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Factorian Designs
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All 3D-Designs & Commercial License 👇🏻 These will tickel your brain just right.
I focus on educational 3D printing content directly related to my creative homedecor designs.
If you want to futher support my work or want to have the rights to sell them on Ebay, Etsy or your own online shop then join as a member on Thangs or Patreon.
Have fun and happy printing!
I focus on educational 3D printing content directly related to my creative homedecor designs.
If you want to futher support my work or want to have the rights to sell them on Ebay, Etsy or your own online shop then join as a member on Thangs or Patreon.
Have fun and happy printing!
5 Tricks For Incredibly Clean Prints!
Learn how to consistently get clean prints with these slicing tips in my 3D printing tutorial for Bambu Studio and Orca Slicer. Perfect for professional production and commercial 3D printing, these tips will give your prints a clean production edge.
These tips will save you troubleshooting time and improve your understanding of different printing pitfalls. If you found this tutorial helpful and want to support my content, leave a like or comment below!
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These tips will save you troubleshooting time and improve your understanding of different printing pitfalls. If you found this tutorial helpful and want to support my content, leave a like or comment below!
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3D printing files & commercial license:
👉🏻 factoriandesigns.com
Favorite 3D-printing equipment:
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Social Media:
factorian_designs
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Cut Your 3D Printing Time In Half!
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Learn how to decrease printing time and reduce filament usage with these slicing tips in my 3D printing tutorial for Bambu Studio. Perfect for optimizing commercial 3D printing and printing items in bulk, these settings will enhance your efficiency and productivity. I have used these settings and techniques on my own 3D printing farm in the past to achieve faster prints and cost savings. These ...
Great video, good length, easy to listen to. Thanks
What kind of 3d modeling software do you like do use to create your creations?
I only use FreeCAD and depending on the design I switch to the Realthunder variation.
Love it
No doubt German attitude which I love. Great video!
Hi, does anyone here know if the Creality Print slicer has a feature similar to Avoid crossing wall? Thank you for your insights!
Yes it does, take a look at the "combing" setting. Thank you for watching!
Life saver for my project
Good info. Thanks. Audio is poor though.
Thank you for the feedback. Could you be a little more specific what part of the audio is poor? I will try to improve it for the next video and every detail helps. :)
Summary 1. Avoid crossing wall 2. Outer/inner 3.1 Top/Botton surface concentric for round object 4. Increase overhang speed, and Dont slow down on outer walls in Filament 3.2. Concentric surface for top layer for round object 5. Print only object at the time
this should be pinned as 3d printing bible
Genius! I didn't know Johnny Sins was doing engineering now. Love it 🥰
8:01 Something worth noting about this, the slicer prince the objects by the order they were added (at least orca does), so to prevent crashing into a completed object should a later object have to be canceled for some reason, be sure to arrange the objects on the plate so that the object in the corner closest to where your printer parks is printed last (axe me how I know CringeHarrold)
Great addition!
What you like best orca or Bambu ?
Orca, it currently is just a better Version of Bambu. Haven't noticed any disadvantages so far .
Dude should trim his nails…. 😬😬😬
I did it right before, anything shorter than that looks weird to me 😬
Ain’t nobody got time fo dat
Hi, 1. Do you sell end product or 3d file? 2. And how and where you sell these, can you name the platforms?? 3. And which software do you use for designing 3d print file??
Hey! 1. & 2. I mainly sell STL files / make content. I still sell a few printed models on Etsy my self but I don't have a lot of production capacity. I love designing and would like to fully focus on that until the end of this year. You can see all the through my bio/description link. 3. I only use FreeCAD for all my designs.
Ein wirklich Hilfreiches Video danke =)
Or just buy stackable everything....
Nice work and good info.
Lern mal englisch
Er spricht doch eigentlich ganz gut
Wäre wohl deutlich leichter als dir Anstand beizubringen.
@@Factorian_Designs Ich finde, du kannst schon sehr, sehr gut englisch sprechen.
@@Factorian_Designs 😅
Trick 6: if you didn't spend money on a printer buy a Bambu
Can highly recommend as well 👍🏼
Excellent tips, thank you from a printing n00b; so much to learn!
Hi do you need a website ?
I already have my own website so I am not sure what you mean by that.
Awesome 👏🏻 very useful tips 👍🏻
Thank you!
Great video! Much appreciated. Keep up the awesome work on your designs!
Thank you! I really appreciate it. I'll definitely keep the designs coming!
