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If you want to make this with your own picture you will have to buy program called Hueforge

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@@bl4de938 Can you make videos about different programs and how to use them and stuff? beginner tips? I got my first printer like two weeks ago.

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ok, then why is everything working great and nothing is melting down? 🤣

It's textured plate that is used on V3 CoreXZ, has good bed adhesion and you can't see lines on the bottom of your prints

Seems to me you are not following steps from this video. Try to do step by step without skipping and it will be ok

Not sure how to do 2 colors in same layer, i tried multicolor hueforge prints and i have tutorials for that in my channel

I don't have usb hub and not sure if that would work

The mods make it look so much better can I have the stl

@@Printed_3D Links for all mods are in the description of this vido: ruclips.net/video/_goOZKiQKTU/видео.htmlsi=18cWM5MJaqvQd01q

Of course. I said in the video that same method is used if that KE sensor need to be replaced. Thank you for watching and commenting

What do you mean?

@@bl4de938 Put the X-axis and Y-axis on the rails.

@@artemmihailovich It would not change much but i might try in the future

Thank you so much for that, it helps a lot

@@bl4de938 I'll be sure to check out your other tutorials as well. Can never have too many upgrades

@@KalvinD Thank you for watching and for commenting

Gully Dreams

I use only default settings in Creality print and everything seems to be working fine, i did not update firmware on the printer itself so i am not sure what is going on.

Stock one, no need for any motherboard swap on KE

Camera itself can be turned around and be placed in right position

I think i have also had something left over from the kit, it was not needed for installation. I agree that difficult part of this installation is to insert the cable. Thank you for watching and commenting

@@bl4de938 I saw after, some used the long screw to put the sensor just on top of the print head. Not sure if a good idea. At least less filament left so less waste.

@@sACLeFR Ohh ok, i didn't know that goes there and i didn't see that in instructions

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It will start doing that immediately but just keep going until you reach 100. It will still extrude only 100mm

I would really not do that, real bolts are much stronger

@@bl4de938 thanks for the reply, I'll be making this in the near future

@@dodresqff No problems, thank you for watching and commenting that is very helpful for the channel

In the description of this video, you can find links for all stuff i did to this printer: ruclips.net/video/_goOZKiQKTU/видео.htmlsi=8wn4dfyPyLj9VqCz

I have not noticed that issue yet, but i will look into that if i start having any issues. Thank you for watching and commenting

Yes if you can get it for that price that is perfect

Some people were asking if things i did to my KE would fit SE so i decided to make those latest videos to show what would work on both. Thank you for watching and commenting

Thanks, it is a good printer for it's price

No problems, thank you for watching and commenting

Before i turned spool holder in this way i have noticed spool was putting more pressure to the gantry it was pressing everything forward. Right now with this adapter and with spool spacer all pressure seems to be going straight down and with anti shake construction everything is more sturdy and spool is not shaking whole printer.

@@bl4de938 thank you. I just ordered a KE. Been watching a bunch of your videos. Very helpful.

@@jaysdub Thank you for watching and commenting, enjoy in your new printer :)

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You completely wrong... I have KE version with all those stuff for months and there is no issues. For example if you have SE or KE you would know that x-axis will never touch that small cutter holder in the corner because extruder is higher than that and that will not reduce any build height. Spool spacer is actually big upgrade, specially if you have your spool holder in factory spot, without this spacer your spool is always on the edge of spool holder and putting to much pressure on your gantry. Cable chains have almost no weight and they don't add any extra pressure to the print head. And people are always so wrong about motor cover, if this motor makes that much heat it would melt down PLA cover right away. Thank you for watching and commenting.

He's partly right. Even if the ~on paper~ performance hits aren't affecting you since you're not pushing your printer to it's limits, they are still not upgrades.. maybe visually upgrades but that's debatable.

@@Ozmandius Everyone has their opinion and that is ok, from experience i know stuff he said do not affect any performance.

​@@bl4de938 your experience is your own and your printer is your own as I said they look cool. But none of them are upgrades. Just visual improvements. Not trying to insult ya or limit your creativity. Just explaining if your getting ringing after the upgrades it's because of the increased top mass. If your skipping it's because your stepper is over heating. And no the stepper doesn't have to get up to 160c to skip steps.. so the motor cover wouldn't melt first.

@@LeanPocketDiet Anti shake construction is not an upgrade? Rotating spool holder in other direction for less shaking is not an upgrade? Textured PEI sheet from CoreXZ is not an upgrade? Runout sensor is not an ugrade? Having a light is not an upgrade? Having storage boxes to have tools together with your printer all the time is not an upgrade? Having lightweight shroud that has a hole for easy excess to tension bolt is not an upgrade? Having a holder on the printer for most used tool (cutters) is not an upgrade? Think a little bit about type of upgrades before deciding to comment.

