What happens when you run Bambulab 3D Printers for 100,000 hours?

[@UncleJessy]

I’m amazed at how clean you are able to keep your print farm!

[@Repkord]

You my friend have set the bar for thoughtful, useful, entertaining, and well produced, 3DP fabricator content. How you're able to do it all at the same time as running the biz, spending time with the fam, and build a new shop is absolutely beyond me but I am here for it. Looking forward to hearing even more thoughts from you as the industry and your business grow and new options come online. Keep crushin' 💪

[@cfullwood]

Excellent video. I run a print lab at a high school and am about to make the switch to Bambu. This video help me solidify that decision.

[@pantwearer]

Have you considered the a1 for your print farm?

[@gman9543]

Thanks for the helpful update! Yes the microSD cards do wear out. Their memory cells only have a finite number of read/write cycles and the card will wear-level this activity by spreading these across the entire space of the card in order to maximize it's lifetime. That being said, if there's things you can do to reduce the amount of read/writes going to the card (like disabling the timeslapse video captures), that would maximize it's lifespan. Also using a larger capacity card can help, as that spreads out the wearleveling across a larger playing field before the faulty bits start showing up.

[@bw162]

The SD card issue I have had with CNC machines. Insert card and it’s “not found”. Take out and re insert with same result. Turning CNC off and back on cures it. Strange. Sometimes you have to “go with the flow.” Regarding the public confession of no maintenance, I suspect you will never get warranty coverage from Bambu. 😂

[@schmiddy8433]

A lot of the cleaning routines are for people using ABS or other plastics that deposit a film or residue on the whole printer. For petg or pla it's really not necessary

[@mplussant]

…great vid…thx..

[@gerryindiayt]

I've had loads of standard Microsd cards fail, They are not built for repeated write/reads. You need to get ''High Endurance' especially made for Dash Cams. as they can cope with the constant writing/reading/overwriting cycle.

[@patrickriggs3433]

With how many SD card failures you are having, one thought that came to mind is an electrostatic discharge corrupting the card. With filament performing best in dry air conditions, that could lead to a higher than normal static electricity buildup.

[@jimrosson6702]

Great video Travis. I’m new to 3D Printing bought an A1 about 3 months ago and I love it have had a couple little issues with things not sticking like twice but it’s been great. Have actually been thinking about getting aP1S next. Keep up the great work and I love the products I’ve bought from you they are amazing. Thanks for sharing

[@Krscanskibalkan]

Yea if you have cool plate on bambu you need to use glue. If you have PEI plate wash it before use. That is for best first layer on bambu

[@UnCoolDad]

Would you consider looking at the Prusa One?

[@IamNinetyFour]

I would recommend changing to the BTT screen for the P1P and use high durability SD cards. The added UI can give you that spool reload option easier as well. Your software issues are almost certainly hardware wearout as well.

[@UncleJessy]

2025 print farm update… I hope to hear you’ve swapped over to the cold plates to save more on the utility bill not needing to heat all the printer beds as much

[@vggupta95]

You should look into running the Bambu Farm software, I use it to manage all of my printers. I never use the screen on the P1 at all anymore.

[@CS-vw3db]

PETG can be a real nightmare on these printers to get dialed in correctly. A video on how you go through tuning your filament and or sharing your settings would be well recieved.

[@BasedDon69]

my a1 mini prints petg pretty good just on Generic PETG settings. No tinkering.

[@MultiHippie13]

@@BasedDon69 The A1 mini also has the active flow calibration like the X1C. The P1S and P1P don't have that.

[@Marcos-tj8nk]

Yes no motor crash detection and you have to low speed or disable layer fan to avoid layer adhesion problem. Also it has no spinning fan detection. I was printing for many hours with a print fan no spinning because the connector is a awful. Flex is also a nightmare. My old MK3 has crash detection, fan detection and it can print flex like a boss. The wiper is almost useless. It is sad that bambulab does not upgrade those small details to make a perfect machine. That said, it is still the best machine for the price.

