NeedItMakeIt | This may be CRAZY, or at least my worst - Feat. Bambu X1C @NeedItMakeIt | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 19 hours ago.
Does your printer perform too well? Are you sick and tired of every single 3d print being a success? In this video, we'll try to see if we can introduce some 'sweet' vibrations into the prints by raising the printer up on stilts and 'Kabobbing' it.
Thank you again to my long-time supporters of the channel on Patreon. If you're interested in supporting the channel, I'll be posting behind the scenes videos there starting next week as well as interacting directly if you have video content ideas or questions or ideas of any kind. Here is the link to join!
Support this channel:
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Link to Printer LIFT KIT - STL Files
patreon.com/Needitmakeit/shop/bambu-lab-x1c-p1p-pis-p1e-lift-kit-print-37474?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=productshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
The truth is that this video is about seeing what kinds of results we get when we modify the printer. In this case, we're trying to find out what happens if we lift the printer up. Does the print quality suffer, are there other issues?
I have to say that after spending quite a bit of time thinking of how I could make the print quality worse, I believed that I had come up with the best way to accomplish it. It didn't go quite as I had planned.
The end goal of this video is to decide which direction makes the most sense for adding parts onto this printer, should I make something stand-alone, or re-use the structure of the existing printer, the testing performed in this video gave a clear answer and now I know how to move ahead. I'd like to design something that provides a lot more storage, that will be attached to the printer solidly, which can be easily accessed and would have plenty of space for every tool you can think of to maintain your printer and to clean your prints... though that's not really something that you need often with this printer.
If you're interested in checking out Bambu / Creality Printers and filament, here is my affiliate link (a small portion of any sales helps fund future videos):
BAMBU PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghz
CREALITY PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghy
CREALITY HYPER PLA
shrsl.com/4aghn
#3dprinting
#bambulab
#bambu
Does your printer perform too well? Are you sick and tired of every single 3d print being a success? In this video, we'll try to see if we can introduce some 'sweet' vibrations into the prints by raising the printer up on stilts and 'Kabobbing' it.
Thank you again to my long-time supporters of the channel on Patreon. If you're interested in supporting the channel, I'll be posting behind the scenes videos there starting next week as well as interacting directly if you have video content ideas or questions or ideas of any kind. Here is the link to join!
Support this channel:
patreon.com/Needitmakeit
Link to Printer LIFT KIT - STL Files
patreon.com/Needitmakeit/shop/bambu-lab-x1c-p1p-pis-p1e-lift-kit-print-37474?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=productshare_creator&utm_content=join_link
The truth is that this video is about seeing what kinds of results we get when we modify the printer. In this case, we're trying to find out what happens if we lift the printer up. Does the print quality suffer, are there other issues?
I have to say that after spending quite a bit of time thinking of how I could make the print quality worse, I believed that I had come up with the best way to accomplish it. It didn't go quite as I had planned.
The end goal of this video is to decide which direction makes the most sense for adding parts onto this printer, should I make something stand-alone, or re-use the structure of the existing printer, the testing performed in this video gave a clear answer and now I know how to move ahead. I'd like to design something that provides a lot more storage, that will be attached to the printer solidly, which can be easily accessed and would have plenty of space for every tool you can think of to maintain your printer and to clean your prints... though that's not really something that you need often with this printer.
If you're interested in checking out Bambu / Creality Printers and filament, here is my affiliate link (a small portion of any sales helps fund future videos):
BAMBU PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghz
CREALITY PRINTERS
shrsl.com/4aghy
CREALITY HYPER PLA
shrsl.com/4aghn
#3dprinting
#bambulab
#bambu
