Print Faster on Your Ender 3 Style Printer Using Tricks in Cura
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 เม.ย. 2024
- Chuck shows you how to take an existing design and Print Faster on Your Ender 3 Style Printer using some design techniques and some Cura Slicer tricks. You don't always need a faster printer to print faster. Sometimes the simple things can give you great results. See all the details on today's Filament Friday.
Original Side Spool Holder:
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Cura Project for the Version in this video:
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0:00 Intro
0:40 Starting Point
1:56 Faster Design
2:56 Cura Expose Infill Trick
3:54 Stronger Infill
4:20 Per Model Settings
5:40 Results
5:55 Compare Prints
6:15 Summary
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I follow so many youtube channels about 3d printers. Most of them is about hardware and firmware tweaks in order to get good quality prints. They use expensive hardwares, upgrades etc. But you, sir, always have good cura tricks for the same goal and it's awesome. It's free, it's practical and I appreciate that!
Glad I could help. To me it’s far more important to understand your slicer.
Biggest upgrade you can make is firmware tweaks after that. Go look into linear advance etc to improve quality at high speeds above like 70mm/s for walls (meaning 140mm/s with stock cura config), that way you can get an ender 3 to roughly 150mm/s, provided you have good enough cooling.
Of course the model itself makes the biggest difference though.
I’m so
I had no idea support blockers could be used to change any setting! That's so great! This will really help with my tiles.
WOOHOO! BuilderRedCross That's me. However I barely understood why the design worked. Totally Amazed at the Research you did on this model Chuck . Learned a lot. Thanks.
You did a great job. Thanks for sharing. I learned too.
First video I've watched on this channel, and my first thought was "Hey, I didn't knew Stallone was into 3D printing! Cool!"
Now this is an awesome tip! Gotta try this
I’m sure you’ll come up with some interesting designs. There are many other infills to play with.
Seriously, I'm just learning how to 3d print and don't know a quarter of the settings within Cura
@@CaylorBratcher it wont take you long to learn the setting's, just keep printing the more you print the better you will be
Indeed
@@FilamentFriday have a look into the fixed height bed spacers creality make there just incredible I haven't seen anyone post about them yet and they are way better and easier to level the bed do it once then check it my in 6 months only. Had one failed print since and because I run out of filament 🤙
What would the new to 3D Printing people do without you Chep? Personally, you have been invaluable to me getting better at this hobby!
Glad to help.
For real though. I've been watching many different TH-camrs and read many articles but none of them helped me as much as CHEP and Makers Muse. They show a problem and FIX it.
Some day...I'm going to devote a couple of full days just going through your videos on Cura and learning to do all these tricks. I always say, "Wow" at videos like this, but I never remember them when I need them. Need to make the techniques part of my normal wokflow so they stick in my head.
I have a Cura playlist.
th-cam.com/play/PLRFPlUhDTTlm0AqW9EGhxglCt_OKvAwxI.html
Great tricks! Insane power and customization in Cura
Holy Crap, i didn't know i can change all settings with blockers. That solves a lot of problems. Thanks a lot!
this dude really knows how to handle cura! much respect!
Your lighting setup is on point now in days, looking good!
Thanks
Thank you! I'm slowly getting my head around cura
Thats a refreshing and clever way to use infill, never tought to do it like this.
Also compliments the way you present it, clear and to the point unlike other channels who like to hear themself talk. You got a new subscriber.
Such a clear explanation. I love how you waste no time, thank you.
love all your tips and tricks. I am a newbie but learning fast thanks to you. Thanks Jim in Texas
It's not Friday until it's Infilament Friday. Absolutely loved this week's video, Chuck. Just a great collection of tricks wrapped up in a lesson that will pay forwards at some point for many of us. Well done!
This was really helpful. I like that you explain the issue, then got straight to the point and showed us how to do it. Neat tricks, I didn’t know how to do this before, and now I do! Thanks!
This is your first video I watched and I subscribed instantly, I'm going to watch every last one of your videos.
Thank you so much for these tricks.
Thank you!
We all are glad to see you every friday. Just know that.
I do. Thanks.
Great Tip! I find myself looking at your vid's every time I have a problem. Thank you very much.
