Why you SUCK at 3D Printing! - Live
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- Welcome to the Click-bait-iest video i've made to date!
Today i want to cover all the errors, trials, and failures of printing!
The ones that make you want to quit because all you can think is "Damn, i suck at this..."
Turns out, you probably don't! You just need to press on!
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I can't watch this and keep my eyes off the Beautiful marvel suits and props in the background
Awesome video. Your tutorials are great, but these 'tips and tricks/hint' videos are packed with so much help! Keep up the awesome work.
My major problems are I think related to supports and how much or how little I use relative to the size of the print since when removing the support the prints usually break. The other thing that drives me crazy is the filament snapping in the middle of a print or even as the end of the spool is just inside the extruder, I can't leave it sitting for an hour without the filament between the spool and the entry hole of the printer becoming brittle and snapping
I have been really lucky since getting into 3D printing. I started with an ender 3 pro and before it arrived watched probably 20 hours of you tube videos on the ender 3 , joined face book 3d printing pages and read everyone's hints and what problems they have had. Ive just ordered an Ender 5 plus and am starting the same process over again , I think a big part of being lucky is understanding how things work.
Greg Wilson exactly. Understanding is key to this all
I just installed the creality spider hot end and capricorn bowden tubes and now about every 10 minutes, i get a load filament message... please help
*me reads the title*
Me: why do I suck
I’m late to the game, but my print failure are always due to supports. Either weird and tiny supports, or excessive supports without any in between. The Ironman helmet is the perfect example: it can be 80% support or 10% support and finding the balance is really difficult for me...
There's a really great solution to this! (Haven't watched the full stream, sorry if you cover this) 1) if you need support in an area and cura gives you a crappy small tower that will never hold up, make a shape in whatever 3d modelling / CAD program, import it into Cura, then in the Per Model Settings set it to print as support! Bam, custom shaped supports. Little more work but it has definitely saved me a lot of headaches and filament, as well as pull off some weird places. Or 2) use the support blockers to get rid of support areas. You can scale and rotate them individually, just like a model
BioshadowX great advice thanks!!!
Hey Frank, love your tutorials and works. Thank you for sharing leaned alot. Which version of cura you are using?
4.6
Thanks man. You are awesome 👌 I finally got the courage and motivation to build a suit for myself all because of you.
Just started getting into it, your videos are a great help. Is there a way I can fill a hole at the top of my helmet without having to reprint the helmet?
Would you still recommend a 300×300×400 to do a project like the ironman suit? Would the K1 Max be suitable or still a lot of cutting with the k1?
Someone asked about the welding or a 3D pen. I use both and it depends on what I’m doing. Welding straight lines and the 3D pen I use when I poke holes in prints to strengthen them
Z banding has been a pain in my ass
With ender 3 printers are they too small to print helmets?
HI bro just got into the 3d print game again from a maybe 4 5 year rest from it, i used to have a cr10 standard and i used to use simplified 3d to slice. Ive now got a CR10 smart pro and its done a few good jobs. Ive recently seen your videos out of many, i find you speak more sence lol not to dis the others. do you have a video for cura settings for a cr10 smart pro by any chance? much appriciated if you can do one or send me that. kind regards
hello frank i enjoyed watching your live stream what time do you stream them live please..
also thanks am enjoying your level of teaching . thinking about getting either a ender 5 plus or cr10 pro v2 any adice on best buy please
any idea where to find a good cylon helmet?
Video starts at 5:54 :)
Can you do a video on what kind of sander you use and how you sand the props?
I did. It’s just PLA smoothing tutorial
Frankly Built freaky fast replies! Thanks! I’m going to be getting a creality ended pro 3. Your video help so much.
When my mega x arrived a few weeks ago, I just wanted to print the test owls from Anycubic on the SD card and I was extremely desperate for hours because the first layer was extruded so abnormally and strangely that you couldn't even call it printing. I also couldn't watch videos that promise a nicer print because I didn't even have a print. The problem was then solved by simply using a file that I sliced myself and it worked great. Apparently the file was simply corrupted.
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I know!!
Were can I get one of your shirts.
The one I’m wearing is custom made by me for me but I just launched a Merch shop!
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@@FranklyBuilt cool thank you. I’ll keep my eyes out for it.
Cura 5.40 tree supports break away so easy now.
I’m having trouble with leveling my bed which is causing me to not get my prints to stick, that’s what I’ve heard?
Could be level or improper temps
@@FranklyBuilt what temperatures do you use?
215/60 on Sunlu PLA+
AB Temp Error.
Biggest failure was actually designing a "New" Professor Xavier helmet for my Charity Cosplay - 3D designing is hard :D