There are A 💩 ton of rolling trays that have childhood characters and newer cartoon characters on them and they sell good. So I wouldn’t worry about what people think or say about the ashtray idea. I think It’s a great idea 👍
The skull is looking great ! - I often manually change filament while the printer is running... cut the old reel with snips and push the new end into the bowden tube ( follwoing the old filament ) and keep the pressure on until the extruder grabs it... zero issue with layer shift - can't tell where the filament changeover happens. You don't have to wait for the end of the current roll - just make sure there is a new roll in place so it won't run out while your not there.
So stoked about the giga. You are killing it with it! About the anxiety, it’s only for the prints first rodeo. If they’ve successfully printed before, not much need to worry for repeated prints. All about testing, on your successful prints, start cranking up the speed, increase your margins
I believe he means, on a brand new spool, look on the inside of it where the filament is poked through and layed over, clip the layed over section. Now when it gets to the end of the spool, it pulls off clean and doesn’t jam.
For your runout sensor issues..... what you need up stream of the run-out sensor is a 'tangle sensor'. This will detect where the filament snags or meets any resistance and the printer automatically pause the print with known position recorded and heat bed still on. You would have to configure your firmware to support it - try contacting Elegoo support to see if its possible.
I haven't noticed any issues with your audio. I guess maybe it could be normalized. I agree that the skull could tip over. I watched another youtube video that blew my mind. Supports aren't just for overhangs, but to stop things from tipping over. I have printed bobble heads and the head starts bobbling during the print. I could have put supports on the sides to stop it. BAM!
😅 My man here 3d printing in his home garage without a care in the world if his lungs 🫁 survive long enough to see tomorrow, But awesome video bro thank you.
You should do a redhead in the character models sir and where did you find them filament holders that you use on your printers sir? Please and thank you very much and awesome videos to keep it up sir
Personality i think asa or nylon would work to print an ashtray From what i printed using those materials But im no expert, so definitely would need testing
Gravity is just a theory, it has never been proven, so it is not real. It's density and buoyancy that causes things to fall or rise, depending if the thing is more or less dense than the air around it.
@@BIEDZ_3D_RC I would not dare contradict anything that has capitals in a statement - but when stuff is falling down on me at 9.81 m/s/s I always get out of the way if I can.
There are A 💩 ton of rolling trays that have childhood characters and newer cartoon characters on them and they sell good.
So I wouldn’t worry about what people think or say about the ashtray idea. I think It’s a great idea 👍
The skull is looking great ! - I often manually change filament while the printer is running... cut the old reel with snips and push the new end into the bowden tube ( follwoing the old filament ) and keep the pressure on until the extruder grabs it... zero issue with layer shift - can't tell where the filament changeover happens. You don't have to wait for the end of the current roll - just make sure there is a new roll in place so it won't run out while your not there.
So stoked about the giga. You are killing it with it! About the anxiety, it’s only for the prints first rodeo. If they’ve successfully printed before, not much need to worry for repeated prints. All about testing, on your successful prints, start cranking up the speed, increase your margins
That's the plan
Still thinking knowing my luck it'll fail at 99.9999999999%
I believe he means, on a brand new spool, look on the inside of it where the filament is poked through and layed over, clip the layed over section. Now when it gets to the end of the spool, it pulls off clean and doesn’t jam.
Throw some braids on that squatting T-Rex skull and triple the price.
Using fraction scale seems like the most well known system.
But based on what? What's the original measurement was my real question. Some arbitrary height?
I've used hot water for tricky supports. It softens them to the point you can manipulate them and pull right off.
I hate clutter too. I also hate spending money on expensive storage solutions LOL. But I need to.
No kidding, probably 3-4k in workbenches and cabinets in my office
For your runout sensor issues..... what you need up stream of the run-out sensor is a 'tangle sensor'. This will detect where the filament snags or meets any resistance and the printer automatically pause the print with known position recorded and heat bed still on. You would have to configure your firmware to support it - try contacting Elegoo support to see if its possible.
hot glue some supports along bottom might be what you might? want to do? good luck, rooting for you man.
Appreciate YOU brother
Nooooh... it's PLA - hotglue on thin PLA will likely be a disaster ! --- in future "paint" some supports in the slicer to help provide some stability.
Use PETG for support interfaces for perfect supports.
Have you tried doing a petg interface for the supports? Works a treat with 0 spacing
I have, the stringyness ended up getting baked into the model. Unless I have absolute perfection on the temp for the petg i dont see a way around it
@@TechnicalsTinkers fair enough
I haven't noticed any issues with your audio. I guess maybe it could be normalized. I agree that the skull could tip over. I watched another youtube video that blew my mind. Supports aren't just for overhangs, but to stop things from tipping over. I have printed bobble heads and the head starts bobbling during the print. I could have put supports on the sides to stop it. BAM!
I normalize it but the mic sounds muffled to me. Migrating to my sony currently, trying to sort it out
What about getting a metal bowl for n ashtray and designing a 3d model around it?
😅 My man here 3d printing in his home garage without a care in the world if his lungs 🫁 survive long enough to see tomorrow, But awesome video bro thank you.
Good thing I don't live in my garage
You should do a redhead in the character models sir and where did you find them filament holders that you use on your printers sir? Please and thank you very much and awesome videos to keep it up sir
5:25 just put some manual supports on the bottom overhangs
Can't write if you can't relate, trade the cash for the beef, for the body, for the hate.
Time is a piece of wax
Fallen on a termite
He's chokin on the splinters
@@TechnicalsTinkers With the plastic eyeballs, spray-paint the vegetables
Dog food stalls with the beefcake pantyhose
How do you like your p1p? I have A1s and need another but really don’t need AMS, but price is the same between the A1 combo and P1P.
I do like it. If you don't need an AMS and no exotic materials I dont see why another A1 wouldn't be best
Personality i think asa or nylon would work to print an ashtray
From what i printed using those materials
But im no expert, so definitely would need testing
is the giga running normal speed? seems painfully slow
Slowed it down. First print, wasn't taking any chances
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Gravity is just a theory, it has never been proven, so it is not real. It's density and buoyancy that causes things to fall or rise, depending if the thing is more or less dense than the air around it.
Slow down you're literally BLOWING MY MIND
@@TechnicalsTinkersforget gravity and supports - that's what a good first layer and bed adhesion is for!! 😂😂
The next time you fall over ask yourself if gravity is perhaps a little more than just a theory 😀
@@paulcrabb7167 it IS a theory, so it is NOT a real thing, so many people just believe what they've been told and don't think for themselves
@@BIEDZ_3D_RC I would not dare contradict anything that has capitals in a statement - but when stuff is falling down on me at 9.81 m/s/s I always get out of the way if I can.