The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to 3D Printing - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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In this video I cover all the aspects of 3d printing for beginners!
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Part 1 was great; Part 2 is needed.
If you guys have not watched "The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to 3D Printing Part 1"... You need to because this man knows how to put out incredible learning information easily picked up by anyone, and I fully support channels who put forth the time and effort in making these.
-Thank you again for an incredible video 3D Now!
Excellent information. A little fast for newbies, just watching it for the second time.
Great video! Don't understand the negative comments, as I had no problem following your great advice:) Please do more basic videos that focus on installing the 3d software, loading cura slicer profiles for your printer (where to get the profiles), and how to update your printers firmware. Marlin firmware upgrades scare me and would love a detailed video on upgrading my CR 10 S Pro:)
Good video. I’m here because I’m thinking of adding a 3D printer to my shop. I was at a trade show 6 years ago and saw a 3D printer. I asked how much... the rep said “55k”... I said I can pay 3 or 4x for a machine and it’ll pay for itself within 18 to 24 months.
Now that I’m seeing industrial grade ones for a lot cheaper, it seems plausible to do so for a one off or prototype work.
Very knowledgeable and more than I need. Of course, you don't know which kind of printers we are using so you are trying to cover all the bases. Still a learning experience, though.
Bro I absolutely LOVE your content. Very much attention to detail. A step-by-step guide that really goes into the pros and cons of techniques, material, different types of bedding / 3d-printers etc. VERY well structured video. Thank you!
The small ship model can be defined as the "hello world" i think.
Yes buddy, I think the official name for it is 'benchy' model!!
This video needs more views
Those were very helpful videos I was saving up for a printer and I realized I didn't know anything about 3d printing thanks a lot bro!
I thought part 1 was good for me as a complete noobie
but part two was a little fast and I was lost after the first couple of minutes. Really needs part one and a half !
Rgds
Hi, I recently bought my first 3d printer, a Qidi 3d XPlus. I have no idea where to start. I basically want to make cookie cutters and plates for my soapmaking business. Where can I buy your 3d printer guide to start studying? I found your videos very enlightening and now I understand I need an additional software to prepare my design before importing it to the printer software. Thanks for your help ❤️
Absolutely very informative and very clear to understand video. Excellent quality instructions and information. Thank you so much!
Super informative man, thanks!!
Im watching these because im thinking about getting into rc cars but its really expensive to replace broken parts. Curently saving up for a good 3d printer so i can save some money
I recommend PETG above ABS since it is also stronger than PLA, plus its cheaper and easier to print then ABS.
please please no music....it's difficult to attend
Man. This seems difficult. I just wanna download the files, plug them in and print away lol
ok, so first download the files from any site then how you will print them
By putting those files on SD card ??
Connect wifi
start printing process ???
I made it to about 6:00 before getting a little motion sick from the amount of zoom in and outs. It's a little much lol. I love the info all and in the vids tho. Love to get into the 3D printing world
Thank You for your videos.
I am in a wheelchair and I am looking to see if I can make an 3D print of my booster box that I set on with my 14" wide cushion on to top that had a drawer in the middle for things. But I worry about if it is possible with me sitting on. I am about 98lbs or less.
Is there any health hazard can be caused by 3d printers if used in a living room and ppl around it ? is it loud while operating ? is there any heat generated ?
The melting plastic can be toxic, but it depends on the material. Most printers do make noise, but it depends on the printer, and some heat is generated from the nozzle and build plate, but not too much in the room it is in.
I've been hearing blender is a good 3D modeling program. Thoughts?
Yes, it is very good as well. Totally free, but a little hard to learn for beginners.
3D Now sounds like a challenge. I'm game! Thanks for the response brotha
1:10 "Vladimir Putin"
Excellent content and info, loose that music back track it's both annoying and distracting
God, yes. It's what...? A 6 second loop? Just horrible.
+1 and also could you use captions when mentioning terms and brand names, it's all new to me
Would be nice if you can add autogen captions like you did for the first video. Easy to do that, and it would get you more views.
Hi, Not even a beginner yet but have built my printer and it did not blow up when I plugged it in so thats a start. Would like to know how to ensure the bed is really level can you advise???
Hi! Check my cr10 calibration video for instructions
Do i need to wear protective gear when handling and sanding prints?
It might be helpful, but I personally do not.
Hi! Thank you for the insight - really an eye-opener for me. What software would one utilise for photo-to-3D and then to printing?
In fusion 360 or Inventor you can insert a photo and then trace it to make it 3D.
@@3DNow Hello & thank you for your excellent tutorials parts 1& 2. I'm seriously considering buying a 3D printer, and was wondering how to get a 3D image of my grandchildren, do I need a scanner or can I put a photo on a scanner card & the printer would read it ,then print it. I realise I'm trying to run before I can walk but I would be very grateful for your help & advice in this matter. Thank you and keep up the good work your doing for people like myself.
