The fact that 3D printers can print moving parts and gears in one print just blows me away I have no clue how that works it doesn't seem possible to me but I have very little knowledge on 3D printers but badly want one
As someone with a 3D printer I will say, this is still quite incredible. I couldn't print half the stuff this guy does. Either he takes an insane number of hours to dial in his printer to get these results or he's just really lucky. If you want to get into 3D printing I suggest SLA printers. More toxic but you'll spend less time printing and trying to print. Filament printers are just such an ache to tune and get to print as well as shown in this video.
@@BeastlyTT I have an ender 3 pro and it prints extremely well out of the box. The main thing is getting the print settings right and using the right slider (I use cura)
Even Slic3r gets the job done , but first of all, the bolts need to be tighten neetly, and then of course the software printing settings need to be tuned. But with these it can go wrong from time to time, I personally haven't got bad ones, except when I would screw up the settings.
Wow dude if you did a tutorial - i would definitely be you number one student 🤣. Great video - i bet whatever 3d printer you have is not cheap. The tune goes well with your video as well 👌🏽
I must say, I'm very intrigued...how are you getting the timelapses so smooth? It's obviously a decent camera with a fast lens and plenty of light, that's not what I'm confused about...is this OctoLapse? I've just started experimenting with it (and printing as a whole, for that matter) and, while it works, the bed and print head move about quite a bit in all mine. You using a trigger? Maybe modifying the gcode? Very cool, man...I love seeing things that make me think and this sure did!
from what i understand its probably a plugin or something modifying the gcode to move the head and bed to fixed positions between layers and then trigger a pic so the model is in a constant position and the head is out of the way
I've since figured it out. There's a plugin for OctoPrint called OctoLapse...it lets you use "real cameras" and tweak stuff and all that. Pretty sure that's what he's using.
Probably used octolaps for the timelaps (a plugin for octoprint). It pause the print at each layer, move the print head to the side, and trigger the photo. Regarding print quality, there is no secret or magical option, it's years of printing experience and perfect dialing of every parameters (which is almost impossible to achieve if you're not a professional printer)
I am a big fan of your videos and your awesome prints!!! Is it possible, that you can tell us in the description of the video, what fillament you are using and the specs of the print like temperature and layer height?!? Thank you!!!
I think the setup is made in such a way that the printer moves the nozzle away to a specific place after each layer is completed, a picture is taken, and continues on to the next layer and repeats. The pictures are then combined to make a time lapse. Of course I could be entirely wrong as I don’t know much about 3D printing or time lapses but those are my thoughts.
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You have the best time lapse stuff on You Tube, I love the tracking shots following the build up as it grows......Great models choices too.....
The fact that 3D printers can print moving parts and gears in one print just blows me away I have no clue how that works it doesn't seem possible to me but I have very little knowledge on 3D printers but badly want one
As someone with a 3D printer I will say, this is still quite incredible. I couldn't print half the stuff this guy does. Either he takes an insane number of hours to dial in his printer to get these results or he's just really lucky. If you want to get into 3D printing I suggest SLA printers. More toxic but you'll spend less time printing and trying to print. Filament printers are just such an ache to tune and get to print as well as shown in this video.
@@BeastlyTT I have an ender 3 pro and it prints extremely well out of the box. The main thing is getting the print settings right and using the right slider (I use cura)
It can, but only when tuned extremely well. For a hobbyist, it's almost impossible to get those perfect print.
Even Slic3r gets the job done , but first of all, the bolts need to be tighten neetly, and then of course the software printing settings need to be tuned. But with these it can go wrong from time to time, I personally haven't got bad ones, except when I would screw up the settings.
@@jacobstewart6014 And constant bed leveling. I don't have a cr-touch yet
took me 10 replays to see how that hinge worked in one print. Really cool that it just uses little "divots" to make the connection.
Print including hinge joints blows me…
Could you possibly put a title card for each print saying what filament was used? So we know where to get the beautiful colors! Thanks!
yes! that's a great idea!
