Creality Hot End Failure Modeling How to Fix, Assemble CR 10 Ender 3 5 Mini T3DP
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I don't know what possessed you to design and print such an elaborate teaching aid, but all I can say is THANK YOU! Here we are nearly 4 years after this video creation and people like me are still benefitting from it. I'm finally back to trouble-free printing on my Ender 3 Max!
THAT demonstrator model is THE BEST teaching tool ever. I wish I had seen this when I started. It would have saved me so much headache.
DITTO!!!!
soooo trueee
Right !!👍
I agree! Absolutely amazing!
Dude bless this guy ... I really needed that... my printers spitting out glass from around the top of the heat break ...
here i am 3 years later looking for info and i find the best explanation on the site. superior demonstration. thank you.
This video is miles ahead of "the competition". Great work.
The internet's most UNDERRATED video. Very great video
I work in melt and paste extrusion for a living and you were still able to teach me something here. Never thought about pushing that PTFE tube all the way through to make sure there's no old bits creating gaps. Great instructional.
Tipnon cutting PTFE tube. Put filiment through it while cutting. Load it from the roll with the free end sticking out the end you cut so none of it is left on the tube. This helps keep the inside of tube from bending while cutting.
Really good idea! Thank you
As someone who uses an Ender 3 Pro DAILY for fabricating accessories and attachments for my products, and having ZERO knowledge about 3d printers, this video was by FAR, EXTREMELY well done, very explanatory, and I now feel confident in working on this machine myself. Keep up the PHENOMENAL instructional videos!
We've recently got an Ender 3 Pro from a friend that was "broken", and I'm gradually realising more and more things that were wrong with the way she'd built it. This is absolutely ideal to explain visually everything about the hot end, thank you so much sir!
The biggest model i've ever seen. So underrated channel.
I was going crazy from clogging at nozzle non stop. Whatever out there i did never helped.
The idea of pushing filament extra bits by turning the connector was a briliant idea.
I througly cleaned inside the nozzle. Pushed tube while hot, then i thought it would be better to push cold. Cold push, connecter squueze. BAM! suddenly my print is not stuck after 20 minutes.
You are a life saver :)
Sir, just wanted to let you know that this helped me solve my problems easily. I've never seen a more specific and clear tutorial online. Thank you a lot!!
I'll add with everyone else that this is one of the best presented and no bullshit instructionals I've ever seen on TH-cam. The model really helps too.
Just wanted to say that this is the best explanation of anything 3D printer related. You dont assume anyone knows anything and explain everything so thourghly. Thank you for the help!
Thank you so much for the clearest tutorial ever man! that big scale model helped a ton. I was literally about to throw my printer away until I saw this video
Excellent. Very illustrative. You would make a great educator.
Best teaching method I've seen to date about clearing a jammed hotend.
Being here on youtube for almost 15 years & yet this has to be the best youtube tutorial I ever seen. No messing around with other things nor assuming you're a complete Mormon.
Explains everything that you come here for & more information that you will also need to know. He has also made this video not boring which is actually quite a completion by his end.
The information that he gives you is really good for most of all 3D printer hot end & the concentration on the bit that lots of people will mess up is also good.
TL;DR This is a very good video.
Excellent video. I'm so tired of the presenter who are either amateurish or assume you know everything before you start.
So I never comment on basically anything. But I really want to stress what many have said here. You description and detail of explaination and then above and beyond printed example is amazing and I really want to thank you for this. I know it is a simple thing to many but for those who are not coming from a world of say Engineering, this really helped me to understand how it all works and what I need to do to fix the exact issue I was having. Thank you!
I can’t thank you enough, of all videos I’ve watched yours was the easiest to understand and helped me a ton.
Just a brilliant explanation of what's happening, and how to fix it. Also your speaking ability, clarity and continuity. Impressive. TY !
Had problems for over 2 weeks. Your solution did the trick. No more skipping of the extruderwheel. Blokkage was 7mm long. Had to heat up and poke it out with an allen wrench.
This is one of the best explanatory videos on fixing issues with 3D printing I've seen. Congratulations Nerys. You are a born teacher.
You are the Batman of 3D Printing! Thank you for keeping the bad guys (and mistakes) away from everybody! Congrats on another fantastic life-changing guide! :D
I've had my printer for over a year and learned SO MUCH from this video!
Spoken like a Production Engineer. Great job!
This video is a lifesaver. I was at wits end trying to figure out why my printer was suddenly under extruding. Replaced extruder, nozzle, capricorn.. no luck. Following this video got my printer working again!
Thank you for this. 2.5 years later and your video is still helping thousands!
I’m at shocked in how great of a video this is You were slow and methodical and didn’t assume the we knew everything. Loved the oversized model too. Great work!
Great job getting ALL of that in ONE shot! Best explanation EVER!
