I do wish you had mentioned that running a 3rd-party filament through the machine voids the Extruder's warranty right away. I found that little tid-bit within the Dremel's 3d printer FAQ, and even emailed them and they confirmed it for me. It's rather disappointing, since I'd love to try out some other 3rd party filaments in it, but having just sunk $1800 into this machine, I'm not about to throw the warranty out the window.
It looks really nice and easy to approach even for first timers.. Now if dremel could also make a little multi axis cnc machine as a buddy for this, it would be perfect pair!
Cutting into a 1800 Dollar printer to be able to fit a standard(!) spool. Although they allow it, I wouldn't call that "supported". To me it signals more that they actually do want to limit that in the future. Also, almost no innovative features which I would expect for that price and the quality doesn't seem that much better to me than a well tuned Prusa.
Vincent Groenewold that’s the thing though some people that own a business and don’t have time to tune a printer buy expensive machines to get work done.
Yes totally, so for a company this might make some sense. For that price though, I would go for Ultimaker or any other supplier having more innovation. And for a company, I would be putting more importance on the support of the supplier.
I'm glad to hear someone say that their eco ABS isnt ABS. I was pretty sure of that myself. Not sure what your experience was working with Dremel. I have found them pretty difficult to communicate with. And FYI, they only randomly started saying it was ok to use 3rd party materials recently. I made the case in depth to them after my review that they should allow it because it made the machine more valuable and they told me it would never happen... haha
Nice review. This looks like a good printer. Its good to see a review of a enclosed, plug and play printer rather than yet another "cheap china kit" printer for once on RUclips :)
That is actually not what I meant, although I was a bit sarcastic. Made in China, stick a well known name brand on it and sell at 20x times the price. Many products in the world are like that.
The best part of this printer is that you can use the fan in the back to vent fumes and particles outside your house. I believe this will be a standard in the future.
@@feralpossum2089 my first was a 250 zonestar that produced really good prints, and it still does! I had to take the time to learn how to achieve good quality prints but now I have no problem with it. 1800 doesn't get you more bang for the buck in this case.
$14,000 gets you a markforged mark 2 that comes with a garolite build plate and gluestick. If it works it works. Not to say I like the printer. I use one every day and have more than my share of issues. Gluestick just isn’t one of them.
I'm glad to see that they didn't do the filament lockout when adding their auto-select convenience feature. I'm assuming you just select manually on the screen which type it is if it's not Dremel branded or select your temperatures, right? Also, can you upload pre-sliced gcode to their website if you don't like their slicer, or do you need to use USB or something for that?
Hi Devin, I want to choose industrial design for my study, but i am kinda worried which job i can expect after i have finished my study. Which job would you have been doing if you wasn't a youtuber? Sorry for my bad english.
Industrial design is in pretty high demand! Most companies that make any type of product have in house designers or there are also product design firms like fuseproject, IDEO, ammunition, etc.. a lot of ID people go into UX as well. If it's what you want to do the jobs are there!
Er is zeer veel werk in te vinden, bedenk maar, alles wat je aanraakt is wel ontworpen door iemand (tenzij je in een bos woont). Als je meer de technische kant op wil kan je beter werktuigbouwkunde doen dat is meer de engineering kant. Ben je meer gericht op het vormgeven van producten dan kan je beter de productdesign kant op gaan. Sommige bedrijven nemen liever een werktuigbouwer aan omdat deze wat meer technische aanleg hebben en ze minder de nadruk leggen op vormgeving. Ik zou zeker aanraden iets te doen binnen de techniek, het is zeer interessant! (ik heb ook productdesign gedaan)
Can you provide any print settings for the custom filaments? I tried printing hatchbox pla with the standard Drexel pla settings, but it wouldn’t extrude properly. Not sure how to adjust for that...
One of these days I'm gonna get a Fusion 3 F410. It's a $5000 printer that probably has the same functionality as a $1000 printer. But damn them babes caught my eye at my college and it's a medium term goal to get my hands on one eventually.
@@sugarbooty Well yes I'm buying the Ender 3 in a month. I ain't getting the Fusion 3 F410 on a $10.50/hr income lol. But the f410 is a goal in the future. God they're so sexy.
