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just as a heads up if you want your vase to be waterproof do not use vase mode. add more initial bottom layers and make sure you have about 3 walls.

Thank you for taking the time to explain and share your experience, it’s truly generous and nice of you.

Yeah i often have flat areas for electronic where there are small extrusions on both sides (top and bottom) tried rafts and various support types but it always ends up in a mess would resin printer fix this?

How exactly do you get 2.2mm wall thickness with wall count 2? 1.1mm nozzle?

Where is the vase that is shown in your video picture?

thank you! would love to see a demo footage print

Anyone have video on how to do this in Creality Print slicer?

Enunciation, my man. Also, I had to crank up the volume to hear you. Video was great thou, straight to the point. Thanks

Great little video thanks (and thanks for pronouncing it Vase not Vayze - so annoying 😊)

Thank you for an easy tutorial👍

Thanks for tips 🎉

Volume control my guy, damn roller coaster with that talking volume up down up down

You deserve more subscribers. This tutorial was very useful for me.

Please kill the background music - it's very distracting - I can't listen anymore

I think you should definitely improve audio and VO quality. Cheers!

so bigger nozzle would make it a little stronger then I assume

very bad audio combined with unneeded backgroundmusic-noise- pretty much doing anything to get the listener annoyed and stop the video.

I'm sorry to say this but I never had any idea of what you are talking about. IMHO your teaching or tutoring talents are close to non-existant. You were also talking so softy that even on maximum sound I could barely hear you. The screen is so small as to be virtually useless 😒 😪

informative, but the back -round music is very distracting while you are explaining settings.

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I wish you'd turn the volume up and loose the background music. Great video otherwise but its a struggle to hear what your actually saying ... 🇬🇧

thank you

how did you show your printer into cura ?

What about the bottom of the vase . . . how do you get it to print with a bottom?

I like how you use language

i wanted to buy my first printer to make a vase, is this software compatible for any machine?

What a crap sound

hi, do you think that this model positioning will work and print fine? Or how would you place this object to avoid failurs? drive.google.com/file/d/104Z6Bw0C3-GILCXklRpnXFM8-s1mhFaj/view?usp=sharing Its a resin printer. Thanks.

I don't have the "SHELL" option in the settings. Is it a plugin? Also my wall thickness is grayed out to .8 and I can't change it

how do you get it so cura shows your printer in the background

Helpful as I kept hearing about the Vase Mode but never found out where and how to set it up in Cura? Funny as plenty of 3D printers talked about using it but never how to even find it on the system? Just a little bit of pointing out here, You need big time to sort out your volume and quality of the Audio used on the voice over recording as I had to increase my volume on the TV to 50% higher than normal and turn on Amplify to just about hear your voice and no I not hard of hearing either!

Nice

Keep it up bro 😜

so im attempting a vase mode model but im having a real pain in the ass problem. your video was good btw for easy settings at the start, but you need a better way of actually showing us with your mouse, you did up to a point, but when mentioning speed of print, i saw nothing. now im experenced enough to know were these are, but if your doing a tutorial, then make all your actual instructions clear, and espcially point out were all they are, as there maybe a complete beginners watching. back to my problem. so it prints fine other than the whole model has fine dots on it all over, and watching it i can see its kind of stopping and making a small blob every so oftem. now i read it could be retraction, so i stopped retraction.nope still blobs. so i thought, could ne the model, fetched a proper vase model, and nope, blobs again. it basically looks like my model has spots all over it. so anybody any ideas, or even full cura settings for a Vase print that should help me with my problem. would appreciate every setting you use to print a perfect vase would help me. my printer btw is an Ender 3 pro V2. oh i thought i would also mention, the printer litrally printed a flawless model right before this. you can check some screen shots on my twitter, (tozol) thanks for any help.

Straight to it. Nice one man.

Please speak clearly. Very hard to hear what you saying.

nice video but cant here a word sorry

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Simply explaining tutorials.very nice 👍

When you used supports in the vid... did you add a cube to the model and let cura put supports between the two? Or did cura do the lot?

Sometimes its best just to cut the model into two parts, print them flat on the bed and glue them together. I have even gone as far as creating pegs and sockets to make joints stronger.

another option is adding a wall on the tip of the overhang and make it into a bridg, cut the wall out afterwards

Nice one!! Can't wait to see you go further

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Sorry, this is just a reupload. I put up the video I was using for testing audio!

Hey guys, I realise I said I could upload more in the coming months, but I’ve just been taking my half term break so new vids will start again next week.

How did you get your printer profile showing up in curra? All I have is the build plate model. Also the audio is cutting in and out with the background music

Sorry mate, can't hear anything. Search for audio ducking on TH-cam and you'll solve that problem!

What tutorials do you guys want to see? Let me know if there’s anything in particular. EDIT: Wow how did this get so much views

Hope you like the new edits!