Smooth Two Color Inlay 3D Print Using Cura Z Hop on Creality Ender 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Chuck shows you how to get a Smooth Two-Color Inlay 3D Print Using CURA Z Hop. This method gives you a flush flat top surface or inlay on a single nozzle 3D printer. Chuck shows you all the steps to make it easy to implement on any 3D printer though he shows in on his low-cost Creality Ender 3. The secret is the Z- Hop setting in the Cura Slicer.
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Brilliant stuff chuck. Thankyou for sharing your wisdom. Now I can do my game tokens in two colours using this method.
Devin of Make Anything had a few projects of this concept about a 1.5 year ago. He shows amazing projects too and a guide through the design process. He even has gone for over 10 colors or so! It's really worth to check out
Pretty slick, oh master of Tinkercad, Ender 3s, and Cura. Take care and stay safe yourself.
That is just pure Genius
I used this method about a year ago to make a custom 3 color box with my logo, worked wonderfully!
Pretty cool idea! Would probably want to make sure to keep the bed heated between the two prints so the first one doesn't come loose.
What an amazing, simple and free method to enable multicolor printing, without resorting to an expensive add-on device! I've been a long time 'listener', and finally subscribed! You put out simple, clear, easy to understand videos. I really appreciate that you take the time to work through the myriad issues we face as 3D print Makers; it has certainly helped me avoid or reduce the troubleshooting time involved with printing. Kudos, Chuck!
Thanks. I appreciate it.
But I’m really curious, why wait so long to hit subscribe?
I’m always curious about that since it’s free.
@@FilamentFriday Honestly, no good reason at all for not subscribing earlier. 😁
Brilliant ... i would never have thought of using zhop in this way ... have been pausing prints and changing fillament for multi coloured prints
Every vid of yours that I watch amazes me !! THE BEST, most informative channel I’ve found.
Excellent result with such a simple solution using existing software and basic equipment, awesome job Chuck.
Very useful and extremely well explained. I can't wait to try the method over the weekend.
This trick has generated a lot of greenbacks for me making personalized keychains I’ve was reluctant to try cura and tinkercad but this one video has changed everything.
Word of mouth spreads like wildfire and I will be getting my 3rd printer I’ll be getting the Ender 3 this time I have the CR10 and the CR10 mini both have been fantastic.
Thank you so much this channel Rocks.
I love your content. Love the way you mix up slicer tutorials, simple electronics and just general fun projects and tips! Keep it up! 😃 Best regards from a quarantined northern Norway
This is marvelous. I always like creative solutions to a problem using the tools already at hand. Since we have a 'lock down light' here in Belgium I'm going to test this one in the couple of days.
You are a genius of the FDM... not only because of your desire to share, but the way you do it. You are THE PROFESSOR, THE Teacher of 3D Printing. Long life to you man !
Not sure if you still read comments but this technique has changed my life and stepped up my game. Everybody loves my multicolor prints!
Glad to help
If anybody needs to print something that isn't centered, draw concentric squares around your items (e.g. in TinkerCad).
For instance, put a 100mm "square" (just a .4mm outline, .2mm high) around one item, then put a 99mm square around your 2nd item, and a 98mm square around your third.
Export these thin squares as part of the .STL for each color you're using, so that each one is only printed once by one color. If you print the item with the smallest square first, you're less likely to have problems with the print head crashing (b/c the outer layers will z-hop appropriately)
This allows you to center .STLs in Cura. Everything will line up perfectly, and you'll have a "skirt" built in to each color to help purge the filament colors as well!
My 3rd or 4th fdm print EVER (including Benchy) was a two-color inlay using your video as a guide and thanks to you they all look amazing and now my future expectations are soaring far beyond my actual ability. You have my gratitude!
Perfect - exactly what I was looking for to do some multi-color inlaying. Thanks
Chuck, you always go above and beyond. This is exactly what I needed! Thank you!
Very creative, Chuck! Thanks for all of the tips and profiles!!
Wow, I’ve done recessed letters with different color layers so many times and never thought of doing it this way. Great idea.
Thank you so much for your clear and very much useful tips and "tricks". I have learned very much and making real improvements in my prints, thanks to your videos. Well done!
Outstanding technique. I'll have to come up with something to try that on. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and please stay safe yourself.
Amazing creative thinking for a 2 color workflow. Inspiring as usual.
Great solution Chuck. All the best to you all over there, take care.
Very good way of multi colors printing with single nozzle! Thank you.
tried this out and it worked perfectly, thanks Chuck
Thank You Chep. I never stop learning with your vids. Greatings from Argentina
I just tried this for a keychain i'm making, and it works beautifully! thank you very much
Wow never heard anyone mention a hop very good to know thanks for sharing ... Hope everyone stays safe
I love it, I'm gonna try this on the next one I need to do with 2-color flush in-set.
This great idea. You can make as many colours you want in this way and is easy
Hey Chuck, loved the outro, a casual you know what to do, have a great day. Thanks so much for your content!
First time I have ever heard someone on TH-cam say they don't care about subscribe or likes and was more genuinely concerned with people coping during this crisis. M8 you are amazing, big love from NZ, stay safe, stay awesome.
Fantastic idea! Will have to give it a try. Thanks for sharing.
Wow, very cool. I didnt really know what you were doing until 5 minutes in and now I wanna try it myself. Awesome nice video
Love this, so going to try this on a design asap! I've done "change on layer in past" for swapping filament but this seems quite neat idea for flush two colours...or more really
Now this is something I didn't think was possible!
I have some very small designs and I', going to try this method!
Very nice tutorial! Well done!
That was one of the coolest things I've seen regarding printing!
this is great! thanks for creating, explaining, and sharing
Just tried this for the first time today on my Ender 3 and I was amazed at how well this works. Thanks Chuck!!!
