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3d Printing Dust - Don't Breathe It! (A Quick PSA from PapaTone).
Whether you're new to 3d printing or an expert, don't breathe the dust associated with sanding and post-producing 3d prints. Always wear a mask, have proper ventilation, and clean your prints, clothes and tools.
This short PSA is intended to create awareness. Educate yourself further about the materials and tools you're using. Too many folks, especially those new to the 3d printing world, are sanding plastic and breathing it right in. I have seen video of people sanding materials like Bondo in their basements, not masked, with no ventilation. This is a bad thing! Don't do it.
Protect yourself, and breathe easier both after you're done in the workshop, and in the long term....
This short PSA is intended to create awareness. Educate yourself further about the materials and tools you're using. Too many folks, especially those new to the 3d printing world, are sanding plastic and breathing it right in. I have seen video of people sanding materials like Bondo in their basements, not masked, with no ventilation. This is a bad thing! Don't do it.
Protect yourself, and breathe easier both after you're done in the workshop, and in the long term....
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"Blue Milk" Star Wars Costume Speed Build - Star Wars Day 2024
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@StarWars Day, May the Fourth 2024 - we are moving house so there's no credits for a costume build, and even less time. Over two days, I decided to do something a little...different...with just what we had in the house...no easy feat considering most of our build materials are already packed away and stored. Total one day build time: about 12 hours. May The Fourth Be With You...Always. #starwar...
Bambu X1C - PEI Plate is offically RIDICULOUS with ABS filament
Просмотров 9 тыс.7 месяцев назад
After struggling for over a year with a FlashForge Adventurer 4, scraping prints off the build plate, sometimes having prints FUSED to the plate...the Bambu PEI plate, which I have just tried for the first time, is almost a bizarre experience. It almost seems too good to be true, when printing with ABS.
Packers Win! Sing With Me...
Просмотров 1477 месяцев назад
A short excerpt of Pat McCurdy's song We Love The Green And Gold, sung after the Packers beat the Cowboys on Jan. 14 2024 to move on in the playoffs. Nice work gents. What a game! #packers #greenbaypackers #PatMcCurdy #wisconsin #hacksmith #lighter #lightsaber #properties
Wet Wood Fire - featuring The Hacksmith Mini Saber
Просмотров 2838 месяцев назад
A moment of backyard zen, building a campfire out of wet wood, just after a stolid rain.
Hacksmith Mini Saber Version 2 - Does It Work As Advertised?
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A brief unboxing of Hacksmith Mini Saber Version 2, testing for out-of-the-box functionality and color-changing flame. Inspired by Hacksmith's "first real lightsaber" plasma blade. #hacksmith #lightsaber #properties #lighter
Bambu X1C Interrupted Prints / Filament Change
Просмотров 7 тыс.Год назад
How do Bambu X1 Carbon's continued/interrupted prints work out? So. Um. Here's the thing. EDIT: What did we learn here? If your print is interrupted, restart it as soon as you can. Especially if you are printing in ABS.  After I published the is video, some helpful folks here informed me about a fix for interrupted prints having cooled and caused cracks or visible seams when the print resumes....
WInter
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Images: Rich Rollins Score: Antony Teofilo Birds: (klankbeeld) and freesound.org
DJI Wireless Mic VS Rock Tumbler
Просмотров 27Год назад
How does the DJI Wireless Mic stand up against a National Geographic Rock Tumbler that my family is running in my workshop?
GRABBERS! PapaTone's Tools4URShop
Просмотров 34Год назад
Grabbers are handy for picking up all the things. ESPECIALLY the magnetic ones.
Halloween Pirate Ship Prop from Shipping Pallets
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Building a Halloween pirate ship prop out of wooden pallets found on the curb. Total build time: six hours.
Venting Issue - Droid Workshop
Просмотров 2382 года назад
Seeking advice on how to move hot air out of workshop.
We’re On The Red Carpet! - Disney+ Kenobi Premiere - Star Wars Celebration 2022 XD
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We’re On The Red Carpet! - Disney Kenobi Premiere - Star Wars Celebration 2022 XD
Star Wars Helmet and Armor - Two Day Build! (just In Time for Star Wars Celebration 2022.)
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Star Wars Helmet and Armor - Two Day Build! (just In Time for Star Wars Celebration 2022.)
How Long Does It Take To 3D Print a Full Size R2-D2?
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How Long Does It Take To 3D Print a Full Size R2-D2?
Playing Trains: A Musical Journey Through the Travel Town Railroad
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Playing Trains: A Musical Journey Through the Travel Town Railroad
Train Music - feat. Papa Tone - Song Only
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Train Music - feat. Papa Tone - Song Only
Papa Tone's Droid Workshop - A Star Wars Special Delivery
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Papa Tone's Droid Workshop - A Star Wars Special Delivery
Flashforge Adventurer 4: Example Prints
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Flashforge Adventurer 4: Example Prints
FlashForge Adventurer 4 220mm Test Print
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FlashForge Adventurer 4 220mm Test Print
FlashForge Adventurer 4 First Two Weeks, First Prints, Lessons Learned, Noob Owner.