Software ideas for printing pumpkins, as in...what design software? I'll be investing pretty soon. I need something that can do good-sized dimensions...at least like 9x9x10...no smaller than that
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Does .STL files have an advantage over .OBJ?
Also, can you use painter tape on a glass bed? Or do you need to have a 3D printer that comes with a painter tape bed?
Are perimeter layers also known as shells?
And do all 3d printers have changeable nozzles?
Is it possible to print with HDPE? That would be a cool thing to have
where can you buy that storage container please thanks
What do you think of flashforge creator max? Just received it and haven't put it together or started yet. It's mostly assembled.
I'm looking to start with 3d printing making like movie and video game replica models doing research and even almost ready to make a purchase. Ater watching your videos I'm thinking I need a Fdm printer, with heated bed for starters? How do you suggest I start?
awesome video! thank you
i have a model that i want to print on my cr10 on cura i type in the measurements of the model which is 190mm but it does not fit the 300mm print bed, do you have any ideas on how i can fix this?
Great videos. Thanks so much.
My husband wears heavy braces and special sneaker shoes on each foot. These shoes weigh 10 lbs each. My question is...can I make something lighter in 3D printing for his feet?
What is the current affordable fdm printer?
Is there an emergency stop on most printers, in case your print is not going well in the beginning? Or do you just have to wait with a pouty face as your filament is being wasted?
You can stop the print in the menu whenever you want.
great boats man.... appreciated
When is it gonna finish
So are you only able to print something that has a blueprint. Can you do something that doesn't. I build guitars and when I heard of 3d printing. I realized how handy this could be. But if you cant make your own, this would be pretty useless
To bad no has put out a video on the Ctc dual printer on how to make file that can be printed on the Ctc dual printer and how to get the left extruder to work and how cura does not work Ctc dual printer
nice video mate,i wan't to buy a 3d printer,but i can't decide wich is better.Is the alfawise u20 good quallity printer? i wan't to print 300*300*400 scale.
If you want a printer with that bed size, check out the cr10 with the link in the description
@@3DNow i checked.u suggests me that or alfawise u20? At the c10r is good quallity materials?
I would recommend the cr10 or cr10s because I have not tested the u20
hey bro! I have some basic questions... I've seen that a lot of people on youtube that shows, which printer they recommend, or they explain how it works, but I can't find how to maintain the 3D printer. I've ordered an ender-3 printer and the reason why I choose this one is because it is cheap good looking and I think it will be fine for me, and it was also recommended by some guys on youtube. since I have like almost no clue about this stuff, I'm really interested how you maintain it, like what should you do when you finish with printing, do you need to clean the nozzle and if how? and I also don't know how often would you change the nozzle, or how you know its ready to be changed... tnx for reply
Hi! After a print finishes, take out the spool and put it back into its plastic bag. That's it. You don't need to clean the nozzle unless you are switching filament. Just turn the heat up a little higher and let the new filament run through for a little. The brass nozzles usually never have to be changed with PLA unless you are using abrasive materials and the nozzle hole is getting bigger. If you are constantly printing carbon fiber, then the circle hole on the nozzle will probably wear out after a while. The signs are the filament coming out of the nozzle not in a straight line, but curling everywhere. I hope that helps.
tnx bro that helps a lot :) nah i just started.. so for now, until i don't learn some basics ill keep evrything on an easy lvl, and PLA i think will do the trick :) but if i will have some more questions ill ask :)
This felt like one long sentence without any breaks or anything, if you get what I mean. Part 1 was better.
But this way the info is delivered fast and keeps you listening. I find it easier to take it in
Wait you can use CAM in Fusion 360
So, for knife scales, which printer do you recommend?
Hey I have a question and also I really like your videos
Say I want to make a custom car part but don't know the dimensions of the oem original part. Is there any way to find the cad model or dimensions say for a front bumper or something like that. If so where could I look?
For a car part, it's really unlikely to find a cad model. You usually would have to model that yourself. You can check online, though. I made a video about where to find 3d models to print.
Hey I just subscribed after watching the first part! I’m new to this 3D printing stuff so if my question sounds silly sorry: If I wanted to use a carbon fiber filament do I need a special kind of 3D printer or can I just get any 3D desktop one and a nozzle that can handle the abrasive nature of carbon fiber? Thanks
Most printers will work, but it needs to be able to heat the nozzle up to a high enough temperature and you do need an abrasive resistant nozzle. A heated bed is needed as well for most filaments.
Thanks man
Part 1 and 2 very useful info for beginners, but the background music on part 2 was unnecessary because it's hard to concentrate when english is not your 1º language.
can I print in an apartment or do I need to have a well ventilated area like a garage?
I had the same question - how much unwanted smell and noise is there when 3d printing?
Cura does not work ki in dual printers
I have some questions to start small business ... how much filament is consumed if u printing a box that is 12in x 12in x 12in ?
