This video will walk you through how to harness the power of vase mode in your 3D Prints! Subskribble: / @dprinting-wv3bw Thanks for watching! Hope your vasing goes well.
How did you get your printer profile showing up in curra? All I have is the build plate model. Also the audio is cutting in and out with the background music
@@REAPER0121 What button? I'd love to have the base and gantry show as well. Upper right is Marketplace and Sign in. Don't mean to sound ignorant, but since I don't know, I'm ignorant.
Helpful as I kept hearing about the Vase Mode but never found out where and how to set it up in Cura? Funny as plenty of 3D printers talked about using it but never how to even find it on the system? Just a little bit of pointing out here, You need big time to sort out your volume and quality of the Audio used on the voice over recording as I had to increase my volume on the TV to 50% higher than normal and turn on Amplify to just about hear your voice and no I not hard of hearing either!
so im attempting a vase mode model but im having a real pain in the ass problem. your video was good btw for easy settings at the start, but you need a better way of actually showing us with your mouse, you did up to a point, but when mentioning speed of print, i saw nothing. now im experenced enough to know were these are, but if your doing a tutorial, then make all your actual instructions clear, and espcially point out were all they are, as there maybe a complete beginners watching. back to my problem. so it prints fine other than the whole model has fine dots on it all over, and watching it i can see its kind of stopping and making a small blob every so oftem. now i read it could be retraction, so i stopped retraction.nope still blobs. so i thought, could ne the model, fetched a proper vase model, and nope, blobs again. it basically looks like my model has spots all over it. so anybody any ideas, or even full cura settings for a Vase print that should help me with my problem. would appreciate every setting you use to print a perfect vase would help me. my printer btw is an Ender 3 pro V2. oh i thought i would also mention, the printer litrally printed a flawless model right before this. you can check some screen shots on my twitter, (tozol) thanks for any help.
Guys I fixed the “dot “ problem from another video, took weeks to track down. It was a safety feature built into the ender software, that was pausing for a millisecond ever layer.. which created the dot. The video I found who’s how to remove that line of Gcode, soon as I did , perfect prints.
@@jackwilson7502 Hey Jack, I've made a vid on overhangs which you can find at --> th-cam.com/video/Cct6yFzoVFk/w-d-xo.html . I might make a remake of that video since the editing isn't really up to standards, so might add some more info to that. Generally though I'd try either using supports or increase your fan speed, the support would give your printer a flat base to work from and the fan speed will make the filament set faster so it doesn't droop. Thanks for the compliment :D
It gave me a headache trying to understand what he was saying. We don't want to hear music, we want to hear what you have to say. No offence. Constructive feedback let's call it.
Yeah I think it was more so the background music that was making it hard to hear him. I understood what he was saying, but it was hard to make out with the music. If that makes sense
I'm sorry to say this but I never had any idea of what you are talking about. IMHO your teaching or tutoring talents are close to non-existant. You were also talking so softy that even on maximum sound I could barely hear you. The screen is so small as to be virtually useless 😒 😪
I’ll be completely honest, it’s been years since I’ve touched this channel at all. I was just a 14 y.o kid making 3D printing videos and I know if I’d have seen this comment I’d be genuinely hurt. However, based off the fact I’ve gone unseen for the past couple years and have amassed 150 of my subscribers since becoming inactive, I’d like to think these videos have helped some :) the aim of this channel was for me to expand my content production skills, providing help to others as a secondary motive. I am sorry that my clearly drowned out mic led to the video being unhelpful for some, but before producing a cowell-esque review on what others have already pointed out (generally in a much more polite fashion) - I was only 14 man 🙂 give it a rest! Tldr: don’t go so harsh on people who obviously sound like kids; plenty of others have been able to find the video helpful despite my clear OBS ineptitude :)
I likely won’t continue to upload as life has become more time fraught for me, but any future comments on my videos I will gladly respond to with help where I can 😀
thank you! would love to see a demo footage print
Thank you for an easy tutorial👍
Thanks for tips 🎉
informative, but the back -round music is very distracting while you are explaining settings.
You deserve more subscribers. This tutorial was very useful for me.
I don't have the "SHELL" option in the settings. Is it a plugin? Also my wall thickness is grayed out to .8 and I can't change it
how did you show your printer into cura ?
Straight to it. Nice one man.
What about the bottom of the vase . . . how do you get it to print with a bottom?
Enunciation, my man. Also, I had to crank up the volume to hear you. Video was great thou, straight to the point. Thanks
Anyone have video on how to do this in Creality Print slicer?
How exactly do you get 2.2mm wall thickness with wall count 2? 1.1mm nozzle?
How did you get your printer profile showing up in curra? All I have is the build plate model. Also the audio is cutting in and out with the background music
Hey Reaper, there’s a button in almost the top right of the screen, and when you press that it should show up :)
@@DPrinting-wv3bw thank you very much
You’re welcome, I’m working on the audio too
@@REAPER0121 What button? I'd love to have the base and gantry show as well. Upper right is Marketplace and Sign in. Don't mean to sound ignorant, but since I don't know, I'm ignorant.