Most people: "I can't wait to get my dream car and dream house!" Me: "I want my dream 3D printer. By the time I can afford it there'll be better ones. But this one is the one that makes me drool like nothing else. I want *that* one." I even went so far as to create an entire channel already for when I get the Ender 3. For now it's just for Fusion 360 which I learned does not like running with obs. My laptop heats up really bad. God it feels like a dream that i actually got a job and will have a 3d printer like what It doesn't feel real.
Looks like a pretty nice machine with some improvements what was that green translucent pla you use for the benches it's gorgeous :-) Also can this printer work offline without a computer and without an internet connection? Can I load Prince on to it with an SD card or USB drive?
Since i only use the Prusa MK3 for quite i while now, i have forgotten the annoyance of bed levelling as well as handling with glue sticks on glass plates and worrying the print will either come loose during print or having a hard time removing it afterwards.
Wow! That's nice, I remember when their printers could only print PLA. Regarding the software, does it take over a minute to boot up every single time or was that just the first time? -- Definitely re-review this printer in a year and let us know how (or if) the firmware has evolved. (For some of us, it might take a year to save up $1800 anyway!) XD
Can you post a list of all the third party filaments you have used and the settings you found that worked best for you? I'd like to try some other filaments out and leverage your "pioneering" ;). Thanks for the video.
Nice overview. I am in the market for a new printer. Looking for great reliability as the number 1 feature. I have a sub $1500 price point. Recommendations?
has it got the silly warranty on it that you cant even change the nozzle without killing the warranty. hate my dremel everything has locktight on it. and have to send the printer away to get the nozzle changed. basic maintenance should not have that kind of warranty on it. i just hope its changed. was so not happy.
and another thing i hated was the slicer that could not even add supports to the models. and had to buy simplify3d just to be able to use supports. so that was another 140 pounds ontop. also the bed that came with the dremel was warped perspex so had to waste filament and use a raft with everyprint. but i must admit that after all that the printer was a good print. but so wish i had just got the i3
Funny, My school JUST bought this It's better than the the other we have because it there are no ridged parts in the end It's even cheaper than the other which is impressive!
How about doing another 3D printer review for 2019. Maybe, The top 5 printers of 2019. I am going to buy a 3D printer and your videos have helped me understand and I now have more knowledge of how they work. Is a £500~£600 a good budget for a mid range 3D printer ??
Yes, you can. I tend to print around half the speed of what the printer can technically do for that reason. Less vigorous movement means cleaner prints!
how did you mange to print the boat which has roof without any support? I have this printer and have been really struggling to get quality prints where precision less that .1mm is needed.
Do you still use this printer? Just curious, since I dont see it on your channel. I personally got one and have been using it non stop since June 2019.
Nice review. That printer seems critically flawed in many ways. And where is the rotary cutting attachment? I mean, if you are Dremel, at least add something stupid like that to make this hunk of plastic stand out a little.
What 3rd party filaments do you recomend?? I have used esun pla and polymaker polylite/polymax in my 3d45 and suddenly the nozzle stop extruding at half of the printing ...every time
Definitely not. It's a good printer, but most would say the price is high for the return. Check my list at makeanything.design/favorites for some good lower cost printers
I'd like to have a printer. But my house is next to rails and it shakes many times during the day when trains go by. Can 3D printers operate in such conditions?
The entire building shakes, no vibrates, but shakes. When a freight train goes by (not too often) everything visibly shakes. My monitor squeaks on its support foot, glasses jingle, tall furniture produces small creaking sounds etc. I could limit large prints for Sundays (less heavy trains), but 3D printers are costly and I don't want to risk that prints will be damaged too often.
Ever since it was built. The structure was designed to withstand the shakes without damaging the walls. 50 years and no cracks at all. It's like a train station building. They don't fall apart either. If I had to print for 4 hours straight there is a big chance for at least one heavy train go by. I am almost positive it would damage the prints.
@@nowymail That's very reassuring to me, thank you for letting me know. It would be difficult to absorb that much energy, but in theory it can be done (shock absorbers and elastic or springs, something holding the printer up and letting it remain motionless). I don't know how much knowledge you have, or resources, but a building like that is definitely not optimal for 3d printing
Not a fan of Dremel. Too closed. I'm more like an open hardware+software type of guy. I mean, can you even use non-dremel filaments on this one? I might have missed it.
no problem with the super-slow touch screen then? Likely under-specd cpu, cloud-joke printing (come on, you need to Stand By the machine to glue-stick the bed and check filament moisture) - what do Dremel say if you're not using their branded RFID packs and it fails? And it's a HUGE box, with no more build volume than an Ender2 - which also gives awesome quality right out of the box... now think hard, are you absolutely sure this is a fair and unbiased review?
