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AI thumbnails ain’t it man, just use an overhead shot of whatever you build for a given episode

Nice work!

well done, great explanation on what you build and why. Keep having fun. hope you make it through the storm, been there done that over here in the Gulf.

HA!! Another "function over fashion" guy...ROFL!! I say that often in my videos.

i had same issue but i drilled small hole to back of that fan and sprayed wd40 there an it have been working for like 8 months now

The vibes in this song are unreal. I’m hooked!

Отличный саунд, спасибо большое за прекрасную работу!!!🎉

Audio is only on the left side.

the graphics look great, does it run smooth or is it cpu/gpu intensive?

Stop making videos

Your computer sucks

What's going on at 4:14? A.I. having a moment?

is it intentionally mono sound?

I'm having the same problem. I ended up replacing the hotend but the problem still exist. The issue with that is that the fan doesn't cool down the heatsink enough so the filament inside of that heatsink expand and then cool down and clog. It has been my problem 2 weeks after I bought the printer. And now it's 2 months that I haven't used my printer since then. I guess i'd just look for a replacement 2510 fan.

Killer compellation

There's a certain level of uncanny valley listening to this

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How do I delete buttons on a Mac ?

u need to increase your rating you can do that by placeing decor

Bro spent too much time building walls and spaghetti instead of unlocking oil asap lmao

yo what is the pully system that pulls the items upward

Please use your invisibility spell see spellbook

If you buy the newest expansion all previous expansions. Are included

MMMMMM....hot dog pancake sandwitch

nice video keep up bro :)

Great quality vid! You have such a relaxing voice that makes the content really enjoyable to listen to. I love how you broke down the mechanics of Satisfactory in a way that's easy to understand but still in-depth. I never played this game before. Keep up the awesome work!

Nice one I still got use to Cura so I will stick with it tnx for video

So I had this. I backed the mounting screws looser by about a quarter turn. It’s hitting the heatbrake when cold. If you give it a little ‘wiggle room’ the stock fan stops making that horrible grinding noise

TH-cam algorithm led me to your channel. Really enjoyed the video! Keep up the great work!

Hi, I tried your gcode because mine kept on purging everytime I click Print. But yours does the same, do you have any idea what the problem is?

great video, but i really hope that next time, you will turn your phone around when filming other stuff than tik tok :)

1. got a free replacement from creality. but as soon when this one fails im going to upgrade it all with a noctua fan (will it work? 2. im sorry but i watched ur video just to make shure that i dindt switch up the 2 fans in the motherboard. i've been dealing with a blob of death for the last 2 days but i think im good now

I have the same printer and I just started getting that same noise after having the printer for about a month. Your video was the first to pop up. I think i will buy a couple Noctua fans and replace both fans to help make the printer quieter Don't stress about the camera angles, they showed everything we needed to see.

Mine makes kind of a winding noise when my clutch is out, but goes away when I put my clutch pedal in.. What might that be?

This holds up to the heat in PLA/PLA+??

1/2 way through and you finally start, then jump cut to the project already made. What a waste of a video. Why even bother filming if you’re not going to show what you’re working on?

Dude, 1/4 of the way into the video & you still haven’t started.

ok so I just want to add my case... I was having some noise and then it became like very bad. First I thought it was the filament guide was broken, but then, after opening the hotted I`ve noticed that the fan was making this noise. I watched this video and was already thinking of purchasing a new one, because everyone was saying "yep, it's gone"... So, since I was going to swap it, I've thought, well maybe I will try to clean it up. If you set the nozzle temp to 50 deg, the fan will start... so I removed the fan from the cooler, and let it run on my hand... for my surprise, it wasn't making any noise... So I've screwed back and set to 50 deg... and the noise started again... so I thought... it has to be the vertical position... I removed again, and ran on my hand vertically... no noise... So I thought... probably the screws... I've added back but only put 2 screws diagonally... and the noise was there... then I've started unscrewing a little bit while running... and the NOISE WAS GONE... So what I think it... the holes are not flat... when you screw too tight, it bends the plastic case of the fan and it starts to scratch somewhere inside. So I would recommend testing this and see how it goes... for me, leaving the diagonal screw not too tight fixed the problem.

would be nice to know where to find this config file in my pc

fan is on backwards EDIT: glad you caught it... Always remember, ugly side blows.

mine is new and sounds exactly the same.. it's annoying because its sounds like it's about to die

The fan ends are micro jst 2 pin and I believe pin pitch is 1.0mm

I got the fan from Creality on Amazon delivered in two days. What has me upset is the printer is less than 6 month old and the fan is already shot. I have two of these printers and I've already had to replace the BL Touch on both of them. I run them from a Sonic Pad which I had to buy extra usb to serial cables since these printers have no usb onboard. I assume it's because of the Sonic Pad hack they worked up, the printers will not resume a print. They ask if you want to resume then they drive the hotend down through your print trying to home first. I'm about done with Creality at this point.

I had problems with the nozzle melting i printed it using petg, what kind of filament did you use to make it? 🎉

Had exactly the same issue... got a few drops of 3in1oil, noise gone... given that it is a brushless motor, oil poses no problem... been quiet for a couple of months now...

Love it when someone set supports Touching buildplate in one program and then in other program have it Everywhere and complain about first program to have lot more supports. When you want to make video about slicers, then be expert in both not only in one. I lost 20 minutes for nothing.

fyi, that electrical connector you are using (the clear tube with the white bands towards the ends and the metal in the inside middle) is not a crimp fitting. It's meant to be heated with a heat gun. The metal inside is a low temp solder that will melt and solder the wires and the clear tubing is shrink tubing that will shrink and seal the connection.

I know you posted this a while ago, but just a quick heads up. Those connectors are solder/heat shrink connectors. Grab a lighter and heat the heat shrink up (the clear part) and keep it held over the solder in the middle and it will solder the connectors together along with heat shrinking them AND making them waterproof (the little white guys on the ends are glue). Remember, you've gotta really give them some heat, heat guns don't always work vs just using a lighter. But good video! Gonna be doing the same at some point, not because mine is dead but because I am upgrading all of the fans with Noctua. m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41N+XBTcWIL._AC_.jpg

Nice video, Thanks !