Complete beginner's guide to 3D printing - Assembly, tour, slicing, levelling and first prints

[@morganhelms7226]

I swear ive never commented on anything but the complete and detailed explanation of this video unmatched against anything else ive watched. Was given a 3d printer and never having seen one work, i decided to do some learning first. Simply knowing what each component is responsible for is over half the battle. Thank you sir for you hard work!

[@Prestigeworldwide3]

I’ve tried for months to get 3d prints with only a handful of successful prints, after a failed attempt to sell it as well as tons of upgrades, I decided to give it another try, with just a few hours of calibration from your video, I’m having great results, thanks for the basics !!

[@Ajyn4Life]

Still valid 4 years on. I just got an Ender 3 V2 for cheap and your video helped me get it set up. Thank you for what you do!

[@barbaratolentino3409]

same here I was like damn 4 years

[@uawjason]

I just got one as well! Hope you’re having better luck than me lol

[@dasgoat76]

If you're brand new and you print the X from this tutorial and are having a hard time scraping it off the bed, heat the bed to 80C and then it will make it super easy to scrape off. I was tearing my hair out and accidentally cut my thumb on the scraper before figuring this out. No one mentioned it anywhere.

[@-Ca1y3b_Iz_Ind3ciziv3-]

Imma definitely keep this in mind

[@kodysharman1652]

I never post comments or like or anything like that however, this was so clearly laid out and step by step, without being condescending. It would have been a nightmare without this information Extremely well done, Sir!

[@backbak100]

@@connorlancaster7541 what the heck

[@connorlancaster7541]

@@backbak100 What?

[@backbak100]

@@connorlancaster7541 sry I didn’t mean to sound mean but I just understand the majority of your comment

[@Droan11]

Came here for 3d printer comments not religious pushers. Please move yourself to a more relative video.

[@connorlancaster7541]

@@backbak100 What don’t you understand about it?

[@Dr_Mauser]

Just ordered one of these, so I've been looking at a lot of Tutorials. This one is nicely complete. Most just stop at assembly, or talk without demonstrating. This one answered a lot of my questions, and has some very useful links too.

[@bwest6275]

How are things going so far with your journey into 3D printing? Thinking of getting the Ender 3D pro, so I am in the same boat :)

[@Dr_Mauser]

@@bwest6275 It's been working out very well for me. Downloaded and printed a bunch of mods from thingiverse, and even designed a couple of my own with FreeCAD.

[@frankd2737]

hello how are you? , im about to buy one of these too...after 1 year are you satisfied??

[@TheTherapy13]

I used this video for the complete assembly, adjustments and setup and it worked very smoothly. Only issues I had were with the slicing (although all the options were exactly the same as in the video, I had to scale the X to 95%) and leveling (add to do it twice and figured the bed was warped in the middle). Anyway, great content! Thank you again!

[@M1DG3TMAN]

This needs more up likes lol I couldn’t figure out why it wouldn’t let me slice

[@rylanyuhnke5823]

Thank you!! I also had to scale to 95%

[@GHOOGLEMALE]

I found this because I've bought an Ender 3 pro (looks same as this regular one) - after watching this video I was able to make the calibration cube using all the mentioned steps straight away - fantastic video. Thankyou

[@shrooms8475]

You have no idea how helpful this was. I would’ve paid for this information

[@lightshadow3101]

0:00 intro 0:52 assembly 2:52 overview of the parts 8:52 using the lcd screen 9:49 adding the filament to the extruder 10:26 setting up the software/slicer 15:09 bed leveling 20:54 your first print 22:58 outro

[@srhyah7155]

Doesn't help when his instructions won't work 😒 download everything for it to still say cant print fuckin annoying

[@tom79623]

thank you good sir.

