I switched out my stock fan to a 5015 and it works and looks great. It’s quieter as well, and blows air from two sides as opposed to just one. The stock fan also turned into a dust trap within a few months of printing, even in an enclosure and was annoying to clean
I just received my Creality Sonic Pad.. best upgrade ever!!! Been printing for years now and the Sonic Pad with Klipper has blown me away. The Cura profile for it is a must for the speed improvements and I mean improvements. Wow.
Wow. Great news mate. Does the filament runout sensor keeps working with the sonic pad? Creality provided cura profiles for s1 pro sonicpad enabled or you did it yourself?
Awesome video my only question is when looking up the file on Thingiverse, it requires 2 6000ZZ Ball bearings. Did you end up using the ball bearings on your rollers? The video kind of skipped over that part.
Hey, I'm setting up press packs for my new modder board for the Ender 3 S1. Let me know if you want to try it out. Then you can print out a new fan duct for your next video 😉
Noob question... is there any reason I shouldn't print like 5 or 6 of these items all in one print? Some stuff I want to print all in PLA, and then there's a few things I want to try out in Nylon. Thanks so much man, this is exactly the type of "useful" or at least "semi-useful" stuff I wanted to work on, after my first calibration prints.
I just bought the printer myself(a month ago) and from what I can tell regarding the multiple part printing is that you can print more than one part at the same time at maybe slight cost of print quality(stringing when nozzle is moving from part to part). You can use option to print "one at the time"(in cura) but printing it one by one gives you more control over the process. I wanted to print some stuff multiple at once and so far my experience of doing that, compared to printing it one by one, has not been pleasant. If objects are too high you can't set that print executes piece by piece which means that if something fails you need to discard the entire print. Other than that I've noticed that printing multiple parts at once is for some reason more prone to warping(not by much but if I don't leave enough clearance for connections I end up needing to sand it down).
The biggest reason you may be cautious about loading the print bed with parts is to avoid print failure. The more parts you have loaded up, the more risk in the event of print failure. The other issue is time.In some cases you can have less print time overall by printing separately. Being said, when filming prints for content, I also print one part at a time
thank you, thanks to the personalization (eye stickers) and scissor holder I can print in stainless steel and gold. I also printed the latest GTA6, playstation and another Ender 3 S1 Pro.
Nice! Just wait till months 3-4, I’ve already switched the hot end added Capricorn tubing, switched to silicone springs and printed a new air duct and upgraded to a 5015 fan.
sorry, they, must have removed it. I've asked someone so it shouldn't be too long. Mine never came with an sd card so I was stuck. The link the guy gave me expired 😪 sorry 😞
@@JustCreateYou sorry, they, must have removed it. I've asked someone so it shouldn't be too long. Mine never came with an sd card so I was stuck. The link the guy gave me expired 😪 sorry 😞
@@JustCreateYou Creality probably removed it for safety and liability reasons. I don't know if I'd trust my own prints for holding the weight of the printer.
Printing parts that get mounted to your hotend in pla is really a poor idea. White ASA for the part cooling duct, and just skip the proper printing mount unless you actually plan on swapping out your hotend
maybe a weird question but how much filament did all of these upgrades together use? bc i want to buy but idk how much filament 3d printers use. these are really cool upgrades btw
In my opinion the best way to upgrade the ender 3 S1 pro is to install klipper and get rid of the awful software on the touch screen/printer. Even though it removes the touch screen feature:/ But it is inspiring to see these upgrades, great video
@@pinecrustjuise i can get input shaping that gets rid of ringing at fast speed, I can get pressure advance that smoothes corners and makes them square even at really fast speed. I get more control, and the abl works way better than the stock firmware on the S1. But down to it, it's not worth it if you can't live without the touchscreen, but I can upload files from my local network which is really nice, stop and start prints without going to the printer, having s webcam with a self hosted "obico" server makes the print stop if there is a fail. Stuff like this makes it worth it in my opinion:)
Yep, it worth. Opinion from experienced guys who printed tons of filament. Check YT, this model is the best you can afford today for reasonable money. (let's say straight, none of us will make money on it! 😆 )
the circular fan duct is inferior in performance to the "Nathan builds robots" ducts the handle you put on top is off center and frankly you'll never use it you should have printed the knurled knobs out of TPU and you didn't need to replace an existing bed handle with an identical handle imho
I think its a great printer if you are looking for plug and play. It has all the upgrades you would normally put on a printer. It performs very well. Here is the link for more info bit.ly/birckgui
Yes he helped me with the layout of the video. It's all me who made it. It may sound the same but it's different. Such as aldi and lidl products look the same but are a little different.