Now that is what I call a very informative video....very clear and the enlarged model puts you right into the picture to see the various interfaces that count, much better than just taking apart a normal hot end and magnifying it up a few times.
Excellent explanation of the problems I’ve been experiencing. An even better explanation of how to fix it. So clear and to the point. Thank you so much.
Best pedagogy about details of a 3D printer! CONGRATS CHRIS! This video should be recommended to K-12 (and above) teachers. It's not like those powerpoint slides, so annoying and without any touch with the tangible things. Thank you!
Thank you for explaining this so well, and going to the time and effort to print the massive hot end to explain. I had some uncertainty about how this part works, now I think I know why my prints aren't going too well lately. Have a great day!
Brilliant, thank you. I've been trying to find out just how to ensure that there was no void below the PTFE tube for a long time. Thank you for an excellent explanation of how to do it. It now works great.
After watching this Video I have been 3d printing for days with no extruder issues. So great not to get any more nozzle jams.
Thanks.
GREAT Tutorial Chris! This is invaluable visual info for noobs & “experts” alike. 🤙
It’s videos like this that keeps my motivation going with this hobby .. You saved me a lot of headaches. Thanks you! This video is nicely done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
I know this video is old. But it was EXACTLY what I needed to find the real issue with my printer. You da man!! Thank you!!
Just got my first printer, total newbie. I’m a visual learner so the giant hot end was awesome to see while you explained everything. Great job.
You my friend are a life saver, spent the last 2hrs unblocking my nozzle after replacing it for the first time. This video tutorial is by far the best. Thank you 😀
My CR10 S4 is down right now due to a clog, so this is an extremely helpful video. Thanks Nerys!
Thank you, Best most complete illustrative description I have come across so far. I have always missed the part about pushing the PTFE tube all of the way through the heat break and heater block before installing the nozzle from other videos (not necessarily because it wasn't there but not a prominent without the large model). I also missed the part about ensuring that the nozzle edge was perfectly clean (though i tried anyway) and now i know and understand why it is so important.
Hey, thanks a million. Watching your video helped me resolve a serious
extrusion issue on my printer. I didn't have my Boden tube fully seated
and I was having all kinds of grief. No longer, however. As a matter of
fact, I had no idea the tube was supposed to go all the way through to
the tip. Works great now. Thanks again.
This video is heaven-sent. Thanks so much for your effort. No more clogged hot-end
Man I've been printing for about ten years and I don't think I've seen a single person so clearly and nicely explain what you just did. Bravo sir!
Thank you for walking me through this. I was beyond frustrated and ready to pitch my printer. Your teaching style is remarkable for both the visual learner, hands on learner or listening to what need to be done. Truly tremendous video and help.
This was a brilliant explanation and really helped me understand why I was getting continued jams even after changing the nozzle & PTFE.
Wow this was the best 3d printing tutorial ever. What an in depth model this helped so much and I've been into the hobby for 3 years now
This is golden!!! Exactly what I needed!!! You just saved me a logic puzzle nightmare.... can't upgrade my hot end until I print the adapter for the new hot end, but you saved my printer!!! Best video I've seen on this issue, great detail, easy to understand!!!
I wish more people could explain things this well. My printer is currently printing well, and I'm still going to take it apart and do everything you just explained. Thank you very much! I subscribed to learn more.
Excellent Visual aid Chris this would make life real easy at Maker faires while explaining the inner workings of the hot end !
This is probably one of the best done videos I've seen!! Many thanks for your hard work!!
Thanks for the suggestions on how to resolve this issue. I've tried quite a few things and finally am up and running again thanks to this video.
Boss, you saved me $30 in parts. thanks a lot.
Respect for the effort you made to visualize this problem with such elaborate props.
I have to give you credit, I probably watched 10 videos trying to solve this problem but none helped me the way yours did. I think you're a natural teacher and hope you keep this up because you really have something great going here! Thanks!
After using CHEPs washer + ptfe insert I was recommended this video... almost didn't watch it. I've probably watched 100 videos over many channels, and you sir have provided information that is FUNDAMENTAL to using this 3d printer thing, lol. This is definitely a first watch before even your first print. Many thanks for the video!
This helped me so much. Thank you for putting this video out and taking the time to teach it thoroughly. What you are doing is making a difference.
This was exactly what I needed!
After a nozzle change, I just couldn't get melted filament to stop leaking above and below my heat block. I'd been following the commonly cited procedure of loosening the nozzle 3/4 of a turn, seating the tube, heating up the hotend, and tightening the nozzle. After 3 attempts, with no improvement noted, I was about to give up and buy a new hotend.
You are the FIRST person I've seen to suggest backing off the bowden fitting, and it was the key to solving my problem.
Thank you SO MUCH!!!
This is a brilliant explanation I managed to fix my hot end and clear the gunk out of it and now it works as good as new again.
Just want to say thank you for this video. This technique solved my heat creep issues which was extremely frustrating not being able to print anything.
