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What a horrible shit lmao

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6:35 left one looks really good!

Holy cow! This is eye opening. Thank you! I was wondering if fuzzy skin wears out the 3d printer much faster, but if it saves printing time with higher density then my question is invalid.

what the fuzzy did i just watchy

You need to learn how to tune your printer better your prints look terrible

The reason you had trouble removing the print is because you didn't let it cool down. I like to take the build sheet off and fan it in the air to speed up the cool down, then simply flex the plate after it's cooled down and it'll easily break the seal. However, never use a skirt when printing on this printer. It's (skirt) very difficult to remove. The initial purge line is sufficient and removes easily. This printer is so quiet, I find myself constantly checking to make sure it's still running. I've got two of these and two Lulzbot Mini 2's. I don't use the Lulzbots anymore. Plus the price of these has actually come down a couple a hundred dollars since the making of this video making it, in my opinion, the best bang for the buck printer on the market. AND the customer service is excellent.

this was a solid video dude needs to make another one on this

Thanks for sharing! I've heard a few people talk highly of their old lulzbots, they were built like tanks. The tip of having patience is... hard to learn :) I've taught myself to just step away from problems and come back the next day, otherwise I can cause some real damage!

thanks lol ive been trying to figure out how to do a simple texture like this for 2 days in f360. saves quite a bit of hassle.

one click takes you 16 mins to explain. next.

Not too complicated.

I'll not be getting a 3d printer anytime soon. A little to complex and I'm not that tech savy.

Your printer/slicer settings could use some tuning

What…..

Hey, did you discover a successful method of imprinting the bed texture to the top layer? I'm looking to try this too.

11:00 Why do you hate me.

I’m considering getting an A1 for my first printer. Is this slicer setting able to be applied to only a specific face so all inner features keep tolerance without fuzzy skin?

With Cura 5.7, if you're using that now, are you still able to use Tab AntiWarping. I'm struggling to find the plugin. I feel like Ultimaker did a purge...

I like fuzzy skin mode but it doesn’t work on flat top layers

I do not longer see this feature as a weird useless thing now, thank you

I did a tissue box with fussy skin and yes you can't see layers. and that was couple years ago

hi, i am new to 3d printing so how can i make infill supports like of the inner circle at 2:36

fuzzy skin adds a ton of time, so not really a thing you can do all the time.

thank you for sharing, the tricks work well on my project!

that is not in all slicers, s3d dont have that feature...

Wow, this is amazing! Any idea about how it impacts on disability?

Nice! You should do a van update vid.

prepare to be disappointed that thing is shit!

Does it recline???? 🤦🤦‍♀🤦‍♂

Can we select specific faces to use fussy skin? Considering glue some pieces together... for example

I had this turned on by accident one time back when I first started printing... Couldn't figure out why my prints all came out like garbage back then lol.

Can you apply fuzzy skin to only specific areas of a print? That would be useful.

Sad that top layers (and overhangs) are not fuzzy.

I don't know, you could also just... fix your ghosting?

This has to be insanely useful for painting the pieces

What were your dimensions off the wall and from the back of the front seat base? Hows it holding up now and anything you would change?

Another nice thing about fuzzy skin is that it can turn those ugly bits of overhang into part of the texture, thus becoming a feature.

Its a solid printer and possibly reliable. Print quality is not the greatest. I guess need some adjustments. I own Creality K1C and is really fast. I printed a lot on that printer and so far it has been great. Saved me so much time.

Thank you, I love the look of these parts compared to the generic 3d print. Only problem I have is that I use a glass bed, so the bottoms will be smooth while the rest of the print won't be. I should probably get a PEI sheet..

I have zero 3D printing experience, but I am ordering my first 3d printer next week (X1C) This video is going to be a great help, because I will be using fuzzy skin a lot in the future. Thanks

nice video, but I still prefer orca slicer by far

Which is your favorite extension in Cura? What feature do you think Cura is missing?

It looks like one of the issues that your printer has is too low of a current on the x and y motors. It looks like you have layer shifting that could be resolved by increasing the current to your motors. Since you increased the tension of the belts, I thought that would have resolved some of the issue, but you might want to try adjusting the motor current. I hope this helps.

🙏 thank you

you should use your camera's mic for your voice overs.. it was much clearer. and if you use a low pass over filter to get rid of that "fuzz"

Your 3D printer is really bad

There is a much better fix… Replace the poor quality motors in your printer with much higher quality ones… Software is not a fix for poor hardware selection.

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