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Doug Does Stuff!
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2006
Doug Does Stuff is exactly what it says, Doug. Does stuff. I have more hobbies than a hobby store! You never know what the next video is about because anything and everything is game. I'm a real world dad/husband just making content that pleases me and hopefully helps others!
Ender Glass Bed... just pops off!
Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe!
This video is not paid for by comgrow or pagow, I just really liked the product!
Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as a complete novice. Stick along as I learn and grow and hopefully print some cool stuff!
Links:
Bed clips: www.amazon.com/dp/B08TT5L9K7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
Glass bed: www.amazon.com/dp/B07DS2LZF1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
This video is not paid for by comgrow or pagow, I just really liked the product!
Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as a complete novice. Stick along as I learn and grow and hopefully print some cool stuff!
Links:
Bed clips: www.amazon.com/dp/B08TT5L9K7?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
Glass bed: www.amazon.com/dp/B07DS2LZF1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
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Workshop: Part 3 - On the wall!
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Workshop Series: In the workshop series I am transforming my basement workshop from a catch-all to an organized work area that hopefully ma...
Workshop: Day 2 (sort of)
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Workshop Series: In the workshop series I am transforming my basement workshop from a catch-all to an organized work area that hopefully ma...
Ender 3v2 Bed issues
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as...
Ender 3v2 Neo: A New Hope... firmware edition
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as...
Ender in the nuts
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as...
Ender: Sprite Extruder Woes
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as...
Ender 3s... Throwing in the towel!
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as...
Mulitboard + Neo + Multiboard + Frustration
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Welcome to Doug Does Stuff. I'm Doug and I do stuff. I actually do too much stuff and have a hard time staying on one thing too long. I tinker with a lot of things and like to figure stuff out. Stay along for the ride and don't forget to like and subscribe! Ender Series: Welcome to my Ender series of videos. My aim in these is to show you the ups and downs of owning an Ender 3 series printer as...
try a different slicer to help with your ender issues i would recomend orca slicer
such a nice fit so far in the wide view of everything. Those little gaps between two panels would probably bug me too, but still for such a big project it's going well.
Thank you! I think a few well placed tools will hide them 😀
Looking good! I've been using the same method of slapping mine on the wall. print, place, mark, remove, install wall anchor, remount. I think sometimes there is slack when I am doing that marking and when i have lower connectors in the holes don't line up so I bet that alignment problem you mentioned is like that. I saw it a little bit too. Are you planning to do that whole wall behind your bench or are you going beyond that?
I'm going to cover the entire wall and go from there. After the wall, I might try the under desk stuff
wow 9x9 tiles take 3 hours for me to print per tile that long for just 4 ouch
The life of owning an Ender 3. I am sure I could bump up speeds, but I don't want to at the cost of quality.
Hi - enjoying your videos. I just put up a small multiboard grid myself. My is using 8x8 tiles, with one 8x9 to fill in a gap. will end up being 3x9 tiles total until I expand a section up the wall a bit. Not as big as the one you are doing but the system is really neat. Looking forward to watching your build come along. I hope you keep sharing your progress.
You know Gridfinity is just a rip off of Alexandre Chappel's system right? I enjoyed watching your build! Excited to see it progress.
I did not know, but good to know that the movie I am watching is a remake of a remake :)
Always love your content and excited to see what you do with multiboard. It's such a wonderful versatile system.
I had a spot on my bed that was having adhesion issues at one point. I just cleaned it with some dish soap, warm water, and a soft sponge and it started working perfectly again. I'm pretty sure it was oil from my skin touching the plate that was causing the problem.
12:12 I had some issues with stringing with CC3D filament. At first I thought it was because I had just transitioned from Cura slicer to Orca slicer. Printing from Cura yielded the same results. Digging around in Orca, I came across filament settings. I looked up the specs and settings for the CC3D filament and dialed that in. Let me tell you, it made the world of difference. I see plenty of videos on dialing printer settings which does apply to filaments to some extent. But in my research, different filaments can require different tweaks such as extrusion rate. I’m averaging about two multiboard tiles every other day, so I understand just wanting to be done and on to the next project. Hopefully you’ll be done soon. Best regards.
Take them gloves off goofball! Gotta be one with the grease!
can you flip the bed for another texture?
Yes, but the other side specifically says"use glue" written on it
@@dougdoesstuff24 oooooh time for spray adhesive?
raise the bed temp to 70 if its PLA+
Try some glue on the bed. Do not look at the frist layer, only the 3rd and 4th. If it looks good then let it run.
Meanwhile my V2 neo has a 9x9 mesh using klipper via the sonic pad. 0 issues with bed level once you get your z offset *perfect* using a feeler gauge and some live z babystepping
I think my bed has issues, my corners are dead on to each other, but there is some warping through the bed. Convinced that is my issue (or part of). I need to understand and look up the feeler gauge z-offset. I set with a piece of paper. What is your Neo set up with? Stock cooling? Bowden or direct? Thanks!
