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Yes I'm only using the printer fan. I guess it would be ok to add an inline fan, planning it for V2 if I ever get to make it (together with relay on the valve so I don't have to open it manually)

pretty close :) my nephew got P1S combo on the weekend and wow that machine is probably even better choice when you are tight on budget.. it doesn't have the fancy stuff like huge screen or carbon filter but is built same way

what does this mean?

There is lead in the bottom of Stanleys, idk why.

oh wow reading it now, didn't know about that.. imagine how much bad stuff must be in the knock offs or non-branded ones :/

Oh awesome. What material? I'm planning the rims from PETG or PC

@@therealfazee pla worked for the rims, and a softer tpu for the tires. Mind you this was on a 2/3 s car

@@mtphotoutah oh wow.. I guess the PLA might survive but kinda worried about the center of the wheel, as you can see in the end of my video, the stock plastic rim got chewed up where the metal meets plastic.. at the moment I'm printing a rim from polycarbonate, planning to do ASA, and already printed PETG and will put them all into test

If anything breaks on that car I'll try to replace it with printed part for sure.. it's pretty well built though

Thank you. I'm using Onshape

thank you!

Hope you enjoy it!

not at the moment, they are way too specific for my use anyway

yes it's AI clone of my own voice. Way faster to process and easier to edit

I was just worried the rod won't be perfectly round then

depends on filament.. but it's not required

Print quality depends on settings...you can get same result from p1p/p1s/x1c....x1c has more features,p1p p1s needs more manual calibration

I would assume its published in onshape

I tried that and still like the vertical better.. the horizontal has better contrast but also contains more fragments and starts to look bit cartoonish rather than photo.. it looks better from a longer distance, but if you look close the quality is worse

@@therealfazee Interesting! Thanks for that!

nope didn't try that one but opened the sample model file and there shouldn't be anything printed on the inside of the cube

didn't think of that as it's basically custom setup. Maybe when I'm done with v2.0

I'm looking forward to it then!@@therealfazee

I'm not really that proficient in Onshape. I watched thread tutorial on YT and making it was basically trial/error process haha. I believe those tutorials will describe it better than I ever would.

planning to, thanks!

will have to work on that, it's automatic ducking and sometimes it doesn't work precisely

the hose is connected with magnets, the hose will just detach and flop to the floor. it's also magneted to the back of the printer, so it's unclear which end will detach first, but that doesn't matter here since either way, you just... stick it back on and everything's fine.

exactly.. not worried about that at all.. it detaches really easily

Not that I know of

zip file is correct. it includes the stl and text file with used settings so you can replicate the design, just extract the zipped files

@therealfazee thank you so much. I will look for the extract button and go from there

I'm not expert in this but HEPA seems useless for the 3D printer fumes. HEPA is good for removing particles down to 0.3 microns. But those are usually dust, bacteria etc. Fumes molecules are way smaller (from 0.001 to 0.10 microns) so they would just fly through the HEPA with ease. I will be checking if the prints get any worse because of the draft but so far it's been printing great. Since I print with the printer door and top closed I believe the draft won't be strong enough to cause any issues

@@therealfazee semi correct and I might end up with a hybrid solution depending on the testing ahead.

I'm planning to add an extractor fan in the exhaust line.. I but I think that might cause too much negative pressure and some issues

works perfectly so far, will keep my eye on it, it doesn't seem there is much draft there when the printer is closed

@@T00LF00L , of course not, but if you create a negative pressure in your basement by installing an exhaust fan of sufficient volume, you will upset the airflow balance, and rather than escaping through the stack, CO will enter the basement.

@@T00LF00L Ok, mate, I'm not gonna argue with you. I come from the HVAC/IAQ industry. It's not a matter of one fan overpowering another - it's about airflow balance, and it happens. But, you do you, I'll do me.

@@T00LF00L you couldn't afford me, for one thing, secondly, I'm a mechanical engineer with 20 years experience in industrial, commercial and residential ventilation. But like I said, you do you, and I'll do me. To the rest of y'all, just be careful when installing exhaust in a basement where you have combustion appliances. Despite what you read on social media, it can lead to a dangerous situation.

@@Pics2FlicksDennis Do I look impressed? -> 🥱 I said goodbye, go do yourself.

This is very true. My gas water heater relies on convection to move its burnt gas(carbon monoxide) up the vent pipe. It's not a sealed system. If i have the clothes dryer running and a vent fan on i can create just enough negative pressure to occasionally trip my carbon monoxide alarm. Mainly when the vent pipe on top of the roof is a little iced up. My fresh air intake isn't exactly "code" either so that doesn't help but that's another story. Moral of the story, if you have gas appliances ALWAYS have several carbon monoxide detectors spread around your house.

interesting! just reading about it, thanks for suggestion

Are you sure about that? Because when I put the chamber fan to 100% I can definitely feel and smell the air coming out of the housing that I placed outside, it's not sucking the air from there, and my X1C is stock. To remove the little door might be good idea though, will probably do that when the filter is due for replacement

​@@therealfazee I've tested the air flow using a piece of toilet paper and to my surprise the piece stuck to the back of the fan instead of being blown by it, so it's definitely sucking air in. After some research, I found a thread on the subject on the Bambulab forum (search for "P1S: Chamber Fan Direction"). Incredibly, it explains both your result and mine. I think there is not enough air flowing from the enclosure to the fan, so the path of least resistance involves taking air from outside the enclosure and immediately blowing it outside. Surely this can be improved upon

@@therealfazee the net air flow is going outwards, but I think that there is too little air from the enclosure getting to the fan, so the vast majority of the air is sucked in from outside and immediately blown back out through turbulence. I can't find out if this is by design... I have yet to create a venting solution of my own. I'm still in the process of printing parts, so let me know if you end up testing opening the little door to the activated carbon while printing ABS or PC. I'm not sure it's a good idea to vent with an increased flow of air since these materials need high temperatures to flow correctly and prevent warping, and it might be hard for the X1C to keep up with an increased flow. However, I would tend to at least try to increase the air flow because I hear the X1C fogs up with VOC (deposits?) when printing with ABS.

@@eliotbolduc1672 that's true it's not much of air even at 100% as the fan is more like PC fan for cooling rather than extracting it out. That's why I was thinking on adding the extractor fan in the line. But the room definitely doesn't smell when I print PLA (70% aux, 70% chamber) and I can smell it when I get outside so must be working to some extent :) haven't printed ABS yet I but I realize the high airflow might cause warping or lifting issue, will see. Yes X1C fogs up pretty easy even when printing PLA or PETG (the glass was all fogged up not sure which one of those caused it lol). Thanks for input!

awesome!

Have fun!

yes. want them to be perfect

Wow tough crowd.

I don't think it's possible in their app. Only one direction can be selected

I appreciate that!

Creality was my first choice but I saw it in action and it's way too many things to tinker with. As a beginner I just wanted to print, don't have that much free time to learn. But it might change if I really get into it.

You definitely made the smart choice, creality printers can be a pain!!!

Take a look at the P1S then. Or even the A1.

same!

Try orca slicer. It’s better than Bambu studio anyways.

@@ChivasKimber thanks I’ll give it a go but I have a feeling my 27” Mac is now little more than a monitor for utube..