@@pdjames1729I agree with you on bang for the buck. The screen isn't slow. It "times out" the ability to select things in certain menus until the printer has completed an operation. Like after filament detection fails (happens using 3rd party) it moves the carriage from the loading position to park. The button to enter custom filament lights up after it parks and is selectable. It is super aggravating waiting 10 sec for no reason.
Thanks for the review, I'm pretty new to 3D printing and it hard to find good reviews on the multitudes of printers out there. But wow, some of these comments, if you thought console fanboys were lame just wait until you see 3d printer fanboys. Yikes.
So many red flags on this printer, cannot believe you recommend it. RFID? Cloud/always online? They will probably for an update that RFID will be mandatory. Also glas build plates are so 2017.
Yes, use less retraction with all metal hotends. Like 3.5mm or less for Bowden, and 2.5 or less for direct. Otherwise the hot filament gets pulled back into the heatsink, cools, and jams everything up.
For that price why are they using glue sticks for plate adhesion? Isn't a heated surface enough to hold onto the plastic? So with all the stringing that these different types of 3D printers make how about a nice scary spider web with Giant African Spiders, Brown Recluse Spiders, D&D style Spider, and classic 1950s monster Spider that have captured a number of prey / victims. Including bidpeds who are encased in the web or wrapped in a cocoon pleading for their freedom. It would make an authentic looking piece if it scaled up to human or larger proportions for a Halloween build :)
@@riffraff60 thats just product suicide to force you to buy specific more expensive products, when there are printers that can offer similiar without the limitations. There are options to input plastic type, temperature and any other necessary information. You dont need to use the RFID, its similiar to a QR code to quickly input information.
So you could get 9 Ender 3's for that price. Or get 5 Ender 3's and use the rest of the cash to upgrade the heck out of them with better boards and webcams and bed leveling.
Warranty is woided for every crap, it has RFID meaning 3rd party filaments are a no go unless you wind them on Dremel spools, it doesnt have a proper build platform (i mean a fucking gluestick on a 1800$ machine) even my 400$ Tevo Flash will have one and it doesnt have auto bed leveling. If I priced this based on the features its pretty much a crappy Tarantula for roughly 250$. The enclosure costs a lot.
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damn the thumbnail got me, i thought dremel had made a massive printer haha
same lmao
I have one of these and love the prints that have been coming out. Highly recommend.
most confusing thumbnail ever.
Maybe when the revolution happens, every cloud connected Dremel printer will start printing gun parts simultaneously.
I do wish you had mentioned that running a 3rd-party filament through the machine voids the Extruder's warranty right away. I found that little tid-bit within the Dremel's 3d printer FAQ, and even emailed them and they confirmed it for me. It's rather disappointing, since I'd love to try out some other 3rd party filaments in it, but having just sunk $1800 into this machine, I'm not about to throw the warranty out the window.
Wow.
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It looks really nice and easy to approach even for first timers.. Now if dremel could also make a little multi axis cnc machine as a buddy for this, it would be perfect pair!
Cutting into a 1800 Dollar printer to be able to fit a standard(!) spool. Although they allow it, I wouldn't call that "supported". To me it signals more that they actually do want to limit that in the future. Also, almost no innovative features which I would expect for that price and the quality doesn't seem that much better to me than a well tuned Prusa.
Vincent Groenewold that’s the thing though some people that own a business and don’t have time to tune a printer buy expensive machines to get work done.
Yes totally, so for a company this might make some sense. For that price though, I would go for Ultimaker or any other supplier having more innovation. And for a company, I would be putting more importance on the support of the supplier.
Good thing you can buy prusa tuned and all set to go.
Not sponsored, just have this two grand fluff-box to keep...
then you have to hack it so it'll take a kilo.. and 10:34 get real...
Love your videos!! Been here since 10k. Keep up the good work!!!
Really thorough review! Thanks man!
Been waiting for a proper review on this. Not something I would buy. But interesting to see. It's 50/50 on pro's and con's. Thanks.
I'm glad to hear someone say that their eco ABS isnt ABS. I was pretty sure of that myself.
