Thanks for watching everyone! I'm thinking about doing a Q&A video. Comment here whatever questions you guys might have about me, my Ender 3, this printer, or my love life? My astrology sign? Anything... I'm very bored. Thanks! As promised here are some FAQs and updates: - Last updated 11/29/2020 Q: Why put the prints in water for curing? A: Oxygen actually slows down resin curing under UV light so since water has less oxygen in it, prints can cure a lot faster. Water also refracts the UV light coming in giving you more consistent curing all-around your prints. The only downside is that water does absorb some UV light but apparently, the wavelength needed for curing isn't absorbed. I recommend watching this video that covers water curing more in-depth: th-cam.com/video/GN_Y2qx3ksg/w-d-xo.html if you want to learn more.
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We have rich experience in providing screens for car touch screen. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
Been looking into getting that OXO Container, but I noticed on your strainer's Thingiverse page that IPA causes that kind of plastic to crack and leak. Have you experienced this happening? If so, did you switch to an alternative?
@@mayaquirino5976 really late comment but that's just unavoidable really. If you look closely even his print has a bad surface underneath the handle, but its a functional print so it doesn't need to look good. If you want the underside of a print to look good it's more advisable to change the print's orientation in your slicer, use supports, or cut the print in a 3d modeling software and print in pieces.
especially for how small he is. his content is better than some TH-camrs with millions of subscribers, no cap. also, they are very easy to understand and concise.
A recommendation from an experienced resin printer is too have your printer near some ventilation source, whether it be a window or a custom ventilation system. I’m sure you’ve heard a lot about VOC’s since getting your resin printer and they build up around your home over time without proper ventilation and can cause all sorts of long term health defects and I can’t have that happening to such a good content creator!
I don't 3D print or Resin print, stumbled across the videos by pure luck and they're well made and relaxing to watch that I've just stayed around haha!
did not realize how new your channel is i watched your ender 3 modding vid and thought you were around for years, your hard work really shows and i dont doubt that you will blow up.
Turning a food waste bin into a UV Box was genius. Your DIY creations always look clean and professional. I doubt I'd be allowed to do that to mine because it's property of the Local Council.
Your editing skills are on another level! Great video and I hope you like resin printing, I have really enjoyed both. Also great job on the diy setup for cleaning and curing.
Totally using this food container wash station idea! For anyone that may not have Amazon Prime for whatever reason I found that Walmart has a Better Homes and Gardens line of air tight food containers that look very much like the OXO ones and they're a bit cheaper. Of course you'd have to modify the dimensions of Scott's STL to make it fit.
Like I said in the comments of a previous video, your video quality is amazing and your vids are really entertaining. By the time I viewed this vid there were no dislikes, let’s keep it that way.
I gotta tell you I don’t understand a single you’ve done but I love your passion PS I’m studying medicine,btw your video inspires me in many ways Thanks
Those DIY solutions are really really cool! And this short video format is awesome, cause it doesnt feel like its too short or like you are missing something out.
I subscribed as soon as I saw your Ender 3 upgrades video many months ago. Just got my first resin printer from Phrozen and I knew exactly where to check first for home made wash and cure ideas. Thanks again Scott!
Ur videos ARE SO GOOD! Like this one was not even long or as detailed as some of ur other videos but it was still incredibly entertaining. Keep it up man!!!
I came from your viral Ender 3 video and loved all of your additions... Your 3D modeling skills must be pretty up there, I can't even imagine where to start with design... Nice modifying , enjoy
Use 2 ethanol containers.With the first for cleanning the pieces roughly and the second for finishing the cleaning. The surface finishing is better and you are going to waste less alcohol
Great setup! I'm planning on getting a resin printer next year. Fortunately I live somewhere with A LOT of sun throughout most of the year, so a curing device is not necessary for me. You might want to move your printer far away from your living area, though, because I've heard lots of reports that the fumes the resin gives off can make one nauseous when being exposed to them a lot and that sensitivity increases over time. Fortunately I have a spare bedroom that I use as storage space only and I'm going to set up my resin printer in there. If you don't have one (Seattle, right?) make sure to keep your windows wide open during printing and post-processing
So glad to of found your channel. All high quality videos. I can tell you have a passion for this, I really hope ya make it. Love the way you edit and direct your videos, looking forward to more!
