca-flashforge. Which has a big delay and I have to click the camera multiple times to get it to load and it cuts out out after a minute. Using orcaslicer is just doesn't connect. Using the camera with flash print works flawless. Flashprint doesn't save my config. I have to change my filament every time I want to slice my print and all of my parameters. As of right now I use orcaslicer and to view the camera I go to Your IP address:8080/?action=stream
@Silent_Steel4 күн бұрын
We need to flood Stratasy with complaints and petitions and whatever it takes... these a-holes are trying to monopolize the 3d printers.... makes me mad
@GarryWButler4 күн бұрын
If stratus does not sue every single other printer manufacturer on the planet, this is a one off ploy against a very young, very astute company. If I’m clear on the stratasys has been the main reason consumer 3-D printing did not take off at least 10 years earlier. It’s also filed in the eastern District Court of Texas, where all the patent trolls love to file because the judges in that district tend to side with the plaintiff. Did they file it intheir home state? NO. Why don’t they make a ruling that the case has to be filed in the home state of the plaintiff? That way, no one particular district court could start showing favoritism and becoming hub for patent litigation.
@cpace1234 күн бұрын
Never even tried FlashPrint, I opened my 5m and downloaded orca
@jokingtiger4 күн бұрын
The reason why you are getting that is because the link is to their Chinese website, since they are located in China. So, all downloads from Chinese servers are currently marked as insecure do to the current political climate. I guess this is because they may not be allowed to have a US based server for files to be downloaded from. I have talked to some of my Cybersecurity colleagues, and this is the reason that they gave. They also said that as long as you scan the file before unzipping it and make sure there is no malware you should be ok, but if it throws up a red flag delete it. Politics is fun.
@FigureFeedback4 күн бұрын
I wish I knew why both Flashforge slicers redirect to those sites as well. But even if you try to download Orca Flashforge directly from the Flashforge site, it also redirects to another unsecure site. The Brave browser just instantly closes the page. Oddly enough, the software for FlashDental and other apps on the same page don't redirect.
@jokingtiger3 күн бұрын
@@FigureFeedback I prefer Orca Slicer, I just wish I could figure out how to setup an option to level the bed before printing. I have found it necessary for printing final parts with tight tolerances. If anyone has any suggestions, I would love to hear it.
@nathanielzaharia96304 күн бұрын
Man, thanks so much. This is exactly the level of detail I was looking for.