[@dareeyezsss6964]

My hero

[@Idiot_Animates]

You have shown your wealth sir, great job

[@Ezmode76]

Thx man

[@st3pupdj]

Just ordered my first 3d printer, no idea how to use one, start looking for good beginners tutorials. Then I see the MCM t-shirt, this looks like the right place 😆👍

[@CarlJohnson-wk3rv]

How’s it going?

[@van5395]

@@CarlJohnson-wk3rv follow the damn train, CJ

[@johansacheng2092]

This is a real guru. He is ginius, explaining 3D print in a clear, detail, easy 2 understand, step by step of the menu. Truelly rekomended 4beginner. Or anyone 2ubderstand 3D print... he is a great person.... putting so much 2help others.... thx do much!😍

[@Hallointhehouse]

Such a clear and all in tutorial. Better than any other here on KZbin.

[@JazzByDaBay]

I second that, well, third that too

[@BradFuzztone]

Couldn't agree more.

[@TheAfiago]

Agree

[@andreamitchell4758]

You mean terrible and not clear at all and doesn't work at all my cura will NOT slice this X.stl file I followed this video to the letter but when I hit slice every single time it finishes immediately and it says 0 grams 0 layers 0 time to print I hit preview and I see nothing I hit save to drive and it says saved when I look on the drive there is a g code file 1.22 KB it won't even slice this file but I tried 3 other files from thingieverse and they slice and preview fine this is a HORRIBLE tutorial for beginners because his X.stl file is defective and will not even slice and preview in cura and had me pulling my hair out ,I tried 100 times and it still won't slice this file yet the other files I sliced worked I tried to resize it as someone suggested and no matter what size I make it even at 10% it still won't slice this video caused me nothing but aggravation trying to figure out why the "X" file will not slice and made me want to give up 3D printing forever , good thing I experimented with cura on my own before trying this tutorial and got some files sliced or else I would have probably just sold the printer and given up , I haven't even unboxed it yet but wanted to get familiar with the slicer software first and have some g code to print for when I set it up but this pissed me off so fucking bad I want to give up , I already gave up trying to figure out why the file will not slice for me in cura but every single other file i tried so far does he should not be providing this shitty X.stl file that won't even fucking slice in the slicer he is telling us to use especially for beginners because it is extremely frustrating and infuriating and made me want to quit

[@karlstory]

Lol same

[@trillykolla8347]

All of a sudden I completely understand the mechanics. How and why it's doing what it's doing. Amazing how the software and hardware come together to bring things into actual exsistence. Really cool stuff.This was a big help. Thanks alot for this tutorial. You sir, are a god send! Bless you 🙏

[@gailcambareri4720]

I don't have one, I just stopped by because I was curious how they worked. Your video is very informative and easy to follow, it makes me almost want to buy one! Thank you for your hard work and sharing your knowledge!

[@oblivionmedia]

I'd like to say thank you for this video, it is so much cleaner and easier to understand than most so-called beginners guides.

[@INVISLuki]

When I am finished with my print do I need to remove the filament before turning it off? If yes how?

[@swedishancap3672]

First tutorial just happened to be for the one I bought. Lucky.

[@abarasabwehttam]

REALLY excellent video Mike. Totally agree that bed leveling is the NUMBER 1 issue that so many have, especially with the stock springs. I would mention that sometimes if not able to adjust enough in Z that the endstop might need to be moved down or up slightly to allow for more adjustment. This has been a big issue with the Ender and so many have fought their machines trying to level when they run out of adjustment on their beds.

[@rarest_dude]

Usually I click on the shortest guide and fail doing what Im doing. For once I clicked a great one! I wasn't skipping the video at any point and I watched the whole thing! Thanks for helping! Nice video!

[@LarsSanden]

Thank you so much for all of your videos! Your style of "this worked, this didn't, here's where this could be done better" and comparison of stock printers to your modifications as well as this beginner's video are stellar! Your videos are one of the reasons I finally decided to pull the trigger and buy a 3D printer (still waiting on the delivery of my Creality CR10S Pro V2).

