/META: Behind the scenes and getting fired!
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- Making videos certainly is a part of who i am now - here's a look at what goes into creating them!
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I never realized the channel is as small as it is, the production quality is amazing. also "just your average computer". lol
***** After rereading this, It sounded a bit rude, But i meant there is more production quality here than much bigger channels.
Thanks for doing this! It's really great to see how everyone works. You produce some of the best content on TH-cam - 25k is just the start. Congrats!
+3D Printing Nerd
Crazy how people can achieve this number by not having contests to gain subscribers and actually have knowledge in the hardware and software of 3d printing vs someone just printing out models like pikachus.
Tech Guy Crazy good! Love Tom, such an asset to the 3d printing industry!
+3D Printing Nerd He really is, as are you! Without people ACTUALLY posting videos instead of just critiquing, the community would be nowhere :)
and i love how you guys (Maker's Muse, 3D Printing Nerd, 3D Maker Noob, Thomas Sanladerer,...) work together and reference each other in videos. scattered around the world and still cooperating in an competitive environment. that's the spirit i like!
Tom, some words of encouragement. As a content creator I completely understand where you're coming from and how you're feeling. I respect that very much and think the same on the lines of giving people free content even though the countless hours to create them is more than most people ever think. Pat on the back and high five. Keep up the great work and thanks for sharing all of your knowledge. ~Russ
We need more people like you.
truly appreciate your efforts, keep it up
I'm aware that it's a rather old video, but I must say, that all the effort you put into these, shows. They're quality not only in content, but also in cinematography. Thank you very much for all that you do!
Good video as always Tom. Especially nice to see the run down of your equipment. Love the home made teleprompter. You are a true maker teaching your craft to other makers. Keep it up!
Thomas awesome video and channel! Loved your candor of sharing all the behind the scenes information that shows what goes into making the excellent videos.
I've always thought that a script helps focus the video and probably saves a ton of editing or even reshooting on the backend, but didn't even consider that you might use a teleprompter because it just looks so natural.
Great job!
High Five Thomas!
I like how you can tell that you put so much work into your vids just by seeing how everything comes together so nicely.
Loving your videos Tom, I can watch them as much for your presenting style and humour as much as for the 3D printing info. Keep doing what you're doing!
I really do appreciate your love for helping others, and sharing your knowledge on your passion with others!
This really is the most well-informed and educational channel on 3D printing that I come to most often if I so wish to learn more.
Its great that you want to keep things simple, but as your subscriber, I really wouldn't mind viewing some ads on your videos, to keep you going by a little better!
Thomas,
first of all: thank you. Your content is simply amazing. Well done (images, script, overall quality) and passion driven. I admire your work, skill level and the whole purpose of your TH-cam channel.
I really think that if we had more people on the world thinking like you.. we would live in a better place.
Tom thank you so much for all of your effort and time working on these videos. Because of people like you and Angus and Chuck I've decided to jump into 3D printing myself and I know that it's going to be a hobby that I enjoy for years. Thank you so much for all the valuable information and experience that you bring to this channel, it has really helped me to understand what I'm getting into. Just like Chuck I also tried to find a Pattern account for you because I was willing to support you there. You're definitely worth it. As someone who has worked in the film and television business as well as audio for the past 30 years I understand how much time and effort and dedication it takes to make a program at this quality level. Keep up the good work I'll continue to support you. -Steve
Great video! Your content was the reason I've gotten into 3D printing, and thanks to you it's been an amazing adventure!
That was another fantastic video Tom.
It's great to get a look into how you do what you do, obviously not for the money and to get an insight in to your motivation. Though I always knew it wasn't for the money :-)
Everything you do is seriously appreciated by me and thousands of others.
You won't be out of work for long mate, thats for sure.
I've binge watched a lot of your videos Tom...
but this one is by far the best... just for the fact that you did not focus on a product but yourself. that shows the heart why you are doing this... and how. that was very interesting.
