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The goodest boy for sure!

I’m glad we got to share the P with you

I completely agree. These printers offer an excellent entry into the space. We actually just got ourselves a P1S a week or so ago. Go ahead and subscribe if you want to see Kory slap that one together as well. Unsurprisingly, it was together and printing quickly and without drama.

@@KeoPrintsi mean im hardware guy, but i have 0 experience and spending 10s of hours tinkering on some “cheaper” printers is .. fuu not fun, also with lack of support ( support from 3d printer brands is rly terrible despite elegoo i guess ) I will watch out for u folks 🙋‍♀️

You got that right

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We legitimately just sent it. No tweaks or tuning at all. Just Bambu presets and filament that had been sitting on a shelf for two years. It is honestly pretty incredible

@@KeoPrints oh hell yes! getting one if i ever get the spare cash

I didn’t get the AMS lite but it’s truly plug and play. Wish I would have gotten it first. This takes a meaty greasy 💩 on my Ender v3 se. And I like the SE. I’ve been printing pretty much non stop for 6 weeks. Of the very few failures I’ve had all but 2 were user error in some way. Way more failures on my SE. I still haven’t gotten the SE to print petg.

I actually just tried PETG on Kory’s Ender this past week preparing for an upcoming video. It turned out horribly. I used stock settings on the Bambu and it printed like a dream. It’s crazy what you can get for a few hundred bucks now compared to a few years ago.

I’ve been thinking about doing the hue forge stuff. Probably a good idea

This boy is feeling edity

We’re just out here trying to entertain a little. I can always count on you though. One of the faithful 6 viewers.

Yea some auto-level... still requires years of manual leveling.

So happy to hear! Stay tuned for more

You’re one of the original 6. Congrats!

Kory with the callback!

I can’t answer that for you. I can surely try and 3D print a solution if you would like though

Kory has a way with words

Sometimes, I learn the hard way

Sounds like the Ender way there. Let me know how that replacement extruder goes once you have it on there. We may look at replacing the stock setup for Kory. Thinking direct drive but not sure yet.

That about sums it up

Necessary action

You legend! Good Trainspotting!

I am often distracted by the camera. What can ya do.

Then we are in good company! Happy to hear it.

Thanks for the heads up on the last one. We would have had a quiet video out for quite a while before we realized I think!

Thanks!

You are correct there. The new machines definitely leave no room for exploration in terms of troubleshooting, upgrading, learning about the machine. It is great for those that are simply interested in manufacturing their designs but there are definitely some valuable lessons in the tinkering. At least there are options that provide both paths instead of only forcing the user to become a 3D printer tech if they want to get involved.

Thanks for hanging out!

Here's hoping that happens!

Same here. Unless you’re getting into some of the newer machines like Bambu, it’s hard to just set it up and start printing right away

The offer stands, come on down to Nebraska and show us how it’s done. Kory needs help!

@@KeoPrintsSo my 4h 42 minutes was fast? Edit: Ender 3v2 is ok if you want to tinker. I think I have used about same amount of money what that cost for upgrades. Basically I got that printer to make my own cases for my electronic projects and maybe testing some mechatronics/robotics.

Those are definitely a bit nicer than these V2 machines. Aren’t they direct drive too?

You have just made Kory a very happy boy!

You are absolutely correct. Even the Bambu/Anker style of machines that we have access to now shows how far the market has come.

It is pretty interesting how much the hobby has changed with the advent of more competition in this space. I personally enjoy the challenge of tinkering to solve an issue but I have to admit, these newer printers that have come around in the past couple of years are fantastic!

Keeping it nice and clean!

You probably can't even finish your wife either.

Haha fair point. Maybe once we finish our TH-cam degrees, we can explore the world of color correction.

@@KeoPrints Unfortunately, not everything can be done in post. Cameras capture only a limited dynamic range. Everything outside of that range is unrecoverable. Gone. It was never recorded in the first place.

You should see how slow we move without the help of editing. Like lethargic snails I swear.

If you find yourself in Nebraska at any point, shoot us a message. I am sure Kory could use a hand on a few of the things we have coming up.

Can't confirm. Took 6 hours.

You've got that right. I am far more happy to take a machine out of the box, snip some zip ties, and put it to work straight away! We are spoiled these days.

@@KeoPrints The reality of were the industry is now goes completely against your video title, disconnected from reality it feels

@@theguyonyoutube4826 I can see where you’re coming from. I guess we were more so poking fun at those people who like to maintain that opinion about the technology no matter what advances are made.

Ender 3 is still the cheapest option.

Bought an Ender 3 two months ago.