[@danny3xeer]

i dont even own a 3d printer but im still here

[@jkandhari]

So am I. :-)

[@gabegold4629]

Same

[@HB-mj2jz]

Same hahaha but want to buy one in the near future

[@jdspider]

Same

[@jtlr]

Mines coming Tuesday

[@QuantumRob-yt]

I wish I had a tutorial like this when I started 3D Printing. Great job!

[@TeachingTech]

Please refer newbies here.

[@ForthviewDevelopments]

@Xana Montana I've just bought an ender 3 and I'm going to assemble it this week, I was waiting for a roll of filament and I still need to clear some space. I think the instructions with the printer are pretty good and there are plenty of videos like this on KZbin that you can pause and re-watch to get a grip of whats required. One thing I picked up from this video was disabling the stepper motors when levelling to avoid power spikes, another tip from a different video by another 3d printer You Tuber was to have a square handy when assembling the gantry (y axis) so it's square to the base and in line with the bed. I think the biggest hurdle is going to be learning how to use the slicing software and the 3d modelling software to produce the models to print

[@linguinei]

@@ForthviewDevelopments I just got an ender 5 and after selecting auto home, I select the disable stepper, but when I do, my nozzle descends just a little down in the z axis. It makes leveling a little confusing. Does your system do this as well?

[@ForthviewDevelopments]

@@linguinei not that i can tell but when cold there is an audible click when the steppers are deactivated and for some reason it wont disable the steppers when hot. I'm not familiar with the ender 5 i thought it was a core xy type?

[@andreamitchell4758]

@@TeachingTech no this tutorial is no good at all your X.stl DOES NOT SLICE you need to fix this video because I followed it to the letter and it is not working whenever I hit slice the progress bar goes to the end instantly and it says sliced but shows zero grams zero layers zero print time , there is no preview , g code saved to drive 1.22 KB no preview when I hit preview and it says there is no preview because there are zero layers with cura 4.11.0 on win 8.1 and I downloaded some stl files the other day and tried slicing them and it seems to work fine took about 10 minutes to slice this is not a good every other stl I tried slicing so far slices but not the X.stl file I downloaded from thingieverse from the link in the description , and this got very frustrated because cura will NOT slice this file

[@nuclearspike]

I have to tell you, of any tutorial video I've ever seen on KZbin, this was WITHOUT QUESTION the most useful! I'd gotten everything assembled and was left with ZERO direction of what to do next. I found your video and initially worried that most of it was going to be assembly but you just time lapsed that part and got right to what I needed and didn't know I needed! Bed leveling and how to troubleshoot it, what sites to use, what apps to use, how to get everything working! Thank you so much for this, you took this daunting "I have no idea what I'm doing and don't know what's next" feeling and solved it so now I've printed multiple objects after getting my bed perfectly leveled based on this video and knowing how to download models and splice them. I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH!

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

I will get my first ever 3D printer tomorrow. I'm glad that this tutorial is held at such high regards 🙂

[@jaredminary9758]

AMAZING WALK THROUGH!!! It took me a few hours and watched in whole a couple time and in pieces like a tutorial as I went. Literally, the first print I did was spot on. If it wasn't for this EXCELLENT walk through...I would have been frustrated and lost! Start to finish, it was fantastic. Thanks for all the help! Subscribing to your channel. You are a great teacher.

[@KD--jz5zi]

Probably the best laid out, presented, informative and clearest video of any topic on youtube. 'If Carlsberg did videos'

[@mrhomely]

I ALWAYS recommend a new user to follow one of the many assembly videos. There are some good ones forsure. I love this one because it seriously covers all the beginner stuff people need to know to get started. Love it Michael! Ps congratulations on doing this full time

[@channelname8623]

just assembled the ender pro 3 this evening, about 75% through this x leveling print. looking beautiful so far. perfectly leveled. thanks sir.

