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Can you apply fuzzy skin to only specific areas of a print? That would be useful.

Sad that top layers (and overhangs) are not fuzzy.

I don't know, you could also just... fix your ghosting?

This has to be insanely useful for painting the pieces

What were your dimensions off the wall and from the back of the front seat base? Hows it holding up now and anything you would change?

Another nice thing about fuzzy skin is that it can turn those ugly bits of overhang into part of the texture, thus becoming a feature.

Its a solid printer and possibly reliable. Print quality is not the greatest. I guess need some adjustments. I own Creality K1C and is really fast. I printed a lot on that printer and so far it has been great. Saved me so much time.

Thank you, I love the look of these parts compared to the generic 3d print. Only problem I have is that I use a glass bed, so the bottoms will be smooth while the rest of the print won't be. I should probably get a PEI sheet..

I have zero 3D printing experience, but I am ordering my first 3d printer next week (X1C) This video is going to be a great help, because I will be using fuzzy skin a lot in the future. Thanks

nice video, but I still prefer orca slicer by far

Which is your favorite extension in Cura? What feature do you think Cura is missing?

It looks like one of the issues that your printer has is too low of a current on the x and y motors. It looks like you have layer shifting that could be resolved by increasing the current to your motors. Since you increased the tension of the belts, I thought that would have resolved some of the issue, but you might want to try adjusting the motor current. I hope this helps.

🙏 thank you

you should use your camera's mic for your voice overs.. it was much clearer. and if you use a low pass over filter to get rid of that "fuzz"

Your 3D printer is really bad

There is a much better fix… Replace the poor quality motors in your printer with much higher quality ones… Software is not a fix for poor hardware selection.

Klipper preachers are worst than octoprinters in 2010

What printer are you using for these tests? Looks like a speed printer that is not shown from your older videos!

It's basically dithering, very cool.

16 minutes for one setting?

It might me time to upgrade your printer. The non fuzzy skin prints look horrific. Your machine must be made out of a potato. My prints have no ghosting at all.

why do you guys make such long videos WITH ALMOST NO INFORMATION IN IT

This is a great video, I especially like your systematic approach with the tables to compare and the special test pieces. I wonder a little about some comments like" you have a poor printer" or "with clipper you nowadays have not such problems". First of all, it's a good idea to get the best out of the hardware you have. Also, from my point of view, it makes sense to get to the bottom of these problems like ghosting and understand them. Klipper does a similar thing in the end to avoid these effects. You shouldn't let know-it-alls get you down, I think both the approach and the execution of these videos are very good. And even if the fuzzy skin video had the idea of compensating for a few shortcomings, in the end it is a great video with the result of using the technology to get a different kind of printing surface. Please keep going creating such great content.

This is a great video - I really like the example prints that showcase what the parameters do. Will definitely use the fuzzy skin option.

Brilliant !

most beautiful intro I've ever seen

With m6 rivnuts use a 6mm bit

i have a print dimension issue. I’m trying to print a round part that’s 2.0 inch diameter 1 inch tall. . The part is coming out 2.000 on one side and if i check a different spot (180) it’s at 1.990 ( .010 difference) out of round. How can i get this dimensions closer to 2.0 inches diameter? I have default settings pla P1S

Texture the model in blender would be better. However, I see some other issues. You may want to check your belts. Tighten them a bit as your layer lines are not consistent. You're getting under extrusions, may be time to replace the nozzle or check the flow rates. Maybe turn line width up a little bit by like 0.1 or 0.2. That doesn't really look like ghosting, so much as you can see the grid infill. Use gyroid infill at like 13%. It'll be stronger and those vertical lines will improve. For the z-seam, turn on hiding, Smart hiding isn't very smart. Also, you could get a concrete slab to set the printer on. It'll take down vibration.

TBH I'm a bit tired of ppl telling klipper here and there. Klipper is not the magic solution to all issues (Marlin has its own input shaper implementation since v2). If you get such massive ghosting etc, it's probably because your printer is not well tuned or you're simply asking too much. Even an old and ugly A8 can give out decent prints. And yeah, fuzzy skin is a good way to hide problems : D

You got it 🎉

Considering one of these.

Your a cold breeze in a hot summer. Thanks for sharing this, it helped me a lot.

Good luck, Will! 🎉

What are they?

Call the "witch_thumb_test" and make it a standard benchmarking tool like the benchy!

bro holy fark liked and subbed clear and concise research with printed examples no shilling legit af thank you only about 4 other i watch to learn 3d printing from your now one started on an Ender 3 fully modded with linear rails, dual z klipper fw recently switched to X1C so now i am learning actual printing

This is my next printer. Wish they'd make one 12" cubed or close to that. Could be 12" x 10" x 8" . Open frame corexy even better. Show us a gallery of print images with filament type!

Thanks! I was considering installing these. Do these compromise ground clearance? I can’t tell from the video if they hang lower than the drive shaft.

Love it will try it.

Great information, Thanks!

I think a printer not older than Jesus might also help. Id say its relatable to have a more minimal printer but that's just old junk. New printer don't even compare to LulzBot trash.

I like your windows！ Where do you get them？ Can you provide a link？ Thanks.

What plugin do you use to categorize - with icons - your Cure control panel(s)?

Hi everyone, if you are interested in the model used in this video, I just posted it to Thangs.com Check it out: thangs.com/designer/WilloftheMaker/3d-model/1033464

Try a block of cement instead of tpu you have low weight in comparison to a car so just trying to stop it outright should be a help and for the 80's car that bounces its the stuts that are bad not the springs if it was the sping your ride hight would drop due to not being able to support the weight of the car anymore

Wery informative, detailed content! Thanks!

Great video,

I printed a vase in PETG, I used way too high a layer height definitely not intended, but it came out gorgeous

My favorite setting is setting point amount high and fuzziness to a smaller number and then your print will have a matte finish.