I love your videos! Have been waiting for another one, and was surprised to see one about a Resin printer. I am soon getting an Ender 3 Pro, and most of the mods I plan to have are thanks to your mods video! Really appreciate it. Well keep the quality content up, and hope you're well.
Oh shhhhhhhhh seattle homie!!!! I was looking at the elegoo wash kit thing and I was like.......I could make this myself I think..... Found you. GREAT vid man! This would take sooo much time with the test prints as you said! Great job seeing it through!
you really deserve more attention, the quality of your videos are insane. also i have clicked on the link for music by cameron luck but only two songs show up and i was wondering if there was something wrong with the link. Keep up the good work!!
I'm just bad at posting to Spotify LOL. A lot of the stuff Scott is using in the videos are pre-release and aren't fully mixed, mastered, and arranged yet, but will be coming soon! Stay tuned!
only you would make a casual tutorial on making a uv box in the middle of a video about a 3d printer, and i love that, most people would've made it a separate video and tried to link it and get everyone to go watch that one too
DUDE, you just made the entire horrible process (that's so messy and smelly and akward that im thinking of throwing it all in the trash soon) look so simple and clean its made me think twice. im so doing this - thankyou
plug your printer into a computer running octoprint and have octoprint run the whole print, start to finish. it can add a command to move the print head all the way back like that and trigger a camera, so it takes a bit longer and you have to leave your computer on and plugged in the whole time, but just google "octoprint timelapse" and you'll get all the instructions you need :)
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If you want to do it just buy a Raspberry pi 3B+ and raspi camera then install octopi thats it
damn scott. your videos are just amazing. be careful with nitrile gloves: some resins or organic solvents penetrate nitrile gloves in seconds, and while your hands are sweating inside the gloves, the open pores absorb whats coming through the gloves even better. butyl gloves are the solution here, even though they are less convenient due to thickness. also black light LEDs but be way too weak in the needed wavelength band. if you need a stronger UV light source, try the lamps that are used in tanning beds for the facial tanner. those work great, but produce quite some heat. keep up the great stuff!!!!
Scrappy? Man, those things look fantastic! Coupled with your video quality, your DIY's look very stylish, I wish I could be more organized and not having my printing station looking like any dad's average workbench, full of tools, dust and grime
I haven't checked values but is that glass and water transparent to UV light wavelength you are using? As normal glass stops majority of the UV from the Sun. Laboratory glass is somehow different, but mostly to deal with big temperature changes - when UV transparent stuff is required, it is made of special glass.
from what i’ve read online, most glass blocks a lot of UV light but not TOO much and since the water inside does it’s refracting thing, it kinda cancels each other out? i mean my curing time is like half of what it used to be without the water so i’m definitely getting a good cure. not sure if the beaker i’m using is laboratory glass or not though. might be! but i have also used just ikea glass cups too before i got this beaker and that still worked very effectively.
What is the advantage of water curing vs just putting the model under UV lights? This is actually the first time I've seen anyone mention putting the model in water before putting it under the UV, so I'm curious.
Correct me if I am wrong but wouldn't it make more sense to make the circuit for the black lights a parallel instead of a series since you want them to glow as much as they can?
That's nice man. I wish white everything would work as well for me as it does for you. Surprised you didn't 3D print a cover for your timer on the curer 🤔 Good stuff man.