Not sure what your experience was working with Dremel. I have found them pretty difficult to communicate with. And FYI, they only randomly started saying it was ok to use 3rd party materials recently. I made the case in depth to them after my review that they should allow it because it made the machine more valuable and they told me it would never happen... haha
My school has two of these 3D printers. And the print quality is very good. I can barely see the lines from the printing.
Nice review. This looks like a good printer. Its good to see a review of a enclosed, plug and play printer rather than yet another "cheap china kit" printer for once on RUclips :)
Dremel parts are made in China. Wonder where this one was build?
Lol yep agepbiz is another racist stereotype
That is actually not what I meant, although I was a bit sarcastic. Made in China, stick a well known name brand on it and sell at 20x times the price. Many products in the world are like that.
I did not mean anything racist about my comment either, and I am sorry for my wording. I should have said "cheap entry level printer kit"
Oh cool, thanks. Yeah it's slightly annoying that most people use China as a justification for a product being bad
The best part of this printer is that you can use the fan in the back to vent fumes and particles outside your house. I believe this will be a standard in the future.
*good sir why are you in the printer*
But seriously, awesome video as always, Devin! Keep up your amazing work!
$1800 gets you a glass build plate and gluestick? Are you kidding me?
If you hadn't noticed, you also get a 3D printer.
You know the $200 printers are pretty bad quality right?
@@cubetheorist3419 Yeah, with the quality decreasing the lower the price range is
@@feralpossum2089 my first was a 250 zonestar that produced really good prints, and it still does! I had to take the time to learn how to achieve good quality prints but now I have no problem with it. 1800 doesn't get you more bang for the buck in this case.
$14,000 gets you a markforged mark 2 that comes with a garolite build plate and gluestick. If it works it works.
Not to say I like the printer. I use one every day and have more than my share of issues. Gluestick just isn’t one of them.
I'm glad to see that they didn't do the filament lockout when adding their auto-select convenience feature. I'm assuming you just select manually on the screen which type it is if it's not Dremel branded or select your temperatures, right? Also, can you upload pre-sliced gcode to their website if you don't like their slicer, or do you need to use USB or something for that?
Yes, yes, and yes.
Hi Devin,
I want to choose industrial design for my study, but i am kinda worried which job i can expect after i have finished my study. Which job would you have been doing if you wasn't a youtuber? Sorry for my bad english.
Nederlander? :-) Your English is fine. Just I is with a capital I ;-)
@@IgnoreMyChan Whoops....
Industrial design is in pretty high demand! Most companies that make any type of product have in house designers or there are also product design firms like fuseproject, IDEO, ammunition, etc.. a lot of ID people go into UX as well. If it's what you want to do the jobs are there!
@@make.anything thank you for your answer, I am almost certain of my choice now.
Er is zeer veel werk in te vinden, bedenk maar, alles wat je aanraakt is wel ontworpen door iemand (tenzij je in een bos woont). Als je meer de technische kant op wil kan je beter werktuigbouwkunde doen dat is meer de engineering kant. Ben je meer gericht op het vormgeven van producten dan kan je beter de productdesign kant op gaan. Sommige bedrijven nemen liever een werktuigbouwer aan omdat deze wat meer technische aanleg hebben en ze minder de nadruk leggen op vormgeving. Ik zou zeker aanraden iets te doen binnen de techniek, het is zeer interessant! (ik heb ook productdesign gedaan)
Can you provide any print settings for the custom filaments? I tried printing hatchbox pla with the standard Drexel pla settings, but it wouldn’t extrude properly. Not sure how to adjust for that...
Same here. Please share your settings for matterhackers pla pro
Hey great work on the review, I'm planning to get one.
One of these days I'm gonna get a Fusion 3 F410. It's a $5000 printer that probably has the same functionality as a $1000 printer. But damn them babes caught my eye at my college and it's a medium term goal to get my hands on one eventually.
Maybe get a cheaper printer to use and learn on until you save up for the luxury one
@@sugarbooty Well yes I'm buying the Ender 3 in a month. I ain't getting the Fusion 3 F410 on a $10.50/hr income lol.
But the f410 is a goal in the future. God they're so sexy.
@@TheSentientCloud I like how you think
Most people: "I can't wait to get my dream car and dream house!"
Me: "I want my dream 3D printer. By the time I can afford it there'll be better ones. But this one is the one that makes me drool like nothing else. I want *that* one."
