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I can totally relate to your adventure with an Ender 3D printer! It's like a never-ending quest for the perfect 3D printing setup. I mean, who knew that a simple printer could lead to a full-blown upgrade obsession? It's like the Ender 3 is the ultimate DIY project that just keeps on giving. I can picture you there, tinkering away and muttering to yourself, "Just one more upgrade, and it'll be perfect!" It's like a never-ending cycle of upgrades and modifications. But hey, that's where all the fun is, right? Who needs a Prusa when you can Frankenstein a V6 volcano onto your Ender 3 and create a 3D printing monster? And let's not forget about all those spare parts lying around. It's like a 3D printing treasure trove just waiting to be turned into another Ender 3. It's like a never-ending loop of 3D printing adventures! But hey, at the end of the day, all those upgrades and modifications are totally worth it. I have no doubt that your Ender 3 will perform like a champ once you're done. Keep on printing, my friend, and may your Ender 3 adventures continue for many more upgrades to come!

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The fact that you are proud of this dumb 3D printer mod and that it so proudly and prominently parades your most preferred tool right exactly where you can procure it promptly for poking, prying, and prodding, makes it one of the most brilliant dumb 3D printer mods ever. 😄

Please be sure to include a clear shot of the holder with nothing in it in every video moving forward.

What did I just watch besides a PCBWay commercial?

Great video. Also - very pleased to see a sensible printer beeing used - a surprisingly rare treat theese days. That thing you've made, however... It doesn't require supports B-)))

You also need to make a safety glasses holder as the way that spludger is orientated it will take out an eye when you are next leaning over it.

Could you tell me please the name of the ruler you used in the video? 6:32

Great Video! Making captivating design montages is definitely something I've been struggling with in my videos too haha. Also there's a few different ways your holder could have been designed without the need of supports. but honestly I think you could have just printed your model without supports; the bridges seem like they would have been short enough. Some internal chamfers would also help to significantly help with supports. Excited to see your next video!

when you're a quadrillionaire can i have a million kgs of filament and a giant 3d printer and a spudger

I've never heard of a 'spudger' but it looks like something usefull :) Very nice video as always! Try to design something where you don't need supports so you don't have to use your time to remove them ;)

Hot tip - when designing for 3D printing do not use fillets on edges but use chamfers. Because they are at 45degrees the printer can easily handle the over hangs and the layers on the surface are uniform (they look much sexier) You can use filets on the edges where two chamfers meet to soften the joint, just not along the edges of a model. You videos are awesome and designing something useless is actually a fun project idea!

I hope you're having a nice holiday. I feel like your design looks like some kind of spudger canon, I was just picturing it firing one across the room.

You made it cooler by printing it with glow in the dark 😔👊

First thing you learn when designing for 3D printing, how to take advantage of 3D printers capabilities. Supports aren’t needed for bridges and the strongest part of a print is on the XY plane. The rest you learn as you go, fun video.

Make the ender 3 your pegboard and mount literally all your tools on it. Bonus points for tools completely unrelated to 3D printing. All your wrenches, hammer, angle grinder... All of it 😂

Wow The 3. great video in a row. i love it. What do you think about making group for your fans.

Consider yourself validated, good sir. 😄 New sub here. 😁

Requirement #1 was "pointless", but clearly there's a nice sharp point sticking right out.

Completely forgot how new this channel was, 10/10 video production, great humor and even upload frequency is on par with large makers/content creators. Keep up the good work! 👍

Expertly positioned to harm yourself reaching for it.

Love the clean intro, Scott! Great video flow as always. Your dog cameo was really nice :D The modelling section was so relatable, it really is repetitive and blurs together, a good edit goes a long way. Breaking the 4th wall was really well done, I should try that sometime. Making projects you're proud of is always the way to go; There's nothing worse than getting burnt out over a video/project you're not passionate about. Enjoy your holiday, and all the best with your upcoming projects! Cheers, Tommy

I dunno, seems very logical and useful to me…

I know it's meant to be stupid. But couldn't you just make sure the tip doesn't stick up. It is only a suggestion. Thanks for your good videos.

i really like your editing style. So i'd highly appreciate if you'd be focussing on actually printing (and designing) stuff. Channels about upgrading or reviewing printers are already there in a dozen, but i feel like Channels that show this cruel path we call"reality" (looking at you, 5:31 ) are pretty rare

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I really like the editing

Supports probably aren't needed in the hole for such a small bridge. Try printing a bridge test model and you'll see your printer is much more capable of printing straight lines in midair than you think.

