A CHROMEBOOK for 3D Printing? TinkerCAD & Kiri:Moto Tutorial!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2024
- Folks have often asked, "What is the cheapest computer I can use for 3D Printing?", so I set out to answer that question for the 3D Printing Community! This Samsung $70 Chromebook is by no means a powerful Computer, but can it be used to run a 3D printer and even 3D design custom parts? We will use AutoDesk TinkerCAD and Kiri:Moto for our 3D Design software and Slicing Software. No Linux rooting or dev menus in this tutorial!
AutoDesk TinkerCad: www.tinkercad.com/
Kiri:Moto Web based Slicer: grid.space/kiri/
Stained Glass by: / seaofdoom
TimeStamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:58 - $70 ChromeBook?!
1:56 - What are we designing?
2:23 - Equipment Recommendations
2:40 - TinkerCad Basics
3:46 - Designing in TinkerCad
9:31 - Kiri:Moto Intro
9:53 - Using Kiri:Moto
14:25 - G-Code to the SD Card
15:05 - TO THE PRINTER!
15:39 - Hanging the Stained Glass!
16:05 - Conclusion
16:24 - Outro
Gameplay at start from: "The Outer Worlds" by Obsidian Studios
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As a complete Newby and I mean complete Newby this video has helped me so much. I have just completed my first 3-D design after wanting to do this for years and thinking I needed a proper PC. Thank you doing this video and you are a complete a legend.
This Hass to be the most absolutely helpful video ever seen on TH-cam. Thank you and good night.
You are a legend man I've been putting off getting my first printer because I thought I'd have to get a high spec computer to go with it, thanks for the video you just got a new sub... gonna go binge watch a load more of ya vids.
Excellent video! One of the things I struggle with is to be able to slice stls in my iPad, and this tutorial do work in that use case! I would love to have prusaslicer or any fork available for the iPad… but this is a quite good workaround! I’m enjoying more and more your content, keep going!!!! Cheers from Madrid!
Thank you for the video I'm very new to 3D printing and I had a Chromebook with very difficulty on how to make it work your video was very instructive easy-to-follow and overall thank you very much I will be watching more videos
you, good sir, are the realest. thanks for bringing the idea to life man
This was so helpful thank you and keep up the good work
A free online slicer, what a time to be alive. When I started I used slic3r and that was a real sink or swim moment. That being said, I did run it on a janky laptop that didn't even have a battery for it anymore. Where there's a will, there's a way and all that :D
I have used AstroPrint for last 3 years on my refurbished Acer Chromebook R11, pretty cheap and Astroprint is working really well, will try Kiri:Moto
This is a great solution for the price. Thanks for the video 👍
Nicely done. Thanks for highlighting Kiri:Moto
Rad, thanks for making it for folks to use.
Thanks for the video!!! This answered allllll my questions. My printer should be here in a few days and only have a chrome book now. Plus I'm not that tech savvy. This helped a TON!!!
This video was SO!!!! Helpful
Thank you!!
Can’t thank you enough!!! My kid begged for a 3D printer despite my attempts to explain that they’re really a hobbyist device that takes investment. I didn’t do enough research to realize that their Chromebook wouldn’t be able to manage the software needed. If it weren’t for this video I’d have no idea how to help them use their Ender3. THANK YOU!!!
This is the most helpful video for printing with a chromebook ever!! There are tons of tutorial videos and articles but nothing felt as clear and concise for a printing noob like myself than this video!! including free web-based programs to use is seriously the lifesaver in this, because i'm not an expert at coding at all and also some of the other programs, like Cura, have linux install options but i have found more bugs with those.. i never even knew about kiri:moto until this video and man this is all just super helpful!! for the first time in the 6 months i've had my Ender 3 i feel like i can actually use it, thank you!!!
For the record, I have an Acer Chromebook 516 GE and i'm using the Ender 3 with manufacturor parts only (so far), and so far everything is running smooth with the test print that i'm running! Kiri:Moto is just as user-friendly as shown in his tutorial, in my experience, and everything is running smooth so far!
Thank you so much I have been at this for so long thank you 🙏
TinkerCAD has alignment tools in the top right and in the bottom right you can change the movement amount :).
Thanks for the info! I played with it a bit but wasn't having any luck and didn't went to expend a ton of energy on this video. 😅
Great video! I've been using this workflow for a bit and your instructions cleared a lot of things up.
Any tips for someone with zero engineering or 3D background on what to move onto after TinkerCAD can't quite cut it anymore?
Good video.
I use a connex windows laptop with basically the same specs. and well. It slices as fast as my 9 year old core i3 desktop PC. Yes, I am broke.
I also use tinkercad to design my parts for my products. It does have limitations, but you can work around them with imagination.
As I only reacently discovered your channel through 3DPN's channel and your monster kyle cup, I have been playting catchup with all the videos.
Great channel you have here. Very real.