I love knowing how and why things work the way they do. You just explained the process perfectly.....
you are an excellent teacher my friend. Rare to find it seems nowadays. Kudos, mate.
I been noticing dark specks on the skirt side around my prints. lIke brown specs in various places along the first string layer. Also noticed my prints were starting to go from great to bad. Watching your demo with that model you said about the bowden tube being cooked off . That makes perfect sense to what is going on with my number 2 printer. My number 1 printer already suffered a major clog and needed a hotend replacement. Thanks for the clear tutorial. The model is a great way to identify problems. Thank you.
Thank you a thousand times!!!
I thought I had really screwed my Ender up. Yours was the 3rd video I watched on why my nozzle was leaking and it’s the ONLY video that gave a concise answer of why and how to fix it. One hour later and it’s back up and printing beautifully again.
Well explained, no detail left out and easy to follow! Great video!
I rarely comment on videos... but this is one worth commenting on. Awesome demonstration! Well done, sir!
i rewatch this nearly every time i have to change my nozzle, just because. it's super helpful.
This was exactly what I needed after struggling to understand what was clogging my hot end and why, the printer demo model was also incredibly helpful. Thanks a lot for this, excellent work
Thank you for video! I had problem with fan and filament expanded. You saved me a lot of time and frustration!
FINALLY! You have solved my chronic problem. It's always those little tricks that make the difference between an amateur and a professional. I was aware of how it should be, but didn't know the trick to make it happen. Backing off two turns. God bless you Sir!
Excellent reacap - thanks! I've been struggling lately with my CR10S Pro printing blobs and stringing badly. Time to disassemble the hotend.
You're an amazing educator. I appreciate your videos greatly.
DUDE - this video was so immensely helpful. Thank you and your oversized teach aid!
Great job explaining the build up of the hot end and the tricks of correct installation. Thank you
Thank you so much, I attached a BL Touch to my 3D printer and couldn't figure out why it wasn't working. It kept saying it was over heating when it wasn't, you casually mentioned the screw that holds the temperature gage in place and that was where the issue was. Screw back in place and it's running perfectly. I watched so many videos ans yours was the only one that mentioned it, thank you very much, probably just saved me many £££ in unnecessary replacement parts.
You're great, Man...i got problems with my Ender 5 and you helped me well...and i understood a little more how it works. THANKS
Perfect show and tell!. I learned it all, and I'm heading to my printer to execute the exercise.
Extremely helpful video! I really appreciate the use of a large visual aid and the parts look well printed also.
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you very much.
Just bought a new hotend and want to ensure it's assembled correctly before printing. My old one somehow got a cracked heat-break and was oozing ever-so-slightly; forcing me to constantly clean it, even whilst printing. Very annoying.
You've helped me a ton! 👍
Awesome visual aid and unquestionably the best, most descriptive, most informative video of the Creality type hotend. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for this video, I REGULARLY share it with my customers so they understand how to rebuild the Creality hot ends and also the base reason why so many of them have problems after they've pulled the PTFE out and replaced it.
This is the best nozzle / hot end change video on TH-cam.
Why didn't it recommend me this sooner
This helps so much! I've had weak prints, under-extrusion, and burnt chunks of plastic ending up in my prints. This must me the cause.
Clearest, best explanation I've seen so far. 👍
Really good, most helpful with the model, especially for a newbie like me who has already flooded his hot head twice
Thanks for the tip at 11:20. That was exactly what I was experiencing at it seems to have removed the problem.
Thank you! The number of videos that suggested elaborated solutions are crazy. I changed my hot end entirely thinking it’s a malfunction then it appears that all I needed was to push the tube further
Thank you for helping understand it better.. This is my first 3D printer Ender 3 (NEWBIE). Like your video it really helps. Thank you again . PS No more links & jams problem FIX!
Beautiful! Cleared a few things up for me and I use an e3d titan. I had a problem with heat creep and found that putting cpu thermal paste on the threads of the heat sink does help. But yeah a better heat sink fan probably is a good idea.
Super! I have been struggling with under-extrusion of mu PLA filament for more than a week. Confusingly, PET-G was working fine...
Until I finally found your clear explanation, I fixed my extruder (all metal - same principles) and YES it's all fine now.
Thanks!!
3D Printing 191 is in session.... love the visual aid you made to demonstrate.
Such an excellent instructor. Thanks for taking the time to sort this out.
Bro! Thank you! 🙏 I was getting so frustrated. Here's to me getting more than 1 print without an issue..😅
This is an amazing explaination as to why I installed the parts into the hot end incorrectly and how to fix it. I LOVE the model you made to explain this, thank you so so much
You did a amazing job on the model and instructions chris. I will be makig that for a printer room decoration. Ty
Thank you. This video added a little more needed knowledge to what I had learned. Very well presented.
Brilliant video, that model is extremely useful to help visualize what you're talking about.