@@3dprinterguy did you have issues with the filament sensor? It’s telling me that the filament run out but the spool is new, and is in some parts of the spool
First time ever live. I was a bit nervous but maybe in the future if I'm asked to join another event then It should be smoother. If you had any questions just let me know :)
I mean, it looks exactly like Scott Yu-Jan's upgrade video but some of the stuff like the drawer organizer and the 2nd spool holder are actually pretty handy. I don't want to sound harsh but maybe try to make your videos in a different style. I almost didn't click on this video because of that. But still, nice vid.
Your right. I have that noted down on feedback. It's been 50 days since this upload as I've been brainstorming other techniques. I don't have all fancy camera equipment like Scott but I do my best.
Honestly taking someone style, really we can't know your authentic style. Try not to copy others but instead take bits to build your own. Also your upgrades and mods contradicts for an example the handle and the extra spoolholder. Also the tool storage where you store the wire cutter and you made an unnecessary one at the side where the display suppose to be.
It's obvious you made an effort in this video, there are some subjective video production choices made. Sound mixing.. it seems like you maxed out the levels. Background music, too much, too loud over voice track. Choice of music, reminds me of those slide shows of people building their cars that no one watches. Your audience will be alienated from it, it's stressful to watch with the music on personally, I am not looking for a "chill out weed video". If you were unboxing from new, you could had covered initial setup of the printer, such as bed tramming, auto levelling, choice in filament, as your subject matter is clearly for the first time buyer of 3d printer or people looking for tips. That's my "critical feedback" instead of telling you its "no good and poop".
Came from Scott Yu-Jans new video expecting something really good.. disappointed to have wasted 6 min watching a cheap bootleg impersonation. I know imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but can't help but be really annoyed at how blatantly this rips off his videos, even down to using music from literally the same producer. It's ok to be inspired by something but art and the creative process involves taking multiple different ideas and combining them to synthesize new ones, as well as improving on the ideas that are already out there. This video does neither. Scott is being a nice person by shouting you out instead of bashing you but he's clearly reacting more to how much of a ripoff this video is rather than the actual quality of it. My advice would be to find your own style, which can only come from you. Don't just copy a formula that worked for someone else. That formula worked for that person because it was a genuine reflection of their creative sensibilities and personality (quirky personalization, marking printers birthday, music, editing style + sound effects). Find your own voice, channel your own personality and create videos that reflect that. This may be harsh criticism but I genuinely hope you can use it to improve your future videos.
Awesome job man, I can tell how hard you worked on this and the results are beautiful. Can't wait to see more from you in the future!
i know this video style.. haha
Waiting for your new videos, boss 🥲
/s lol
Can this be used on the standard s1
Wow didn’t expect Scott here
the way you cut the birthday paper is such a menace to the community 🤨
There was a lot of harsh lighting causing harsh shadows. Also, increase volume of speech/decrease music volume when speaking
I switched out my stock fan to a 5015 and it works and looks great. It’s quieter as well, and blows air from two sides as opposed to just one. The stock fan also turned into a dust trap within a few months of printing, even in an enclosure and was annoying to clean
How do you clean it?
@@adnanabdull4h compressed air
no disassembly required? @@pb6839
Bro, the wy you cut that paper
What is the music title ? Can't find it anywhere on Cam Luck's pages ...
I just received my Creality Sonic Pad.. best upgrade ever!!! Been printing for years now and the Sonic Pad with Klipper has blown me away. The Cura profile for it is a must for the speed improvements and I mean improvements. Wow.
I'm making a video on it soon on how to increase the speed to the maximum!
Mine just cleared customs! Can't wait to see exactly how warped my bed is 😅
IDK what is "klipper"? Can it be used w/o "sonic touchscreen"? (from Win PC)
Wow. Great news mate. Does the filament runout sensor keeps working with the sonic pad? Creality provided cura profiles for s1 pro sonicpad enabled or you did it yourself?