Olá, já tinha vistos os seus videos há algum tempo e gostei muito. tenho uma LD-002R que infelizmente não consigo fazer trabalhar bem. Quando a comprei, há cerca de 4 anos, tive logo problemas, a caixa vinha danificada e faltavam acessórios, tentei falar com a loja e o que obtive foi um gozo pela minha pessoa da parte da loja. Fiquei muito triste e por isso coloquei a impressora de lado, certas impressões tinhas falhas e quando estava a imprimir dava saltos... Acontece que agora olho para ela e gostaria de a por a funcionar... Pode dar-me dicas de como fazer todas as configurações e pequenos "truques" que possam ajudar a minimizar o problema? Obrigado.
9/10 good tips but cold you put the wash thing in stead the light box of the water tube?? I know photopolymer chemistry science can be very tricky. Theoretically you could make resin with any monomer and a photoinitater like Elmer's glue and tumeric but the tumeric would very in ratio depending on "quality" and be measured on parts per million. I'm just saying have you tried it?
Ok, this is kinda great set-up! 😳 Hope I will have soon time to do also some videos about my projects... I'm still doing just video manuals and stuff like that... 😅
Thanks for watching everyone!
I'm thinking about doing a Q&A video. Comment here whatever questions you guys might have about me, my Ender 3, this printer, or my love life? My astrology sign? Anything... I'm very bored. Thanks!
As promised here are some FAQs and updates:
- Last updated 11/29/2020
Q: Why put the prints in water for curing?
A: Oxygen actually slows down resin curing under UV light so since water has less oxygen in it, prints can cure a lot faster. Water also refracts the UV light coming in giving you more consistent curing all-around your prints. The only downside is that water does absorb some UV light but apparently, the wavelength needed for curing isn't absorbed. I recommend watching this video that covers water curing more in-depth: th-cam.com/video/GN_Y2qx3ksg/w-d-xo.html if you want to learn more.
In the future could you post a tutorial on how to make a creality ender 3 pro enclosure?
Hello, this is Allison from Beijing DWIN Technology from China. We are the manufacturer of Android screen, touch panel, Smart LCD display. And we specialize in this field for 17 years. We have rich experience in providing screens for car touch screen. We hope to get in touch with you. If you are interested, you can contact me through email:yangxi1@dwin.com.cn.
How did you print the oxo strainer without supports? all my surfaces under supports looks like trash :(
Been looking into getting that OXO Container, but I noticed on your strainer's Thingiverse page that IPA causes that kind of plastic to crack and leak. Have you experienced this happening? If so, did you switch to an alternative?
@@mayaquirino5976 really late comment but that's just unavoidable really. If you look closely even his print has a bad surface underneath the handle, but its a functional print so it doesn't need to look good. If you want the underside of a print to look good it's more advisable to change the print's orientation in your slicer, use supports, or cut the print in a 3d modeling software and print in pieces.
The way you solve problems is pretty cool
Wow integza, you watched this vid, how you doin without your mustache
@@davidzavernik4784 Badly
@@integza R. I. P. 😔
Integza?!??it’s rly awesome to even see ur comment!
remember, tomatoes are disgusting.
This guys video quality is insane
especially for how small he is. his content is better than some TH-camrs with millions of subscribers, no cap.
also, they are very easy to understand and concise.
bro he has a 20k hd camera
@@krisko7243 well his older stuff was filmed on an iphone
This is Tina from Creality! Really touched and impressed :) Can't wait to see your 3DPrintMill(CR-30)- Belt 3D printer's video later lol
Nice we like this guy keep the merch coming!!!
@@TheBlueOfTheSky LMAO, we like him as well!
@@Creality3D I just got my LD in today and I am STOKED! Much love for you guys~
@@Creality3D enders are e-waste 🤮🤮
@@Scirocco_74 🤡🤡🤡🤡
A recommendation from an experienced resin printer is too have your printer near some ventilation source, whether it be a window or a custom ventilation system. I’m sure you’ve heard a lot about VOC’s since getting your resin printer and they build up around your home over time without proper ventilation and can cause all sorts of long term health defects and I can’t have that happening to such a good content creator!
thanks for the comment! that’s actually one of the first mods i’m adding to this guy. definitely going to try my best to address that. thanks!