Next step Onshape. I did it and now I biuld more refined and complex items.
I had OnShape working on one of my kid's school provided Chromebooks. It sucked with a 1280x768 screen, but with an external monitor it ran fine. OnShape 'pro' is also free for students.
My biggest problem with TinkerCAD (which is great, I used it for quite a while) is that the workflow doesn't translate to any other design program, so once you outgrow it, you need to relearn the whole process from scratch using 2D and extrusions. It took me months to wrap my head around how that all worked after using TinkerCAD.
That’s crazy and I gotta chrome book too I just need the printer now
Thanks for the video. I havent used Gridspace in a while because it would constantly give me a print bed size error even though I set my bed size right on the settings. Will try again.
Really useful, thanks
Thanks so much. I didn't even know my Chromebook had an SD card slot 😂👍
you can run Prusa Slicer on a Chromebook if it supports Corsini, heck I've run IceSL on one too. Also, consider onshape as an alternative
With things like I shape, if you aren't private with your projects you can do some really detailed things with just a chrome book.
I have a question about kiri
So I use a Chromebook for everything and I need to do a larger project with supports, however whenever I try to use supports because of the quantity of supports it lags out and when I slice it, it barely loads then doesn’t move past that point
Also thank you for showing me besides the whole support thing the software works really well
The lab coat love it!!!!!!🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
I have been a newbie to 3-D printing for about a year now and I have not made one print, my any cubic printer that I got for Christmas just sat in my room but now I can make stuff
How do I find the information to enter into Kiri:Moto for a Geeetech E180? Is that info just in the user manual somewhere? I can't find any info online on what I need to enter. :(
Thanks 👍😃😃😃😃😃
hi , can you help me on how can i add a voxelab printer to kiri moto ?
Great video and thanx so much for sharing your knowledge, your awesome!
Which Voxelab? Most of the Aquilas are "Ender 3 Clones" so you will be fine to just pick an Ender 3 in Kiri Moto.
It would really help if you showed us how you would make this exact same project for in fusion 360.
Not a bad idea Nick. Maybe I’ll find a budget laptop and redo this video with Fusion 360. Can show the progression.
Not sure if there is a place you list this, but what upgrades are you using in your print bed and heatblock?
I was just wondering with what you have on this video can you also make action figures with the Chromebook
Any suggestions for a Creality K1
Anyone have suggestions for the Anycubic Photon M3 Plus?
I need help with kira moto. I just got an ender 3 s1 pro and kira moto does not support that printer for there settings. So what I need help with are the best settings for kira moto for the ender 3 s1 pro.
You should use the alignment tool.
i have an adventurer 3 can i use this? New to 3d printing
can you please make a video about kiri moto tpu settings?? i bought tpu and i dont know how o use it i hope you can help me
Low spec 3d printing? I use a raspberry pi4b 8gb in an Argon1 v2 case to use prusa slicer and cura with tinkercad and onshape to 3d print stuff and have done so for the last year an a half.
I am a year late but it seems to me that the base menu does the settings for the number of base layers you have, while output does the rest of the layers. I don't think it makes a huge difference to have different settings other than turning off the fan for the base layers though.
Have you tried to compile a slicer from scratch enabling Linux sandbox on the Chromebook? It's the only way if the Chromebook is an ARM-based CPU.
Does the Ender Creality 3 come with a SD card?
I have a chromebook and anycubic mega S works fine
trying to print on Dremel 3d 40 it is not listed in Kiri:Moto..is there a way I can add it?
i have a monoprice select mini pro and not seeing it in kiri:moto what do i do. first 3d printer and have no clue what i'm doing.
So I have a chrome book and do they for resin 3d printers?
Hi you can do a video for anycubic photon mono 4k pls is dont work wit anycubic photon mono 4k
Where did you get the hanger?
I don’t see the AnkerMake M5. Does anyone have a suggestion for me instead of Kiri:Moto or maybe a default machine to choose.
Thanks for the video. Glad I found your channel.
The M5 being such a new and specialized machine, I cannot make any recommendations. I only know of 1 slicer aside from Anker's own that has a profile for the M5, and it is a github project offshoot I wouldn't point a new user toward. I'm supposedly getting an M5 sometime soon, maybe I can get a better idea then.
@@MandicReally Ok. Thank you for the reply. I have so much to learn.
ive done a few prints so far and they turn out great. how ever the outer most layer seems incomplete, there is no outer shell so to say. fonts and small detail parts look rough and unfinished. ive played around with all the infill and shells counts but nothing seems to fix this issue
Make sure you are setting the outer layer to prin first, should be a box to check, if you print inner layers of the shell first any excess material can create bulges on the outer surface, you could adjust the percent of flow but you'll never know exactly what you are going to get. This is not a good choice for overhangs.
Can't find the UP! 3D printer. Suggestions?
Ruffly how long does it take to slice?
