Smoke and Fumes from 3d Printers and Lasers: What You Need to Know. Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-11-14 | Too much smoke or fumes in your workshop. First, in this video, I discuss the types of smoke and fumes produced by standard machines used by hobbyists and makers. Then I explore why that might be a problem and looks at some products from Comgrow to address the problem. Finally, I evaluate the Comgrow Smoke Absorber and Laser Enclosure to determine their effectiveness.I also look at wearing a mask and if it makes a difference when working in your home-based maker's space or workshop.The video is more than just a discussion. It includes accurate tests where I measure the HCHO and PM 2.5 levels with and without the Comgrow smoke absorber.00:00 Introduction02:15 Is Any Level of Smoke and Fumes Safe?04:37 Xtool D1 10W Laser Cutter05:03 Comgrow Smoke Absorber06:18 How Does a Smoke Absorber Work?10:19 Laser and 3d Printer Enclosures11:54 Assembling the Comgrow Laser Enclosure13:20 Testing Methodology14:11 Connecting Smoke Absorber to Enclosure16:40 Beginning the Tests18:44 Failed Test 119:20 Successful Test 220:15 Longer Laser Burns More Smoke, Test 321:04 Failed Test 422:51 Do KN95 Masks Help23:31 Success -- What I am Going to Use Going ForwardComgrow Home Pagecomgrow.comAffiliate Link to Smoke Absorberamzn.to/3E7vvkFAffiliate Link to Comgrow Laser and 3d Printer Tentsamzn.to/3E4Z3zu---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, laser engravers, and single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions at no cost to you and help support the MakeWithTech video production and purchase of products for reviews, labs, forums, and websites. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you visit the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open-source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Ortur Laser Master 3 - Unique Features Make it a Good Value Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-12-15 | As makers, we now have multiple Laser Engravers/Cutters for less than $1,000 that have real performance chops. This is an exciting time. In this review, I look at the Ortur Laser Master 3, an excellent machine with some unique features. The folks at Zbanx provided me with this laser at no cost for the review.Amazon promotional price affiliate link for the Ortur laser:amzn.to/3V4F2Q2You can also order the Ortur Laser from the following affiliate links:https://s.zbanx.com/r/NeC4tTXxVIqlPromotions for my viewers provided by Zbanx:Ortur Laser Maser 3original price：$699.99 code： S100 （$100 off)Final price: $599.99Bundle: OLM3+YRR/ETK/FFT/PLATFORMOriginal price：$749.99Code: M100 ($100 off)Final price: $649.99https://s.zbanx.com/r/Aulk7C2iHhUhhttps://s.zbanx.com/r/O3ctXedMxtISThe above links help support the channel at no additional cost.00:00 Introduction05:08 Assembly09:31 Key Unique Features12:20 Laser Master 3 Setup and Configuration14:09 LM3 Web Interface15:24 LM3 Desktop SW Options16:19 Lightburn Setup and User21:20 Setting Up to Engrave22:59 Protect Your Desk From Laser Burn Through23:47 Dealing with Smoke from Laser Engravers25:30 Selecting Material Settings30:44 Reviewing Sample Cuttings and Engravings---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, Sovol, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. Laser devices and accessories from Comgrow, Ortur, and X-Tools are also covered.Look for customizable 3d models at models.makewithtech.com.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions at no cost to you and help support the MakeWithTech video production and purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you visit the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open-source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Is the Sovol SV06 the Best 3D Printer for beginners? Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-12-05 | The Sovol SV06 is a remarkable value for the feature set it delivers. It is based on the Prusa Mk3 architecture and even improves on Mk3 maintainability in several areas. In this first look, we will learn if it can produce good-quality 3d prints and if it is appropriate for folks new to 3d printing.Sovol Affiliate Link to Printersovol3d.com/collections/machine/products/sovol-sv06-direct-drive-3d-printer?sca_ref=2976648.ecOUQkIxdkSovol Amazon Store Affiliate Linkamzn.to/3F0GywJContents of Video00:00 Introduction04:03 Specifications05:05 Auto Z-Axis Calibration - Just Like a Prusa06:33 Direct Extruder8:19 All Metal Hot End9:11 Dual Z-Axis10:13 Control Board Access11:25 Assembly13:04 Auto Bed Leveling15:31 Z-Offset Adjustment and ABL19:21 Loading Filament21:30 Starting a Print from the SD Card23:08 Print Quality Review24:19 Correcting Filament Knots on the Reel27:00 Who Should Buy this PrinterLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and programmings single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, Solvol, and IdeaMaker.------The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions at no cost to you and help support the MakeWithTech video production and purchase of products for reviews, labs, forums, and websites. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you visit the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open-source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Smoke and Fumes Updated Information Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-11-15 | This is an update to the video about the Comgrow Enclosure and Smoke Absorber posted a couple of days ago.Here is a link to the original video, which contains a complete review of both products and useful information about measuring smoke and fumes in your workshop.youtu.be/rnAiJa2Jx_cComgrow Home Pagecomgrow.comAffiliate Link to Smoke Absorberamzn.to/3E7vvkFAffiliate Link to Comgrow Laser and 3d Printer Tentsamzn.to/3E4Z3zuAffiliate Link to Big Gulp Hoodamzn.to/3V0Eew1Affiliate Link to VIVOSUN D4 4 Inch 195 CFM Inline Duct Ventilation Fanamzn.to/3tsS6DDAffiliate Link to Flexible Ductamzn.to/3tuIbNV---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, laser engravers, and single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions at no cost to you and help support the MakeWithTech video production and purchase of products for reviews, labs, forums, and websites. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you visit the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open-source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Upcoming Reviews Schedule Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-11-03 | #shortsHere is a sneak peek at some products I will be reviewing over the rest of the year.