[@jessicabyrns4154]

Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Explanations and visuals are all really clear! I'm pretty good with the 3D printer at my work (a library, we have a Polyprinter), but we just got the Ender 3 Pro at home. This has almost everything I needed to get started. I'm really grateful that there are people so willing to share their expertise.

[@tc6908]

Just ordered the Creality CR-10s pro V2 today. $630 on Amazon. Even though I don’t have the same printer, this is the best video I’ve seen for basic beginning concepts by far. Straight to the point and you don’t babble on and on about pointless points. You also don’t repeat the same stuff over and over again. God bless and I thank you kindly sir.

[@roccofilippi1418]

How you like it. I'm brand new and was told to get a CR10.

[@VertPingouin]

I just wanted to scream my love for my ender3. I spent 3 months tweaking and customizing it with a lot of success and pleasure !

[@charlielima]

Yes I love my Ender 3 Pro too - Had it a little over a year, and it great out of the box and even better after a few upgrades I have done

[@rohitkrishnan4429]

I can't get enough of how well you explain it to my 5 year old brain.

[@pdouglas925]

Michael.it would really be boss to have a Playlist that is devoted completely to just your Ender/Ender 3 references videos. 3D printing is really taking off as a great hobby especially with the Ender 3 and you are one of the leaders in education us. Please consider.

[@bruzougulify]

I recently got the Ender 3v2 and assembled it exclusively with the aid of this video! Didn't need to refer to the owners manual once. It preformed perfectly. Kudos to you!

[@MATS_MAKERSPACE]

Love the MCM "Chopped" t-shirt

[@EffinDestroyer]

Maaaad

[@wilderstewart9917]

fuck yeah, came to say CHOPPED

[@blairh.5838]

Reason I clicked the vid! I still have the key tag on my keys even though I no longer have a cool nugget to drive anymore.

[@f35t3r6]

Chopped!!

[@MarkBurfeind]

I was about to comment that. Lol Maaaddd!

[@MoFro624]

Got our printer last week. Watched this video for setup and adjusting. Came back a couple days ago when I knocked it out of alignment. The re watchablity of all your videos is great.

[@evteach]

Good to see I'm not the only 3d printing obsessed teacher who is an MCM fan.

[@colmbrazel]

I'm at the 19min Plus excellent 3D Bed levelling Guide having used your video to assemble and setup my Ender 3 NEO I find X.stl in one diagonal direction prints fine, the other I'll use your guide for tuning and perfecting the levelling. Extremely helpful thanks for the great video.

[@nacs]

Ordered an Ender 3 yesterday. As soon as it arrives I'm watching this video again and following assembly and the rest! Thanks!

[@janeb1400]

Just ordered my v2. Can’t wait. Excellent info well presented.

[@MrKhargulec]

You can bend your bed if will move only one corner at that hight. When i have such a big gap im moving up one side (2x knoobs ) until is close enought then other side and after that fine tuning with corner methods and paper.

[@bertkooijmans4769]

If i start 3d printing ill keep that in mind very good to know thanks

[@michaelortiz6557]

Excellent and very informative video "Hands Down" The tips were a "Big Plus" I can't say enough. I applaud you.

[@blakelikens2094]

I just got into the 3d printers and have been watching videos on how they work and the best ones to get for beginners for the past couple days. This is by far the best video I’ve come across and pretty well touched everything you need to know. Much appreciated.

[@interwebfiend]

I’m a noob to 3D printing and purchased this unit on a huge discount from banggood. Read some reviews that said it’s good for beginners, but the instructions are lacking. I’m glad I came to KZbin and found your video, I had to reassemble some parts but glad to have. This is a must and the best detailed about this unit, everyone else talked features not actually setting up the unit correctly on all fronts. Thank you!

[@coffeediction]

Comes right in handy that guide, alot of things i learned already not most.. since im a beginner, and it takes ages to learn anything, thanks for the content

[@Mathoose]

This is the best all around tutorial for anyone who knows very little about 3d printing (me) and wants to get in. I appreciate the video!