I really like your channel since I learned a lot from it. I just started with 3D printing. and although I was able to print a nice calibration object.... I still have issues.
Im sure that I will get there. :)
Stay awesome Tom. thank you for being you.
This was an interesting and wonderful behind the scenes look into your work. Love the channel and hope you keep up the great work.
I have to honestly say I have learned more from your videos than any other youtube channel that has 3D printing. I am completely new to 3D printing and I plan on using this as a tool and being creative. So you have helped me launch creativity by letting me soak up some of your knowledge!
Oh no! Hope everything works out Thomas!
Please keep releasing excellent content! :)
First thing, your english is spot on! ive watched quite a few of your videos and have never noticed anything off. That was surprising to me, the reasons I like your videos are because they are so technical and everything is very well explained. Keep up the good work!
Normally I'm not commenting on any videos, but I think, this needs to be said. Personally, from all of the videos I enjoyed this on the most. Not that the other ones are bad, don't get me wrong, but this "behind of scenes" was really great!
A Big thank you all the way from SINGAPORE! You've been a great coach ever since i started 3D printing from scratch. Watching your videos before able to start printing my first few prints. Keep the videos coming as they are worth more than what you thiink .
Just wanted to say that you do an excellent job of making these videos. I don't even have a 3-D printer but I find the clear and concise manner in which you explain the technical aspects enjoyable to watch. Keep up the good work.
Love your Chanel.. hope you can keep on making videos in the future! Thanks to you i relay got stuck in the interest of 3D printing! I did not know there was that much work behind everything, but the videos are truly 100% good quality!
Hey, thanks for this honest behind the scenes video
I know it's kind of hard but keep it up, your content is so usefull for everyone :D
thanks for all help/reviews! best of luck in your future endeavors
It was awesome to see what goes into making quality TH-cam videos. I'd like to start my own channel soon as well, so this was very helpful. I'm with Chuck. Get a Patreon and I'm in on that for sure!
You are very easy and pleasant to listen to. Hitting the core of every problem or subject in an interesting way is hard. You do it in a humble way. 👍 Watching the full Tarantula build was a bit hardcore though.. ;)
Your videos have been really helpful over the last year or so in making my 3d printer work better. They are always professional and easy to follow. I hope you become more popular so you can make more videos.
Thanks so much for all you do!! I'd be lost without your videos. As a fellow engineer, I really appreciate your level of detail, and ability to break complex concepts into consumable artifacts. Good on you!
I know this video is a year old but being new to the community, most of the content is new to me.I just wanted to say that your videos are top notch and packed full of useful information and I along with countless others tune in to learn from your extensive knowledge of 3D printing and your engineering sensibility. I had no idea you worked from a teleprompter and script but it makes sense now when I view your productions as they are generally flawless. As a writer for my job, I know the amount of work that task alone must take you. And with English not being your native language, makes it even more impressive. Thank you for sharing your knowledge freely as you do and keep up this great channel as it is one of the great resources the 3D printing community has. Take care
Thanks for the insight and all the help you provide through this channel, really appreciate it
A fascinating insight into what you do Thomas. I, for one, appreciate your efforts and have learned heaps from your videos (and research).
You shoot B roll after A roll edit....Wow, that is a whole lot of commitment and it definitely shows, great content and quality! There's a reason why you're almost at 100k right now!
All I can say is once I stumbled upon your channel a lot of 3d printing questions I had got answered. I like your no nonsense approach to things where you say it how it is and that's that! Being a tiny youtuber and son of someone who taught television production it's not easy setting things up as a 1 person operation... that is why you have so many people on a video shoot! Keep up the good work and sharing the loads of information you have! Vielen Dank!
I started watching your channel because of your straight forward and informational style but I also like seeing more of your personality in this video. Keep it up!
Thanks so much for the rundown on how you make this with such quality.
