@@Rise3DBuilds - There are a few running trends with the V2 out at the moment. Things like what to do with a heavily warped bed (seem really common and I used foil in my case) to what types of filaments can be used with this machine and what nozzles to use for them. A big one is a similar video to this th-cam.com/video/vcxM7-VK44k/w-d-xo.html but specifically for the ender v2
When I pull filament out to change it, hot filament gets on the inside of the bowden tube that's in the hot end. When it dries it causes a clog in the bowden tube. It's happened multiple times and I have to change the bowden tube to get it to print. How do I prevent this?
Great video for when you're in a pinch like I am now. I was wondering if you snipped the end of the green spool at an angle (like usual) before shoving that in or if you left it somewhat flat?
I know this has nothing to do with your video but where did you get the side mount for your filament? Did you print it? Also, this video saved one of my prints.
That is a file on thingiverse that lets you take the top arm and move it to the side. If you check out my 5 recommend upgrades video the STL link is in the description. Glad I could help
I have a great plan. I'll print 30% of my print in wood, snap the filament, feed black PLA, print another 30%, snap the filament, feed wood and finish. Surely this won't fail horribly since I've never had a problem feeding new spools this way.
First actual demonstration on how to change a filament mid-print on a V2. Thank you!
You are welcome. Anything else you need demos on?
Thank you
@@Rise3DBuilds - There are a few running trends with the V2 out at the moment. Things like what to do with a heavily warped bed (seem really common and I used foil in my case) to what types of filaments can be used with this machine and what nozzles to use for them.
A big one is a similar video to this th-cam.com/video/vcxM7-VK44k/w-d-xo.html but specifically for the ender v2
Worked like a champ on my vyper!! Thanks
Great to hear!
When I pull filament out to change it, hot filament gets on the inside of the bowden tube that's in the hot end. When it dries it causes a clog in the bowden tube. It's happened multiple times and I have to change the bowden tube to get it to print. How do I prevent this?
any updates?
Great video for when you're in a pinch like I am now. I was wondering if you snipped the end of the green spool at an angle (like usual) before shoving that in or if you left it somewhat flat?
Angle is always best
Great video! I'm literally mid-print and I realised the spool won't make it to the end, thanks!
I know this has nothing to do with your video but where did you get the side mount for your filament? Did you print it?
Also, this video saved one of my prints.
That is a file on thingiverse that lets you take the top arm and move it to the side. If you check out my 5 recommend upgrades video the STL link is in the description. Glad I could help
Hey my kind sire, where did you get the NCC 1701-A model for printing? Please help a fellow trekker here! Live long and prosper my friend! Cheers
It was on things verse in the ultimate enterprise colllection
I have a great plan. I'll print 30% of my print in wood, snap the filament, feed black PLA, print another 30%, snap the filament, feed wood and finish. Surely this won't fail horribly since I've never had a problem feeding new spools this way.
👍👍👌success! I've done it!🤣😂Thanks Buddy!
Can’t cutting it hurt the printer
Never had in my long experience of printing
Been waiting for this one. I'm getting good at changing on my Ender 3. Hope to do as well on the CR-10V2.