Using PLA for the Circular Fan Duct? Doesn't seem like the best idea, since PLA is known to warp at above room temp?
I like the display holder. But wouldn't print in PLA. The cooling thing, in PLA? How is it holding up so far?
It's actually holding up pretty well, I should have added to print in abs or petg but this creality pla is next level. Hope you enjoyed the video
@@3dprinterguy Cool! I did like it :)
The stl is not available on thing for the cooling thing plz can you share it
Thanks man, much appreciated. Hope you have a good xmas brother x
Thanks for all the links to the upgrades! This printer is awesome!
Love the dual spool add on.. Cheers from Tucson AZ USA.
Hey trying to install the cooling part & i’m a bit lost on what to take out to move it to be able to install the duct?
Do you have a link to the hot bed handle? Mine never came with a STL for that.
Lay a terry cloth kitchen towel over the print bed when removing bolts. They will drop tot he cloth and not bounce around.
Thank you very much, the cable holder is the best upgrade!
Where are the links to some of your add on mods?
Awesome video my only question is when looking up the file on Thingiverse, it requires 2 6000ZZ Ball bearings. Did you end up using the ball bearings on your rollers? The video kind of skipped over that part.
I didn't bother with mine and it still works perfectly and rolls quietly and smoothly
Great video!
For upgrade no. 13, did you subsequently use a flat cable holder?
If so, which one?
Thanks for the response.
Hey, I'm setting up press packs for my new modder board for the Ender 3 S1. Let me know if you want to try it out. Then you can print out a new fan duct for your next video 😉
Yea sure. Thanks for watching the video.
@@3dprinterguy Great, do you have some contact info? Or follow-up on Discord/email
Yes I do you can email me on 3dprintingguy247@gmail.com
@@NathanBuildsRobots I'll get back to you tommorow. Thing looks really well thought out as I watched the video you made on it. Very cool 😎
Noob question... is there any reason I shouldn't print like 5 or 6 of these items all in one print? Some stuff I want to print all in PLA, and then there's a few things I want to try out in Nylon. Thanks so much man, this is exactly the type of "useful" or at least "semi-useful" stuff I wanted to work on, after my first calibration prints.
I just bought the printer myself(a month ago) and from what I can tell regarding the multiple part printing is that you can print more than one part at the same time at maybe slight cost of print quality(stringing when nozzle is moving from part to part). You can use option to print "one at the time"(in cura) but printing it one by one gives you more control over the process. I wanted to print some stuff multiple at once and so far my experience of doing that, compared to printing it one by one, has not been pleasant. If objects are too high you can't set that print executes piece by piece which means that if something fails you need to discard the entire print. Other than that I've noticed that printing multiple parts at once is for some reason more prone to warping(not by much but if I don't leave enough clearance for connections I end up needing to sand it down).
The biggest reason you may be cautious about loading the print bed with parts is to avoid print failure. The more parts you have loaded up, the more risk in the event of print failure. The other issue is time.In some cases you can have less print time overall by printing separately.
Being said, when filming prints for content, I also print one part at a time
New tech genius, but old tech noob?
How do we explain him how scissors work ... (@0:50)
hI a Great video; what type of screw do you use for the vent ring? is it part of the original box or new to buy somewhere?
Does anyone have the handle stl? I formated the card before downloading the files.
thank you, thanks to the personalization (eye stickers) and scissor holder I can print in stainless steel and gold. I also printed the latest GTA6, playstation and another Ender 3 S1 Pro.
Hi, in my sd card i dont have a bed holder #4....and i cant find this file on thingverse...can you send me this file?
Nice! Just wait till months 3-4, I’ve already switched the hot end added Capricorn tubing, switched to silicone springs and printed a new air duct and upgraded to a 5015 fan.
You used your scissors like a knife instead of scissors.. Hope your table is doing ok. LOL Good video bro!
Not, his table is not OK, because scissor guy is dumb and negligent.
Amazing video! It's clearly inspired in Scot Yu-Jan Ender videos!
Hey! nice video really enjoy it
could you share the stl for the bed handle (N4)?
S1 normal and some S1 pros didnt come with it in the sd card :(
Sorry about the late reply, sure. www.creality.com/download hope you enjoyed my video
sorry, they, must have removed it. I've asked someone so it shouldn't be too long. Mine never came with an sd card so I was stuck. The link the guy gave me expired 😪 sorry 😞
Hey, i just found handle file on reddit, if you are still searching for let me know.
