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0:10 Don’t bother watching if you have been printing longer than 2 months. There’s nothing new in this video that hasn’t been said by every other CZcamsr for the last 5 years.

This total noob learned lots, cheers. P1S it is!

My Ender 3 V2 Mod prints at 650mm/s. 😅 There is no more room for more, as it is really just a couple figures lower than grinding, overheating steppers and frame stability issues 😂. So here is my advise: IF you want the maximum- Test your hardware first with some codes and macros, before changing amything in the printer config data. THEN tune it up in the slicer. Otherwise it will always cap the maximum. Cheers

Thank you for this video sir

I’m a year into the hobby, designing my own parts and not using a caliper or a deburring tool

If you want to cut some time between prints, turn off the bed heater x number of layers before the last one. then you get a jump on bed cooling and ejecting of the part.

Awesome. What if I’m not using Bambu Labs proprietary slicer? Thanks for nothing.

Start at 01:18. I will be appreciate if you will not only save my print time, but also watching time.

Complete ignores spools of cardboard

I’m not as educated on filaments but I wonder if a company coil either mold or 3D print spools made from a filament that can be melted and extruded again. Or could just be.. reused as is honestly. If I was a company, I’d offer a discount for any spools mailed back. Then we could either melt them down and reuse or just reuse them as is and wind them with filament again. This would reduce soooooo much waste I’m sure.

The tips shown here were good, the beginning of the video was a little too long, it looks more like a commercial at the very beginning. Keep doing vids like these, if you can add expert tips in the future that would be great too!

good video at some points your voice or the music becomes really loud 10:32

Thanks. I learnt something

Bla. Bla. Bla. Bullshit Bla bla bla

Nice work on the editing of your videos!

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Hi! Ich hatte schon mal ein paar Videos von dir gesehen aber meistens nur die ersten 5 max 10 minuten. Das meiste Content war nix neues für mich (ich verfolge vieles auf Englisch), dein "click bait" video hat mir gezeigt dass du andere Sachen machen kannst als nur Reviews, was ich gar nicht gedacht hätte, z.b. Sachen mit sensors und actuators, was mich sehr interessiert. I will keep an eye on your Channel. Viel Erfolg aber auch viel Spaß ;)

Callie Loaf

The title says it already. Too much of "trying to sell the video" at the start. Would much have preferred you just getting to the point. If you need to get over 10min then I'd recommend just researching and adding another "how to" point, which actually adds value. 3:41 Use the right click option "height range modifier" instead (for this specific use case). Now you won't need to fiddle around with sizing and positioning a body. 4:13 Good point making people aware of! Almost nobody talks about that in their "How to faster prints" videos. Overall nice video for beginners 👍

How long have you been printing?

Great video!

Thx. I learned a tip or 2 I didn't know. I'd like to pass one on that I have seen elsewhere...darker filament makes it easier to see details in videos.

So what your saying is, it all depends on what you're printing and isn't a catch all solution

I find you video style a bit to dramatic, i think cutting a third as much to slightly less extreme angels, would convey the professional tone better. The quick cuts distract from the video

I have the 0.8mm nozzle and did not installed it yet, how is quality when you print 0.2mm height?

Why do I keep thinking there will be a "magic hidden bullet" on these videos then absolutely nothing new is said and it's just buttons. I'm in search for 3d slicing algorithms, not buttons that everyone sees.

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im sad i didnt learn anything ):

I'm surprised I got recommended this so early! The tip about not optimizing small models is good. It's just not worth it to work for minutes in the slicer to shave off minutes of automatic print time.

you lost me when you said ender is a printer for beginners. it seems your are completely clueless.

Nice video. We are also about to switch some of our storage solutions to gridfinity...

So you are producing one purpose bin’s out of plastics? Not very thoughtful.

I use Shapr3D on IPad, and because I‘m a Student, i got a free edu Version, which is just like the expensive Pro Version

Fusion 360 vs FreeCAD would be a dope video comparison 😎👌🏼

the Video editing is awesome, grüße aus tirol

Did you make this from my suggestion? Lol

hey man im a big fan i was wondering if you could show my nintendo switch model on maker space the acount is kobekola

Gyroid is the best because it doesn’t cross over itself and is less likely to knock the print off the bed

I personally like using inventor pro and i get a free trail too as a student

And there is also Onshape. But I use Fusion 360. And sometimes tinkacat. If I have to model a organic stl I use mesh mixer.

I love DesignSpark Mechanical. It's free and has a lot of nice features. It's also a sketch-based program, like Fusion-360.

I also use OnShape, using a student/maker account

I also use OnShape, using a student/maker account

I’d go for a .6 nozzle, in my experience.8 is too big

Sometimes you can Adaptive Layer ( In cura) Variable Layer Height in Bambu. And you can almost every time get better print

Combine infill for speed without loosing detail

I love the part where you explained what it is and how it works

Cubic 4 lyfe

great info, excellent videos. Keep it up man, you're going to be huge in this space.

Are you German just asking