I don't 3D print or Resin print, stumbled across the videos by pure luck and they're well made and relaxing to watch that I've just stayed around haha!
I been waiting since 1984 for another video
Let’s goooo
right?
years later, and i just came back here again for the drainer file so i can get that cleaning thing going again. you're the man!
same
did not realize how new your channel is i watched your ender 3 modding vid and thought you were around for years, your hard work really shows and i dont doubt that you will blow up.
It's not scrappy at all my friend. It's awesome how you save yourself money and did it as you wanted. It really inspired me to do my own set up
Turning a food waste bin into a UV Box was genius. Your DIY creations always look clean and professional. I doubt I'd be allowed to do that to mine because it's property of the Local Council.
Your editing skills are on another level! Great video and I hope you like resin printing, I have really enjoyed both. Also great job on the diy setup for cleaning and curing.
Totally using this food container wash station idea! For anyone that may not have Amazon Prime for whatever reason I found that Walmart has a Better Homes and Gardens line of air tight food containers that look very much like the OXO ones and they're a bit cheaper. Of course you'd have to modify the dimensions of Scott's STL to make it fit.
Can we just appreciate the amount of work Scott puts into these videos
This is one of the coolest channels. Looking forward to this content!
agreed! now we wait years for a new video.
Like I said in the comments of a previous video, your video quality is amazing and your vids are really entertaining. By the time I viewed this vid there were no dislikes, let’s keep it that way.
it's crazy how you made it look so elegant
Your videos are CLEAN! From one artist to another, love your work.
I gotta tell you I don’t understand a single you’ve done but I love your passion
PS I’m studying medicine,btw your video inspires me in many ways
Thanks
Those DIY solutions are really really cool! And this short video format is awesome, cause it doesnt feel like its too short or like you are missing something out.
I subscribed as soon as I saw your Ender 3 upgrades video many months ago. Just got my first resin printer from Phrozen and I knew exactly where to check first for home made wash and cure ideas. Thanks again Scott!
Absolutely LOVE how he does his videos...
What I find interesting in your videos is the good taste in design, even if it is DIY stuff! Great work!
Ur videos ARE SO GOOD! Like this one was not even long or as detailed as some of ur other videos but it was still incredibly entertaining. Keep it up man!!!
I got an Ender 3 because of you. I just got a LD002R (because of you). Thanks
5 gallon bucket works great for curing and turntable! Great video as always! Thank you!
I truly don’t know how your account has only 25k followers. You must be growing fast. Amazing content man!
You legend
You FAST
This videos are just delightful to watch.
After this and the ender 3 upgrades, you deserve a sub!
tons of subs*
I came from your viral Ender 3 video and loved all of your additions...
Your 3D modeling skills must be pretty up there, I can't even imagine where to start with design...
Nice modifying , enjoy
Use 2 ethanol containers.With the first for cleanning the pieces roughly and the second for finishing the cleaning. The surface finishing is better and you are going to waste less alcohol
Great setup! I'm planning on getting a resin printer next year. Fortunately I live somewhere with A LOT of sun throughout most of the year, so a curing device is not necessary for me. You might want to move your printer far away from your living area, though, because I've heard lots of reports that the fumes the resin gives off can make one nauseous when being exposed to them a lot and that sensitivity increases over time. Fortunately I have a spare bedroom that I use as storage space only and I'm going to set up my resin printer in there. If you don't have one (Seattle, right?) make sure to keep your windows wide open during printing and post-processing
Pretty nice DIY setup. Looks pretty minimalistic and clean
Big fan of your videos!
Really creative and i appreciate your method , real maker makes
Just starting 3D resin printing and your video helped so much! Also your video flow is amazing.
So glad to of found your channel. All high quality videos. I can tell you have a passion for this, I really hope ya make it. Love the way you edit and direct your videos, looking forward to more!
thank you for the kind words coby! glad you're enjoying my videos!
another awesome video
blessed be the algorithm
can't wait for the ender 3 pro update video
I love your videos! Have been waiting for another one, and was surprised to see one about a Resin printer.