I even went so far as to create an entire channel already for when I get the Ender 3. For now it's just for Fusion 360 which I learned does not like running with obs. My laptop heats up really bad.
God it feels like a dream that i actually got a job and will have a 3d printer like what
It doesn't feel real.
Looks like a pretty nice machine with some improvements what was that green translucent pla you use for the benches it's gorgeous :-)
Also can this printer work offline without a computer and without an internet connection? Can I load Prince on to it with an SD card or USB drive?
Yes it works standalone. Sneakernet with usb.
Very thorough review, thank you!
You are like some makeup reviewers, only it's 3D printing )
3D make-up reviewer
You should make a spindle adapter for standard sized spools to fit into the dremel spool holder.
They won't fit in the hole 🤔
Since i only use the Prusa MK3 for quite i while now, i have forgotten the annoyance of bed levelling as well as handling with glue sticks on glass plates and worrying the print will either come loose during print or having a hard time removing it afterwards.
Wow! That's nice, I remember when their printers could only print PLA. Regarding the software, does it take over a minute to boot up every single time or was that just the first time? -- Definitely re-review this printer in a year and let us know how (or if) the firmware has evolved. (For some of us, it might take a year to save up $1800 anyway!) XD
I like the thumbnail😂!!
oh so this is how he was born. EXPOSED, his mom is a 3d printer
EmelolMLG MLG nice one 😂
(Not insulting you or your mom Devin, it just a joke)
I thought the printer was as big as the thumbnail implied!
Yes the Genie in the Dremel
That thumbnail is a piece of art
Can you post a list of all the third party filaments you have used and the settings you found that worked best for you? I'd like to try some other filaments out and leverage your "pioneering" ;). Thanks for the video.
Love your videos!!!
Thanks for sharing 👍😀
Interesting project and Printer
Deven I just want to say keep it up!
Nice overview. I am in the market for a new printer. Looking for great reliability as the number 1 feature. I have a sub $1500 price point. Recommendations?
has it got the silly warranty on it that you cant even change the nozzle without killing the warranty. hate my dremel everything has locktight on it. and have to send the printer away to get the nozzle changed. basic maintenance should not have that kind of warranty on it. i just hope its changed. was so not happy.
and another thing i hated was the slicer that could not even add supports to the models. and had to buy simplify3d just to be able to use supports. so that was another 140 pounds ontop. also the bed that came with the dremel was warped perspex so had to waste filament and use a raft with everyprint. but i must admit that after all that the printer was a good print. but so wish i had just got the i3
Aaaaand it's dead to me.
THIS RIGHT HERE needs to be discussed. If that is still the case then it's laughable.
Why not just use blender as it's free to build supported?
Funny, My school JUST bought this
It's better than the the other we have because it there are no ridged parts in the end
It's even cheaper than the other which is impressive!
How about doing another 3D printer review for 2019. Maybe, The top 5 printers of 2019. I am going to buy a 3D printer and your videos have helped me understand and I now have more knowledge of how they work. Is a £500~£600 a good budget for a mid range 3D printer ??
In March 2019 I'm on a business trip to Finland and I saw this one in the electronic shop in Matinkylae mall with the discount price 600 euro....
Random question, is it possible to slow down the printing speed of a 3d printer to ensure that the print doesn't fail?
Yes, you can. I tend to print around half the speed of what the printer can technically do for that reason. Less vigorous movement means cleaner prints!
how did you mange to print the boat which has roof without any support?
I have this printer and have been really struggling to get quality prints where precision less that .1mm is needed.
Using simplify3D as a slicer you can set extra overlap for bridging which helps pull off bridges more successfully
Did you use lots of elmer's glue? That's why your bed looks like that?
What silk filament did you use?
I have use cc3d and eryone and both fail in this printer.
What brand did you recomend?
Polyalchemy prints really well, though I haven't tried it with this printer specifically
Do you still use this printer? Just curious, since I dont see it on your channel. I personally got one and have been using it non stop since June 2019.
Nice review. That printer seems critically flawed in many ways. And where is the rotary cutting attachment? I mean, if you are Dremel, at least add something stupid like that to make this hunk of plastic stand out a little.
That would be an amazing feature, a cnc dremel
What 3rd party filaments do you recomend?? I have used esun pla and polymaker polylite/polymax in my 3d45 and suddenly the nozzle stop extruding at half of the printing ...every time
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Do you recommend this printer as the best bang for you buck printer available?