Thomas SR!! My respects, your videos are the most informative, organized, clear, thank you I'm learning a lot from you, but I still spent dozens of hours researching to create my own channel, I didn't noticed you were other than anglo spoken, I also speak spanish , so I know what it takes, keep up the good work, thank you for sharing all your efforts!!
I haven't even gotten my first printer yet, have watched at least half your video's and just wanted to share the love and thanks for providing such great and valuable knolodgeshare videos!
Also on a personal level I appreciate the transparency and openness you are willing to share with us, your viewers.
You're easily my favorite 3d printer guy on youtube!
Thanks Tom, your videos are a shining light in a dark sticky crazy world.
You Da Man !!!!
Thank you Thomas for all your work and time. I got into 3D printing 2 1/2 years ago , and quickly realized I was in way over my head. Then I searched you tube and came across 1 of your How to videos . It solved 1 of my problems thanks to your explanation of how it worked. I wait with bated breathe for your next video every week So I can learn something new !! I usually print something at least 3 or 4 times a week . Although there have been many days when my printer runs 20 hours day. It is largely because of your hard work and I thank you very much !!
Hey Tom. I've been binging your videos through the day in the background while I'm designing some items for reef aquariums and find myself getting distracted by them.
After watching this video I just wanted to say thank you on a personal level for your efforts. Your videos were crucial in smoothing the learning curve of 3d printing and your material comparisons are my go to resource for helping a customer decide what materials they want to use for a design.
I look forward to seeing more work and I hope this is something that is as rewarding for you as it is for the viewers. At this point in printing professionally, I am reinvesting every penny into expanding my capabilities but I donations are definitely in the future.
Really nice video, cool to see behind-the-scene. Thanks for all the good content you put up. :)
I love your videos Tom. Thanks so much for all the effort. Keep up the good work!
Good work! Appreciate everything your doing as a beginner in 3d printing, your videos have helped me out a lot since I started getting into this. Hopefully everything works out for you though.
Awesome behind the scenes look, Tom. Thanks so much. Super impressed you built your own teleprompter! Always wondered if you were using one.
Great video, I could seriously relate to the Premier not exporting with all those lovely indecipherable errors explaining why. I am floored each time you show your work space, if we viewers were never allowed to peek behind the curtain we would stay clueless. Your videos always have such a highly polished look and feel! Here's to hoping you find the day job that allows you the monetary means and the time to continue producing great content.
I have just finished building my own custom 3D printer and I have enjoyed making all the parts myself. Your videos have been very helpful during the calibration and troubleshooting stages. Your information and tips have been extremely helpful. Thank you. Your English is very good, keep up the good work.
Thanks man! Your videos are made so well. They helped me a lot!
DUDE... I always liked your channel, but this video just shows you're the boss!
I've so much respect for you now!
Keep it up!
You sir, are doing an amazing job here. Keep on making these videos, you are my go-to person for 3d printing.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for this behind the scenes video!!!
Nice, great video. From the heart dude. I hope once the industry evolves properly you will be there in the hall of fame
Keep working at it you produce great videos some of the best in the 3d printing category. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your videos.
Tom, you're my 1st total reference of the awesome for 3D printing issues (is that sentence english or anywhere close ?)
Two things I didn't realize :
1) how much of a perfectionist you are, with the script and all !!!
2) Sandals with socks ??????
Big thanks for everything !!!
Thomas, you're doing a good job, and the rewards come quickly. Congrats
Great video, I really enjoyed the "behind the scenes" look at your studio and into your video making process and It gave me some ides my own video creation.
Thanx Tom for creating such videos and sharing your knowledge. Good
A big Thanks for all the effort and love you put in thsi channel.
Tom, Your videos are great. keep it up. Found you when I was having an issue with a kit I built a while back, and I watch a lot of your content. I really enjoyed watching this video, you're doing it for the right reasons, which is amazing. A thirst for knowledge is a wonderful thing, and then to be able to share it unbiased back to the community is wonderful keep it up.