@@dougdoesstuff24 My cooling duct is upgaded with 2x5015s and printed shroud. Has a Sprite SE DD extruder. the feeler gauge offset is just a more precise/consistant way compared to paper. tempered glass should (almost) perfectly flat, the bed could be out of parallel with the gantry. Running klipper with a sonic pad was one of the single best mods i have done to my printer
Yeah, I need to figure out how to get better cooling. The 2 5015s sound nice. I have the Sprite SE, but it has given me nothing but problems on my sonic pad, which is why I uninstalled for now. Maybe I didn't have the right firmware chosen.
@@dougdoesstuff24 Which sprite se did you get? There are 2, ones ment for the normal ender 3 and the other is ment for the NEO. They have slightly different offsets for the bowden tube. The main difference is the mount bracket being different.
@@lonewolfsstuck I got the Sprite SE for the Neo v2. I have one for my E3 Pro and yes the brackets are different. I made sure I measured the bowden tube and get it right. Just never could get it to work right.
try the other ender bed
Yeah, I just retrammed and it is dead on for each corner, but what a warp through the middle. I ordered a glass bed to see if I could get a difference result. Cause why not throw more money at it. :(
Sir! If you are up for one more test, i would HIGHLY recommend trying different slicing software. Ive been using Cura on and off for years and just recently tried others for better results. Lychee is one of them. I have the same 3D printer you do and before that, i had the original Ender 3
I just might have to. I have my E3Pro running and it is doing great with the same files which is weird. I really think I have mostly a hardware issue in front of me. I ordered a glass bed to see if I could get a better bed mesh. We will see. But, yes, another slicer test might not be the worst.
@@dougdoesstuff24 Filament quality helps and make sure you don't have bed wobble if you haven't checked that. Hopefully you can get things working as they should 🤞
I feel your pain. I retired my ender, the relationship was turning toxic... I want to spend more time printing and less time cursing the printer.
I know, but even with all the upgrades I've done, it is still cheaper than a Bambu :(
I saw the multiboard guys video. he does it by putting a PETG layer between the PLA 8x8 prints. means you need one of those fancy bambool ab multi filament printers. I am trying to see if i can do this on my ender 3. and good to see you have done it. I am tired of printing one at a time every 5 hours. please share your tips on how to achieve this stack on a ender3 like printer and what settings would help with separating the prints
Honestly, before I went about messing with my E3Pro it was printing solid as you could see in the videos. When I tried the darn Sprite extruder SE is when my problems started. I just had a basic cura normal profile with a few changes to walls and ironing and it was working.
I’m done with Creality, I want a functional machine, not a science project
So true
My ender 3 s1 has the X and Y axis bent, next one is a bambu lab, I’m done with this shit.
The best thing I've ever done for my sanity and my wallet was to take a hammer to my Creality printer, and to then go out and buy a Bambu Labs printer.
Ha! So right though
Totally right!
I had the same issues, new hotend and nozzle fixed it. Don't throw the upgrades away, they do make a difference. Stock means slow and basic printing.
Check out the rpi zero 2 W, works fine for klipper + cam and cost only 15$
Not throwing out, just on hold until I can get a good print on stock
It's time for Klipper my dude.
Have a Sonic pad, but it was constant issues
make sure you slow down that is the reason why all of your other prints looked so crappy and turn the temp up
I think it was a combo of things, that was definitely part
sloooow down and gow back to bowden, and take apart the hot end clean it up and tighten it down
make sure firmware is for the right board you will have to take the board cover off to see
Got the right firmware and stripped it down to rebuild. Went back to Bowden and got kicked in the nuts again when the hot end fan just died.
@@dougdoesstuff24 dang hope you know how to solder a new one on (shouldnt be to hard)
First Ender I'be seen with dual extruder motors. 😁
Ha! Only one in use. I just didn't take off the original.
My experience with the Ender printers is, they are a great printer if you don't actually care about printing things, but you love to fiddle with the printer constantly.
So it seems. BUT...... if I can get this thing to print right it will be great
SOVOL SV08 PETG no Chance, I give up 3D Printing for EVER
ive also thrown in the towel with mine, far to many issue and very inconsistent results, bought a bambu lab a1 and its been great.
Best thing I did for bed adhesion is get a dipped plate, either sliceworx in the US or KDEAVI from aliexpress, things just stick! Coming from an Ender 3 with a glass bed and lifted corner after lifted corner, I won't be going back!
What slicer you using?
The latest CURA version. After I downgrade some of my upgrades I'm going to try the latest version and if that doesn't work go to an earlier version that was working for me
@@dougdoesstuff24 Give Orca slicer a try. I get consistently better results with it than any other slicer I've tried.
are you sure its not bad filament?
I've tried several different filaments and even used a dryer
Do a vfa test
Slow down
" I have to leave in a few minutes." Still starts to take it apart. 😂 I do the same thing and I feel better now.
I ended up being late!
I think that would be a bad seal in the cylinder
let's hope not!
What was the humidity at originally?
I believe it was just about 40f
Have you tryed z offset?
oh yeah, about a thousand times. There is something else going on, just have to figure it out.
@dougdoesstuff24 what temps you running and extrusion speed?