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FlashForge Adventurer 4 First Two Weeks, First Prints, Lessons Learned, Noob Owner.
How To Cut LOTS of Cardboard FAST - Box Knife vs Worx ZipSnip vs DeWalt Saw
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How To Cut LOTS of Cardboard FAST - Box Knife vs Worx ZipSnip vs DeWalt Saw
Pirates of the Front Yard Variety - Halloween Props How To - 2021
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Pirates of the Front Yard Variety - Halloween Props How To - 2021
Halloween How-To: Build A Light Up Skull Lantern. NO TOOLS, NO GLUE, NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED!
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Halloween How-To: Build A Light Up Skull Lantern. NO TOOLS, NO GLUE, NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED!
how does one get in touch with you?
I'm right here. 👍
Yeah, chemophobia is running rampand these days. Did you know that wood dust is considered a carcinogen? And what dangerous chemicals are produced in fires? I wonder how civilization managed to evolve and our ancestors survived. But then again, most of them didn't, they died. If you happen to live in California it's even worse, they consider naturally occuring chemicals in your body as potential carcinogenic.
Great PSA. Short and to the point!
only 348 subscribers? I like your video, you should have way more!
what are you guys using for bed adhesion? i use hairspray. i find without it the ABS just doesn't STAY stuck
I don't use anything. Just the plate itself. I do find that I have to wash my plates with warm soap and water pretty regularly to make sure adhesion is solid. I do use skirts sometimes, just exterior.
@@horacechincer AH ok that makes good sense! let me start trying that more
hi we use this and now get a buzzing interference noise any idea how we can get rid of it
Have you tried replacing the cable?
Did you only use PEI plate? Or also 3D printing stick or something else?
Only the plate, with ABS filament.
also on prusa textured sheets
Thanks for the review on the rody microphones 🎤
This video was a delight to watch
I thank you.
I have a T500 with a 500x500mm PEI plate. When the print is done and the plate is cooling, you can hear the noises from across the room that the print makes as it separates from the PEI plate as the plate cools.
It s butane lighter
Any idea why I get noisy feedback? I’m using this same setup!
Nice dab torch
I love the textured PEI for this reason, I like the finish on the smooth better, but my new fave is Lightyear’s G10 Garolite plate for the X1C, semi gloss finish, no glue stick, falls off similarly after cooling down. There’s some new ones I haven’t tried yet too like these “dipped” plates that have PEI plus some kind of epoxy, the only thing I think is weird though about them is that you can’t use IPA gotta use water. With the G10 though you use IPA
Perfect
what have you turned to lately. i love the worx for bulk break down, no issues other than battery life because i have a lot. another tool suggestion is a 3 or 4 inch circular saw. i have not tried but it might work. also thought about the table saw but people do not realize that cardboard wreaks havoc on cutting edges so i have not found info on a good blade to get.
DeWalt reciprocating saw with fine-tooth blade.
Hello Papatone, could you tell us your Print settings for the pei plate?
I just use the settings that are in Bambu slicer, making sure I set PEI plate as the print surface. After I switched away from the engineering plate, I don't think I've changed much else. Every once in awhile, I'll adjust the X axis for supports by a few tenths of a millimeter, and I often use brims now. But that's case-by-case.
I have the X1C PEI plate and am new to 3d printing. Is all the "glue stick" and "cool plate" and "plate stickers" now all in the past? Just get a textured PEI plate and make sure you keep it clean. (I've been using windex, and no problems).? Or am I missing a use case?
I just wouldn't use PETG filament on a PEI plate since it bonds too strongly. But all that stuff is in the past!
I thought the max temperature allowable for the magnetic sticker is not more than 60C?
The Textured PEI plate makes things so much easier but be sure to clean it with a drop of dish soap, water, and a sponge to clean it from time-to-time. The oils from your hand will eventually mess with first layer adhesion. I have one on my X1C, my Neptune 4 Plus, and all my old Ender 3 units. I wish I had one back in 2017 when I started printing, life would have been a breeze.
All of their sabers are glorified blowtorches. Such a bullshit idea.
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Interesting. I'm seeing the opposite. I just printed ABS for the first time on the PEI plate that came with my X1P, and removing the prints is very, very difficult.
Are you letting the parts cool all the way to room temperature? When the plate is hot, the parts don't release.
Have you considered a table saw?
I have. It's on the list of items I want for the shop. But I don't have one atm. One nice thing about a reciprocating saw vs a table saw is the box doesn't have to be flattened beforehand.