New Thingiverse Customizer alternative! Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-10-21 | We've just released a new beta of our Thingiverse Customizer alternative that lets you easily create 3d printable models from scratch!models.makewithtech.com** IMPORTANT UPDATE ***Based on feedback from viewers the ability to download OpenSCAD scripts will now be included with free subscriptions. Thank you to all of my viewers for their comments.If you're a 3d printer owner or you're looking to start printing 3d models, this new customizer is a great way to get started. Check it out now and get started printing your own models today!The Thingiverse customize has only worked on and off for the last couple of years and it has seen no recent improvements. At MakeWithTech we are committed to releasing a new customizer with a growing list of features.Watch this sneak preview to see some of the capabilities of the current models.makewithtech.com customizer.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, and purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open-source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
5 Advanced Cura and Prusa Slicer Features Youre Not familiar with Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-09-28 | Over the years the Cura Slicer and the Prusa Slicer have both evolved while competing with each other. Recently they have begun to copy features directly from each other. This video covers five advanced features that are common to both slicers and how to use them to improve your prints.00:00 Introduction01:50 Which Slicer is Better04:04 Slicer Documentation04:48 Walls and Lines vs Perimeters10:11 Variable Layer Height11:18 Vases Mode vs Spiralize13:20 Variable Line Width (Arachne Engine)16:31 Monotonic Infill17:50 Lighting Infill---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, and purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Ender 3 V2 Neo: Review, Setup and Things to Know Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-08-30 | This video evaluates the new Ender 3 V2 Neo 3d printer from Creality and will help you decide if this is the right 3d printer for you. Included in the setup discussion is a complete procedure for leveling the bed of a 3d printer that has an ABL system and why you still need to manually level the bed.00:00 Introduction04:09 The Expanding Ender 3 Family of 3d Printers08:49 Ender 3 V2 Neo Assembly12:31 Feature Highlights14:04 Manually Leveling the Bed of a 3D Printer with ABL15:22 Bed Leveling Procedure21:50 Ender 3 V2 Neo Firmware Limitations23:00 Print Samples24:48 Creality PLA Filament26:43 Speed vs. Quality26:42 Ultimaker Cura Maximum Resolution and Maximum Deviation31:03 Who Should Buy an Ender 3 V2 NeoLinks to Official Creality sites:Ender-3 V2 Neo： bit.ly/3CNjVfzOfficial store： store.creality.comEnder 3 V2 Neo Affiliate link to Amazon site to help support the channel:amzn.to/3egc149---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and programming a single-board computer such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, and purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
How to Use Blender to Render a STL 3d Printer Model Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-08-26 | This video will teach you in under 20 minutes how to turn STL files into beautiful images for posting on blogs, user forums, and websites. You will learn just enough about Blender to use it for rendering images that you save as PNG or JPEG files.00:00 Introduction03:48 Generating Models from Templates07:00 Verify your Model with a Slicer07:29 Getting Started with Blender13:00 Working with STL Files16:00 Adding the 2nd Light to a Scene17:00 Adding Materials to a Model19:15 Exporting an Image as JPEG19:35 Updating model.makewithtech.com templatesLink to download Blender:blender.orgLink to Model @ MakeWithTech to Create Models from 3d Templatesmodels.makewithtech.comLink to discuss everything 3d printer:forum.makewithtech.com---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, program a single-board computer such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, and purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