[@trillykolla8347]

I just bought the upgraded version and downloaded stls I wanted but I literally have no clue what to do when It gets here. There's definitely a learning curve but this machine is underated and I'm here to learn. Patience isn't my strong suit so I'm here to study before it arrives!

[@julianfinley4974]

I wish I had this guy around to explain everything for me

[@lancebrown7238]

I ordered my Ender 3 in December and am really happy that I have a video like this to help when I get it in a couple days (It is going to be the first printer I have owned)

[@jeremyo1457]

Yeah changing that dimension made my nozzle go right into my side clips... thanks alot!

[@KarunaRajagopal]

Mr.Michael Thanks a lot, I just got my 1st Ender 3 pro but was hesitant even to open the box and set it up. Your instructions were amazing and has given me confidence to go ahead and try it. You have a new subscriber planning to learn a lot from your videos. Thanks again mate.

[@vinanderson2535]

An old video, but exactly what I was looking for...clear, concise and easy to get to grips with. Thanks for helping a noob.

[@flat-earther]

hi vinanderson have you become a flat earther yet?

[@roboladland]

From one vlogger to another... this is simply a fantastic video and a fantastic channel. Today I have received my Ender 3 Pro, set it up with no issues and was able to print successfully right out the box - this would not have been achieved without your help, thank you. I'm already most of my way through your Onshape playlist and have already been able to create a part for my car. I try to do the same thing for my viewers, but to get them started in motorsport, I hope my videos are even half as useful as yours. Thank you, Rob.

[@vivekpurushothaman1243]

If u r having issues with adhesion of first layer this helps to resolve. I used additional glue gun paste and then scraped of after the bed temperature reached 60 degree and left a thin layer to the base plate and the nozzle temp of 200 degree works fine for PLA.Thanks for the video.

[@TheTherapy13]

This is great content. Found exactly the info I was looking for to start printing and it even happened to be the printer I am getting for myself. Thank you!

[@sky_kbrookes]

fantastic, I am going to buy my first printer in a few days and had no clue what to even do to set it up or basically any knowledge at all. I can now refer to this video so easily

[@ChongBoy1]

That was such a clear and simple instructional video, thanks! Just ordered one of these and that was exactly what I needed to have the confidence to jump in

[@EliodoroDominguezJr]

I haven't done the calibration process because I ran out of time, but the way you explained the ins and outs of the printer is greatly appreciated. Subscribed and made a fan of me. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos and learning from them.

[@beedee95]

Finally a video I can recommend to people as a starter. Well done!! And props for the MCM shirt. :)

[@johnh10000]

What a great demo of bed leveling. I'm going to dig my beast out again and have another go!

[@Ron_Ventura]

Great introduction Michael. Your teaching skills really came through.

[@soiboijuhi2716]

Thanks my guy for helping me out with something up my 3D printer definitely helped with the giant hurdle of the overwhelmingness of 3D printing

[@ludovic2003]

A lot of friends asking for 3d printer recommendation. I always send them this video to help them understand if 3d printing is really the thing for them.

[@starstop66]

OMG what a super guide, thank you so much. I have been watching other ppl's tutorials and unboxing and you are #1 NO COMPETITION!

[@RacEcaRfastest]

yes I am pretty tight on money and still bought one and here I am a year later reading your comment.

[@TiberiusCat]

Truly an outstanding video! Thank you for the time and effort creating such a well-designed tutorial. I'm thinking about this hobby and this was very helpful.

[@shadydm2428]

My first 3d printer comes in on Monday. Happy I watched this!

[@jeftesantiago]

3:30 Volt cannot kill a person by itself, it is the current (Amperage) who does it. One needs the other tho.😊

[@redandemanworld6345]

I just got a 3d printer was struggling all weekend so now this guy on this page helped me to understand it so quickly thanks sir you are a inspiring ledgend keep up the good work

[@svg98]

m8, had my Ender installed a month ago, this would have been helpful :D nice video tho!

