Thank you Richard, this was a bit of an eye opener for me, I have experimented with supports for a while, my guess work has been off, But know with this demo I can now see the silly mistakes I have made, a great tutorial Thank god their are people like you to educate people like me
I have been printing for two weeks now. Man some of the supports have been a bear to get off, or in one case impossible. So now I am going to try a tree support, that was just amzing the way it peeled off. Thanks for the great tips!
I've been curious about using tree supports. I think I'll give them a try next time. Also, Richard you look 15 years younger! The new haircut and beard trim are definitely working for you!
Finally an excellent video explaining support setting. I don't tend to use Cura that much as my Windows Pc is old and sluggish with onboard graphics, but it does run pretty well if I have Linux installed, so I might just add a Linux partition just so I can start using it again.
So after everything... Looking up what all the settings mean and do and what measurements to try and use… all that… just for Tree to be better in basically every way 😂 Like you said at the end, won’t work for everything, but tree really does simplify the whole process huh. Awesome video my man.
Great video. Its probably the best one I have seen covering Cura support settings. Im going to start using tree supports more often. Also, I hate removing supports from models lol.
Yes, I'm new to all this but what I do not understand about support structures is why we do not have a speed option for them? You would think that their would be 3 levels of speed: Print Speed, Travel Speed and then Support Speed. Since supports will be waste at the end, we don't need quality looking supports. :)
I have version 4.9.1. I’m trying to print a mandalorian helmet. The support coming from the visor is going through the model by the cheek piece and to the build plate. How to I stop this?
cura is not working well for me and i purchased a video card for it ,brim just moves my plastic on the bed and i cleaned it with rubing alcolo and leveled my bed am i doing something wrong i am new and just got my 3d pro three days ago,
Supports on Cura have been a problem for me. I been trying to print the USS ARIZONA Tower structure aft section and I gave up on two that I just could not remove the supports. The supports were very tight to the tripod legs and I broke one of them trying to snip around it. Going to give it another shot and see if tree supports will help with this section.
this was my 3rd print ever last week (I'm new) on my ender 3 v2. I didn't know how to use supports. Everything turned out fine without supports except for his right hand. yoda now has no hand in my model lol. but everything else printed fine with no supports . I guess I got lucky
I'm so new, but how do we have the colours for supports ect different? Mine are all the same colour as the model, which makes it so hard to actually see which is a support and which is a model! Thanks in advance
Hi I'm in cura under experimental and first thing on mine is slicing tolerance I dont see tree support im trying to do baby yoda and I'm new to 3d printing
I think I must be blind, My Cura program doesn't have Tree Support option at all! do I have to pre-select something to get it to show up? I'm very new to this and trying to print a goooooossseeee :(
Have a question on the tree supports. When your talking about turning off the support then using the experimental option. When i open mine, I don't see Tree Support. Mine starts out with slicing model option. Was this option removed in the newer version? I'm using version 4.8.0.
I can't stand it when people tell me to subscribe before the content of the video has played. Guess what? Everyone knows how subscribing works. If I LIKE your content, I'll subscribe on my own...after I've seen it.
I think the filament not sticking because it’s dry. It’s no longer the surface which is glass bed, pei or whatever u use u printing on dry filament basically.
The cura support is really far from good, the default settings are way too over. it could be so easy just do some stick support and before touching the object try to connect the sticks.... like a wooden building is holding the ceiling with a Y line structure. Big minus for cura on the support.
My experience is, while Tree Supports usually increase print time, and add a little to material usage, cleanup is MUCH quicker, and the prints have far less support scarring to fix in post processing. So, timewise, it’s a wash, and the end results are far better.
So, why is Canada still using my shit, as people be over here claiming the same alberta location using my shit meaning things and stuff ant it clear. Shipping container,
Thank you for this, it has made my life in 3D printing a lot easier. I'm new to the hobby and this has helped me so much.
Thank you Richard, this was a bit of an eye opener for me, I have experimented with supports for a while, my guess work has been off, But know with this demo I can now see the silly mistakes I have made, a great tutorial Thank god their are people like you to educate people like me
I watched 4 videos about supports. Your's is by fat the most informative, thank you for the knowledge.
First week owning Ender 3 V2. Thank you, very helpful video!
Just the clearest easiest to relate to printing channel on RUclips thank you friend .!
The demo of tree supports was great. Thanks for the in-depth on when and how those would best be used.
Richard, you are the best. Nobody explains things the way you do. I couldn't print without you!
You are a fantastic teacher - I liked your quick and to the point instruction. Thanks...
Thanks for your kind words.
I have been printing for two weeks now. Man some of the supports have been a bear to get off, or in one case impossible. So now I am going to try a tree support, that was just amzing the way it peeled off. Thanks for the great tips!
ME as well. Thank god it was a small piece. I had to make a new one!
Tree support have made my day!
I've been curious about using tree supports. I think I'll give them a try next time.
Also, Richard you look 15 years younger! The new haircut and beard trim are definitely working for you!
omg, this has made some of my prints so easy to work with thank you so much for your time and effort to the community. keep it up brotha.
Finally an excellent video explaining support setting. I don't tend to use Cura that much as my Windows Pc is old and sluggish with onboard graphics, but it does run pretty well if I have Linux installed, so I might just add a Linux partition just so I can start using it again.