3D Printer File Formats Explained Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-08-08 | Did you know you can 3d print STL and SVG files? Do you know the difference between an STL and a 3MF file? Most people with 3d printers understand how to use a slicer to print an STL file they download off of the internet. In this video, we discuss a range of 3d printer file formats and the steps you can use to print them.Content in this Video00:00 Introduction02:28 Topics Covered03:11 Types of Graphic File Formats04:11 Bitmaps vs Vectors06:38 SVG Files Explained07:21 STL Files Explained08:39 3d Printers Do Not Print STL Files09:23 What is G-Code (gcode)11:03 Comparing File Formats12:38 STL vs 3MF 3d Formats15:37 Comparing STL vs 3MF File Sizes16:41 Customizing 3d Printer Models21:36 3d Printing Bitmap Files (JPG, PNG, GIF)25:03 3d Printing CAD Files (Fusion 360, FreeCAD, Tinkercad)27:00 3d Printing SVG Files---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
3d Printing Tips for Beginners and Experts Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-07-15 | 10 lessons learned over 3 years of reviewing and using 15 different 3d printers. Sites Mentioned in this VideoModels for to Printmodels.makewithtech.comDiscuss this Video and Ask Questionsforum.makewithtech.comCalibration Tool for 3d Printers3d-printing-tools.makewithtech.comContent:00:00 Introduction02:46 A 3d printer is like a sewing machine05:32 Do not rely on auto bed leveling alone06:59 FDM vs Resin 3d Printers13:14 Types of FDM 3d Printers16:21 Learn about filament21:55 Slicers are not magic26:24 Enclosed 3d Printers -- Not for me28:10 It is not cheating29:13 Calibrating 3d Printer Firmware32:38 3d Printer Maintenance---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Cura 5 Review: Is It Revolutionary or a Bust? Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-06-23 | Cura 5 recently introduced a new slicer engine that optimizes 3d printer speed and quality. Is this really new or has this technology been available in the past in PursaSlicer or IdeaMaker?00:00 Introduction02:50 Impact of Ultimaker / Makerbot Merger05:14 What's new in Cura 5?06:42 Comparing Cura, PrusaSlicer and IdeaMaker07:21 Constructing a Test Print09:05 Cura 4.13 Base Case Test10:37 Cura 5.0 Test13:07 Cura 5.0 New Parameters14:16 PursaSlicer Test15:00 IdeaMaker Test15:50 Print Speed Comparison16:57 Recommendation---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Xtool D1 Review and Setup Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-06-07 | As a maker, you have a range of tools available for creating and innovating. In this video, I look at the Xtool D1 a dual diode laser capable of engraving and cutting a range of materials.00:00 Introduction06:22 Setup and Configuration12:11 Your First Laser Engraving16:15 Focusing the Xtool D1 Laser16:56 Checking Position of Print (Framing)22:00 Combining Engraving and Cutting24:31 Cutting 4mm Plywood25:22 Should You Buy this Laser?Xtool D1 Laser Affiliate link on Amazon. Purchase at the regular Amazon price and help support the channel.amzn.to/3Nuyoj0Ari Assist for Smoother Cutsamzn.to/3Nuyoj0Stainless Steel Business Card Blanksamzn.to/3xqY4aMLeather Luggage Tag Blanksamzn.to/3tmAZnjBirch Plywood 12 x 12 Squaresamzn.to/3tmAZnjWood Coaster Blanksamzn.to/3xf4yZ5---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
How to add Wifi, a Camera, and an APP to your 3D Printer Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-06-01 | The Mintion Beagle Camera is an all-in-one device that adds a wifi connection and remotely accessible camera to any Marlin-based 3d printer. In this review, I walk through the installation and use of this new product. While similar to the Creality wifi box and Octoprint this implementation is quite different.Learn more about the Beagle Camera at:mintion.netBuy the camera at:https://www.3dprinteraccessories.shop/products/mintion-beagleprint-beagle-camera00:00 Introduction03:02 Timelapse Demonstration04:10 What is included with the Mintion Beagle Camera05:54 Internet Security06:43 Mintion Beagle Camera Installation12:05 Connecting to a 3d Printer13:40 BeaglePrint Mobile APP15:21 Beagle Camera Browser Interface20:23 Disadvantages of Timelaspe Applications24:00 Summary---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Ender 3 S1 Pro Review - Engineering Grade Materials Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-05-06 | The Ender 3 S1 Pro is an engineering-grade 3d printer at a consumer price. In this video, I tested printing with PLA, PETG, Nylon, and Nylon-X and discussed how the Ender 3 S1 Pro is different from the S1. I also compared this printer to my experience with the Prusa i3 MK3.The following affiliate links may be used to purchase an Ender 3 S1 or S1 Pro:Ender 3 S1 Proamzn.to/3FlAuhYamzn.to/3sfhNr6Ender 3 S1amzn.to/3vQ5LXdamzn.to/3KPzIuDPergear: pergear.com/?ref=K8m8ETo download the print samples I used in this video head over to models.makewithtech.com and enter the numbers below into the Thingiverse search box:Crystal Lamp -- Thing Number: 4842466Carabiner -- Thing Number: 57174Lattice Cube -- Thing Number: 1850320To purchase the filaments used in this video head over to MatterHackers. Please note this is an affiliate link:http://www.matterhackers.com?aff=747600:00 Introduction02:00 Ender 3 S1 vs Ender 3 S1 Pro06:23 Ender 2 S1 Pro vs Prusa i3 MK3S+08:30 PLA Print Tests11:15 High-Temperature PETG Print Tests13:21 Nylon Print Test17:01 Nylon-X Print Test21:45 Upgrading the Print Nozzle23:35 Print Bed Surface for Nylon-X26:30 Conclusions---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Three Slicers: Cura, PrusaSlicer, IdeaMaker - Which One is the Best? Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-04-18 | Find the best 3d printer slicer for the job. In this video, I look at three of the leading slicers and highlight features specific to each of them. This video covers Cura Software, Prusa Software, and Raise3d Software. 00:00 Introduction03:25 Cura, PrusaSlicer, IdeaMaker04:12 Who makes these slicers?05:31 IDEX 3d Printers Explained06:13 Dissolvable Supports06:42 Common Slicer Features09:42 Print Quality Compared10:39 Which slicers do I use?11:16 Slicer Demonstrations11:30 Cura Slicer15:20 Cura Marketplace16:22 PrusaSlicer19:00 Printing Multiple Colors22:26 Cutting Models into Pieces24:26 IdeaMaker24:55 Loading Multiple Color Models28:12 Specifying Dissolvable Supports30:22 Adding Textures to Models31:54 Wrap up---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and with Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Organize at Home – Customized 3D Printed Containers Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-04-07 | 3d print customized containers and boxes using this simple browser-only approach. During spring cleaning season let's learn how to use models.makewithtech.com to find and customize models and speed up your container prints with vase (spiralize) mode.00:00 Introduction02:53 Searching for models to 3d print05:39 Customizing your models with only a browser07:20 Saving and restoring model parameters07:58 Customizer processing and results queues08:29 My Favorite Container Models11:19 Checking the processing queue12:05 Downloading the completed model for 3d Printing17:32 Using vase mode to print containers fasterSearch for the following things numbers at models.makewithtech.com to find the models I used in the video.Vase Mode Container Thing5341217Button Bar3449891Simple Box with Multiple Compartments1341482Round Containers with Lids612709Fully Customized Drawer Set from codeandmake.com5259832---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and programs single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Below are affiliate links that provide commissions at no cost to you and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Customize 3d Printing Models with your Browser Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-03-18 | The power of 3d printers is their ability to produce custom items. This video teaches you how to customize 3d models online for free with no software to install. Learn about the powerful new models.makewithtech.com 3d model search engine and OpenSCAD customizer.Models.makewithtech.com is a Thingiverse alternative search engine and customization tool. It provides improved search with the advantages of the robust Thingiverse model repository.00:00 Introduction04:01 Customize a Vacuum Hose Adapter04:58 Searching Thingiverse with models.makewithtech.com06:58 Find Customizable Models07:27 Using the Customizer11:26 Customize a Hanger Tag12:25 Upload and Customize Your Own Models13:48 Checking Customizer Queues15:11 SummaryHere is the Thingiverse link to the hanger tag:thingiverse.com/thing:5322275You can learn more about OpenSCAD at:openscad.orgLearn more about MakeWithTech at:makewithtech.com---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Creality Ender 3 S1 Review and Comparison to Creality Ender 3 Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-03-03 | The Creality Ender 3 revolutionized the consumer 3d printing marketplace. With the introduction of the Ender 3 S1, Creality has added a printer to the Ender family that has professional features. If you are in the market for a new 3d printer, should you buy an Ender 3 (or Ender 2 V2) or an Ender S1?00:00 Introduction04:24 Assembling and Ender 3 S108:30 Comparison of Feature in the Ender 3 vs. the Ender 3 S111:41 Getting Started with the Ender 3 S112:16 Tuning Your Z-Offset Before Your First Print16:26 Sample Prints17:01 Ender S1 Pro Additional Features19:20 Additional Sample Prints23:00 Is the Ender 3 S1 Worth the Extra Money?24:00 Which Ender Printer Should You Buy?Here are three affiliate links for the Ender 3 S1 that benefit the channel at no additional cost to you. If the printer is out of stock via one link try the next one.amzn.to/3LN7EZZamzn.to/3jiUI1Hamzn.to/3v1XygYThe following link is to the Pergear site:pergear.com/products/creality-ender-3-s1?---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, and programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