Definitely not. It's a good printer, but most would say the price is high for the return. Check my list at makeanything.design/favorites for some good lower cost printers
no
Are you sure you need that much PVA glue?
When I print on glass, I use a wet towel to spread it around. Making a thin film of PVA.
Devin, this is a Flashforge! RIGHT? Crazy $1800 for a Flashforge Dreamer is nuts
Could you make an ambiguous cylinder illusion twist vase?
I'd like to have a printer. But my house is next to rails and it shakes many times during the day when trains go by. Can 3D printers operate in such conditions?
Put something under the printer for the heavy stuft. But shaking shouldnt be destroy your prints
The entire building shakes, no vibrates, but shakes. When a freight train goes by (not too often) everything visibly shakes. My monitor squeaks on its support foot, glasses jingle, tall furniture produces small creaking sounds etc. I could limit large prints for Sundays (less heavy trains), but 3D printers are costly and I don't want to risk that prints will be damaged too often.
That structure isn't going to be stable for a long time if it shakes that much so often. How long ago did the building start to shake?
Ever since it was built. The structure was designed to withstand the shakes without damaging the walls. 50 years and no cracks at all. It's like a train station building. They don't fall apart either. If I had to print for 4 hours straight there is a big chance for at least one heavy train go by. I am almost positive it would damage the prints.
@@nowymail That's very reassuring to me, thank you for letting me know. It would be difficult to absorb that much energy, but in theory it can be done (shock absorbers and elastic or springs, something holding the printer up and letting it remain motionless). I don't know how much knowledge you have, or resources, but a building like that is definitely not optimal for 3d printing
Why dose it make a line around the actual print?
It's a purge to start the material extruding smoothly and to make sure the bed is level and the model fits on the build plate
Is there any settings you recommend for quicker prints on the dremel 3d45?
I m having issues with knobb settings during bed levelling any help at all?
Now I know the last number of your WiFi password
Can you just put a PEI sheet on and offset for it?
You could definitely add a different build surface on top. Since there's a leveling switch you don't need to change any settings either
@@make.anything I think that makes a huge difference, thank you for the info!
Not a fan of Dremel. Too closed. I'm more like an open hardware+software type of guy. I mean, can you even use non-dremel filaments on this one? I might have missed it.
Open filaments and slicers, otherwise I would have a problem with it
Marlin gcode, any filament.
no problem with the super-slow touch screen then? Likely under-specd cpu, cloud-joke printing (come on, you need to Stand By the machine to glue-stick the bed and check filament moisture) - what do Dremel say if you're not using their branded RFID packs and it fails? And it's a HUGE box, with no more build volume than an Ender2 - which also gives awesome quality right out of the box... now think hard, are you absolutely sure this is a fair and unbiased review?
@@pdjames1729I agree with you on bang for the buck. The screen isn't slow. It "times out" the ability to select things in certain menus until the printer has completed an operation. Like after filament detection fails (happens using 3rd party) it moves the carriage from the loading position to park. The button to enter custom filament lights up after it parks and is selectable. It is super aggravating waiting 10 sec for no reason.
Thanks for the review, I'm pretty new to 3D printing and it hard to find good reviews on the multitudes of printers out there. But wow, some of these comments, if you thought console fanboys were lame just wait until you see 3d printer fanboys. Yikes.
I'd rather have 2x Prusa mk3 instead for the same money
prusa is not enclosed
Do a review on the 3disimo mini 2
It's pretty much the same as the first one.
An hour and a half test print. For how much product?
Hi can you do a review the Sculpto
Shame you cannot integrate the Palette 2 in this. Or at least, the stock firmware doesn't seem to allow it.
How much does it cost to keep and own solid works
The slicer is just an in-browser frontend to Cura. (I recognize the json file.)
How do you get sponsors because I want to get sponsors
Start a successful channel, and it helps to reach out to companies until eventually they start reaching out to you
@@make.anything, I have already started a channel but it's been slow I'm at 73 subscribers can you check it out mistermannytheboss
@@ZEUS-fw8sc you need to be a tech/making channel. And have a sizeable fan base so a company would think it would be worth it for them.
So many red flags on this printer, cannot believe you recommend it. RFID? Cloud/always online? They will probably for an update that RFID will be mandatory. Also glas build plates are so 2017.
