Racks, Cyro Grip Pro, Plastic - 3D Print Vlog #27
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
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Alright we are back at it with another video. In this video I talk about the racks I use for my 3D printers... a lot of people keep asking about them. JAYO and Kingroon filament, super cheap on aliexpress and their websites. Bigtreetech is sending me their cyro grip PRO sheets for review. Swapping over the A1's to print more mini animals as we are selling out!.
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Great video. Did you settle on a build plate yet?
A lot of solid tips and tricks in this one. Thanks.
@@mwinner101 appreciate you watching
got three cryoplates from your recommendation. all i can say is yahoo!, no more adhesion problems - especially with silk. thanks!
Wish I knew about them sooner
Just wanted to say that I really enjoy your Vlog and watching you grow your business! Thank you for sharing your journey!
Waiting on my Bambu PS1 combo to get here later this week. Can't wait to start!!!!!
love your vids!
If you clean the powdered pei with a sponge with a rough surface, like glthese kitchen sponges, it restores the adhesion
nice. glad you brought the price down, i was shock when you told me you were getting it for like $10-$11 a spool.
@@baconporkchop that's for dual and tri color silk that's my cost
I have the blue build plates from big tree and they do work so good, I use them for cold print PETG. It's amazing. I will say I have had no adhesion problems like you though, I got them for cold printing. I also exclusively use kingroon PETG for my business it print good if you tune settings a bit and lower temps slightly.
I purchased 10KG each of Kingroon Black, White, and Tri-color and the quality is awesome. Free shipping and no tax made the price exactly as advertised with the discount provided.
@@DennyUGomez yea its a pretty solid deal
All I know is that with the standard build plate I have always had to use a glue of some kind. I have washed plates till I was blue in the face and no go, I found a glue that works great on Amazon JT16 it is a very thin film and not sticky when cold.
To get the most stable base for a printer I use paving slabs, not the really big thick ones but they work so well and do help a little with print quality.
I had some of those THICK slabs they were extremely heavy
What did you do with your current fan exhaust filter in the winter
"Garage storage racks" on Home Depot (or similar sites) returns those shelves. Husky is a popular brand in the US. There are multiple lengths available and you can buy additional shelves w/o additional uprights. They are cheap, heavy duty, etc. We use them a lot and they're great. We also cover the wire racking with thick plastic sheets or wood.
Questions for you:
(1) how quickly does a printer pay for itelself? Say an A1
(2) how long does it take to dial in the quality on a new design and do you have to do it again when you try new filaments?
(3) Why do you like the big tree tech build plates over the Bambu sheets?
Fantastic info. Thank you! I am going to check out Temu for boxes. Those things have skyrocketted in price the last 2 years.
I mainly do cosplay stuff, so my Q4 is pretty dead (NYCC is my last hurrah for the year). Prior to the pandemic we were steady all year with a 'hard push' June through October, but now days the winter is dead for us. The dead season does allows us to focus on new product though, which is kind-of nice. :)
You should try some seasonal things maybe so that you're not completely dead in november/December .. small things like articulating fidgets or stocking stuffed typically sell well
Let us know when u get the discount code for big tree tech
Love your videos man
Hey man those black racks. You can buy very thick nice particle board that is made for the racks. Tongue and groove and I paint the boards with truck bed liner spray paint
I just don't need them
Did you find a painted 3mf for the candy corn or did you have to paint them yourself? I've got Zou3D Patreon but haven't seen these with painted 3mf anywhere.
If the ports stay closed for a considerable period of time I am expecting a big Q4, a lot of holiday toys etc should be coming in around now to be in the stores for Nov - Dec. If they miss that window, etsy and other online sellers that are already US based should see a big boom.
Like your videos, especially the technical side. How do you determine which model printer will handle what type of job?
@@richardmekolichick4326 a1 combo does multicolor. The p1ps do solid colors
The BigTreeTech plates look almost identical to what Sliceworx has. I get mine from Sliceworx vs BigTreeTech because they ship quicker. I'm still waiting on a build plate from BTT that I ordered almost three weeks ago. Ordered a Sliceworx last week and already have it installed on one of my P1S printers.
