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Hello, Really cool products. Just curious how sales are going for you? I just started designs my own products that have 3D printed components to sell online as well. Im still working out the advertizing side of things, I'm remaining optimistic.

Good for you, bro. Your videos are inspiring. It was exactly what I was looking for. Don't stop! Lord, please bless this man. Thank you Jesus!

Nice video, interesting to see your setup! Just be aware recommending people buy STLs with the intent to make and sell parts from them, that not all people or websites give the rights to resell the part just because you bought the STL file.

I wasn't wondering where you went. First time watcher. Love your setup. I'd never heard of Anet or Voxel before. Subscribing! I'd love to see what you're printing and how you fix them.

What !?? Not a Bumboo Shill? That's at least refreshing

Thanks for the video! It was great hanging out with you. Yes you have to enjoy life! So keep on truckin! Cya Pal! Subbed!

Hey my buddy ...long time its been . Miss your calming spirit. glad to see your still with it. Looking forward to your weekly chants.. God bless. Your friend Joe

Love your videos! Been into 3D printing for a few years now but I am finally starting an Etsy shop to see if any of my contraptions can actually sell. Keep up the great videos!

Welcome back

Awesome video

This is indeed an inspiration to me - 34 yrs old, just bought my first printer (X1C) to learn how this all works. Appreciate your candor and openness to talk to us

Come to Europe and RV round France, Spain, Italy, Germany and Poland etc.. You'll love it. Best wishes.

I am new and have a cr10s and design things like 3d battery boxes and print them. I have a newer printer that is core XY . I will see what you have to say. Have a great day!

Now that is a farm to many are not being used.

Im 56 months out from my off ramp and just setting up a 3D print business. It helps that I design products and run 3D printers as part of my job at an engineering company. Im at 4 products and growing.

You really need to take a look at Bambu printers. You will be amazed. Cool farm!

welcome back

yes Sir, still watching your videos.

Glad to see you making a new video from the print farm

Coming up to retirement (two Months). It's quite an age in the UK! You are an inspiration and I love your channel, Thank you...

Just found your channel today and subscribed. 👍🏻

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My 3d printer is kind of like my fiberlaser loosing it's fun part after printing thousands of labels. Made a birdhouse thou posted it on makerworld.

Great to see you back.

Hi sir, i have a question, this MOD add more Z wobbling? because 1 KG +/- added to the axis. Thx! and greetings from chile.

Do you dry your filament

Knowledge giver 💯

Yeah ups is not designed as a backup power, but to support a safe shutdown of applications and systems before the power is cut off.

Hi, what is it that you printed ? what are those parts ?

Have you ever tried a Bambu Labs P1P? Extremely fast and very reliable. Most times it’s a set a forget printer that’s ideal for a print farm. They also self level.

Have you tried printing with nylon, trimmer line works good especially made in the USA. Really strong parts, and works really well outdoors. Nylon warps so its hard to get it stuck to the bed, use carbon fiber sheet scuff up with some aleene fabric glue. Print at 285, no need to go fast, lower layer height the better.

How did you come to turn the hobby into a business?

Idk man it seems like you would save a lot of time and therefore money by using current 3d printers On anets website they say the et4 pro prints at < or = 150mms a Bambu lab a1 or even the new creality and any cubic bed slingers would print more than twice as fast if you just compare the numbers (500-600 mms) And obviously you could increase the nozzle size on those printers to speed that up further

dang i print 215 for elegoo pla+

Have you tried out some of Bambu labs printers i have seen allot of print farms love them for there speed i haven't gotten one yet i have all sovol SV04 IDEX and SoVol sv07 Plus then Elegoo Neptune 4 Max because everything i print needs the 300mm + size build plates

Thank you for all your help and advice! was almost giving up on fdm printing and going fully into resin but now will re try the fdm and run both! Its great to watch your channel!

I tried the .6mm nozzle with Cura's dynamic variable line width feature. I'll never go back to a .4mm. Strong, faster, higher tolerance prints IMHO.

My standard PLA print temperature for a 0.4 nozzle is 220 and silk PLA is 225 to 230.

Hi ken, when did you get into CAD? Have you been tempted to flash some of your printers to Klipper and install stronger extruders and high flow hotends, in order to print faster? I recently bought a Bambu Lab X1 Carbon and AMS and it is a game changer, the speed and quality is outrageous, I had my Pro 3D V-King 400 that I built from self sourced very best quality parts, that prints relatively fast using RepRap FW, but nowhere near as fast as the X1 Carbon when in Ludirous mode. I print my outdoor parts from ASA, it is claimed that this is the best filament for outdoor parts

Interesting, can't wait for that new video.

PLA is way high at 220, I run wonderful prints at 195

I really enjoys this. Thank you

Printers printing pla don't use the heatbed

Hi! I saw myself two years ago with my Ender3. Clog and clog every day. Two changes I made: bimetal heatbreak and raise the temperature to get better flow with some filament types. Before bimetal heatbreak i also trimmed down the first 2-3mm off of the ptfe tube but if you losen the coupler on top of the heatsink only one thread, and push down the ptfe and after it touches the nozzle try to screw down the coupler gets the tube firm fit. Another solution is "cold pull": when print finishes and the nozzle temp falls to 70-80C, you pull the filament out, it will coming out in whole... the end will formed the inside of nozzle. No clog. For the better bed adhesion I use hairspray.

Nice video! Was just randomly suggested it by the youtube algorithm, but very helpful and enjoyable.

I saw your video and I am going to go buy 5x 3d printers this weekend. Can you tell me how do I get the work now?

Hypothetically speaking if you could print a single job 75% faster using as different printer would you consider replacing printers to reduce the heat footprint?

I'm disabled after having 5 spine surgeries. I love 3D printing and have learned how to repair and replace parts on my Bambu's pretty well. So, since I could really use the income, I'm thinking about starting a printing business. Both for my own parts and printing parts orders like you are here. Of course, I'll be starting with fewer printers. I have 3 P1S and 3 A1 Minis. I tell you what, the Minis blow me away! Of course the have smaller beds but you can really crank them up and I've had no issues with the printer breaking down on me. I know you're busy, but would you be willing just to talk for a few minutes sir? I'd try to even pay you since your time is valuable. I had a detailing business for 15 years (guess why my spines shot out? LOL.) and don't care to share my cell number on here. 7066339149 I can also text that way you can reply when YOU are able to. I'm just really impressed by your setup and success. I hope to hear from you soon sir! Justin

Hey Ken... can you share how to establish price-to-customer for parts?

Hi Ken. It is great to see you again. Hope all is well with you and the family. Thank you for the update and very informative info. I appreciate you.