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Thank you man, big help

Totally useless to me. This did NOT release my print - but then, you showed us nothing different from the intuitive use of the scraper, did you? Very disappointing.

You should review Montana blacks gold paint

I am on cut number 10 on thumb from those Creality scrapers... has edges like a scalpal

This wouldn’t have been a problem. If only the Z axis was also orbital. I don’t know why the base tends to be used as an axis with production I believe we are smart enough to figure something else out, then, again, I guess that’s why they are affordable really the ender three seems like 70s or 80s technology, just a fancy hot glue gun with fancy hot glue these things are great! But a lot of the issues I’ve run into our counter intuitive

I just bought 3 different types of gold spray paint, all looked rubbish, sort of a dull orange with poor relection. So I tried gold leaf which has to be the most difficult thing I ever tried, applying is a nightmare, but it looks so much better than any spray paint.

Thanks man! I'm new to 3D printing and i really appreciate this.

Hi I know this is old but it would you please do a final post with you using the winners of this test. On something like an old thrift store vase or some chair legs. Then still images of the items needed to create the best finish next to the bits sprayed with time to see them and write them down. Then we can just go buy all the bits and it's straight forward. This would be amazingly helpful. I'm going to follow you now 😊

Thx so much

my ball bearings are defective. where can i buy new ones I can't find these

Have you ever tried 2k clear coat with them golden metallic ?

hey i got a cr 10 max and my bearing area is comign off my printer and i am curios what i eneed to do to make it stable ?

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These are shielded bearings, you will be lucky if any of that grease actually makes it inside the bearing. You could swap to and equivalent sealed bearing size and even upgrade to high quality bearing from NSK or SKF. The bearings should far outlive the rollers themselves.

The bearings are 9 OD x5 IDx 3 mm width.

I’ll start out by saying I’m new to acrylic painting. Also, I’m painting bisque ware. What I’m currently working on has a great deal of fine detail requiring me to paint much slower and precisely. Because of that, the method you’ve shown wouldn’t work. Due to painting slower and the fact that acrylics dry fast, my current project has many streaks and it’s anything BUT smooth. Do you know a way to repair the uneven areas? I have another similar project and I was hoping to get some suggestions, so I can avoid making the same mistake. I’ve tried adding drops of water to the acrylic, but it affects the color, making it lighter. I could really use your help. Thank you.

Hello! thanks so so much! i new on 3d printer, and i had the CR10 v3 and just star having all these problems. THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing your knowledge!

What do i need to do to use Chitubox for my moai printer ? What Settings?

my prints all tend to either stick way to well, or they tend to not stick at all. it is much rarer for me to have it in between. however I don't have automatic bed leveling so the small curves in the bed can cause problems sometimes.

you should have had longer sample boards so we can see the difference more vividly and spent more time ranking your top 2 or 3 pts on the boards.

Have you ever thought of using Capricorn PTFE tube?

Does the type of brush matter?

Please read mixing paint 101

I melted my 24k gold necklace and mixed it with a clear coat and looks like real gold. True story.

Can you sell these?

Do you know if the bearings in that kit are MR95ZZ bearings?

Thanks for this. Would of been great if we could have seen the actual test sheets properly 😣 I couldn’t tell which paint had the most high gloss chrome look to it. I did look up the testors one and the site I found it on said it should only be clear coated with a 1814, 2736 & 2936 clear coat as these ones won’t dull the metallic finish and strip the leafing. Do you know if you have to have the clear coat? Does it add that chrome look to it with these test paints? I’m wanting to make some photo frames go from the gold or silver chrome look to a copper or rose gold, as well as possibly make some pvc pipe look like copper.

thnx for the vlog ! i tried metallic gold rustoleum (with the picture frame on the can) & it tends to fade. i heard rustoleum metallic bright & shiny finish (with a sunburst on the can) is little less bright but has a nice tone. am trying to coordinate it with rustoleum chalked tate green ... any suggestions ? thank you in advance. have a wonderful day ahead... John 3:16-18 He's (Yesu/Jesus) returning soon ...

Lol I definitely warped n scratched my bed the ender 3 comes with, but I always start off like you're doing n lose patience. I had to spend 20 bucks buying a glass bed. It's a bit easier now and everything sticks better too. Just a bit of advise for anyone who's already screwed up their bed. Just make sure it's the right size for your printer obviously.

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A 6 hour pri t to check temps with a ,large print and lots of filiment? I'm not buying it. There are much easier and quicker ways.

Wow... you are very talented!! Thank you for taking the time to share this.. I am inspired to try this now 😊

Thank dude!💯

A few helpful notes..a rule of thumb is you need a minimum of 3 teeth in contact with the edge of the metal at all times in order to cut effectively. The thinner the metal, the higher the tpi you'll need. Jeweler's blades 3-0, that's a good blade to start with. Take it slow, keep it cool. It also can help to sandwich thin metal between two pieces of thin plywood or other material, and put your template on the top piece of wood. That will decrease some of the grabbing action, make is safer and make cutting metal on a scroll saw far easier. But most of all, to me the choice of blade is to me the most important factor, that and not pushing it! Blades break extremely easy, as they are hard and thin like wire. Watch the channel Clickspring to see some fantastic brass cutting on a Hegner scroll saw. He just uses it to rough out shapes, and bring it to finish with files and etc., which I think is probably the best (though a bit more labor intensive) way to do metal scroll sawing on thick stuff.

Hey how did you get the z to lift between layers and not tilt the vat?!

this videos was my salvation, thank you!!!

Wish I had seen this video before I bought my v3. That piece of PTFE tubing in the heat break melts above 240C (which is everything I print). They changed out a problematic plastic idler arm in the extruder for metal and advertise it as having an "all metal extruding kit". Then dummies like me come along and assume were getting an all metal hotend....because whats an all metal "extruder kit"? I THOUGHT I had done my homework and was buying a printer I wouldnt have to change out a bunch of stuff to print Tglase and CPE-HT. I cant even print PETG with this thing. Its useless to me as it is. So any advice? I need all metal hotend and direct drive.

Testors or Tamiya?

what does 80 points mean? Do you mean to say 80 thousandths?

better tolerance can be achieved with a double acme nut, or a ball screw on the z axis

Where can I get the tiny bearings for the titan direct drive ?

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I’m wondering why my V2’s Z Axis are reverse of yours? My X axis belt tightened is on the right and the circuit board/cover/bowden mount are on the left side. I upgraded to the Titan Direct Drive (V3) and replaced it all with a Hemera. I got tired of the non-stop clogs.

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So glad I came across I'll be working on the lost boys cosplay later this year

It seems like you could write a short gcode to set the Z height instead of having to dial it into the firmware. I'm just learning about how to do it, so i don't want to put up any examples that may be incorrect.

This is so badass and I would love to have one of these for myself horror collection. Do you have an etsy or ebay shop?

Ok, i need some help pls. I have to gold paint a metalic lamp and i don't know what to use. Paint it with brush or to use metallic gold spray? Spray is more convenient but the paint is durable enough and gold shiny like regular paint?

Very informative