[@federicocoassolo9347]

​@@MultiHippie13 that is why a lot of farms go for A1 insted of P1S today

[@dtibor5903]

Hard? Which part? It's really easy.

[@herpderp1662]

Ive never had a failed print with any material on my 2 X1C units. Actually the only fail ive had, was one of my 4ams units got stuck. Works fine now. Ive run every filiment type that the X1C is capable of. That includes PPA CF. Never used glue, and only messed with the stock settings ONCE "with the PPA" i slowed it down to 40 and put a blanket on the top glass. Flawless. Both machines have been running non stop for 4 months now. And when I say non stop, I mean.... non stop. I always dry every new filiment roll I get, and I store them all in SEALED plastic totes filled 1/4 with silica. The bambu machines are basically an APPLIANCE at this point. Buy it, set it up, and push play. It does what it should every time. I clean my machine and lube it once per week. And recalibrate once a month or if its moved.

[@herpderp1662]

If you are having adhesion issues. Exclusivelly run the textured bed. Even if you print with the wrong sliced filiment, it somehow still sticks. Unless the temp is WAY off. Like 40 to 60c. For example if you slice for pla, and put in PPA CF. In which case it wouldnt even feed.

[@herpderp1662]

The only time I use the SD cards is if im printing something I dont need daddy gov knowing about. Aside from that I use the cloud, as I found the corrupting cards, is whats actually causing the other BSOD style errors to occur. The forums agree.

[@TheTranq]

Good video thanks for the info. I’ve sold off my Prusas as well and am now entirely Bambu. Can’t wait for their new flagship printer in the new year

[@WrongTimeWatch]

@@TheTranq what is the new Bambu?

[@justin9761989]

15:23 I believe you could be on the right track with write endurance. This is common for things like raspberry Pi's that use SD cards and have large amounts of writes. They do make high write endurance SD cards. Would be interesting to try one of those and see if you have the same issue.

[@maxmustermann194]

Called it. My X1Cs run just great, all have 1500+ hours no major issues.

[@aaronalquiza9680]

17:08 lol me for every device/appliance maintenance suggestion

[@DanielSalley3D]

I was waiting for this video and you didn’t disappoint, brilliant stuff.. makes me feel a lot better about my fleet now! And the new Prusa doesn’t change anything. The P1S is so much cheaper and the additional features you get on it change nothing for the majority of people..

[@glycerine3065]

Are we going to discuss that Travis has named his printers? (8:29)?😆

[@ShopNation]

My wife is mostly responsible for that...I should share them one day

[@kerynnlathrop4400]

Theyre really awesome names. 😊

[@Marcos-tj8nk]

9:32 That is not true. P1S does not detect if the front fan is disconnected

[@ShopNation]

It definitely does

[@DanielSalley3D]

“Front fan HOUSING” is what he said, I run 8 P1S and it detects it every time..

[@Marcos-tj8nk]

@ maybe it could detect if the housing falls down but not if the print fan is disconected

[@thorsong1]

Yep, SD cards are only good for so many writes. You need to buy cards specifically made for extended use. Try using a Samsung PRO Endurance MicroSDXC. They are designed for constant writes from body cameras and security systems.

[@RPGWoodworking]

I finally bit the bullet and upgraded from my Ender 5 Pro to a Bambu Labs P1S w/ AMS during the Black Friday sale and all I can say is WOW! What a difference! Speed and quality went through the roof. I'm not running a print farm so I haven't done any maintenance on it at all (I should probably look into that) nor have I run into any of the issues you spoke about...yet. The machine is a rock star and has prompted me to dive into Fusion 360 and start designing my own things. The only thing different that I have done is that I printed a poop chute so my floor doesn't look like yours. You have a lot of poop...LOL. Great video Travis!

[@OldManJimmy1]

Thanks for sharing and I to have had a remarkable experience with Bambu printers compared to anything in the past. I am getting excited about the new one, (H2D) coming out and hoping they push the capabilities as far with this next release as they did with their past.

