I am reopening my 3D printing business. This video has really helped. Thanks

Just came across your video. I really liked it. Good advice!

3D print an adapter to add a HEPA filter from a shop vac inline with, but before the carbon can.

Class setup

Where would I get the brackets from?

Get yourself a pirated copy of aspire.... Learn to lay out your workpiece is way closer!! WTf

Your waste material is out of control!!!

Not to be a dick but you're doing it all wrong.... The internet speaks. You need. To convert that machine to a hundred watts co two laser!

Great video, I'm a bit behind your achievements but I'm going in same way forward, not knowing exactly what I'm doing 😂. That's why this story is inspiring me. Congratulations on your achievements without clear idea and bussines plan.

Subscribed, nice setup

Business with 3D Printing is a shit! 😡

I have casement windows and that won't work for me. I plan on making or using one of the window screen frames and installing a clear segment in place... instead of the screen. Also, I have a local metal supplier that also supplies surplus plastic. Both the metal and plastic are priced per pound rather than the new cost. The acrylic is 3.25 lb so a 2'x4'x1/4" sheet is $40. if you have a like supplier maybe worth checking.

Thanks for sharing, I'm just starting to make 3D POD - can you suggest a supplier of quality 3D products at good prices?

Thanks very helpful. 🎉

2 years ago, I switched from a Creality CR10S Pro to the Bambu X1C. With the Creality, for every 10 hours of printing, 2-3 hours of fixing or calibrating. Getting the X1C was like going from a 2000's era-cellphone to the newest iPhone. The printer just works, and the parts are cheap. I just bought a new complete hotend for $35. and I NEVER have to screw with it or play with gcode.

Very clever - thanks

Thankd for sharing

Man, that is one clean shop! Great video.

Bhai ye mashin kaha milega bhai

Thank you, nice one, exactly what I needed to hear right now.

This was useful. Thanks.

Love my P1s It definitely needs a stable platform or it will dance for you at high speed FYI.

Where would you install a muffler for the noise?

It doesn't matter if your product sucks or not. They are using your hard work to train AIs that they will use to make money from AI users and eliminate you entirely. Anybody will be able to leverage your hard work to produce whatever they want - not specifically your widget, but the really valuable part, your skills, style, techniques and expertise.

Has anyone pointed out your only as good as your weakest link, so if your smallest inlet or out is 4" at those points you have a bottle neck and flow is reduces so you wouldn't want to go from 6" to 4" if you can help it, but if right away you go from 2" to 4" to 6" and only increase and never step back down then flow can only keep increasing.

That looks very nice! Looks very, almost identical to a cnc4newbie. I believe they even have the same packages if not more. I don't have one that big but I did get 5% off for being a vet (even though they are canadian) and free shipping. I don't know how they do it but it cost nothing to ship to Georgia. However, if I can ever find the success you have I will definitely keep this company in mind. Oh yeah, the cnc4newbie's are not belt driven. To get one like you have it's all Ball screw. However, I love that rack and pinion. I like the sound. It sounds like a jet.

Thanks for showing me how to do the shop vac noise reduction!

Think this would work in reverse for heating basement with those diesel heaters?

I just found your page today. I super appreciate you being so candid and real about your journey with your business. I just ordered my first 3D printer today and your channel has provided me a lot of motivation and consideration for things I hadn't thought of. Please keep up the good work! Thanks again.

Very grateful for your channel! You took the scary out of setting mine up! Quick question, what software would you recommend for creating your own design?

Really nice video and very good advices. Thanks

I really like your videos - thanks for sharing your thoughts on that topic. If KZbin asks me after watching I will click on "inspiring" 🙂

Thanks for sharing your story dude. Very inspiring.

never heard of this machine as well trying to start out cnc dont even know f i can do it so i keep going from small genmitsus to large onefinities and now this looks like a better fit but still pricey for a knucklehead like me

Hi. Thank you. Id like to place an order but can i vent out an open garage door? No window in garage.

“In your basement just cranking it out”… lol uhhhhh…….. we talking about printing?

We just bought the glow forge. We are setting up in an inside room that back wall is shared with the back wall of the garage. Our plan was to just vent into the garage but I’m think we still need to do the inline filter. So trying to decide if we can run the vent up the wall and across the ceiling or if we should run across the back wall to a window on the side wall (front of the house). It would be about 15-20 ft.

Hey! 👋 I liked and subscribed! Don’t be afraid to ask for the sale!❤

Joe, you’re an encouragement to me!! I’m looking for a business I can do in my retirement and enjoy 3d printing. Thanks!

That was a very interesting video. Well done.

Does this print in multicolor

The main issue is not theft of our (likely worthless) gcode. The issue is more about two main security issues: 1)can a malicious actor use your 3d printer to gain access to your local network and to do damage? 2) more importantly, your 3d printer has a potentially dangerous hot end. This reddit post alleges that someone could access your printer (or Bambu's cloud could start a print) while you sleep, potentially risking burning down your house with a 300C hotend that doesn't shut off. Bambu Cloud already started prints automatically against the intent of users. Something to think about. You might consider disconnecting your Bambu Lab printer and use a sdcard ONLY to transfer your gcode.

So glad I found this video. I am very new to 3D printing but beyond determined to make something big happen. I've focused on gaming content on my page mostly but am quickly shifting focus to 3D printing. Thank you for all of the advice.

Thank you for your video. I'm an architect, model railroader, diy'er and I always build a sketchup model first of anything I'm planning to build. I bought a Creality 6 about 3 years ago and did some useful stuff with it, but I couldn't keep any commitments to mass produce anything because it was just too finicky to keep the settings dialed in and tweaked. ETC. I just bought a pair of Bambu Labs P1S's and they run so good... My OA is about 98%. Week's pass between issues. Anyway, I'm gearing up for a novelty to sell at Christmas time... but after that, I think I'll advertise custom architectural models. And maybe some widgets. The first success story I heard about a 3d printing business was from a fellow who was selling mailbox flags. Again, thank you for your candid review of your business beginnings.

Thanks for taking the time and bearing your business soul.

What about in winter

I noticed you don’t have a value / for electricity to run your printers. Or is that factored in somewhere else?

lol... Martinson: IDK what I charged. $35, $20 /piece ? 'whatever I charged was worth my time.' Tom: $20?! well, he owns at a comedy club. Maybe he has a sense of humor if he paid more. Joking aside, this is a great vid. TY

Do you ship to Canada?

I was curious what software you use to develop your products something like solid works or other?