Thank you! Great informative video.

Why am I getting little, brown staining/burning marks on my lithos?

Saved me in a time of need

What about speed and cooling my friend? And temperatures? Some of the key points are missing, besides that, excellent video!

Nice video . Thank You .

I wonder if you could make a bit that goes to the butterfly’s and make them work off the filament going though

If you attempt it again perhaps you could add an extrusion bracket from the top of the printer with bearings to keep it central and pressed down on the bed, kind of like how a roller coaster bogie keeps the cars attached to the track, it could eliminate the need to glue on supports and support it when it leaves the bed.

Woww godd

That's pretty awesome!

I was so excited to see how you pulled this off

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Nice video! I think you missed some steps for taking some screws or removing tape. It doesn't affect the printing at all. Nice job! Love the video.

OMG! I was tightening pretty much every screw I could and the print head would still wobble. Great tutorial, you said me a lot of frustration.

Glad to see hes still alive

Great vid

Great video, thank you for sharing, learned a lot.

thanks for the guide, but does the nozzle and or the type of filament changes the outcome of the print quality? Ive tried all the settings you provided here in the video but everytime i need a verry bright light to make it work. In some posts on Facebook ect some just keep their prints in front of a window and its great, if i keep my prints in front of a window even in full sunlight ... no light comes through, im a bit at a loss lol

This is ridiculous!!!! I am doing this. Can't wait to get my first one done.

How have you got on with this, I've just ordered a CR-30. Do you think it's a decent machine?

Thanks for sharing the setup process. Seeing a cat in the video just made it perfect.

Thank you very much!

You didnt weigh the magnet for the bed

What kind of filiment did you use??

some heroes are not wears cloak...

Thanks for the great tutorial. In my case: 120-24.6=95.4, 100/95.4=1.048, 1.048*93(for stock E3V2)=97.48

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Hi do you know how I can set e steps if they aren’t showing up in settings I have the same printer

Thanks for posting, just received mine in the mail

Does this work on the ender 3 too? Or just the v2?

I love objective reviews. Very concise too, thank you!

I don’t really understand the timing.

best video every

How do you do the full sheet support overhang angle mine seems to have gaps where yours is flat

Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you sooooo much

Nice! next step. Klipper on the Cr-30

Why did you do 120?????

Nice work, but i got a problem with that;/ After creating new mesh it makes first point, and go to second, but then needle of 3dtouch dont touching bed and it says "leveling complete". U knot how to repair that?

Looks awesome! Got an stl?

I'm new to 3d printing but this is my 1st 3d printer and it will arrive tommorow, i know its a bit overkill but i think its better to start with good equipment like it has ai tracking soo i will do less mistakes❤

At 0:21...that silicone spacer look too soft to be really effective.

Hey do you need to change settings in your firmware for the orbiter v2?

This is all fine and dandy but let me ask this. Why does it seem my Ender 3 choose a different z axis each time I turn on or try to print a different from SD card. Then when I run bed level it is way off then try to print won't stick. Run bed level again and way off but back the other direction. Then print will stick with a 50/50 chance if needing glue stick.

So I did as you said but when I print it doesn't work because it's thick and light can't pass through so I end up with nothing. Any tips?

What about starting a fire?

I think that this gives a realistic view of the typical product development cycle. What's somewhat rare is the apology, walking through how the initial failure happened with full disclosure/methodology behind the fix, and then pushing the info out to the community. The only way to avoid this is to product test for 30+ hours for reliable R&D, but this ain't a large corporation like Gantri or EEVE with large budgets.

The blue one that broke, not only had the weak spot, that print looked weak, I understand it has to be lights, but for those aplications, but it should be thicker and almost solid. At least, that's what I found for my designs

Hi Thanks for the wonderful video and design. I was wondering if I printed this mount out, what material should I use if I wanted to print with PET filament from recycled plastic bottles at 260c?

whats rockpaperscizzorcube_soild V2?

Thanks for advising and fixit, im usin old version with no issues at all, but its time to upgrade it! Thank you so much

"This is why you shouldn't let your nuts hang to low" 😂😂😂😂😂