[@Shaun-hp2yz]

how do you get the prints off the bed

[@svg98]

@@Shaun-hp2yz First I had the magnetic build plate of the Ender 3 Pro, which was really easy to get prints of, but I switched over to a glass bed (for better flatness of the bed), so now I use a spatula. It's quite tough sometimes to get it of, but once you have a little corner slightly up, you can get the rest off easily. It's also good to wait for the bed to cool back down; makes it easier for the print to loosen from the bed.

[@steveskouson9620]

I had to pause the video, because my Ender 3 just arrived. Literally, 2 minutes ago. Thank you! steve

[@VictorEscamilla]

my filament already arrived, now im waiting for the printer to arrive xD

[@shdwshdw-mu6vo]

Lol same

[@mr-geese3540]

Same

[@marshalls7340]

Best "basic" tutorial out there. Spent hours trying to figure out slicing

[@ChevTecGroup]

I have an Ender 3 waiting for me at home. This is such perfect timing. Can't wait to get started in 3d printing

[@drakedimaria6301]

How is it going with the Ender 3

[@ChevTecGroup]

@@drakedimaria6301 love it. I recommend it for anyone wanting a 3d printer.

[@drakedimaria6301]

@@ChevTecGroup I have the ender 3 v2 coming in tomorrow. Can’t wait

[@Theironminer-ky2pg]

@@drakedimaria6301 How is it?

[@drakedimaria6301]

@@Theironminer-ky2pg for what I’ve used it for I like it, could be bigger but you get what you pay for. Overall 8/10

[@markdavies8037]

Brilliant video. You talk nice and consistent so we can understand all follow correctly. I just need to bite the bullet and buy one! But my autism is not letting me decide. I watch so many videos, make a choice then watch more and find another i like. 🤣🤣im always like this when making my mind up, wish my brain would let me toss a coin! Good luck to everyone joining the 3d printing journey. 😄

[@spikekent]

Great work Michael! I remember learning all this the hard way, but I still enjoyed every minute of it. This will be a great help to newcomers going through the learning curve.

[@Manny0142]

Thank you, I just set up my first 3d Printer thanks to you. currently doing a test print now.

[@mujtabamemon]

Legends are watching without printer

[@Elephantnuts]

This guy know his stuff. Thanks 👍🏽 before internet just imagine what we went through to figure stuff out. Probably only one of the few good thing’s that came out of this new age

[@Bularistan4o]

In the Cura software I had to resize the "X" to 96% else it wouldnt fit (thats what Cura told me) and it wouldnt slice. I dont know why, I did everything correctly :)

[@andreamitchell4758]

same problem , it won't slice for me either and resizing didn't work either it wont slice even at 10%

[@patrickblum9949]

Best Video i fond on KZbin for someone like who has no idea of 3d printing

[@sdhlkfhalkjgd]

I've watched several setup videos for the Ender 3 and I've noticed that there's not much of a discussion regarding the mechanical alignment of the components. I have an extensive background in CNC machining and I'm generally familiar with the processes involved in setting up machine tools. I've yet to see anyone talk about checking that the axis are physically straight and perpendicular to one another. It seems to me that these factors are relevant to any CNC machine whether it's a 3D printer or a milling machine. Is this that level of precision just never a factor with these? It would seem that one could misdiagnose a problem as being a warped bed when in fact you could have a bent/warped aluminum extrusion or other problem in the structure.

[@borderline666]

You're right! I had a warped extrusion (Y axis) on my previous ender 3 and it was difficult to find it. I also had to shim the framing on many place so it's perfectly square. I also had a warped bed. I put a lot of time and money trying fixing it and finally decided to sell it as is. I did not liked it how it's made from low quality component....

[@GregoryStedman-xf4ol]

Watched out of curiosity - and very impressed. Not likely to buy one, but I now know what's involved. WELL DONE.