I am soon getting an Ender 3 Pro, and most of the mods I plan to have are thanks to your mods video! Really appreciate it.
Well keep the quality content up, and hope you're well.
Oh shhhhhhhhh seattle homie!!!! I was looking at the elegoo wash kit thing and I was like.......I could make this myself I think..... Found you. GREAT vid man! This would take sooo much time with the test prints as you said! Great job seeing it through!
you really deserve more attention, the quality of your videos are insane. also i have clicked on the link for music by cameron luck but only two songs show up and i was wondering if there was something wrong with the link. Keep up the good work!!
I'm just bad at posting to Spotify LOL. A lot of the stuff Scott is using in the videos are pre-release and aren't fully mixed, mastered, and arranged yet, but will be coming soon! Stay tuned!
@@CamLuck thanks for the reply! sick music btw
@wupdewup no problem and thanks for the kind words!
@@CamLuck np!
only you would make a casual tutorial on making a uv box in the middle of a video about a 3d printer, and i love that, most people would've made it a separate video and tried to link it and get everyone to go watch that one too
DUDE, you just made the entire horrible process (that's so messy and smelly and akward that im thinking of throwing it all in the trash soon) look so simple and clean its made me think twice. im so doing this - thankyou
love your videos so much
I have seen your channel for the first time for a few days an now I'm asking myself why not before love you go forward
bro you applied the IKEA design to your whole life and i respect that
Nice, like coming back to XIV-th century - everything handmade in medieval manufactory :)
Man how do you do that It’s looks amazing 1:27
plug your printer into a computer running octoprint and have octoprint run the whole print, start to finish. it can add a command to move the print head all the way back like that and trigger a camera, so it takes a bit longer and you have to leave your computer on and plugged in the whole time, but just google "octoprint timelapse" and you'll get all the instructions you need :)
If you want to do it just buy a Raspberry pi 3B+ and raspi camera then install octopi thats it
the magic of octoprint
Dude! Where is your new video with the upgrades! Cant wait to see them! Love the channel, high production without to much filler.
posting in a few days :) thanks! glad you’re enjoying it.
@@ScottYuJan Only found your channel today but finally.
Totally practical, not for snobs. Liked a subbed!
White... Soo much white!!!❤️ Love your vids keep em coming yo!
love the videos refreshing content on youtube and to the point
Your videos are spectacular man, keep it up!
underrated channel
Wow! Great craft! Great editing! I’m really happy to have found your channel.
PS: all that IPA talk had me looking for the beer :)
Me too... Didn't even realize I was already drinking one till I read this comment.
damn scott. your videos are just amazing.
be careful with nitrile gloves: some resins or organic solvents penetrate nitrile gloves in seconds, and while your hands are sweating inside the gloves, the open pores absorb whats coming through the gloves even better. butyl gloves are the solution here, even though they are less convenient due to thickness.
also black light LEDs but be way too weak in the needed wavelength band. if you need a stronger UV light source, try the lamps that are used in tanning beds for the facial tanner. those work great, but produce quite some heat.
keep up the great stuff!!!!
Those debranded Ryobi? Tools in white look sick, great work man!
Scrappy? Man, those things look fantastic! Coupled with your video quality, your DIY's look very stylish, I wish I could be more organized and not having my printing station looking like any dad's average workbench, full of tools, dust and grime
Friggin cool man. Great job on that cure box
GENIUS! Love the work Scott!
Your skin is goals
Finally new video!!!!!
You sir, are a genius! Just got the new photon monox. Too bad already have a curing station or else would totally build your version
This thing is so good, I love your videos ❤️
I haven't checked values but is that glass and water transparent to UV light wavelength you are using? As normal glass stops majority of the UV from the Sun. Laboratory glass is somehow different, but mostly to deal with big temperature changes - when UV transparent stuff is required, it is made of special glass.
from what i’ve read online, most glass blocks a lot of UV light but not TOO much and since the water inside does it’s refracting thing, it kinda cancels each other out? i mean my curing time is like half of what it used to be without the water so i’m definitely getting a good cure. not sure if the beaker i’m using is laboratory glass or not though. might be! but i have also used just ikea glass cups too before i got this beaker and that still worked very effectively.