[@isaakweller5797]

Ain't nobody got time for that!😅

[@joshhutchison9447]

Thank you for your candid look at these machines.. i enjoy pretty much everything u do and how u explain it.. you were one of the most important people to give opinion on bambu labs that i purchased a A1 with ams. Im planning on doing a farm myself and the A1 for size and price and abilities it brink to what i wud like to make from my machine. I have ideas to make things for a certain market i cud use ur help.

[@Andrew_Gregg]

This is perfect timing as I just bought a p1s from the Black Friday sale and am going to start using it for parts prototyping

[@Rochambro]

You are completely right with the assumption of MicroSD lifespan, they are known to have some of the worst overall durability before failure due to reading and writing data. It’s a shame that the p1s doesn’t have a USB interface to prevent the issue, but having cold spares on hand is the best solution. Thanks for the info! Just picked up my first P1S last week and I’m very happy with it for consumer needs.

[@kz.irudimen]

Anyone who has played a bit with SBC computers can attest that microsd and sdcards are just a terrible format for anything other than storing media that isn't written constantly

[@WindRidgeWoodCrafts]

Thanks for taking the time for this review. I've been eyeing 3D printers for the last year or so, but still have a couple other CNC updates to make before I get into 3D printing (spindle, 4th axis). Love the facial expressions and commentary about maintenance. And I need to move the shop from our garage to our pole barn after some fixes and updates. So, priorities 😀

[@fuzztone7]

Hey Travis, thank you for another great video! I have to say that I really enjoy your videos on both of your channels. The useful information you provide is in perfect balance with the pace. About the SD cards I won't say anything as others did it already. Regarding the bed adhesion though I have a suggestion. I think you really need to try the new Bambu Cool Plate SuperTack. Not only you 'll get improved bed adhesion, but as you 're running a big printer farm you 'll feel the difference in your pocket. Lowering the bed temperature about 25°C will have a major impact on the total power consumption.

[@Marcos-tj8nk]

16:10 The did, its called AMS

[@willwright8066]

This is really useful data, thank you.

[@michawasiljew6620]

Thanks for the long therm review, will stick to the Prusa.

[@PretzelShredder]

SD cards are notoriously unreliable; kinda surprised they're used for caching. You might want to try "High Endurance" SD Cards. They're mainly used for dash cams, so they're built to handle excessive writes. Not sure how they'll handle constant reads, but it's worth a shot. Also suggest getting larger SD cards. To increase reliability, manufactures make them larger than advertised and use "wear leveling" to move data from bad "blocks" to good ones. Larger SD cards will have more blocks, giving it more wiggle room. Suggest partitioning them on your computer but leaving unused space. Ex: a 256Gb card with 1 128GB partition. This keeps the printer from writing to the unused space, but the SD card will be smart enough to use that extra space for wear leveling.

[@PretzelShredder]

Also, iirc you're running printers off of a UPS. Make sure they're advertised as "Pure Sinewave". Noisy power causes "fun" problems in electronics; a pure sinewave will make your power supply happier. Probably not an issue for most people, but given your runtime it's something you should consider.

[@naaitsab]

Micro SD's are indeed very unreliable. A common grievance among Raspberry Pi users as well. Using a higher end brand like a Samsung or Sandisk goes a very long way. And indeed picking a 'write endurance' model if the workload requires it. Both SD cards models shown on the video are low quality, so not really surprised they go bad often. A good one might cost 5 times a much but if it lasts 10 times a long it's an easy trade off in a production environment.

[@shanaproctor100]

Loved the editing on this video.

[@RealCoreyJWilliams]

Cool bro love the video, love your content all that jazz. But where is the 3-D print farm Academy course??!?! 😂

[@ShopNation]

Sloooowly coming! It's still in the works

[@RealCoreyJWilliams]

@ you still thinking about doing the first round before the release? Or did you already start that?

[@scioli700]

Thanks for this 💙

[@marcbarash6045]

Thanks Travis, just can't wait to see the shop upgrade.

[@GeedsGarage]

Have you checked out the QIDI Printers?