@@zaakknight9997 yes please!
I really wanted to print this model, so I found it ^^ with pleasure
Anyway to provide that handle for the bed stl my S1 pro didn't come with it in the file for some reason.
Sorry about the late reply, here it is, www.creality.com/download hope you enjoyed watching
@@3dprinterguy can't find it on their 🥹
@@JustCreateYou sorry, they, must have removed it. I've asked someone so it shouldn't be too long. Mine never came with an sd card so I was stuck. The link the guy gave me expired 😪 sorry 😞
@@3dprinterguy I know it's weird on why it didn't ..
@@JustCreateYou Creality probably removed it for safety and liability reasons. I don't know if I'd trust my own prints for holding the weight of the printer.
Can you sent me file for the bed handle, I buy Ender 3 S1 pro it don’t have files?
Good use of those scissors. If only there was a way that you could cut the paper straighter...
I start thinking this guy eats soup with a fork. 🤣🤣
Very Scotty Yu Jan 👍 not sure about "upgrades" tho. Good job anyways.
Printing parts that get mounted to your hotend in pla is really a poor idea. White ASA for the part cooling duct, and just skip the proper printing mount unless you actually plan on swapping out your hotend
Yea I ment to put petg on the hotend ones 😶. Besides that did you enjoy it?
How could you remove the drawer while leaving the support material on the printing table?
Hey can you send me them 3D files so I can do that to my s1 pro I really like what you have done amazing job
Awesome job dude! keep it up
Certified Lewis Leaker W moment
maybe a weird question but how much filament did all of these upgrades together use? bc i want to buy but idk how much filament 3d printers use. these are really cool upgrades btw
All used 1kg but it depends how much infill you use. I would recommend 2kg just incase of prints don't go well.
Excellent job
In my opinion the best way to upgrade the ender 3 S1 pro is to install klipper and get rid of the awful software on the touch screen/printer. Even though it removes the touch screen feature:/
But it is inspiring to see these upgrades, great video
could you explain why this is worth the time? is it just to improve the UI?
@@pinecrustjuise i can get input shaping that gets rid of ringing at fast speed, I can get pressure advance that smoothes corners and makes them square even at really fast speed. I get more control, and the abl works way better than the stock firmware on the S1. But down to it, it's not worth it if you can't live without the touchscreen, but I can upload files from my local network which is really nice, stop and start prints without going to the printer, having s webcam with a self hosted "obico" server makes the print stop if there is a fail. Stuff like this makes it worth it in my opinion:)
Is this printer worth buying any pros or cons ?
Yep, it worth. Opinion from experienced guys who printed tons of filament. Check YT, this model is the best you can afford today for reasonable money. (let's say straight, none of us will make money on it! 😆 )
@@daitedve1984 do u own an ender 3 s1 plus at all
This is basically a carbon copy of @Scott Yu-Jan 's incredible series on the ender 3, it even has the same music!
Looking forward to more ....
the circular fan duct is inferior in performance to the "Nathan builds robots" ducts
the handle you put on top is off center and frankly you'll never use it
you should have printed the knurled knobs out of TPU
and you didn't need to replace an existing bed handle with an identical handle
imho
Good vid, looking forward to more like this. Thanks for your effort.
An upgrade to this video would be getting rid of the extremely loud music so we can hear you good😞 Outstanding projects besides that👏👏👍👍👍
I love those rolling eyes
Nice Video nice Things greetings from Austria
great video, but i absolutely hate the non-stop snap sounds. maybe just me, but i can't ignore it.
I'll try to make them quieter. Sorry about that!
why can't the objects from the sd card, 4 and 10 be named on the list, so we can see which ones they are.
Great stuff, however, the simple tool changer only works on the S1 and not the S1 Pro.
Doh! I shoulda read all the comments before I bought it! Thanks for trying to warn us lol.
Should I buy this printer
I think its a great printer if you are looking for plug and play. It has all the upgrades you would normally put on a printer. It performs very well. Here is the link for more info bit.ly/birckgui
Stl 4 plis.
I feel like the script for this was taken straight from Scott Yu-Jan's videos...
