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I’m sorry that you’re ill. I hope you feel better soon Kevin!

Merry Christmas to you too god bless

I like the latest rounded design

I mess with it bro. Keep up the good work g!

nice!!!!!!

Thats pretty good for a box keep it up

That's awesome

Oh a bamboo lab also, I tried doing that once it failed miserably

"for the market" what market? there are thousand stands already out there rather that be on printables or amazon, yours doesn't actually hold the phone...

I thought it was a Blender

Awe, I missed this! Hopefully I catch the next one 😄

I use free cad. It took a while to get used to but now i like it a lot, and its totally free.

Love the enthusiasm but what is it?

As a creator who knit and crochets, when I was learning those skills, I used basic cheap yarn to learn and practice and then used “good” yarn for making real projects. I can tell you that based on my little bit of experience with my 3D printer, black and white are NOT colors I want to prototype with. I’m thinking a relatively cheap gray or green of the same type of filament would be best to prototype with - something that’s inexpensive that you can get in bulk and not feel like you are wasting money. I hope that made sense!

I have a specific colour filament for prototyping. I personally use a bamboo green.

Grey and black No to white

Nice video 👍

Pro tip, for manual Z-Axis movement: If you hold the arrow on the display, it'll keep moving until you let go! It's not instant response, so don't hold 'til the last second (give it a few tries with plenty of space, to see how it responds), but wayyyyyy better than tapping it over and over. Note that this does *not* work in Bambu Studio. I do not know if it works in Bambu Handy. Also! I saw my comment on your snowflake video disappeared; don't know why, but it was to mention and describe parameterization. I won't write all the detail I did there, because it's frankly tedious to do again 😅but, in case that comment didn't get through, look into parameterization! I think the snowflakes would have been a perfect application.

My A1 in transit right this second. I should have it by next week. Went for that $100 off sale. This will be my first 3D printer. I'm very excited. Saving this video for later reference; really nice to have. Thanks for making this!

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What software do you use

Yay, i wanna see bc im thinking of getting multicolor filaments! Cant wait for a follow-up!

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Consider using gyroid infill. That default (rectilinear?) ends up crossing over lines that are printed at the same level, causing that noise.

congratulations brother! keep up the hard work, and i'm excited to learn more

Congratulations! 🎉🎊🍾

Do you find the build volume limiting at all? Debating between this and the regular A1

Nice dude. I use mesh mix and tinker cad, tho i dont like meshmixer as much and i dont perfer tinker cad. Get him to 1,000 Subs by December guys!!!!!

Not all PLA filament have the same speed and temperature parameters. I had some unbranded PLA that the specs showed print speed was only 1/4 of bambu speeds. And some specify different bed and print temperature. It's not one size fits all. I got 1 small 250g spool of PLA from aliexpres. Turned out to be PLA lite and was foamy and also very matte. Great for making lightweight prints for RC planes, but not for the cnc dust shoe I tried printing. So what I've learnt from that experience, is to always do a test print of say a benchy, label it with fllament brand name, supplier, date of purchase and your print parameters, once you get a good test print done you have a permanent record for next time. ❤

Nice dude! Does this apply for Creality? Specifically an Ender 3 V3 SE?

And a lot faster is to use the array tool, make the first six sided polygon, and extract it for 12.5 mill down so you have the actual hole, and then use the array tool on the feature, 3 rows and 9 columns or visa versa. so you don't have to select all the 27 items to extract. And creating 27 hexagons. For more the 4 or 5 items learn the array, And these projects are very well suited to learn those skills kind regards Hans

Hi, you can enter the formula as a value for the radius just type in 6.75/2 and fusion will automatically fill in the right measure. You could use real complicated expressions as input Kind regards Hans

Hey buddy. I just ordered my Bambu Lab A1 combo today and it will be here in about 4 days, excited! 🙂

Looks great! For parts like this where the tolerance is really critical, I’ll start with the smallest test print possible to dial in the size. This might mean a small rectangular block with five or so of those hex holes at slightly different sizes. Super fast to print and saves time/filament to get the perfect fit on the final thing. Cheers!

Hi! I just got my 1st 3D Printer as well! I’ve got an AnkerMake M5 and now I’m learning myself. 😂

are you buying 3d filament during black friday? how much do you get your filament for? i was just able to buy 10kg matte pla for $83 total on aliexpress

Good job 👏

you need to use the software i sent you for that lower Poop it wont let your filament jam because it pull it out before it cuts the filament so reduces the loss by 2 cm and helps clear the head

Bambu Labs is the cheapest around ive found here is Australia 4 rolls from $22.99/$27.99 AUD per roll 8+ 1KG rolls from $19.99/$24.99 AUD per roll Explore Bulk Discounts and free delivery

I would maybe recomend printing it on its back side. That angle shouldnt be too steep and the printer should be able to stair step that pretty decent. Then your lettering should look better. Another thing you can try is using supports as that stringing is probably due to overhangs. I would use the tree supports if youre using bambu studio for your slicer. Hope that helps

Strings maybe caused by too much moisture in your fillement. To test if the fillement is too moist just bend a piece of it, if it snaps then it is too moist and you need to dry it out. There are also other causes such as head being too hot as well Or printing too fast.

Those strings are caused by overhangs, the filament has to harden in the air while it's being printed. If the angled side is less than 45 degrees you can print it with the open face pointing straight up. That should eliminate all those overhangs and should give you a nice print.

love your vibes dood!! i subbed :} looking forward to more tutorials

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THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!! I am working on A few sponsors for the channel! When one rolls out I will do my best to make sure I get a discount code for anyone interested.

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!! I am working on A few sponsors for the channel! When one rolls out I will do my best to make sure I get a discount code for anyone interested.

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!! I am working on A few sponsors for the channel! When one rolls out I will do my best to make sure I get a discount code for anyone interested.

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!! I am working on A few sponsors for the channel! When one rolls out I will do my best to make sure I get a discount code for anyone interested.