Cloud is optional, so is RFID. I don't see the problem
Yeah, why are you freaking out?
Saying things "are so *enter date*" is so 1991
3rd party filament voids the warranty on the extruder. This is a payed advertisement
Affiliate links under the video man.
Can you look at colido d1315😂 i have buy that printer and is very happy for it, but wanna here what you think
Interesting Printer
Thanks for sharing :-)
Try the 3dsimo kit pen and the 3dsime basic
I tried the kit during my last pegboard livestream, and I wanted to make a video on the basic but mine was dead out of the box
I need help i put on my cr 10 the micro swiss hot end and now i have retraction problem i use cura can someone help me please??
Yes, use less retraction with all metal hotends. Like 3.5mm or less for Bowden, and 2.5 or less for direct. Otherwise the hot filament gets pulled back into the heatsink, cools, and jams everything up.
@@0calvin how do i have to set the retraction distance and the retraction speed??
thank you
Is it worth 9 times the price of hobby printers?
For the average hobbyist, no. Maybe for a school or company that doesn't want to fiddle around with things as much
had the previous dremel 3d20 wouldnt recommend their printers save 1k and buy a prusa i3 mk3 you wont be disapointed
What bmw was it?
They should allow other filaments
I HAVE OTHER ONE IN SCHOOL WHICH WE CAN USE OTHER FILAMENT IT IS NOT THE SAME ....
What I think about writing in the comments after seeing the thumbnail “Someone’s gotta get him out of that printer”
god the green and red very cool IL never buy white its very hard too see details
Devin is "The Genie in the Dremel" can we rub him?
No you can't
For that price why are they using glue sticks for plate adhesion? Isn't a heated surface enough to hold onto the plastic? So with all the stringing that these different types of 3D printers make how about a nice scary spider web with Giant African Spiders, Brown Recluse Spiders, D&D style Spider, and classic 1950s monster Spider that have captured a number of prey / victims. Including bidpeds who are encased in the web or wrapped in a cocoon pleading for their freedom.
It would make an authentic looking piece if it scaled up to human or larger proportions for a Halloween build :)
A good product. In 2015.
I believe using 3rd party filaments voids the warranty. Wanted this printer but decided that using their filament alone wasn't for me.
Nice thumbnail XD
Like for the thumbnail
It would be cool if you made yourswlf with this printer like in the thumbnail
Can you create a name with it?
I have that printer ;) LOL!
chad tarbutton haha great job on that puzzle though.
thanks :)
chad tarbutton I really need to hone my fusion skills. Thanks for the Thanks!
LOL
i lke the preiview in the TFT, but other than that i dont see anything special.
RFID chip so they can force users to only buy their (more expensive) filament.
RFID is optional, so is cloud connection
@@Someone-cb3zx for now.
@@riffraff60 thats just product suicide to force you to buy specific more expensive products, when there are printers that can offer similiar without the limitations. There are options to input plastic type, temperature and any other necessary information. You dont need to use the RFID, its similiar to a QR code to quickly input information.
So you could get 9 Ender 3's for that price. Or get 5 Ender 3's and use the rest of the cash to upgrade the heck out of them with better boards and webcams and bed leveling.
Or just get one Ender 3 and have a bunch of money 😝
Use the 3d printer 101 hero
Warranty is woided for every crap, it has RFID meaning 3rd party filaments are a no go unless you wind them on Dremel spools, it doesnt have a proper build platform (i mean a fucking gluestick on a 1800$ machine) even my 400$ Tevo Flash will have one and it doesnt have auto bed leveling. If I priced this based on the features its pretty much a crappy Tarantula for roughly 250$. The enclosure costs a lot.
How to learn 3d printing
mmmmmmmmmmmmm clickbait thumbnail.............. delicious
I can start my own sex shop business..
Hm. Nice enough, but it costs four times more than it should
1800 $ Holly Molly O_O
What’s with the clickbait?
1800, Carl, 1800...
I hate how clickbait that thumbnail is
I have the 3d20. I hate it, but I got it for free. It's 800 bucks
It's so weird hearing you refer to something that clearly isn't a rotary tool as a Dremel, when Dremel is basically synonymous to rotary tool
Actually, made me think. Wonder if/when Dremel will bring out a CNC machine using there rotary tools?