@@WildRoseBuilds could you do a tutorial on how to film these time-lapses? Or just tell me in a comment lol
@@lessthanahome octoprint
@@simonchoudhury thank you brother, I got a raspberry pie 3 b+ I think is the model, I'll set it up tonight. Can I use a gopro for the camera?
@@lessthanahome so long as it can store footage, yes
Your print quality is so good!
I love the clock in the background somehow it adds more life to the timelapse. XD
Nice and relaxing watching these time-lapses.
3D printers are like magic wands. Amazing 👏
Can't go wrong with clockspring models! I love em
wish my prints were this good lol. seeing this really makes me want to get my printer going again.
Those tolerances though... noice.
:)
Thank you for positive video! 😊
I must know your support settings!! Great prints!
These lapses are truly pieces of art. You have my respect 🫡
I love your videos, they are very perfect
Thanks Beatriz!!
I like how the clock goes faster or slower depending on how much there is to print per layer
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That skull pot was epic
super cool model! lots of support though, but worth it!
cool prints. I never thought about one being made for plants before.
I like how all are Print in Place
Nice video, thanks :)
thanks for watching!
Ok i need more of this
Lots more coming ;)
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Beautiful! What was the filament used for the skull planter?
JAYO marble PLA! it prints great!
@@WildRoseBuilds where did u get the file for it
Awesome video can you share your settings on your slicer? Thank you
Wouldn't really help as the settings vary from printer to printer, room temperature, filament, ...
I wonder what kinds of filament do you use ? they looked fescinating
This is a great video!
woow looks awsome. what was the camera and setup used to this? why cant i see printer moving?
The music isn’t onboxious! You let us hear the sounds of removing the supports! Good job!!!
it's beautiful and hypnotic, what camera are you using?
Love your videos.
Thanks so much! :)
Love to see ur videos
Thanks for watching them! :)
Sir, coo l 3d printer ideas you have just printed. Sir, what software do you have used to print amazing 3d printer ideas? Sir, tell me.
Love it Can you print articulated davy jones it's on cults?
Would be super nice to know which settings and filaments did you use for those prints😍😍
Bonjour 🤝
Excellent travail bravo 👏
Merci pour votre vidéo
I watched the video before commenting
@clockspring makes some great models. He's a great person. We chat a lot about different model ideas.
one of my favorite designers!
Love your videos❤️
would you consider doing an octolapse tutorial since you have the best ones on all of youtube?
Do you use Cura? If you do, would you share your settings? Your prints look just perfekt!
Wow dude if you did a tutorial - i would definitely be you number one student 🤣. Great video - i bet whatever 3d printer you have is not cheap. The tune goes well with your video as well 👌🏽
It's unbelieveable how fast your 3d printer can make things. I can't even see the nozzle moving.
I can't tell if this is a joke or not
@@soulmas520 sure as hell hope it is
does he not know?
On an unrelated note, I think your clock is broken. It's moving way too fast.
@@ThePov88 HAH!
The green and orange prints are PETG, right? 2nd and 3rd print. Amazing!
What type of nozzle did you use.... The model look so smooth
Im new in this, really want to know what u did
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Love to see that Nova hotend in use! Do you have your slicer settings for it posted somewhere?
How do you get so your supports are easy to take off?
Great work, what software do you use?
Which ultistik magnetic bed do you use?
How do you clean or do you add anything to your ultistik plate?
What camera and software do you use for the time lapses?
looks cool, where can i get the stl source file ?
linked in the description!
Hi friend, can you please upload your Cura settings for Ender 3, my parts are not as flexible as in your videos or did you edit them afterwards?
Love your videos! Can you please link the elephant stand model? Thank you :D
To me too, please 🥺
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@@justinweber7547 thank you so much!
@@justinweber7547 Thanks Justin, added to the description :)
It'd be so cool to have a 3d printer.
What is the filament for the print in the thumbnail?
BRO how do you keep stringing under control with octolapse? These timelapses are amazing
I must say, I'm very intrigued...how are you getting the timelapses so smooth? It's obviously a decent camera with a fast lens and plenty of light, that's not what I'm confused about...is this OctoLapse? I've just started experimenting with it (and printing as a whole, for that matter) and, while it works, the bed and print head move about quite a bit in all mine. You using a trigger? Maybe modifying the gcode? Very cool, man...I love seeing things that make me think and this sure did!