Yes he helped me with the layout of the video. It's all me who made it. It may sound the same but it's different. Such as aldi and lidl products look the same but are a little different.
I have googly eyes on all my printers lol.
love it, can we have the cura profiles that are you using?
There mostly stock with a few tweaks. You can tweak yours until its perfect :)
@@3dprinterguy did you have issues with the filament sensor? It’s telling me that the filament run out but the spool is new, and is in some parts of the spool
the tool changer is not free
3idea technology published ur video with the same title🌝🌝
Hey Louis, enjoyed your live stream today it was very informative, looking forward to seeing future video's :)
First time ever live. I was a bit nervous but maybe in the future if I'm asked to join another event then It should be smoother. If you had any questions just let me know :)
I mean, it looks exactly like Scott Yu-Jan's upgrade video but some of the stuff like the drawer organizer and the 2nd spool holder are actually pretty handy. I don't want to sound harsh but maybe try to make your videos in a different style. I almost didn't click on this video because of that. But still, nice vid.
Your right. I have that noted down on feedback. It's been 50 days since this upload as I've been brainstorming other techniques. I don't have all fancy camera equipment like Scott but I do my best.
Honestly taking someone style, really we can't know your authentic style. Try not to copy others but instead take bits to build your own. Also your upgrades and mods contradicts for an example the handle and the extra spoolholder. Also the tool storage where you store the wire cutter and you made an unnecessary one at the side where the display suppose to be.
It's obvious you made an effort in this video, there are some subjective video production choices made.
Sound mixing.. it seems like you maxed out the levels.
Background music, too much, too loud over voice track.
Choice of music, reminds me of those slide shows of people building their cars that no one watches. Your audience will be alienated from it, it's stressful to watch with the music on personally, I am not looking for a "chill out weed video".
If you were unboxing from new, you could had covered initial setup of the printer, such as bed tramming, auto levelling, choice in filament, as your subject matter is clearly for the first time buyer of 3d printer or people looking for tips.
That's my "critical feedback" instead of telling you its "no good and poop".
Ayo get auta my right ear ya bass boosted British dude.
Waiting for part 2 M8
Thanks
Gordon ramsays son
The music is too loud and talking is muffled... good info but I watched it on mute.
Yea sorry about that 😮💨. Fixed the issue for my next video though so it won't ever be a problem again. Thanks for still watching it though! 🤜
The sprite head parts cooling fan is a bad design.
Что-то улучшений нихера не видно. Распечатал фигни из пла и снял видос ?
and 14 tip - Ender going to Trash XD
Only got to about 30 seconds, wtf is that 'music' for? And why so loud?
Hi, you know you can turn it down with your volume button. I'm sure it's not that bad. Anyway. There's always one hater 🤪
Man.... You really don't know how to use a scissor. :D
Yea I didn't want my hand in it but it sort of backfired 🤣🤣
Impressive
This video feels awfully similar to someone else’s…
Nice
Can upgrade a printer, has no concept of how to use scissors.
😄 I wanted to make sure my hand wasn't in the way 🙃🙃
@@3dprinterguy it's all good. Gave me a chuckle.
Came from Scott Yu-Jans new video expecting something really good.. disappointed to have wasted 6 min watching a cheap bootleg impersonation. I know imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but can't help but be really annoyed at how blatantly this rips off his videos, even down to using music from literally the same producer. It's ok to be inspired by something but art and the creative process involves taking multiple different ideas and combining them to synthesize new ones, as well as improving on the ideas that are already out there. This video does neither. Scott is being a nice person by shouting you out instead of bashing you but he's clearly reacting more to how much of a ripoff this video is rather than the actual quality of it. My advice would be to find your own style, which can only come from you. Don't just copy a formula that worked for someone else. That formula worked for that person because it was a genuine reflection of their creative sensibilities and personality (quirky personalization, marking printers birthday, music, editing style + sound effects). Find your own voice, channel your own personality and create videos that reflect that. This may be harsh criticism but I genuinely hope you can use it to improve your future videos.
i cant actually believe what u did with the scissors mate... that gave me cancer
Wanted to make sure that my hands weren't in the way 😵💫😵💫🥴
Cool
i stop at 1 minute because of the anoying unnecesary music !
Cut your fingernails...