[@FlavioRamos]

Thanks for the honest and direct review.

[@Rob-Hannon]

Curios if you have tried the Biqu Panda touch? Supposed to have some features for controlling multiple printers in a farm setup. Wonder if it is as useful as it claims.

[@ats1995]

As the SD card is used for caching it is 100% wear out that causes them to stop working. How Bambu would avoid this is to not doing regular writes to SD, and rather use internal (and more robust) storage. Love the overview and walk-through! Excellent video

[@joey_makes_stuff]

I am wondering if static buildup could also be an issue with the SD cards getting KIA. I tend to get a tiny discharge when I touch the outer shell of my X1C, to the point that I make sure to tap the top of my wrist just before opening the door as a just in case. Granted, I never print off the card as I almost exclusively send it directly to the printer. But something to think about.

[@fungol]

Why SD cards instead of pushing the files from a central computer? Also, look into getting a Panda Touch, it'd be a like a small tablet that can connect to all the Bambus

[@humzakhatri7085]

You're pretty awesome

[@buildguy__160]

I love bambu too! I just dont have to do anything with the printers. Just select a file and print. And absolutely NO manual callibration. just a 20 minute automatic callibration at the beginning and thats it. I have the A1 Combo and I love it. Thanks for the video

[@beyamoth]

Exactly the same experience with the Prusa mk4

[@monetary_episode494]

About MicroSD cards, they really only last 10000 read or write cycles because of the electrical structure. So if your printer uses the card as a cache, and writes to it once per print, reads during the print, and reads every time you load a file, you can have a lot of usage on that little card. This is a heavy usage case. However, you use Lexar cards. These will have a 5 year warranty. You could seek replacements for the broken ones.

[@raxxo69]

Most microsd cards are garbage.. Buy really high end ones if you want better reliability.. Better... Not great

[@WrongTimeWatch]

I just received, and started using my first 3d printer yesterday. I purchased a P1S with AMS combo, and the AMS stopped working halfway through my second print. I took it off and am now printing without the AMS while I wait for Bambu Labs tech support to get back to me. I'd eventually like to run a print farm from home, but I need to create some products to sell first.

[@DiomedesDominguez]

in another 5 years other youtuber will say something similar regarding de Prusa Core One. At the end of the day, every company has different economics, physical and history realities.

[@Namistai17]

I love my P1S that I bought after watching your other video. After only a few months I ran into the SD card issue and it ruined one side of my PEI plate. I can definitely say the only frustrating failures are the ones that should already have error handling like prints failing and not stopping. Thanks for doing an update video :)

[@kitsune7919]

You can upgrade the extruder and hot end, Biqu makes a revo nozzle compatible hot end with a upgraded ceramic heating core, and you can get a all metal extruder with steel gears instead of the cheap plastic ones bambu includes.

[@DRMadeIt]

Outstanding

[@LearnMakeLive]

Travis... i need a Metabo HPT miter saw dust extraction add on

[@ericdano]

Same, I haven't done ANY maintenance on my P1S.............and it's been a year and lots of prints.

[@MalyVitaloshnik]

What about the promised A1 video? :D

[@MakerAventuras]

I am waiting for it too!

[@ShopNation]

There is a video on @printfarmacademy where I go a little bit into the A1

[@MalyVitaloshnik]

@@ShopNation yep, in that video I remember you saying that you would make a stress test video of A1 for print farms simillar to the one you did on P1

[@iano0100]

I have an x1c and also have some z offset issues sometimes, theire is an mod you can do to replace the nozzle wiper with an brass nozzle brush, works way better for me!

[@hans_sep]

Would love to hear about your opinion about Bambulab support vs Prusa support? Read a lot of bad experiences with Bambulab

[@Smonster42]

The "misguided" trans comment @1:44 really put a sour note to an otherwise fun watching experience of your videos. Totally Unnecessary.

[@andljoy]

I found it funny , and accurate.

[@ipcress20]

Agree. Totally unnessary.