Soo.. i dont get it.. where is the filament COMING from?
from what i understand its probably a plugin or something modifying the gcode to move the head and bed to fixed positions between layers and then trigger a pic so the model is in a constant position and the head is out of the way
I've since figured it out. There's a plugin for OctoPrint called OctoLapse...it lets you use "real cameras" and tweak stuff and all that. Pretty sure that's what he's using.
What is the filament he is using for the vault and battery Box?
2:17 hour 11:15
2:26 Hour 2:25
27h in 10 s
27h = 1620 min = 97200 s in 10 s
At what speed did you put that clip?
Looks like things you see at Spencer Gifts.
How much do you have to fiddle with the Ender? I want to print more than fiddle! :D thx
Is it possible to achieve such tolerances with the ender 3? or the better ones are with the prusa?
a lot of these prints are on the ender 3! its a great machine when tuned correctly :)
Can you try printing a mechanical watch ?
Hey you said you use prusaslicer right? Do you Just use the stock i3Mk3 profiles from prusa?
yeah i do, i'll change up my material profile for different filaments but its usually just for temperature.
Love your videos! How do you get the Timelapse without the hot end being in the way?
Very nice
So what do you do with all these prints? I imagine you don't keep them as that would probably be hundreds of prints...
Hello, I would like to print like this too. can you give me a few tips to make the print so beautiful? and how did you set your timelaps?
Probably used octolaps for the timelaps (a plugin for octoprint). It pause the print at each layer, move the print head to the side, and trigger the photo.
Regarding print quality, there is no secret or magical option, it's years of printing experience and perfect dialing of every parameters (which is almost impossible to achieve if you're not a professional printer)
@@tiloalo so what are your cura setting to make these so nice?
@@garygraves3748 that's the point, my cura settings would be of no use. You need to dial them in for your climate, printer, filament, ...
Going to make it 1 more time but bigger
Will a plastic 3d printer file template work on a cnc 3d printer?
How do u call that specific thing at 6:00 please ?
Ok. How did you make the hinges ? That is way cool. Teach me
00:00 Did anyone else notice the part cooling fan?
it big :)
What filament are you printing with?
what filament you use?
Mostly 3D jake PLA
Where did you find the elephant phone holder??
Can someone tell me the link for the magnetic bed, thanks
How you did the effect like it doesn't move?
What software are you using
I am a big fan of your videos and your awesome prints!!!
Is it possible, that you can tell us in the description of the video, what fillament you are using and the specs of the print like temperature and layer height?!?
Thank you!!!
yes! i think im going to start showing that in on screen title cards in future videos
@@WildRoseBuilds Awesome, Thanks!!!
That is a big help for beginners!
how you make so good supports man ??
pls show !!
I have always wonder, how much filament do you need for something like this, is it expenssive?
What camera & lens do you use for your timelapses? They look great
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How did you remove the extruder in the video?
What did I learn from this video? Canadian :D
albertan :)
where can i find the elephant handy holder
added the link to the description!
What printer is this?
Wie funktioniert das .`? Das man den Druckkopf nicht sieht?
Great work.
What type of 3 D printer do you recommend for printing recycled PLA abs ABS.
what material do you print PLA, ABS?
What kind of filament is that black one used on used on the first printing?
What Hotend/X Carriage is on the Ender 3 in the first video?
That's the 3d passion nova, they sell an ender 3 / cr10 kit that includes a huge blower fan.
what layer heights is this guy using???
How do you film the printing operation without seeing the printer nozzle? Can you give a full explanation? Thank you.
I think the setup is made in such a way that the printer moves the nozzle away to a specific place after each layer is completed, a picture is taken, and continues on to the next layer and repeats. The pictures are then combined to make a time lapse. Of course I could be entirely wrong as I don’t know much about 3D printing or time lapses but those are my thoughts.
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Hey I was wondering can you print bloodborne hunter's axe or other weapons
Thanks love your videos
What filament Is used in the first print?
What printer is this?