Great video! Good insight into your setup and processes and why you do things how you do. I appreciate the knowledge transfer you are putting out, you are a resource to the community that can only get better! I think one of the reasons you have such good attraction to the 3d community is your delivery. Even on a script, you have it worded in a down to earth and in a way that folks can relate to it. The Humor, like the "just your average computer" comment is thrown out in a way that is unexpected but works for the engineering/maker type audience. Thanks for the video and time you spend on G+ 3d community! Keep it up if you can! I will try and keep the affiliation links in mind if I go shopping for parts.
+Stephen Shimatzki PS... I just wanted to throw out that I REALLY appreciate the effort for you to do your videos in English. I guess I'd fall under the "lazy american" label because I only speak one language (though I did have a year of intro German in school so I can say "Bier bitte") but that was how we were raised back then. Hopefully my children will do better than I!
+Stephen Shimatzki most important phrase anyway :)
I think you do fantastic job with you're videos. your explanations are great and your topics are very useful. you do a great job of not overcomplicating your information. I'm a subscriber and appreciate the time and effort in creating videos. Thank you
man, just have to say... your videos are the best in 3d printing. perriod!
I really appreciate your time and effort. and always wondered what was behind the scenes... not only the knowledge of your videos but also the high quality of video, audio, detail in explanation... everything!... hehe like you said.. you are german.. coulnd't be otherwise with quality control..... now... although I'm not an expert, i consider myself at least a survivor and helper to others in this 3d world... but klet me tell you, about 50% of my knowledge in 3d printing today is has entirely come straight out of your videos. You are like a top reference for people in 3d community all over the world (yes also here in Costa Rica).. almost like the reprap wiki by yourself! i've tough many time to contact you ans ask what would you think of working on translating videos to spanish... maybe at lst CC.. i dunno... maybe that would help expand the community.. many Spanish speakers would love your videos as well...
anyway... thanks again. you are the man!
Gabe
That teleprompter is pretty cool! Props for DIYing it!
Crear job man! Please keep doing it! Thanks a lot from Argentina!
Your videos are just perfect. you are a very good speaker and a good knowledge spreader, you deserve every single subscriber. good job and good luck
love the behind the scenes vids, perhaps you could do more in the future, more details about setting up you equipment and whatnot. keep up the good work.
awesome video, sorry to hear about the job! good luck!!!!
Your channel is excellent and your efforts are appreciated. Thank you greatly.
Wanted to say thanks for all your hard work. Your videos are by far the most informative and much, much better than the many channels plagued with paid-for reviews and (worse) pointless 10 minute long videos with time-lapses showing a model being printed.
I will continue to purchase everything from Amazon via your affiliate links to do my best to support your efforts.
Keep up the good work!
I love your videos man. Always top notch quality. Much of the success of my 3D printing business is from your channel and Joe Mike Terranella's vids. Thanks!
Thanks for your videos, this aussie appreciates the insight and experience you have, keep up the videos and good work.
Thank you for all the great content, you are the reason I bought a 3D printer and your videos have made me appreciate both the art and the science or 3D printing. Please don't stop making videos! I love seeing new models.
Thank you. Seriously, I have learned so much from your videos!
Yeah its an older video, I do appreciate the videos you do. They have helped me on multiple occasions.
Congrats on the subs and views! Well deserved!
Thomas, thanks for all the info about yourself and how you create your videos. I very much appreciate the content you provide and although sometimes it's over my head I still enjoy watching your sliding camera rig one one such video with use of arduinos. Lol keep up the great job.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Sincerly you produce the best 3D PRINTER channel I ever seen. You've helped me founding a problem in the extruder of my Prusa based printer. Thanks a lot
Best of luck to you! I hope you have had luck since posting this video. Ich drücke die Daumen für dich!
You did a great job of answering questions I did not know I had.🎖️
Great job on the video productions. Thank you for sharing!
