Do ya still use this printer and if so this printer worth buying

What damages are they referring to? Their products are not within my price range, and they have nothing to offer me. I’ve never seen their printers for home or small business use. A bunch of scammers.

Could you elaborate more on moving the spool holder? What size drill bits did you use?

Much like copyright, patents just hold back progress. These things need to be gotten rid of.

Love these guys This company is absolutely top notch to work with Their hotend are pretty much the standard for me Go Slice!

600? No way it’s that expensive I’ll pass that purge objects is better

$60-80 trash can. Wow

Dirt? What are you talking about that is ABS-Earth better than ABS-CF. On a serious note i had a un attended nozzle clog on my ender 3 s1 before , the extruder grinded the filament so much that the clog pressure and the heat expanded the ptfe tube on the extruder. i was surprised it didnt get a blob of death instead.

Should I buy a Bambu Lab P1S now or wait?

No you will be ok be a man

You do shed your skin. They won't stay in there forever

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Hi Nathan, sort of a broad question but if you could only have one printer, would you choose the K1 (not Max) or the Ender-3 V3 Plus? Love your detailed videos btw!

With my sv06 both z axis profiles where twisted within months of usage, as a noobie at the time I tried over 6 months to find the problem. Constant reading and trying things out. Learned a lot of it. Contacted Support, they say for months now they have no spare parts. Never going to buy a sovol again.

every printer can do a benchy, the real question is, does it do a perfect first layer that sticks on the entire bed.

😢 i cant still get my ender v2 to print right smh 🤦🏽‍♂️ dont buy used printer guys

With Infringements and their cameras sending voice and video back to the company you would think people would avoid them all together. On that switch to disable wifi I'm sure it DOESN'T disable, it probably disables your ability to see or tell that it's really on!

You should take a look at chemistry patents. They do write stuff down - but in a way that some of it will resemble the actual process used, but it is obscured so hard that any other competitor will be unable to recreate the process with the patent information alone - which was the base idea of patents. Next we have pharmaceutical patents - first the last longer - and there seems to be a trick if the first patent for a pharmaceutical ingredient is almost expiring and during its time there was another use - the company can file a new use for the compound with the new scope of application and have another patent time frame. With the downside that this "new" compound with its new field of application is no longer approved for the old scope. In general patents are a currency. Companies file them and later trade them. They are the haves and if you are a have not - you will have a hard time in he field. Which is why we have open source, open hardware, open software. So things can be public domain and not lost to cooperation. One reason I would prefer to buy Prusa over Bambo Labs any time.

They are called Stratasys because their prices are in the stratosphere.

I understand the open source desire. BUT the goal of a patent is to make information public, and to encourage development. To give the inventor a chance to profit from what they came up with. I argue that without the patent system many of the breakthroughs would not have happened. It would not be worth developing an idea if there is not a reasonable chance of benefit. If you define a patentable idea as an earth shattering idea, then a lot of breakthroughs would not be developed. It starts with a little idea ...

@5:00 I agree 100% with your thought process. At a previous job, we purchased a Qidi iFast to dip our toes in the additive manufacturing world. Then we upgraded to a Creality K1 Max about a year ago. I couldn't even justify a Method XL for a next step due to cost. I'm at a new company now, and started down a similar path, K1 Max to get our feet wet. $700 is a long way from 10k plus. They didn't even want to spring for the BL X1E yet. Keep up the great work, Always good information coming from this channel!

Why did you not test wiping the filament to see if it can clean the filament?

Stratasys, Again, you know the Time, wenn This Company, Stole, open Sorce, Design and Technic, …

Stratasys = Losing

Making a software, filling it with your patented technologies and then publishing it as open source while thinking you can actually then enforce those patents is pure idiocy. That has no business being anything other than a dumb joke. If you publish open source, you should lose the right to enforce those patents, period.

Important video, I’m going to vacuum my entire 3D printing area, maybe put filament wipers in my Bambu AMS too. I don’t have a lot of nozzle clogs, but they’re enough of a pain when they happen that it’s worth some effort keeping things clean to keep it from happening. (Also great idea to run an air filter in the printing area, also to save potentially grubby filament and use it with a larger or much largernozzle.)

Your print heads still have a linked polar angle regardless of firmware support, so how can you claim they can be independent?

Patents are supposed to protect the inventor, in this case Stratasys. I just bought a Bambu Lab printer (delivery today). Bambu should have got ahead of this by getting a license to use the Stratasys technology. IBM, Microsoft, Google, GM, Ford, they all work the same way. That's why all SUVs on the market look the same and operate similarly: they buy rights from the inventors.

Washing your filament is probably not that dumb of an idea really, as long as you're careful not to break it and dry it after.

Bruh…. WHAT!!!…. 🙂‍↔️

I NEVER had a clog in 5-6 years of FDM printing 24/7.

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I'm in the market for a p1p... So i ran across your video... God damn it's fast. Puts my cr10 v3 to shame lol

Its a money grab and won't go anywhere.

I’ve gotten better quality off an original ender 3 with a glass bed.

Stratasys has been known to trick the patent office by resubmitting expired patents. And the there's the Chinese who steal IP.