Hi! I'm just curious, what temp are you setting the plate to? Cause I can only get proper adhesion if i heat soak the printer and set it over 100°C (with Bambulab ASA, which as a default setting of 90°C). I'm also meticulous about not touching the plate with bare hands and already cleaned it a couple of times with dish soap, so I'm fairly confident it's not a "oil contamination problem". Cheers
Unfortunately I don't have any experience with ASA.
A repackaged butane torch found on AliExpress and Temu. It takes a factory to make these, Hacksmith obviously don't have that so anyone believing this isnt a cash grab for gullible fans needs to know that I have some magical beans I want to sell them 😂😂
what kind of blade are you using in your recip saw?
Small tooth works best. Nothing specific.
Will that tool be great for cutting circles cardboard for craft
I don't think so. It moves and bounces around too much. For something like that, I would probably recommend drilling a hole with a hand drill or a hole cutter, and then using a hacksaw or xacto blade or craft knife.
Why doesn't it work when using a 3,5mm to XLR cable for the XLR input?
Can using audio from Zoom H4N send to TX Rode and send to camera?
if you buy now x1c you have pei?
They should get rid of this lighter style and stick with a flaming stick instead
it's a torch with a pretty handle not a light saber
I've only been using PLA for my first month with the printer, but I tried ABS with the engineering plate (the other side of the same plate I use for PLA) and it was a disaster. Well, it just seemed completely off, but I'm using the settings that automatically read in when I load ABS into the AMS. The first layer seemed fine, but then it got less and less accurate, so I stopped after 6 or 7 layers. Any suggestions?
What kind of filament were you using? I used Bambu ABS with the engineering plate, with Bambu glue stick on the plate. Lots of folks say that it’s not necessary to stay inside the Bambu system, but I have, and I have had I think maybe three or four misprints in the year or so I’ve had the printer. I have noticed that sometimes people who are using filaments that come from other vendors, and by rights those filaments *should* work with the Bambu system, have had more problems.
@@horacechincer argh. Unfortunately, I also was using Bambulabs ABS and I did put a little bit of glue on (prevailent t-80) and I used the plate that says engineering plate on it. The other side of that plate is the one with the sticker on it that I use for PLA, but I did clean it well. Maybe I'll try another spool and I won't use any glue
@@shukanimator did you figure it out?
@@cheizaguirre5494 I started using the textured plate that I got back when I bought the x1c (it's a gold color) and it started working pretty well. It still fails some of the time, but I think only when I'm trying to use a bunch of different filaments on one print. But I haven't quite nailed what causes it to fail yet. Oh, and I don't use any adhesive on the textured plate
All of the printers I have bought come with a PEI plate. You can also get a PEO plate that's even better and leave your prints smooth like glass and even with a hologram embedded into it.
It’s a blowtorch
Yup, they can take those cool plates and dump them in the trash. I have two PEI plates and they just work.
How long do the color inserts last? Don’t want to have to keep buying those though.
I would say they last about a week under regular use. But I've never actually timed it. I think they are more a novelty, but they are pretty darn fun. Especially if I'm using it to light a campfire or something and my guest has never seen, a green flame on a campfire lighter.
Why not have another spool of the same filament loaded into the ams to switch automatically and keep going?
same for the glass plates with the dots on it - you can literally blow on your print to get it off the plate after cooldown
Yeah textured PEI + ABS is like a miracle, it works great for other filaments too, but for abs its another level
I'm new to 3D printing, so all I've ever known is PEI plates. And auto-bed leveling. And not shuttling SD cards back and forth. And printing in more than one color. I feel fortunate to have skipped over the growing pains of 3D Printing.
Same here. I did try the cool plates when I got my Carbon printer. But soon learned fast that the PEI was the plate to use.
Welcome sir, we've been waiting for you.
Now that you touched it, go was it with dish soap and a scrubby and keep your oily fingers off it!!! For real ;)
yeah, I was like: NOOOOO don't do that! hahahah
I touch my pei plate all the time and don't clean it with ipa all the time. I have never had a problem with parts not sticking. I do clean it occasionally though.
I switched to PEI over a year ago on my older machines (FLSUN, Artillery Genius - when their glass bonded plates failed to hold, and Ender 5 Pro). I've never looked back.
ABS releasing when cool is not the problem. The problem is getting it to stick, stay stuck, and not warp or crack.
You are entirely right, and your results are correct, but with the tower example you would have had to bend the plate to get it out those definitely could have broke loose super easy by taking it out. I have the p1s and it’s great the pie is great but flawed example
It's equally remarkable for PLA and PETG. I have a third party textured PEI plate, but it seems to work just as well. It's a far cry from the old days of trying to level your printer by hand and get your print to stick to glass (or borosilicate)-- sometimes it would stick so well you'd think the plate would break, and sometimes it would slide off somewhere around the 10th layer. The PEI plate even seems to auto-calibrate the extrusion for me successfully, in spite of Bambu's warning that it might not.
How to make it lit longer