I'm new to 3d printing and your videos have been unbelievably helpful, including this one. Thanks for all your hard work. You make life easier for us newbs.
That was EXCELLENT! I have to watch several times to understand what you did with the blocks…but very new information and thought process for me. Thank You!
This is good stuff. I just ordered my 1st 3D printer, a Neptune 3 Pro and been looking at different videos. Definitely going to check out the rest of your videos as am sure it’ll help me learn more about printing.
This is what separates the pro users. Understanding of the settings and what you are actually asking for.
Another fantastic trick Chep! I gotta say, as a newbie to printing, your videos have been an absolute godsend. Great stuff!
Just fired up my first printer, and just started Cura. Everything might as well be in latin. This video is a huge motivator to look into Cura's print settings and more videos made by this channel
I usually don't bother with tips and tricks and just revert to cranking the pint speed as my printer can handle it but the infill wall multiplier is one that I saw from your videos that I have definitely kept as I find it really useful.
Those are really clever solutions, Chuck. Thanks for sharing!
Amazing! As a beginner, it's really inspiring to see how you can problem solve the design to make it print much faster. Great video and great tips! You have a subscriber.
That's genius, thank you for sharing this insights of Cura options.
This is awesome......
Never thought about tricking the inner design to be infill. Genius dude.
Pfft. Dude, infill is something anyone truely dedicated to 3D priting will know, its like not knowing how to format your ink print. You may not know this but ink printers all the way back to the 90's can print in different formats, making your image/text larger or smaller etc. The most basic of skills when it comes to printing. Fan speed, infill speed, nozzle temperature, supports, are all things you have to be familiar with to print usable things.
I'm new. I finally got my printer about 2 months ago now. Of course, I've been watching videos, and learning the ropes for several years now. There is still so much to learn, but I'm enjoying the learning process. It's different between watching the videos before, and after, getting a printer. Watching before getting a printer was generalized in my mind. Now that I have a printer to apply things too, it's much more specific. Much more detail oriented. Thank you for all the help, and sharing your wisdom with us.
Just getting into 3D printing and this great info! Thank you.
Thanks for this share, brilliant as a newbie I really know nothing! Getting a tutorial into cura like this is a great way to breakdown barriers to newbies! Thanks again, excellent!
this is 100% the best channel for 3d printing knowledge! you are a god!
Wow - didn't know Cura was so powerful to be creative! Thanks for the tips Chuck!
Yeah Sly Stallone is into 3D printing now ! Nice 😆❤❤❤
nah this is Frankie Stallone 🤣
Every single one of your videos has excellent information in them. You really know your stuff!
Very smart use of slicer settings and infill pattern.
This trick also simplify the modeling, you save time since you don't need to create the pattern, instead of that you rely on the slicer to do it for you.
Another benefits, you can change the pattern without changing the model, and you can print a closed version.
As said very smart, thank you for sharing.
Thanks Chuck, just in time, my next project was to print your spool holder!I will now do it with the revised settings and use the spare time for other projects.
Ohh, trying this right now! Great tip!
Hi! Im new into this 3D community, and i can truly say that your videos really makes it worth watch tutorials! Keep it up !
Thanks
Great trick. Thanks. Hope I remember when I finally have enough energy again to fix my printers.
Wow! I've still got so much to learn about what Cura can do. Didn't even know these settings existed.
I didn't know how to to really use the support blocker until now. That adds a hole new level of flexibility when it comes to fine tuning settings for the model.
I've got a longer lk4 and I spent a lot of time exporamenting early on to figure out tricks to get faster prints but these are things I hadn't thought of. Definitely going to be trying some of these tricks out.
Thank YOU for all tips and trix. I really like your content.
First video I have watched of yours but great content and your easy on the ear and great at explaining. Subscribed! Keep up the good work :)
i can't believe i didn't think about scaling the support blockers sooner lol. i've been using cura for like 2 years hahahaha. Well thanks, i guess you learn something new every day
I'm glad this video is recommended to me. This is great trick and I learned more about Cura. Thank you!
Thanks for the info. I'm going to try this on my next print. Great video.