Thankyou for sharing this Chuck. You look after yourself as well 👍
Incredible! Never thought of something like this! Thanks a lot!
Nice! I've been printing separate and gluing together. I'll have to try this.
Amazing technique, love the knowledge you share , stay safe and thanks again for the useful content
You've just blown my mind, thank you.
Awesome tip, thank you for the good wishes at the end of the video, you ended the video on a very special way, yes its your channel and you benefit from it but this time it wasn't about that, it was about staying safe and have fun. Kudos for that!
Thanks for the great information Chuck, you and your family stay safe as well ✌️
This video was very amazing !!! and very useful thanks CHEP!
Another fantastic tutorial!! Thanks Chuck!!
This guy's a genius. Hopefully I can get to this level some day.
That's genius, great work Chuck
Awesome tip! cant wait to try it. Thanks Chuck.
Nice video. In Cura you can use the post processing options to disable or lower the z hop after the inlay is covered (0.5mm), this might reduce print times for the rest of the print.
Hi Diogo Salazar. I liked this comment. What is the cleanest way to accomplish this in the Post Processing?
@@oo7_golden_1 i dont think you can do that bro ive looked at the things you can alter in that section and it does not include disabling z hop or even adjusting the z hop distance but if im wrong please comment because i really would like to disable z hop after the two layers that cover up the inlay and ive tried everything short of g code to do it and even asked in the cura facebook group with no success the only answer i got was that you can do that in the prusa slicer but im new to that and dont know how to do it yet
Wow! It is fierce witchcraft!
Thank you for the excellent explanation of mechanics Z-hop. Before this video I did not know the practical application for it. Now I will know how to make inscriptions on toys for my daughter on my Ender 3.
Great video! I already have a project to try this method on.
great idea, i just made up a bunch of train signs and sure could have used this for them instead of elevating the layers. thank you chuck!
Like always: AWESEOME! Starting tinkercad right now and very exciting to see the result.
Cheers bud I'll give it a try ..and keep the good work up and stay safe
I have s project ready to print off and this is exactly what I was hoping to do. I assumed cura would do it but I wasn't exactly sure what settings to modify or if it would actually work. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
Awesome Chep, that really looks nice, great job. I am going to try that for one of my upcoming videos, will give you a shoutout on this. Thanks for sharing.
Hey I used to do the same exact thing for printing repeated inlay objects! It's really useful
OMG I was trying to do this the other day but didn’t think I could in cura. Thanks
This is an amazing trick. Thank you for sharing. Stay healthy!
Very nice, I appreciate all the time and effort You put in these videos, today I learned something new and useful from them again. My only issue is, that it's out just 3 days after my big inlay project, but hey, atleast next time I will have a way better finish on my parts thanks to You.
Thank You.
Wow, very cool! Thanks so much for sharing with us!
Mind blown. I gotta try this!
As usual another awesome video this one should go viral
Holy shit, I've been using Z Hop for years(got a delta printer) and never thought it could be used for this. Amazing stuff!
i was far at my own. but you chuck! youre the real master! god damn..you got some free time man! thanks
Recently finished painting recessed letters to get a similar effect... Definitely trying this next time!
That is thinking outside the Box, Great work, stay safe and virus free
Thanks for sharing. Stay safe and healthy!
Woow😮Thanks for sharing this tip:) I will test it today
Another great idea. Will have to give it a try. Thank you for sharing.
ok, this is crazy. This is the second time this happened to me. a while back I was wanting to heat up the bed and nozzle at the same time. Told myself I would figure it out over the weekend and bam... you released a video. Last night I was creating a bunch of lables, but they were hard to see, so I was thinking about how to make them more visible.. and here you are once again! thanks for all your help :)
Brilliant Tip! Thank you so much for sharing
very cool idea, simple function great result
Very slick Chuck! I love it!
Nice. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!
Wow so brilliant simple hack for multi color printing :D
You make this look easy. I've been struggling to get this to work and look good.
What a neat trick! thank you for sharing!!!
Great tip! Will try it. Thanks!
Thankyou. Been trying to think of a way to do this for some pet collar tags. Now i can.
Amazing information sir, thanks for sharing!!
Custom cases are one of the justifications, I mean reasons, I bought an Ender 5. Been pondering the whole second extruder thing just to do labelling up until now - this I suspect is going to be all I need. Absolutely marvellous, Mr H, completely brilliant!
This Sir, is a genious idea! Thanks for sharing.
Need to test this asap :)
Hey Chuck, I think it's amazing, multi color on a single nozzle 3D printer, it has your signature on it... just genius!
I didn't know about Z-Hop. that's very interesting. I just now finished putting my Ender 3 Pro together during the night. I'm looking at many videos and I hope to make my first test prints soon. I made one change in the Power Supply location. It was designed to be less than 1/4" from the heated bed. I didn't like the very small clearance that presented. Looking from the front, at the Extrusion as designed, there are 2 power supply mounting holes to be on the left side. Turn it 180° so the holes are on the right side of the Extrusion instead. That gives you 3/4" more clearance for the bed to pass. Some glass plates are a bit larger than the original design allowed.
(Power Supply location comments were added/edited in later)
Another great video Chep. Feel like I owe you a few beers with all the help you have given me lol.
Thanks so much for all the videos. You have such a great way of explaining things.
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neat!! thanks Chep. keep healthy!
Awesome idea!
THANK YOU!
Thank you very much for Your very useful videos. Cheers From Argentina
What an amazing idea!
Thanks for sharing :)
My Ender isn't under control like yours but maybe it's worth to try
Love your videos. Learning a lot!
Clever. Very clever indeed - need to try this.
Legendary skills and knowledge
As always an awesome informative video.