Helpful as I kept hearing about the Vase Mode but never found out where and how to set it up in Cura?
Funny as plenty of 3D printers talked about using it but never how to even find it on the system?
Just a little bit of pointing out here, You need big time to sort out your volume and quality of the Audio used on the voice over recording as I had to increase my volume on the TV to 50% higher than normal and turn on Amplify to just about hear your voice and no I not hard of hearing either!
Also, drop the annoying music. Otherwise, good video. Thanks for the info!
thank you
so bigger nozzle would make it a little stronger then I assume
Where is the vase that is shown in your video picture?
i wanted to buy my first printer to make a vase, is this software compatible for any machine?
it supports the majority of machines that are on the market.
Nice
nice video but cant here a word sorry
I think you should definitely improve audio and VO quality. Cheers!
💕👍
I wish you'd turn the volume up and loose the background music. Great video otherwise but its a struggle to hear what your actually saying ... 🇬🇧
Volume control my guy, damn roller coaster with that talking volume up down up down
so im attempting a vase mode model but im having a real pain in the ass problem.
your video was good btw for easy settings at the start, but you need a better way of actually showing us with your mouse, you did up to a point, but when mentioning speed of print, i saw nothing.
now im experenced enough to know were these are, but if your doing a tutorial, then make all your actual instructions clear, and espcially point out were all they are, as there maybe a complete beginners watching.
back to my problem.
so it prints fine other than the whole model has fine dots on it all over, and watching it i can see its kind of stopping and making a small blob every so oftem.
now i read it could be retraction, so i stopped retraction.nope still blobs.
so i thought, could ne the model, fetched a proper vase model, and nope, blobs again.
it basically looks like my model has spots all over it.
so anybody any ideas, or even full cura settings for a Vase print that should help me with my problem.
would appreciate every setting you use to print a perfect vase would help me.
my printer btw is an Ender 3 pro V2.
oh i thought i would also mention, the printer litrally printed a flawless model right before this.
you can check some screen shots on my twitter, (tozol)
thanks for any help.
Could be the filament also don‘t deactivate retraction. Add a mm or two to the retraction distance and make retraction speed 2-3mm/s faster
Could also be your temps too high.
Guys I fixed the “dot “ problem from another video, took weeks to track down.
It was a safety feature built into the ender software, that was pausing for a millisecond ever layer.. which created the dot.
The video I found who’s how to remove that line of Gcode, soon as I did , perfect prints.
@@CrankyGamersUK Let me guess, power loss recovery feature? I've just watched a video on this from Bryan Vines. XD
Make sure “ensure vertical wall thickness” is NOT ticked and this should stop happened.
I like how you use language
Great little video thanks (and thanks for pronouncing it Vase not Vayze - so annoying 😊)
What tutorials do you guys want to see? Let me know if there’s anything in particular.
EDIT: Wow how did this get so much views
Anything to do with making overhangs look cleaner on prints. Great vid!
@@jackwilson7502 Hey Jack, I've made a vid on overhangs which you can find at --> th-cam.com/video/Cct6yFzoVFk/w-d-xo.html . I might make a remake of that video since the editing isn't really up to standards, so might add some more info to that. Generally though I'd try either using supports or increase your fan speed, the support would give your printer a flat base to work from and the fan speed will make the filament set faster so it doesn't droop. Thanks for the compliment :D
Please speak clearly. Very hard to hear what you saying.
It gave me a headache trying to understand what he was saying. We don't want to hear music, we want to hear what you have to say. No offence. Constructive feedback let's call it.
Yeah I think it was more so the background music that was making it hard to hear him. I understood what he was saying, but it was hard to make out with the music. If that makes sense
Please kill the background music - it's very distracting - I can't listen anymore
very bad audio combined with unneeded backgroundmusic-noise- pretty much doing anything to get the listener annoyed and stop the video.
I'm sorry to say this but I never had any idea of what you are talking about. IMHO your teaching or tutoring talents are close to non-existant. You were also talking so softy that even on maximum sound I could barely hear you. The screen is so small as to be virtually useless 😒 😪
I’ll be completely honest, it’s been years since I’ve touched this channel at all. I was just a 14 y.o kid making 3D printing videos and I know if I’d have seen this comment I’d be genuinely hurt. However, based off the fact I’ve gone unseen for the past couple years and have amassed 150 of my subscribers since becoming inactive, I’d like to think these videos have helped some :) the aim of this channel was for me to expand my content production skills, providing help to others as a secondary motive. I am sorry that my clearly drowned out mic led to the video being unhelpful for some, but before producing a cowell-esque review on what others have already pointed out (generally in a much more polite fashion) - I was only 14 man 🙂 give it a rest!
Tldr: don’t go so harsh on people who obviously sound like kids; plenty of others have been able to find the video helpful despite my clear OBS ineptitude :)
I likely won’t continue to upload as life has become more time fraught for me, but any future comments on my videos I will gladly respond to with help where I can 😀
What a crap sound