There's so much to know about Cura! I really appreciate your tips!
Your the best just how easy and clear you explain cura 👍👍👍
Fantastic, Chuck! 😃
Thanks a LOT for all the tips!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Absolutely fantastic. Thanks. Now all I have to do is remember all the tricks! Having thoroughly learned Prusa slicer I'm going to change back to Cura 5!
Brilliant lesson, thank you very much.
Awesome! Didn't know you could edit the properties of the boxes in Cura. Thanks for the video!
that's amazing, plus now i learned about that block thing with different settings, that's a neat trick!
This is amazing, thank you!
By the way congrats on the 200k!
Thank you
Thanks Chep always nice to learn from you 👍
Mind blowing tip!! Thanks!!
Your cura videos are amazing that open new ideas on project I have in mind Thank so much you the best
Your Cura tricks are so cool, you converted me from Prusa Slicer! Thanks for the Creality Profiles too!
This is very specific but definitely complex way to address the issue
Thank you for this video.
This trick gives me so many new ideas.
Very nice and useful content ! Thanks for your efforts. Subscribed !
If for some reason you really wanted the design to match perfectly, you could export a second arm that was just the "infill" portion you wanted to change. Line it up in Cura and use that to modify it to print as infill. I use that trick for things all the time when I want specific sections to print infill only but theyre irregularly shaped. The trick to getting it lined up easily is to put a super small of set line around the entire model.(kind of like a skirt) so small that cura doesnt try to print it, but that basically makes both models the same size so all you have to do to line it up is select them both and center it. If that makes sense.
Do you happen to have a link or anything illustrating this...? I'm new to 3d printing and this ALMOST makes sense to me... LOL
@@kevinhart7350 if you model something on your own then you put a pixel thin square around your item. So in case you want to split your model into two pieces Cura will judge the shape of it by that thin square instead of the shape of your model. The square stays the same so the two pieces will fit together. Without the square the different pieces will not align if you try to center them on your printer bed. Then you just select the infill model and set wall count and top/bottom layers to 0.
btw I'm also trying to figure this thing out just as I read his comment, lol. I haven't even modelled anything yet.
Love the slicer hacks!
Thank you so much. Very informative.. you are my go to 3d print wizard
Thank you!!! Had no idea what those buttons did exactly.
You are Cura wizard! What a nice thing to do!
Amazing video Chuck, great tips
Live your channel mate, has helped me along the way quite abit 👍
Love your trick.
good thing you got that solution....
I've struggled printing that thing in my EV2...
I have a print I really need to do, and I don't need to worry about how it looks. This just took a 4hr 30m print, all the way down to 1hr 30m. I am so gonna be trying this with my other prints.
It's a good way to prototype.
pretty good piece of advice in this vid, thanks for sharing.
Like your videos, nice tips and always clear. Greatings from Brazil
Mind blown! This is going to be super helpful, thanks!
Nice and simply explained - i dont know what that blocks in cura do, now i know, thanks!
Nice pointers. Thanks.
Clever and simple!
Great tips, cura is really powerful tool
Chuck your a wizard man !!!
Another nice advantage of this technique is that if you want to print a decorative pattern, you can try out different kinds of patterns very quickly, much faster than it would take to model them manually (albeit limited to the patterns available as infill patterns). I used it to print a long rectangle with a grid-pattern in the middle, that I could then wrap like a ring around another, cylindrical print, to make it look nicer :)
Cool idea. Thanks Chep.
Thanks! Man this is awesome! I learned a lot of good tips. And this thought process is great. I'm going to try to apply it to everything I print (within reason) **Subscribed**
Just discovered your channel and it’s great! Subbed.
Thanks for watching
Nice Video! Thanks for this supper good info GO ON!
Hello and thanks from Canada 🇨🇦
Clever trick, nice :)
I am sharing your channel to EVERYONE!!!
Thanks.
Great..
Thank you...
From Hungary
Seriously pro tips right here.
Wow, learned a lot here, thank you!
Great trick. Earned my sub!
That's simply clever
Of course, I just started a print that would have significantly reduced the 22 hours its going to take but Now I Know!! Thanks Chuck!
bless you chep.
This is full of awesome tips!