Testing Ender 3 V3 KE vibrations

[@TalonGaming_YT]

I'm surprised that the makers of these types of open systems haven't thought of that. Realistically, they're pretty susceptible to vibration/shaking and having a weight at the top of the unit probably isn't the best idea.

[@SlicePrintRoleplay]

On almost all larger build volume printers there are typically braces to support the frame. I think most companies just think that smaller build volume printers won't benefit from additional frame supports like that. But we'll see.

[@CreatorsExpress]

Yesterday my ke stopped extruding/printing, but was still moving like it was. Don’t have much info about it cause I haven’t checked it out yet I just shut it off. I don’t think the nozzle is clogged but I could be wrong. Ever had this problem?! Ps, I haven’t really got to know the ke yet I’ve just been printing with it. Time to do some trouble shooting

[@SlicePrintRoleplay]

I've had that issue but never on the KE. Typically that's caused by a clog in the nozzle. But there are a few other causes for it. If you'd like any help troubleshooting you are welcome to join my Facebook group or Discord Server.

[@CreatorsExpress]

@@SlicePrintRoleplay will do!!! Thanks

[@HeatSeas]

No try a full spool

[@SlicePrintRoleplay]

Since making this video I've tested several full spools. My opinion is still that moving the spool off the printer is the best option. But for those that can't/don't want to, there are two printed upgrades that actually remove a decent amount of the vibrations while the spool is still on top of the printer. I released a video covering those upgrades a few days ago.