What is the advantage of water curing vs just putting the model under UV lights? This is actually the first time I've seen anyone mention putting the model in water before putting it under the UV, so I'm curious.
Mean Green works better than IPA and it's much cheaper .
Love the white !
Brilliant! The video style too!
Correct me if I am wrong but wouldn't it make more sense to make the circuit for the black lights a parallel instead of a series since you want them to glow as much as they can?
you crazy love white color right? ha ha ha great upgrade ❤❤❤
“Scrappy” he says 😅. This guy is amazing
That's nice man. I wish white everything would work as well for me as it does for you. Surprised you didn't 3D print a cover for your timer on the curer 🤔 Good stuff man.
You should get the ELEGOO Mars 2 Pro. That would be pretty cool to see you mod and stuff.
I wish I could modify the way you do it, I think I could conquer the world then.
@Louis-Philippe Bercier hahahaha heyy
You make incredible videos. Keep it up!!
Woah woah Woah can you go over how you make all your Ryobi tools white? Like it is just spray paint? How does it wear over time?
This man's cornered the market on all white everything.
Yeah lets get some more content you area top notch creator. for sure.
great and simple builds I really enjoyed your video . If I may what make of glue gun is that and where can I buy one.
Love your setups from your videos, mine are like chaos theory testing systems in comparison, going to steal some ideas from you!
you should get the CNC 3018 pro
That glue gun SCOTT! I NEEDS IT
it was a life-changer for sure
@@ScottYuJan Is that a Ryobi? Hard to tell with that Awesome white paint job!
@@artistandcamera3245 yup!
Love your stuff! So creative.
You got my SUB!
Thank you!
You deserve more subs!!!
Olá, já tinha vistos os seus videos há algum tempo e gostei muito. tenho uma LD-002R que infelizmente não consigo fazer trabalhar bem. Quando a comprei, há cerca de 4 anos, tive logo problemas, a caixa vinha danificada e faltavam acessórios, tentei falar com a loja e o que obtive foi um gozo pela minha pessoa da parte da loja. Fiquei muito triste e por isso coloquei a impressora de lado, certas impressões tinhas falhas e quando estava a imprimir dava saltos... Acontece que agora olho para ela e gostaria de a por a funcionar... Pode dar-me dicas de como fazer todas as configurações e pequenos "truques" que possam ajudar a minimizar o problema? Obrigado.
Nice, but is that shaking up and down really enough to get the resin out of all the crevacies ?
9/10 good tips but cold you put the wash thing in stead the light box of the water tube?? I know photopolymer chemistry science can be very tricky. Theoretically you could make resin with any monomer and a photoinitater like Elmer's glue and tumeric but the tumeric would very in ratio depending on "quality" and be measured on parts per million. I'm just saying have you tried it?
Este canal es muy bueno! Espero poder ser tu primer fan mexicano declarado
Great job on the video production! Informative and beautifully entertaining! +1
Just found that a Tupperware Piccadilly does the same job for washing resin pieces
Ok, this is kinda great set-up! 😳
Hope I will have soon time to do also some videos about my projects... I'm still doing just video manuals and stuff like that... 😅
Great job, love your ideas.
I am looking for my first printer. On surch i found you. Love your Videos. Please more Thanks! :)
Can't wait for the ender upgrades part 2😍
Any ideas on what to do with the used alcohol from the wash process? After a while, it gets REALLY nasty.
Awesome channel my dude! Fantastic production quality, great info, and some really handy tips. Subbed and liked~
Perfect video doesn't exist...
Scott: Hold my iPhone X
Nice job ! Great video 👍
Keep it up man great video.