Love seeing the progress! The transition in the beginning was super cool!

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I too have a stack of those little sticks beside each printer. So useful! Now I have a neat holder for my favorite stick. Great video, thanks!

Your storytelling about making stuff is great, and makes me want to make more.

nice

dont use a shutter speed slower than 2x your fps for filming your videos if you dont want the footage to be blurry

this is pretty solid production quality for a beginner, pretty impressive, keep it up

do you really want your bltouch to work ? are you prepared to sacrafice a few things ? easy way , install klipper and start from scratch hard way, custom marlin yourself so the pin layouts are correct ?

Another great video! Loved how you highlighted each upgrade between shots. I also love my Bambu A1 even more now haha.

Hi I wrote you on printables but you didn't answer so I am not sure if you are still active on the platform but I wanted to ask you how are you and congratulate you to 1k sub's and 100 download s on printables.

Haha dude I feel this I picked up a used ender 3 pro and it worked as is. Then. I decided to mod it and hasn’t worked right since

I've spend hours on my ender 3. From small thing like a new board to a massive overhaul, i spend at least 2 or 3 times the cost of the printed in upgrade. Is that worth it ? Hell no. The machine worked fine before, but it's amazing to thinker with it, if you omit the hours of rage and frustration. But i love my Klipper Ender 3, with direct drive and double Z, the machine give me the passion for making machine by myself, i can't imagine buying something else than a kit now, love building my cnc and laser, that was the best machine for me.

Uh, hey, dry your filament. Like really. Then you won't get all that stringing and those branches. And your dual-z/anti-backlash nuts probably improved the accuracy of your first few layer heights. If you're going to bother with firmware, and you have a pi already hooked up, just skip to Klipper, it's just better. Makes doing further upgrades a lot easier.

I got the sprite extruder pro for my V2 Neo, installed it and only then realized the geniuses at Creality had moved the X axis endstop from where it was on the V2. Ended up having to ziptie it onto the extrusion and angle it with a bit of plastic underneath it so the plate on the new extruder could actually hit it. Then I had to print a new mounting solution for it, which turned out not to work, because Creality also decided that the clicker PCB would no longer need screw holes that all these designs relied on, finally ended up finding one where you can slide it into place and got everything working again. On the bright side, now I'll be able to print with PETG

Two years ago? Maybe worth it to compete against a Prusa Mk3. Then Bambu dropped a bomb on the industry and everyone is in a mad scramble to keep up and throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks. Upgrading a 10yo design printer makes zero sense these days when current models already have the low hanging fruit done for pennies.

just buy a good printer off the go, i have had 2 ender 3's and they only cause headaches in the end,. i will NEVER buy another creality product.

Dual-Z isn't for z-wobble(if anything it could make it worse by adding more over-constraints). It's to get rid of inconsistent layer-heights across the distance of the x-gantry. The gantry itself is a giant springy cantilever held up by V-rollers that deform under pressure. The way the rollers are tweaked, can help address this, but the heavier you make the extruder(direct drive) the worse the problem gets, then you have to make the rollers tighter.. things bind more.. they would wear out prematurely, skipped z-steps from excessive friction..

upgrading and learning is the muhfuggin fun part. duh

The only mod i did on my ender 3 v2 neo is a filament guide to make feeding the filament from the top more consistent as it makes a 75° bend otherwise. I've replaced snapped belts as well and changed nozzles but that has been powering my 3d printer to make some cool knick knacks and special storage cases for my junk

Who said you could be in my brain?

Awesome video! I'm fed up with ender 3 v2 and S1 Pro. Total time wasters, I'm getting an X1C or P1S soon.