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Thank you! I figured, I'll probably just use Blender for adding typography. It seems like it's much more flexible and I can add any font I want.

I've never heard of that but thank you for letting me know! I'll give it a go if I think it first what I want to do.

Of course! I picked up Onshape just because it was more online but one thing I don't like about it is all files are public.

Thanks for this! That's basically how I do it in Blender before but wanted to try new tools.

Nice! Yeah it was pretty easy to pick up.

Sorry to hear that! I'm currently traveling so not editing on headsets that I'm used to (just using earphones). I'll try to make it better for next week's upload. Anything in particular about the audio you thought was wack?

@@JackieMakesStuff1was meant to b a positive comment, overall loved the vid :) as far as what about the audio was off i’d say the levelling between the effects compared to the voice was a bit high, you want the focus to be on what you’re saying and the effects to add in things to make it feel full. the echoing from an untreated room is rough but not much you can do while travelling apart from jumping in a closet and recording v/o lol so as far as that id say oh well. but overall this content deserves at least like 50k keep up the good work !!!

Thanks for letting me know! And that's what I was missing! I knew it wouldn't just be called tubes hahahaha

Good to know!

Yep! Both work great for garbage bags as you mentioned. Honestly it's just about saving waste. I have checked out gridfinity! Still not really sure how it works but I'm keen to learn more soon.

I never printed the AMS mount but I have to go ahead and do that! I also tried printing the scraper itself but it wasn't that great in my opinion. I found it quite easy just to remove it by fingers.

@@JackieMakesStuff1 Yeah big prints definitely are fine using fingers. The scraper is more so if you want to remove something ASAP after printing and if it's small since ideally you don't want to be touching the print bed with your fingers to avoid getting any oils on it.

Yeah for sure! So if you watch my first video, I was trying to design a product that can hold 2 SSDs. Every time I wanted to test print for sizing, I would print the whole model (which wastes a lot of filament). Someone in the comments then suggested and taught me that, if you're trying to test size and clearance (gap between two parts), you can just print a flat sheet where the fit is supposed to be. This way, you can test if it works, the size, all while saving filament. Hope that makes sense!

I'd love to start printing with other materials too! Can't wait for you to get started.

Is that done inside Bambu Studio? I tried a split object button but it ended up displacing the text and making it its own thing for some reason. Maybe there's another button I'm unaware of? I'd love to know as this would definitely be a good thing to learn!

@ yeah it’s in the slicer! You’d have to enable “Objects” tab instead of “plate”(I think. I don’t have my laptop with me). And then in the Others or Advanced tab you should find the Print sequence option with says by object and by layer. Once you select it, it shows you how much space you need to have between each object, which is usually a lot because the printer needs to make sure the entire hot end fixture including the fans doesn’t hit the already printed object while printing the new one. Generally useful for smaller objects. I’ll update once I’m home tho

Exactly. I'll be honest when I saw the negative comments on my first video at first I was quite taken aback by what people were saying but after some thought, these videos were never meant to be perfect. But I'm glad I'm trying to put myself out there, trying to improve with each video . As someone wise once said, 70% done is better than 100% unfinished. Hope someone who's trying to start their own venture sees what you wrote. Also thanks for watching the whole video :)

@@JackieMakesStuff1 You are very welcome! Growing a RUclips channel is a long process, so kudos to you!

Hey! It’s a hard light with an optical snoot. I tried to hint it in the talking heads shot but I think I actually made the composition worse that way hahah! But that’s what the light stand to my right was for!

It does work! That’s what I do as well but with glue, it’s hard to get it off with alcohol and I found it easier to clean with warm/hot water first.

I know! I like to hold it in these videos sometimes to keep my hands busy, just better for my comfort when filming these videos and makes it less awkward for me hahahaha

I would agree on quality but not efficiency. I think the AMS lite purges an excess amount of filament when switching colours and it should have a better system in managing multicolour prints. The current “paint” way of doing it on Bambu studio is quite limited and I think there should be a way to “print via colour” order, where say if you make a STL that includes multiple parts, you can choose to print each part one by one (dependant on colour/order/placement) instead of having it print all of them at the same time by layer. There may be settings to do that already that I’m unaware of but that is my 2 cents.

Thank you! Hope you still found the video helpful even if you kinda knew most of it hahaha

Is that the new plate by Bambu? I've heard it has really good adhesion. I'd love to explore using other plates down the road.

@ yeah it is, I didn’t even bother opening the PEI plate that came with printer - I heard that my friends used glue and hair spray to make things stick to it. Supertack is great and I’ll probably order one more just in case

Basically what I do hahaha, but yeah I might look into it soon.

Thanks!

Thank you, glad you found it useful

Much appreciated and hope you have a great start to the year as well

Thanks! Appreciate the kind words.

I did not know that was the difference, thought it was interchangeable terms. Thank you so much for the clarification!

I thought that accuracy referred to the deviation from the planned dimension to the actual manufactured dimensioned and tolerance was the planned deviation limits (e.g. +/- 1 mm). Put differently, tolerance is designed and accuracy is manufactured.

I thought that accuracy referred to the deviation from the planned dimension to the actual manufactured dimensioned and tolerance was the planned deviation limits (e.g. +/- 1 mm). Put differently, tolerance is designed and accuracy is manufactured.

@@santiagofelixmoran1800 I agree that accuracy and tolerance are often used interchangeably, although probably not precisely.

Yeah it was definitely cool to be recognized! I don't currently have a smooth build plate but if I get one in the future I'll keep your edits in mind. Thanks for the tips

Thank you!

Good to know! Thank you

just a smidge quiet on your voice though! just wanted to add :) other than that, amazing video and is really inspiring me to push to start 3d printing

@@auraKittyyy Agreed, audio could be a little louder. More depth aswell, sounds to be lacking in the low end.

Thank you! Hope you do create your channel and update us :)

Hahaha thank you! Hope the audio is better now

Don't have a hygrometer but since we don't use that bathroom, it's pretty dry year round. I've also added a de-moisturizer in the room to make sure as well.

I had concerns over that and had opened the window while printing. But I've actually since moved the 3D printer into my unused spare bathroom (seen in my new video). Check it out if you'd like :)

@ yeah thats prolly a good idea :) ill check it out

I wouldn’t know since I haven’t tried Fusion seriously but everyone in the comments have mentioned that Fusion should be easier to work with than Blender if you’re planning to 3D Print your models. I just decided to stick with Blender because I will eventually be doing more organic shaped models and also I had a teensy more familiarity with the software. Thank you so much though!

That would work too but I question the stability of the whole piece. Would it be easy for the glue to come off?

@JackieMakesStuff1 super glue has worked really well for me with PLA after a minute or so of drying. It is easier to pull the print layers apart than separate the glue. The key is getting it aligned good and having it stay put while drying.

Thank you! You too!