I need to buy another laptop. Mine is about 6 years old was only used for 3D printing programs and downloading STLs. Buttttt now it’s having a hard time running a lot of sites even. It’s an HP with 8GB ram and 1TB hard drive. Sucks it went out so fast on me. Any idea what I should get next
i have a mono price printer what are my options?
What if I have an reality K1? I don’t see it on the list
Yes please can u do fusion360 on a low budget as there is no videos i can find thank u
So I use the flash forge adventurer 5m 3-D printer, and it’s not on the list
i just started 3-d printing and dont know if i can use the ender 3 settings for my ender 3 v2.
You can. There is no difference as far as this slicer will be concerned.
What about for an flashfoege Adventure 3
I can’t find the Tina 2 on Kiri Moto
i have a elegoo neptune 2 3d printer and i didnt see it listed on kiri moto site
what should i do
Creality Ender 3. The Neptune 2 is a pretty direct Ender 3 clone.
Super new to this. It’s actually for my son we are learning it together. We have a chrome book and no one told me that UltiMaker wouldn’t work on that 😂👍🏼
We have a Elegoo Neptune 3 pro. I have input the information, but the point of origin is the bottom left corner and prints in the middle. However this program I can not find where to change the point of origin, does anyone use the same printer and have figured it out? It’s getting really frustrating
What device should i select on kiri for a elegoo neptune 3 pro.? Please
Ender 3. The 3pro is an Ender 3 clone with direct drive so you’ll want less retraction (somewhere around 1mm most likely).
Anyone got any ideas how to add Nova3D Elfin as a machine to Kiri:Moto?
I have a neptune 3 max and I am not seeing it on that slicer
i have a elegoo which is not listed
hey quick question why can’t i find my neptune 2 in the slicer should i just select an ender 3
Yes, just use Ender 3. The Neptune 2 is such a direct E3 clone that it won't matter for any settings in that slicer.
What if we have a resin printer not a filament printer
my ender 3 3d printer malfunctioned and now i cant keep the tf/sd card in the card slot. It worked first but i kept putting it the wrong way and the slot broke now i cant use it to print and i can't use a usb cable/port because i use a chromebook for my prints so I cant download any softwares that let me print with a usb cable
You can get a USB that takes a SD card I'm not sure if it works that way tho
I get errors everytime i try to transfer a gcode file to my sd card ive tried everything and nothing is working
Does Kiri moto work with the voxelab aquila c2 3d printer?
Choose the Ender 3 and you will be good. The Aquila is a clone of the Ender 3 so that's what you can pick in various slicers.
@@MandicReally TYSM any aquila? Or specifically aquila c2
I got a Geeetech A10 that is not listed in KiriMoto 😞
That is an Ender 3 clone, just choose Ender 3.
I have a anycubic viper and it's not on Kiri:moto can you help
Just pick an Ender 3. The Vyper is an Ender 3 clone.
hey quick question do u think it would work exporting pre-made thingiverse files
I don’t know if I follow. You mean downloading designs on Thingiverse? They are most often STL files. So like I said with downloading my designs off Thangs, just download them and use the Kiri:Moto slicer to slice them for printing.
my printer did not show on the list mine is a elegoo Neptune 2
Just choose Ender 3. The Neptune 2 is an Ender 3 clone machine, it’ll work fine.
So I did what the video said and I put my stl in my sd card but when I put it into my Neptune 2s it did not work
Did you slice the stl file? The file put on the sd card should be a .gcode file
@@alexthelion335 sorry that I saw this really late but I found out how it works thanks for the help though
there is no ender 5 plus on the kiri:moto slicer
What about the elegoo neptune 3 pro?
Use Ender 3 profile and turn down the retractions for the direct drive. That machine is a clone of the Ender 3 with some better features.
@@MandicReally Thanks! That is a good thing to know.
I just got a Neptune 2s and I don’t see the device on grid space
Use the Ender 3. The Neptune 2 is an Ender 3 clone. The software knows no difference.
@@MandicReally oh ok thanks for the help
I'd like to see the cheapest computer running fusion 360.
i couldn't find the ender 3 v2 neo
Just use the Ender 3 profile.
the Voxelab Aquila X2 3D Printer
Use the Ender 3 Profile. That machine is a clone of the Ender 3.
Thanks how do see my comment?
Theres many more
I have a ender 3 pro and it is not in the slicer
Select Ender 3. There is nothing different from a Slicer perspective between the 2.
Nice to know that my potato powered Chromebook will be able to print my nerf gun
🧐 Collegeville BestBuy? That's worth a follow.
I have a Tina and I don’t now not to get stuff slyest
70$ for cromebook wow cheap not in Eu chipest 250€ 😪
I'm sure I made a comment. Why should It be deleted :(
Don’t know what you are talking about. I don’t delete comments unless they are spam or mean. Neither of which I’ve had to deal with lately. I didn’t delete your comment.
u talk to much