[@garthdougherty8489]

Relax, the world isn’t going to explode because of a light hearted comment. Get used to it, the days of that protected class being off limits to jokes is over. You had your time and its over.

[@KieranHolroyd]

@@garthdougherty8489 When exactly was this time they had? because it seems the other way around en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_panic_defense#Uses_of_the_trans_panic_defense

[@craig11781252]

❄️

[@Loudsilence709]

They also need to add a Re-Print button on the P1P. Drives me nuts having to go back to the computer

[@Androidzombie1]

Cheaper SD cards tend to just corrupt eventually. I recommend sandisk or samsung sd cards ONLY. makes a big difference long term

[@XGuard04]

You can't use Octo Pi (or some other SW) to do remote prints instead of using the SD cards?

[@nwngunner]

Thats what i dont understand, they are wifi connected, needs to be running a print server!

[@wojtek-33]

I recommended octoprint a while back.

[@PNWWoodworking]

Make sure that the time lapse video is off, that will cause much less writing to the microSD card.

[@gms8994]

Have you considered recycling your "wasted" filament as a cost saving measure? Like, breaking it down and re-extruding it to reels. I wonder if it would even be worth it for you.

[@difflocktwo]

reduction of waste in the first place is key

[@gms8994]

@@difflocktwo It should be, but not all businesses are concerned about that. Reducing long term costs, though, that's another story :)

[@akhurash]

The printers with the software issues, are they bricked or can you change the controller and/or other parts to repair them? Edit: Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@wronex]

Did you disable the recording on the printer? They come with timelapse enabled that write a lot of data to the cards. This wears them out. Disable to increase SD card life.

[@GeekGarageDK]

Nice, and I get the open source community is up in arms about it, I'm an open source guy too, when it fits the task. But when something like this exist that is plug and play and I can just use as a tool, well I'm going the way that is easy for me. I have an A1 mini and I'm getting an X1C very soon. For me it's just a hobby, but the ease of use is just nice to have and not negotiable for me. I also purely run their filament. It's not the best price, but again for hobby use as a tool it's just set and forget 😊

[@R3DPrints01]

If you ever run into any issue you can always format the Sd card and factory reset the printer

[@janhbrenna4264]

In my experince, the stop mid print is also due too a corrupt sd card, everything seems fine but for some reason it just stops randomly

[@JohnP58]

Did you try the 4 axes 3D printer? There’s some applications they are useful!

[@mrgunn2726]

Interesting, have you considered a more industrial solution rather than personal 3d printers?

[@Thomllama]

should try one of the flash forage units, at 1/4 the price..? people are actually likening them.. just a thought. ;)

[@olligesd9343]

I think for you to fix the SD card issue, you need to network your printers and stop using SD cards. If the issue isn't the card itself, then its the cheap I/O they use that causes corruption. Obviously, I don't print as much as you, but I've NEVER had that issue, but then again, I don't use SD cards.

[@philcarpenter]

A High Capacity card might be the answer. Like the ones recommended for dash cams.

[@talkingcrow5316]

I purchased a P1P your way back. I tried to upgrade it to a PPS and the damn thing didn’t work afterwards. Support sent me all kinds of circuitboard change out. They said I made it probably shorten the whole thing out. Good grief. it’s been a few months Scared to touch it cause I got big hands when I started it up. It doesn’t do anything and it gives me a 002 error code now it says my cutter is too tight, but it’s not too tight. Just my two cents, lol

[@BeefIngot]

Have you given any of the Biqu Cryogrip plates a try? I've just started using the Glacier and it seems pretty decent.

[@jowieweb]

Regarding the microSD card problem, there are SLC memory micro SD cards avaibable. They are more expensive, but should wear out ALOT slower. SanDisk for example has the "SDSDQED-008G-XI" (20$ on mouser for 8gb)

[@skrunsthestreets]

Why did you have to do that to the Prusa (dumpster throw) 😬I would've taken it off your hands 😅

[@KanielD]

I just want better cooling… a smaller P1s would be cool too.