One week into printing and this has helped me understand so much MORE!!! Thank you!
Been looking around for a Cura support video like this, a great video! I am surprised it hasn't had more views.
So after everything... Looking up what all the settings mean and do and what measurements to try and use… all that… just for Tree to be better in basically every way 😂
Like you said at the end, won’t work for everything, but tree really does simplify the whole process huh. Awesome video my man.
First time viewing your channel and love the no nonsense easy to understand instruction, subscribed and looking forward to learning more.
I will be trying this print next, great video!. Will have it playing while working in Cura, that's for sure!
This is a great video for those not willing to read the settings guide in the extensions tab.
That's some nice prints there Richard! Great tutorial too!
Great video. Its probably the best one I have seen covering Cura support settings. Im going to start using tree supports more often. Also, I hate removing supports from models lol.
awesome job in describing support options....I finally understand +1
How can you change the viewing quality in PREVIEW, yours is quite clear as mine is about 30%
Hi, could someoune tell me why I can not find tree support in the program (even in expert)?
Thank you very much 👍👍
great thanks amigo
Yes, I'm new to all this but what I do not understand about support structures is why we do not have a speed option for them? You would think that their would be 3 levels of speed: Print Speed, Travel Speed and then Support Speed. Since supports will be waste at the end, we don't need quality looking supports. :)
Great video you're a good teacher. Keep up the great work. Thank you.
Awesome Video Cheers from Halifax
I have version 4.9.1. I’m trying to print a mandalorian helmet. The support coming from the visor is going through the model by the cheek piece and to the build plate. How to I stop this?
very informative and precise, really helps a lot with such videos, thanks for this and hope to see more. keep it up
Very useful tips. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the overview.
Great Video.
Very exiting video. I am using Cura 4.11 and the tree support is not showing... As it been remove from the latest version ?
Thanks.
cura is not working well for me and i purchased a video card for it ,brim just moves my plastic on the bed and i cleaned it with rubing alcolo and leveled my bed am i doing something wrong i am new and just got my 3d pro three days ago,
Supports on Cura have been a problem for me. I been trying to print the USS ARIZONA Tower structure aft section and I gave up on two that I just could not remove the supports. The supports were very tight to the tripod legs and I broke one of them trying to snip around it. Going to give it another shot and see if tree supports will help with this section.
this was my 3rd print ever last week (I'm new) on my ender 3 v2. I didn't know how to use supports. Everything turned out fine without supports except for his right hand. yoda now has no hand in my model lol. but everything else printed fine with no supports . I guess I got lucky
Thank you! this has helped !
I'm so new, but how do we have the colours for supports ect different? Mine are all the same colour as the model, which makes it so hard to actually see which is a support and which is a model!
Thanks in advance
Hi I'm in cura under experimental and first thing on mine is slicing tolerance I dont see tree support im trying to do baby yoda and I'm new to 3d printing
I think I must be blind, My Cura program doesn't have Tree Support option at all! do I have to pre-select something to get it to show up? I'm very new to this and trying to print a goooooossseeee :(
Thank you so much
Have a question on the tree supports. When your talking about turning off the support then using the experimental option. When i open mine, I don't see Tree Support. Mine starts out with slicing model option. Was this option removed in the newer version? I'm using version 4.8.0.
It was made a stable feature in 4.8. You can now find it under the Support tab. The dropdown gives you an option for normal supports or tree supports.
@@TheFirstLayer thanks helps me a lot
I can't stand it when people tell me to subscribe before the content of the video has played. Guess what? Everyone knows how subscribing works. If I LIKE your content, I'll subscribe on my own...after I've seen it.
I can´t find the tree support in the experminental section! I just downloaded 4,7,1 version and activated the expert mode.. Can you pls help.
They moved it up into the regular supports menu now. When you click on supports there will be adrop down for what type regular or tree
Hil am having a problem with my creality cr-10 printer. Whenever l pause and resume it creates a step or gap within my model.Can you help please.
I think the filament not sticking because it’s dry. It’s no longer the surface which is glass bed, pei or whatever u use u printing on dry filament basically.
Annoyed by this, tried this model with tree supports, but it seems like the right hand is not supported, not sure what's going on here...
Why is the tab for tree supports named experimental?
Its a newer feature or it was at the time. Its been moved out of the experimental stage and into the support menu in 4.7
I still think its crazy how resin printing requires about 200% less support.
The cura support is really far from good, the default settings are way too over. it could be so easy just do some stick support and before touching the object try to connect the sticks.... like a wooden building is holding the ceiling with a Y line structure.
Big minus for cura on the support.
You actually can do that its stilla bit clunky but it can be done.
Turning off supports and turning on tree supports added 1.5 hours to my Yoda build.
My experience is, while Tree Supports usually increase print time, and add a little to material usage, cleanup is MUCH quicker, and the prints have far less support scarring to fix in post processing. So, timewise, it’s a wash, and the end results are far better.
and i thought my slicing was slow at 4 or 5 sec lol
So, why is Canada still using my shit, as people be over here claiming the same alberta location using my shit meaning things and stuff ant it clear. Shipping container,
Great Video.