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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2019
- In this video I show you how to change filament on your 3D printer. I am explaining this on the Anet A8.
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Hello everyone, thanks for stopping by and watching this video. I am actually currently putting together a series of videos about handling filament. From the very basics like chaning filament to more complicated things like clogged nozzes, oozing etc. Also there will be some more coming in 2019 about different filament types and how to handle them but I am still building the long tail content here so stay tuned for more. Happy to have you all :-)
Didn't know which video on "how to change filament" I should pick, saw the Engelbert Strauss T-Shirt and immediately thought "this guy seems trustworthy". Thanks for the help.
Best explanation on TH-cam! I tried a few others and I kept getting blocked by the extruder nozzle. I can't thank you enough.
Glad it helped!
Great video. Thanks. I've been 3D printing for several years but my printers always had automated filament handling. My new Sovol SV01 is a very simple printer with manual filament loading and unloading. I bought it because simplicity usually translates to reliable and easy to maintain.
I would really like a video talking about how to succeed printing ABS!! Thank you for the video!
Yes, this is on the list 👍
Finally a good and quick guide which was understable. Thank you sir!
Thanks for the feedback!
Nice thank you i needed this video
Very helpful. Thanks bro
I used to have problems getting the filament to enter the heat break from time to time so I converted my fan to a magnetic mount. Now I just take off the fan and can see the filament path much easier. Thanks for the video!
Great tip. Can you share a link?
@@Crosslink3D This one takes 6x3mm magnets. www.thingiverse.com/thing:3090376 This is the one I use on my A8
Looks awesome!
I am currently preparing a video about it, thanks again!
@@Crosslink3D cool, can't wait.
Thanks for the video!
What if you cant grab the end of the filament???
Can you tell me where to get this chart in which I can see what filament need what temperature?
Very nice video
When you push the filament through so It comes out of the nozzle do you let go of the button first or no?
No, push the button all the time.
Do u think this will work with an artillery sidewinder X2 ?
Excvellent … it works for my Anet ET4 (y)
Great video loads great tips, but if you leave pla in the nozzle at high temperatures it basically training it and will be harder to extrude, this is why I always print a skit or brim so the filament is running smoothly when the model stats printing. I would not leave it two minutes I find the temperature is normally accurate to about 5 degrees +-
Yes, good tip. I use a skirt if possible and also some initial G-CODE to press some filament out of the nozzle in the left front corner of the bed.
Do you do that on cura, or another software, it who'd make a good video, although i have the stock main board.
@building stuff that mostly doesn't work Yes, I use the CURA start script for that. Looks like this:
G28 ;Home
M117 Auto level...
G29 ;auto level
G1 Z15.0 F6000 ;Move the platform down 15mm
G0 X0 Y0 F9000 ; Go to front
G0 Z0.4 ; Drop to bed
G92 E0 ; zero the extruded length
G1 X40 E25 F500 ; Extrude 25mm of filament in a 4cm line
G92 E0 ; zero the extruded length
G1 E-1 F500 ; Retract a little
G1 X80 F4000 ; Quickly wipe away from the filament line
M117 Printing...
Thanks I'm not home for the weekend but will change the software when I get back, if you don't mind I will make a video on it. Also I'm going to make a video on Craigslist converging the anets A8 acrilic frame for a sheet metal one, the design is on thingyvers and since you have a more upgraded printer I was wondering if you who'd like to make a video with me about it, compering how to change from almost stock and changing from a completely upgraded one,
Hear is the link to one of the designs let me know which one you think is best
www.thingiverse.com/thing:2736479
Just so you know I want to do this upgrade so I can transport the printer without worrying about it braking, o who'd love to make the video with you
Or if you who'd prefer we both release the video one the same day mentioning the other persons Chanel with Link in the description.
the throat on my anet a8 broke in the middle after having a clogged nozzle, most probably due to a bad filament change, I'm now waiting for a replacement, with this I would like to know whats the best way to clean the whole hot end, heating block and stuff in case of it happening again? I can´t seam to take off the heating element, and I feel too afraid to pull it out because I know i might break the thermister
Raimundo buckfield at some near point in the future, I will definitely do a video about it! In general, you might be best heating up everything to print temp first, then remove the nozzle and the throat, then quickly remove filament rests with a metal brush and scissors from the heat block. Take a heatgun and use it to heat up the throat and a metal rod that u use to stick through to clean the inside. Temp at 200+ degrees. Clean the threads with a metal brush too. Reassemble again when heated up not when it’s cold. Otherwise oozing filament could occur because there tends to be a little gap between the nozzle and the throat inside of the cooling block. When you assemble cold then the gap gets larger when it’s hot.
Should i pull the filament out, as soon as the nozzle begins to ooze filament?
Yes, and then pull fast
If you change the same type of material (PLA) when you load the second filament until it reaches and the first one starts to come out, why should it be pressed until the first one comes out?
What happens if you don't let the first one all out?
I don't mind if there will be two colors for the printed object.
Have you tried to see what happens?
My filiment is stuck in the tube and won't come out. What do I do
My best solution was to cut it off right above the nozzle and push it through with a sharp tool, such as a small hex wrench.
@@user2C47 damn thanks but I solved that problem like half a year ago
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This didn’t really help me with my particular printer
Annoying music .. trying to listen to voice
Holy hell you have an Anet. It was my first print and the biggest piece of shit. Printed well, but a miserable experience to print with.
Not using it anymore nowadays ;-)