There are no Height Range Modifiers in Cura, so you use cylinders?
Yes thats what I did when I used cura. Cura does offer a postprocessor "ChangeAtZ" but the setting you can change there are pretty limited.
some good tips that I havent heard of before!
Great content, dude! Thank you.
Thank you!
epic tips.
Great video!!! Thanks a lot!
Danke für das tolle video
Subscribed! Richtig starke Tipps! Danke. :)
What is avoid crossing the walls in cura
In Cura its called "combing mode", located in the travel section
@@Factorian_Designs thank you
Do you know why the nozzle kicks off sometimes the object? I was printing a miniature and nozzle kicks off and lost everything. My print is a bambu A1.
Most of the time this is due to warping/insufficient bed adhesion, but its hard to say without seeing the failed print. There are lots of websites which explain this problem in more detail than I ever could, hopefully this keyword and a little google search helps you solve the problem.
this + 0.6mm nozzle for even faster prints
Great video thank you
My hands have been shaky ever since I've known myself as well. Don't worry about it too much ^^ Is there a some way to tell if my line widths are bad and understand if I should change them? I also really like your studio lighting setup.
The shaky hands comment was only supposed to be a light hearted comment, luckily I don't plan on becoming a surgeon! As long as your line width are around 0,4 - 0,6 mm you should be fine. Like said in some comments below, depending on the material type smaller line widths can reduce the strength of you part. So just be careful with that.
geiles video, aber diese Voice Cracks hahahah. Ich liebs!
Walls: outer walls first also give ugly seams. Better go for inner outer inner (same problem with overhangs) or precise walls (orca - nearly the same optics but with good overhangs)
And if you completely remove the part from the table, then it will print in just a second
and while we are at it lets just throw out the whole printer to safe even more time.
@@Factorian_Designs By the title of the video, the picture in the preview and the methods described in the video, this is exactly what you mean.
the other upside of printing one part at a time is that in case of a print failure you can still have the already printed parts done. Also modern printers have an option to exclude certain parts, so if you see a failure you can skip printing it
Completely right, good addition to the video!
Buenísimo video. Por tu número de suscriptores pensé que este video no me aportaría tanto, pero de los tips que hablaste no me sabía ninguno. Nuevo suscriptor 👍🏻
At first I thought this was a Small Batch Factory video, hahaha. Good tips overall! Orca Slicer now has a setting to fix the inconsistent outer finish without removing slowing for layer cooling. It's called "Don't slow down for outer walls" and it's just below the setting you disabled. This is a better option if you are having cooling issues of any kind. Wow, 20 seconds later in the video you cover that, hahaha. Nevermind! Good stuff!
How you like orca? I have the p1s with bh app. Played with orca before I got my p1s and I feel like I like it better
Thanks for these great tips! Definitely gonna up my printing game!
Thank you! I am trying to learn 3D printing and it can be overwhelming. This and your second video are extremely helpful. I'm definitely going over to join your patreon.
Glad it helped you out and thank for joining my Patreon, it is very much appreciated!
Na da sage ich doch mal nett Danke.
Am new’ish to your channel & liking your style & content. Thank you.
My old cubes on a Kingroon KP3S still look MUCH more even. Is that due to the speed? because I printed them at 30 or 50.
I can assure you thats only due to the lighting, matte white filament and close up shots. I sold 3 different slower printers when I got my Bambu because the quality is so much better even at high speeds ... Really hope the competition steps their game up, one brand dominating like this usually is not good for the marked.
Another solution for the matte/glossy issue: Just slow down your outer walls. Most of the print is inner wall and infill, so there’s really very little benefit to a fast outer wall. Plus the “slow down for cooling” setting can save your prints.
True, but the Orca Slicer slicer solution to the problem is very good, mostly use that slicer until Bambu Studio implements that change as well.
@@Factorian_Designs definitely. They’re rolling out new features pretty often now as well.
In other simpler words: better going back to print with the ender 3 😂😂 new printers are fast, but what about the quality? These tricks you suggest are correct but they increase the time of printing
Even with all the shown settings on, my Bambu prints around 3 times faster than my Ender 3. I even sold all my other printers as I just didn't use them anymore. Only the first ender has to stay because of all the modding and emotional attachment :D
Plus the quality on Bambulab printers is far, FAR, better than shitty Ender 3 ones. Trust me, I sold all my Enders too with zero regrets 😊
Perfect. I was looking for such a guide
Glad I could help!