It looks great 👍 👌 can I ask you a question about the ender3 v3 se I have one myself and it was Time to change the nozzle and I watched alot of video on changing the nozzle not one video ever said anything about thermal grease on the new nozzle .so I did everything by the videos it was late so the next I watched one more video on the replacing of a new nozzle and the person said that he always put on thermal grease on the threads so now I'm wondering how bad did I messed up or I'm I okay???please help me and thank you

@@peterstoltz3296 I never use thermal grease, i see no need for that on those printers. I have tutorial on my channel how to replace nozzle on SE and even in that tutorial i did without thermal grease. Your printer will be ok, no need to worry. Thank you for watching and commenting that is helpful for the channel.

@@bl4de938 Thank you very much for your reply and keeping it real 💯 all other's are like they was it ever Time they changed their nozzle and it's recommend and if you don't your printer is going to short out and the temperature will go up and down and that I will have to replace the whole hothead because it will short out if I don't use thermal grease!!!thank you 😀 😉 thank you for the help

@@peterstoltz3296 You're welcome. Even tutorial from Creality company doesn't show any thermal grease. Nothing will happen to your printer.

@@bl4de938 I was saying the same thing!!!you are right. Thank you for not letting me go crazy 🌰🥜

When is heated up it's very easy to remove it, without heating up you will damage your nozzle or hotend by trying to remove it.

Take off extruder cover, unplug then plug back in cables from CR-Touch

​@@bl4de938 gracias ya lo hice pero aún así me sigue mandando el mismo error Key 2194

Rotating spool holder for 90 degrees make huge difference and with anti shake construction (at least for me) there is no need to move spool next to the printer. Also for me space is important and this is saving me some space around the printer. Thank you for watching and commenting.

Storage Boxes files: A.www.printables.com/model/7708... B.www.printables.com/model/9446...

Hey you again, you still wrong about that. KE is the best for the price and with less issues then CoreXZ.

@@bl4de938 what’s up man! The KE is great, but I think the extra $50 is worth it with all the upgrades you get with the corexz

@@bl4de938 love the se build btw

@@duhsq Thank you

I have not tried Plus version yet but i am not happy at all with regular version of CoreXZ. That thing has issues and it's loud 😁

@@bl4de938 It's interesting. I heard others claim that this Plus is "loud" but it is not at all. Now, what I suspect, is MAYBE, JUST MAYBE people are referring to when you first set it up and/or run the calibration where it includes that function (I forget what it's called as I type this) where it harshly vibrates the bed and extruder to create a map that is used during actual printing... I totally forget that name. LOL Sure, at that point it's very loud, as expected. But during normal print, it's not that bad at all. At one point, after a bunch of prints, I did notice that it got a bit noisy, but I realized that the rods were dry. So I greased them and things quieted right down. As for print quality, I don't know about other CoreXZ machines, but the prints on this thing are literally the best prints I've ever seen in my life! I always print in fine mode and you can barely see/feel the layer lines. (using GOOD filament, of course). Then I did a small vase (about 120mm high) in vase mode and very fine layer height. I have it sitting in front of me right now and I still can't believe that a machine that builds object with layers can be so smooth. I liked the machine so much I bought a 2nd one and don't regret it at all. So I don't know what others are talking about with the Plus being loud. If greased and using mostly default presets it's really good. Silent? NO! But not loud at all. ????????????????

@@BlondieHappyGuy Regular V3 CoreXZ is loud for sure 😁, i am glad to hear that Plus version is better

For me this spool holder on the top works great, with 90 degree spool holder adapter and with anti shake construction i don't see any issues with my prints, also spool holder on top is saving me space that i need.

Well - I was lazy - and didn’t do the gantry supports like you did - I was going to do it - but then saw the feeder idea. And, yes, I do have the space for the spools. Really like your work and ideas - as the saying (approximately!) goes - it’s about the journey, not just the destination ! Much of my printing in the last few months has been about improving the KE and the ancillaries - like the drawers and tool holders left and right of the print bed. Your vid reminded me to complete the right side one. As a nerdy old fella here, dabbling with computery stuff since the late 70s, affordable 3D printers are the most amazing development. And learning CAD a great way to keep my aging noggin ticking over ! Keep up with the great work. 👍

@@Mancozeb100 Thank you for your comments and thank you for watching my videos. And i agree those printers are amazing development :)

@@bl4de938 You’re welcome, man 👍

For me this is working good and i see no issues with my prints. Also it's saving me space.

Thank you!!!

I printed it on the side, using supports and i used 0.16 layer height

Glad it inspired you, i have more videos coming up about modifications on SE. Thank you for watching and commenting.

What’s really weird is, I came across your channel 2 days ago when I searched about installing the light bar as mine was being delivered today (thank you for the guidance on the install) I am literally printing that light weight shroud as we speak before even watching this video like the exact same model haha. I have also added chain link spine to my cables and moved my filament detector to just above the extruder head

@@mikelowry2254 I am glad my video was helpful to you. I like this lightweight shroud, it's easy to print and install. I added spine cable chain and heat bed cable chain, video is coming up in next few days.