@@markymark3d I think it's the same tech
@@Dancyn3Dprints yeah the look of the plates you have from BTT and the ones I have from Sliceworx look identical. Just not a fan that BTT doesnt bother with a warehouse in the states to make it easier to ship product to a large base of buyers in the industry
Curious, how come we don’t have adhesion issues out of those supposedly same build plates on the P-Series but we have adhesion issues out of the texture PEI a series? Same deal in my farm
You crack me up.. Pai sheet from bambu is badass.. BTT works for a short time then peels up.. so you have to replace.. Bambu also specifies NO Alcohol for cleaning.. it ruins PEI sheet. Yes I may not have your volume but doesn't mean my printers don't print 24/7 but I do agree with you elegoo and many others use same or similar filament branding..
No ipa for the textured sheet? I've always used ipa for textured maybe I misread or was misinformed. If thay is the case I use a tone of ipa to clean the beds
@@Dancyn3Dprints I do as well, but Bambu itself recommends just soap and water... No IPA.
@@deeply999this is either misinformation from bambu or for you. Lots of reputable brands recommend IPA use on the PEI sheets..
did you do all the filament calibrations when you set the printer up for each type of filament?
@@gunracksonline nope lol
may i know where you got the pokemon halloween files from? and wouldn't it be infringing for selling them? thanks!
Can u do live session anytime randomly while u r working
Would like to see it live
I'll have to look at athe BTT plates. My small flexis fail a bit more than I'd like on long prints.
@@dab34rs dude you gotta get it check my link in bio it really is a game changer I promise you
How often you need to correct AMS units (not the lite ones). I should maintain them at least couple time during a 24 hour long print.
@@Gounesh TYPICALLY never. Unless I'm using cardboard spools
@@Dancyn3Dprints Then print the rings..
Since this is going to be your first fair, how do you estimate the quantities of items to bring/print? I am doing a fair aswell and I’m pretty clueless on how to estimate it.
@@andrekl8444 I'm just bringing stuff I already print
As I have done a number of them.. Bring them all you can. You never can guess what some want, but dont leave them in your car lol
@@deeply999 Thanks for the answer. Sorry, didn't realize you've done them before :) As this will be my first time printing minis anyway, I have nothing to bring. This is why I'm trying to estimate how much I would need to print specifically for the fair. I am just starting with the business, so I can't go overboard "just in case" with the production just yet.
Do you connect your printers to the network , or only print from SD card?
Bit of both
@@Dancyn3Dprints good to know. Hey I tried your Cryogrip link and the site won't accept payment. Is your affiliate link working?
I would love to know what size you print your eggs at to fit 4 on each p1p/p1s. Same for what size you scale your dragons to fit in the eggs. Any chance you'd share your 3MF file? =)
@akurenda1985 gotta keep some things a secret you know. I make mine a specific size for what I put in them. You can do whatever you want
what % are the eggs scaled??
60-80%
@@Dancyn3Dprints Are you running stock settings printing the eggs/dragons
Your farm is truly amazing to see in action. Do you think it plausible to make $50,000 profit per year after taxes with 12-18 printers?
@adams1625 yes that's what I used to do. Especially now with higher speed printers
@@Dancyn3Dprints Thanks alot man! I can make this happen. Hope you're doing well love to see your content
very easily we did 8k this month with 5
@@ryanmcclure7646 Wow thanks for that man. Not asking for specific niche, but do you do B2B stuff?
I feel like a lot of money could be made with prototypes and higher barrier to entry items, like abs, asa, carbon fiber, stuff like that
@@adams1625 we do some b2b replacing injected molded simple parts for a factory, with 3d printed ones, but this month we did $5k on etsy finally finding our niche on there.
Dang I wish your videos were longer 😢
You can just watch my past videos lol
@@Dancyn3Dprints already watched them all
Can I work for you?
So much printer poop @2:21
@@Klip3D lol