Good luck. Keep up the good work. Love your videos
Thank you for being you.. youre one of the reasons i got hooked in this swamp of creation!!! Thank you and keep it up!!
You seem a very kind person and you deserve a lot of luck in your life. Your passion will definitely drive you to the success !
Excellent! Thanks for the nice inside look. Love your integrity.
Thomas, thanks for the inner view of your process, you have a great work ethic. I have recently gotten into the 3d printing thing, I have been into electronics since my teenager years in the late 60's, 70's with a 8 year career in the U.S. Marines till I retired with an injury in 1980. I worked for MacDonnell Douglas for a couple of years and after 10 years away from my home in Wisconsin I returned home to Milwaukee and Various Electronics,Robotics, and Metrology (Calibration) Jobs. I am now nearing the end of my full time working life, and your helpful videos have allowed me to avoid the newbie to 3d errors, at 62 I'll still be working but albeit part time.. I hope to follow your lead and in the future be producing my own videos, and yes I truly believe knowledge should be freely exchanged. I have worked for many service companies that tried to stifle my exchange of gained knowledge and I moved on when pressed. I have never been fired but I have resigned many times. I hope you will continue in your endeavors to spread the knowledge you have... AGAIN Thanks
Thanks for the videos you do and how you do them ;)
I don't think you (have to) worry about finding a job as an engineer in germany at the moment ;)
And nice to have a look at your setup/workflow. Thumbs up
thanks for sharing your process and ideas, that was awesome!
outstanding information in your videos!!! and your English is better than most of my fellow Americans so all good here! :)
Great channel! Your reviews saved me more than I'd like to admit. Keep up :)
Thank you very much for this project Tom! You are an inspiration to me and to make and idea of this big, I'm now open my own 3D Company.
Tom -- I just came across this video. Love your stuff; thanks for all of the great information! I commonly employ 3d printing as a means for creating props and your videos have guided me throughout this time. I work in the Video Production industry and I noticed you had some questions about improving your teleprompter in this video. Being that it is an older video, I'm not sure if you're still having issues with this, but I could provide you with a ton of information on products/methods used for prompting, camera control, and honestly just about anything else for a one-man setup.
Thomas, The world would be abetter place if their were more people like you. I for one, am abetter person because of fabulous people such as yourself. Thanks for all the hard work!
You're one of the good ones!
Thanks so much for spreading knowledge!
A stop/foot pedal on the DIY teleprompter? You're my hero! Never thought of that.
Hi Tom, I found your Channel this morning and I will watch some of your Videos when I´m back at home this evening. I´m an industrial designer and mechanical engineer and planning to build my first 3D printer in the next months. We have an HP Designjet 3D Printer in the office and ist´s really nice but I´m not allowed to print stuff for myself on it. I´m watching english channels here for some years now and it´s nice to find someone from germany doing this. Sorry for you english folks, but I have to write some german now ...
Glückwunsch Thomas, echt tolle Arbeit - WEITER SO!!!
Ich durchsuche seit einigen Wochen RepRap und bin immer noch nicht sicher welcher der zunächst einfachste und günstigste Drucker for my first build ist. Der von Conrad sah ganz gut aus im Geschäft aber ist schlecht bewertet worden im Netz. Ich erwarte die weiteren Videos vom Build Deines "Anfänger-Druckers"und werde mir dann die Sachen dafür über deine affiliate links kaufen. Ich bleib dran. Daumen hoch!
Tom, I appreciate your passion and transparency. Those are qualities in short supply today. Selfishly I wish you lived close by in the states so we could hang out and maybe enjoy a pint (or a cup of tea). 😎 Keep up the great work!
Thanks Tom. I learned a lot about 3d printing from your videos!!
Your videos are well done! Thank you! Keep on keeping on! 👍🏻😎
Great Vidoe ! Thanks Tom! You're doing sterling work.
A Big thanks for all you do to help