[@zeal514]

Sounds like you are corrupting the disk into read only mode? Load up a Linux machine, plug in those drives, type lsblk in terminal. I bet you just gotta run a fdisk to fix those disks.

[@ironman12328]

Wait a minute, so you throw away just the failed printing Filament !0:30 do you do this with the Failed Prints as well 13:07 I mean you should do what you want to do but with 50 Printers wouldn't it be better to recycle it or does this not happened in the Land of Free, is it easier to just throw it away to burn it or use it as landfill, ... Again just saying, it would be better, and you could use it again or use the rest Filament for other products,... especially if you buy more Printers for the Future and make a bigger Print Farm

[@justahunk]

@1:43 Wow I wasn't expecting to have some transphobia sprinkled in my Shop Nation Video this morning. Unsubbed.

[@ShopNation]

Nothing against trans, just unnecessary social contagions

[@garthdougherty8489]

Transphobia! Lol. Get a grip Karen. It’s a light hearted statement about young adults. Where is it written that only 1 protected class can’t be made fun of.

[@jayawilliams07]

@@ShopNation Nah. What you said is actually transphobic. It says a lot about you as a person.

[@KieranHolroyd]

@@ShopNation "Nothing against trans" "Shockingly high number of misguided young adults these days" "unnecessary social contagions" While you may think that because it's wordplay it's just a joke, but a joke specifically aimed at trans folk, directly accusing them of being misguided in their struggle for normalcy is the "unnecessary social contagion" in this scenario, while you may not be transphobic yourself, what you said is, so if you didn't mean it to be that way I'd recommend editing that bit out of the video, because we're all here to listen about 3D printing and your journey to make better dust collection. The point is basically this: why go out of your way to write an objectively unnecessary joke about a minority of largely vulnerable people when you didn't have to. here's a couple jokes, also not particularly amazing, but also not transphobic. "Much like the US government, some things are changing around here." "Like a shocking number of planes this year, we've had some manufacturing difficulties."

[@craig11781252]

Just because you don't agree with him doesn't make him wrong. Also, thanks for letting us know you unsubscribed, we don't know what we would've done once we realized you were gone without an explanation.

[@zenvent]

class 10 sd card?

[@CorwinBos]

What about Creality bro!? Just kidding, the Bambu printers are really nice, and you hit the reasoning why they work great in a print farm. If I could justify buying one, I would. But as it stands right now I run a few dozen jobs a year for various parts, including running stuff that wont fit on any of the current gen Bambu's, so I stick with my ancient Ender 5 Plus.

[@codyjames4834]

I'd check out the A1 mini just to see how good they run. I'm kind of the same way I've used a couple upgraded ender 3 pros for 4 years that I only use hard a couple months outnof the year. I got tired of constantly trouble shooting and got a p1s recently. I feel like I came from the stone age. The thing works so well and works fast with crazy reliability

[@CorwinBos]

@@codyjames4834 Yup, I have looked strongly at a P1S. But I have lots of expensive hobbies and I figure if I have to babysit and tweak my Ender 5 a bit for the handful of times I use it, then it is what it is.

[@moth.monster]

As a trans person, we've always existed. You just didn't know we existed in the past because you didn't care.

[@difflocktwo]

Do you want a medal or something?

[@MorvenLewisEverley]

So one thing you don't mention in this video, as a business owner and an individual who has designed the parts they sell, how do you feel about supporting a company who have quite clearly taken influence, or possibly even stolen ideas offered open source by the community without any attribution or recompense to those creators? The machines look great, but to be honest, I cannot justify this behavior and it is the main issue I have with buying any of their products for my (admittedly smaller) farm.

[@000elemental000]

Every exp I have had with their customer service has not been good. I no longer reccomend them because of this. I received bad extruder gears (burrs). They still have my $ and I still have useless gears 3 weeks later . And according to them, that is how it is going to be.

[@mrgunn2726]

SD cards have a read write life cycle, most folks don't realize they wear out. Try an experiment with a higher quality SD card.