I was running 200, but with the sonic pad it was going FAST. I need to do more work on this thing. I really think the issue is the direct sprite extruder, that is when all the issues started with both printers.
@@dougdoesstuff24 I have the same extruder and was running 210°and 100% extrusion 50% speed
Tottaly off topic, but did you replace your engine mounts or these original? Mine looks different
I didn't, can't say if previous owner did or not
Bro, just get yourself an A1! Bambu labs is really done a good job. I’ve modded ender 3, 5’s I had my fun but now I’m having a lot more fun just printing what I want when I want without having to tinker as much.
I'm a stubborn old goat.... But I might get there sooner than later
@@dougdoesstuff24 I second @LarryBerg 10000% !! I used to tinker with an Ender3 style printer (Eryone ER20). Replacing the extruder with a highend one and flashing it with Klipper improved things quite a bit but still, always tinkering without ever getting anything completely clean and fast... I finally got an A1, and WOW !! It's just another world. Every print is clean, it prints fast (3h15 for a 8x8 plate), it's as close to automatic as it can be... you really should take the leap. Honestly, I nearly didn't ever print anything useful with my previous printer, because I feared how much I would have to tinker to get a good result. Now I can't stop printing, everything I find interesting and useful. I just download the file, check some general settings (usually defaults are OK), hit print, and use it. Bambu Lab did a wonderful job on this printer, especially at this price point of 350€.
@@dougdoesstuff24 I'll second that. Bambu Lab really has made jumping into 3d printing much more accessible. Within minutes of unboxing my unit, I had a flawless benchy. So far, the only major frustration I've had has been trying to deal with setting up Sunlu TPU. Once I finally got it all worked out, it's printing great as well.
Use a hot air gun to get rid of the strings and everything else on your finished parts. 73
I did read that elsewhere, but I want it to be good out of the gate :)
@@dougdoesstuff24 I definitely sympathize with wanting to get it good off the plate. There's also something to be said for taking what's realistically acceptable so one can move on with the overall project. I just finished an extremely frustrating project (finished for now) that I ultimately chose to accept the cosmetic defects in the first 1/6th of the project and use each next piece to refine. I'd already wasted too much filament. Keep up the great work and best of luck!
Doing the same 4 stack on my K1 Max and it's going to take 24hrs, and I thought that was too long lol. Still using my Creality CR10 as the "parts" printer, and it's doing 15hr prints at about the same speed as the Ender 3 Pro. The biggest thing about both these printers is the removeable spring steel built plate - it's a game changer for removing prints from the bed, even really small ones come off so easy.
It is a long print for sure, but it was coming out very nice. All the damn upgrades I did ended up being downgrades in quality. ugh
@@dougdoesstuff24 yeah quality is primary when you have things you see each and every day. At times I want to get another printer to get these jobs done quicker, but I might just have to dust off the old CR10-S5 and get it working on some of the items as well. I think I have 3 weeks of printing left just for the next multi board project, then I want to start on the tool storage
Does this affect the linearity/response curve of the stick?
It's been so long, I can't answer reliably, sorry.
If I was in your place. I would go ahead and bite the bullet and buy the $299 5M FlashForge 3D printer and be done with it. Way way faster print speeds and well worth the money. Buy once cry once. You only need to buy it once, and then you have something good to use from now on.
I'm in too deep at this point :(
@@dougdoesstuff24 I hear ya. You would be glad you did. But I understand. I'm printing a sheet of single, double, and quad 8mm screw mounts on my K1 max and a sheet of small threaded screw mounts on my ender 3 v2 neo as I'm typing. Got T bolts on file ready to start as soon as one of them is finished. I love the multiboard stuff. I was looking at the community build post a while ago for some shelf mount inspiration. Lol. I got so much planned out.
I ran 207 nozzle and 60 bed at 50 print speed and had great results. You can use a pocket torch after to take care of the stringing
Great to see this video! Congratulations on the new printer. Do you use Orca Slicer?
No, I use Cura. As I get into the hobby that might change
@@dougdoesstuff24 Nice! If you end up moving to Orca Slicer, OctoPrint, or have any questions please let me know I'm also newish to it but have compiled marlin after installing a direct drive Revo nozzle. Always happy to help maybe some of my failures could save you some time. I'm thinking about trying the multi board and appreciate you sharing
@RandoTechNerd will do. Got another video coming out tonight. I picked up a sonic pad and it's crazy fast
Have you tryed the 4 stack yet?
Yes, on my Ender 3 pro. I will get to it on the Neo eventually
@@dougdoesstuff24 mine said 3 days 21 hours
@@leroycline8849 Sounds about right if you didn't change any settings. Don't forget to make the walls 3 and infill 15
@@dougdoesstuff24 ok I will try that
Im getting a ender 3 v2 today and sole purpose was to make this. Did you come up with better settings?
I don't yet. Still tinkering
Your engine is equipped with hydraulic lifters. There is no valve lash adjustment.
this is a four stroke engine , why do you adjust both intake and exhaust valves on the same stroke?
I did not adjust on the same stroke. Sorry if that didn't come across in the video.