It depends on the infill. If you download a slicer like cura you can import a model and see exactly how much filament it will use.
Great video!!! but there is no need for music. The music takes away what your trying to present. If you do intend on using music, at least lower the volume so it does not drown your voice.
I got a Tevo Tornado for Christmas. Can parts be sanded, painted, glued, drilled, etc?
Parts on the printer or parts printed?
HI. Nice video. How to easily remove platform adhesion and support from the model?
To remove support, it depends on how tuned and calibrated the printer is.
this does not include closed captions
What good printer you think would be good for me to print like collectible toys with
It depends on your price range. Check the links in this video description
I’m interested to know about 3D scanners and if they can be transferred straight to a stl file
3d scanners create a massive amount of data usually in the form of a point cloud. Most output to OBJ files which you would normally import into a 3d modelling program to clean them up. .STL format uses surface tessellation to ensure there are no overlaps or gaps. Scanned objects are full of gaps and overlaps and extra information that does not relate to the finished product. What kind of scanner? LASER, Photo, XRay?
The first video was way better because it had structure. Nevertheless, very informative.
What software would you suggest for the Creality 3D Ender 3?
CAD software or slicing software?
@@3DNow both please
Fusion 360 for CAD and Cura for the slicer
Hello sir, how is the g-code created?
The slicer creates the gcode.
It's a good video and a lot of good info but that background music gotta go. It made it difficult to concentrate on what was being said sometimes.
Good video except for the music
What about open Scad?
That is another cad software
Gearbest? They owe me $360 for a Chiron that never was delivered by UPS.
Can you please add captions to your videos? I am from India and I feel it difficult to understand your accent.
LMAO
There is no way in hell any of those CAD programs are “super easy”.
I want to open my own work in 3d printing in india.Please suggest me way to do
Do you have a 3d printer yet? That will be the first step
No. I learning 3d printing with my job as a 3d modeler
I want to but 3d printer but i can’t afford costly printer so pls suggest me best and affordable printer in india
And thanks alot for your rply
Sure! Check the links in the description of this video. The Creality Ender 3 is a good low cost printer
Thanks
Will you please tell me what should i do than
Pretty informative but it's just hard to listen to him talk
"We are using millimeters because thats what the 3D printing community uses" ... +95% of all people in the world btw. Basically everyone, except US Americans.
Just print pla cooler and slower . Much better quality. About 160 .
Please add English Caption
Dude, turn down the music.
I like the content, and the photos, but please don't make a video that is constantly pushing into and pulling out of photos. It's distracting and makes it hard to watch.
agree... I can't see the screen which he is talking about due to the zoomed in effect
Lose the background music.
Everything else is pretty good.
stop with the in and out of camera
Sketchup
Autodesk
*sad Blender noises*
lmao
Why you publish part 2 too late, its almost a year after
It goes more in depth, not really starting where the first video left off. People asked lots of questions in the first video and thought I would answer them and expand in a second video.
Hmm, but plz make 1 more tutorial in which clearly teach how to upload file and build a 3d structure
I already have videos on that. Please look at my channel.
Be thankful
The first video I was able to follow OK but this one, yikes! Seems like if you already knew about 3d printing then you can follow but if you are totally new then forget it. Every term, every bit of info just went right over my head. It was too much, too fast and in my opinion not for a beginner. BUT thanks though cause I can now take your video and individually research each topic you spit out and learn. At least I have a launch base.
Music annoying!!! As a beginner you are already over my head. Between Part 1 and 2 you are too deep in your presentation for a "BEGINNER".
I have to agree that you seem to be racing thru some sort of overview! I've just gotten to the 5:39 mark and have learned NOTHING!
Ok...this is all Nice. But What IF you want to CREATE something of your OWN design ?? Big deal scanning through Other people's work ! Pfffft
Check out my CAD tutorials. You can create your own models to print.
why are you using music its very unprofessional!
3D Now
Man that drum beat sucks !!!!!
OMG, I couldn't make it all the way through your video. Between the background music being so annoying that I wanted to punch my monitor, and unfortunately your speech patterns being so mumbly, I had to go. You seem like a talented young man. Ditch the background noise, and make yourself a script to follow, and I'm sure it will help you slow down a bit and enunciate your words properly. Sorry but I just couldn't hang with you.
Wanting to punch your monitor over music isn't his problem, that's yours mate.
Gerard, I agree with you. Great concept, terrible implimentation!
What's wrong with this guy's speech? Sounds like he's cropping out his stutters
Stop mumbling, i can only understand every other word!
you lost me, too much talking-mumbling, did not understand any of it, sorry
Maybe it was too much for you to understand lol.
superb video mate thx
"We are using millimeters because thats what the 3D printing community uses" ... +95% of all people in the world btw. Basically everyone, except US Americans.
"We are using millimeters because thats what the 3D printing community uses" ... +95% of all people in the world btw. Basically everyone, except US Americans.