[@JamesTenniswood]

Sandisk ultra cards are much more reliable, try them out

[@Ricksastar]

I bought your dewalt miter saw dust collection kit.... buyer beware! A small cut off hit that plastic piece and shattered everywhere! including my face! The plastic is not built for this application!

[@wojtek-33]

He has a video regarding this.

[@NWGR]

Great content as usual Travis, but no need for the dig on the trans community. They have it hard enough. Just let people be who they truly are. Their existence harms no one. Live and let live; be good to each other. 🍻

[@garthdougherty8489]

So the trans community is the only one that is off limits to light hearted comments? Or would you like to provide a list of the protected classes?

[@NWGR]

@@garthdougherty8489 Not the only one, and not "off limits", more of a "why kick them why they're down?" situation. It would be no different throwing jabs at homeless, addicts, mentally ill, etc. People are different, people are less fortunate, and even though I'd be considered a "leftist" based on my views, I don't throw casual jabs at those who wear red hats, I simply choose not to interact with or otherwise include them in my life. Really, just let people be, and be good to each other. 🍻

[@KieranHolroyd]

@@garthdougherty8489 it's the word "misguided" which turns it from a light hearted comment, to a dig at trans people. It's not that it's off limits, but there's a lot of baggage and nuance to the subject matter at question.

[@ShopNation]

It was absolutely not a dig at the trans community, it's a dig at the overcorrection being made at the expense of young adults. Its convenient to ignore that but anyone with kids knows exactly what I'm talking about. Also, it's a joke

[@NWGR]

@@ShopNation What do you mean by overcorrection? And I do get that it's a joke, it was just in bad taste.

[@dextrodus]

Ahh, some casual transphobia. Not worth exposing myself to the bigotry for this content.

[@garthdougherty8489]

What about intentional transphobia? Would that be ok? Get a life Karen.

[@craig11781252]

😂

[@difflocktwo]

Wow. You are such a great person. Thanks for letting us know how good of a person you are. You shall loved by all.

[@felixbreidenstein2950]

@ 1:43 Thanks for showing your real face. Unsubbed 💁

[@craig11781252]

Thanks for letting us know 👍

[@difflocktwo]

sweet sweet tears

[@ioandragulescu6063]

@1:45 emotional damage :)))

[@ZoroSeerus]

It seems like you do read you comments so I'm hoping to contribute some constructive criticism and not be disregarded just because, I too, felt the line toward the beginning was weird. That line was weird. Plenty of lines can be weird and you don't have to mean anything bad by them necessarily but I think it was obviously so. People who think so aren't "infected my the woke mind virus" as many of the responders seem to think. It just felt really random and out of place in a 3D Farm video. I get it the initial throughline of transitioning the farm being the connective tissue, I just think the actual joke didn't land all too well. A lot of throwaway jokes don't land. That's kind of the nature of them. I certainly don't get the impression that you sat there crafting this video's script around that line. Obviously. Usually the response to somebody bringing that up is something as simple as "oh my bad it was just a joke", "hey I didn't mean anything by it, it's just a joke", "could you not tell I was joking?" etc. but skimming your responses they start out on the other end. You're leading with "well I think it's a real issue so why can't I joke about it?". If it's an earnest belief (which it seems likelier than not) then you're not really selling it as a joke. Intent is hard to discern, especially over curated media. You don't *have* to have good intent for a joke to be funny, but it goes a hell of a long way to padding the landing if its a rocky one, and it's not clear to the people who have issue with it that you did. Does that make sense? I think your responses to the criticism, no matter how "triggered" or "annoying" they may come across are also similarly so. You're kind of missing the point in my eyes. I'm not the aforementioned group, nor do I go around trying to joke police everybody, nor do I think you can never punch down. I think if you're making an earnest attempt at a joke, as long as you don't cross some obvious lines it's generally all fair game. As are peoples' responses.

[@difflocktwo]

How do you feel about the joke about the Chinese?

[@geekazoid]

Printing from sd cards would infuriate me.