[@AbdoZaInsert]

2:48 Fight 3D printer missing parts with 3D printing.

[@lifewithjaxandoden3639]

Thank you so much for this video. So helpful to parents, children, and all around new users!!!

[@macia10]

Just a quick question. How many Ender 3 printers went already through your desk? :D

[@TeachingTech]

This is the third.

[@tohcp5729]

It is great effort for sharing all "package " knowledge about 3d printing . for useful and essential information for those peoples like me . I got the 3 in one printer but ready don't know how to do all of them . I interest of creating something. I am lucky to have a chance to go into all this .. appreciate

[@smilingskull7827]

Your nozzle was not even close to the paper when you said it was touching?

[@gabrielrybier5649]

Hi Mike, today I have ordered my 1st 3D printer. Yes, it's the Ender -3. Your great instruction video will be a great help to get started!

[@itzmemaariocleantaps8201]

you stil like it? even in 2023?

[@kewin3000]

Is that a might car mod chopped t-shirt ???

[@Tosuzu0321]

It look like it

[@TeachingTech]

Indeed it is.

[@chrisherd991]

Thank you for putting this together, my first ever print was near perfect. I used Cura as the slicer.

[@Henchman1977]

Chopped!

[@fongy200]

It took me and my lad a while but we got there in the end, i wished I'd have come here first though. It's been about 7 months and we've really put it through it's paces and upgraded a couple of parts. We have even spliced the filament and changed color mid print! My son was particularly proud of pulling that off. It's been a lot of trial and error but getting to grips with the machine wasn't all that difficult. That said i used to set big Krauss Maffei Injection molding machines, their a little more complicated but the idea is the same. Not having the cavity to fire the plastic is what i knew would cause us problems and that had to be the temperature of the Bed and its positioning. Splicing the Filament to change color should be done before the Filament runs into the Bowden tube. Leaving enough Filament sticking through so it can be cut at an angle, the different color Filament should be cut at an angle but opposite so the ends fit together and melt in the nozzle. It is trial and error, we haven't perfected it, but you can get it to work as we have. Thanks Teaching Tech.

[@1985cactus]

This looks more complicated than learning to fly a plane.

[@connorsalvatori1721]

It’s honestly not, I have the same printer in this video and I’m 14 with adhd so I’m dumb as hell, I figured out how to use it within like 2 days

[@trsaveonallen3224]

@@connorsalvatori1721 😂 tht gives me a little bit more of confidence

[@ineedgoodname]

Simp Sheriff what printer do you have

[@MatthewTinker-au-pont-blanc]

@@connorsalvatori1721 I'm 68 and I have ADHD, I am not dumb, and like a lot of people with ADHD,I am very good with my hands! Don't devalue yourself!!

[@mwill020]

..as a middle school science teacher I appreciate your 3D printing as it does relates to Tech evolution. STEM. Yes!

[@thomask4836]

Michael, Hello from the States, Chicago, IL. I do not own a 3d printer yet but your video is encouraging! I appreciated the detail you put into this. Thank You so much for this! Take Care, Tom K.

[@Razelda1362]

I've been looking for 3d printer stuff for a while and honestly I couldn't have asked for a better review and also tutorial just wanted to say thank you!

[@Mark-ks9jj]

Excellent for someone who has just bought one of these second hand.. very clear, easy to follow info.

[@gavinfry7176]

Just wana add my thanks for this video, I'm considering getting into 3d printing for ammunition reloading accessorys and was getting so confused with all the technical jargon and hardware etc. Great to see your Aussie as well 👍

[@boocreyj]

Thank you very much. I found 2 cheap enders to get my feet wet recently and this video was what I needed.

[@therealtiamat]

This is by far the best training video to start 3D printing, especially as I bought the Ender 3 Pro just a week ago and had some severe bed adhesion problems, but Cura helped to solve them...

[@shanejoseph1127]

I really appreciate this video, you’ve helped a dumb adult do something very easy.