3D Customizer and Search UI for Thingiverse OpenSCAD Models Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-02-16 | Models @ MakeWithTech.com is a new Thingiverse front end and customizer that addresses many of the issues from the past couple of years.Try it yourself at:models.makewithtech.com---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Cura 3d Printer Slicer Secrets Exposed Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-02-06 | The Cura 3d Printer Slicer with hundreds of combinations of options is hard to master. This video highlights six capabilities built into Cura that many of my viewers have asked about over the years.00:00 Topics01:46 Gcode, Cura and 3d Printers05:17 Adding an Unlisted Printer to Cura14:23 Different Settings for Different Parts of a Model20:19 Cura Marketplace22:50 Installing Post Processing Scripts25:58 Reducing Print Blobs29:00 Printing Images on a 3d Printer---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Learn about Designing and 3d Printing Useful Stuff Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-01-16 | Learn how to design and 3d print home and office items. In this video, I teach you how to think about and then implement a tablet stand design in Thinkercad and prepare it to 3d print with Cura. This video targets everyone that things there are not technical enough to get this. Get started with this video and follow up with hundreds of free videos on the MakeWithTech channel.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos can cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Delta Style 3d Printer in Action Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-01-14 | It is fascinating to watch a Delta Style 3d printer. The Flsun Super Racer is a fast 260 × 260 × 330mm delta style 3d printer. In this video, I am printing one side of a tablet stand I'm producing for another video in this example. Subscribe and click on the bell to see the full video, coming in a few days, about how to custom design and build a tablet stand from scratch in under 30 minutes.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---
Best Beginner 3d Printer 2022 the Self Leveling Mingda Magician x Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-01-13 | This may be the easiest to use 3d printer I have reviewed. With an excellent ABL implementation, a dual gear direct extruder, filament out sensor, dual z-axis, and a clear and easy-to-understand LCD panel, this is a 3d printer worth considering.However, like all devices, this 3d printer has plusses and minuses. I cover both in this review.Mingda supplied the printer I used in this review at no cost to me. Mingda also supplied me with a $20 discount code for anyone interested in this printer. Just click on the following affiliate link and use the code "7BU5MCNVHH".3dmingdaofficial.com/?ref=2DlpnTQDxNyiOI recommend the following G-code start code for this printer.Since G28 disables bed leveling, we either need to add a G29 and perform a full bed level or just an M420 S1 to enable using the bed leveling data. This start code is based on the standard Cura Ender 3 start code.G92 E0 ; Reset ExtruderG28 ; Home all axesM420 S1 ; MWT Enable Use of Bed Leveling DataG1 Z2.0 F3000 ; Move Z-Axis up little to prevent scratching of Heat BedG1 X0.1 Y20 Z0.3 F5000.0 ; Move to start positionG1 X0.1 Y200.0 Z0.3 F1500.0 E15 ; Draw the first lineG1 X0.4 Y200.0 Z0.3 F5000.0 ; Move to side a littleG1 X0.4 Y20 Z0.3 F1500.0 E30 ; Draw the second lineG92 E0 ; Reset ExtruderG1 Z2.0 F3000 ; Move Z-Axis up little to prevent scratching of Heat BedG1 X5 Y20 Z0.3 F5000.0 ; Move over to prevent blob squishVideo Content00:00 Introduction02:54 Mingda Magician X Feature Walkthrough10:32 Testing Z-Axis Sensor with G-Code Terminal12:44 Using the Auto Bed Leveling Feature15:02 Loading Filament into the Mingda Magician X17:26 1st Print on The Mingda Magician X18:13 Mingda Magician X Cura Setup20:52 Enabling ABL in Cura Start Code23:22 Print Quality on the Mingda Magician X29:15 Who should buy the Mingda Magician XYou can purchase the Mingda Magician X at Amazon and help support the channel by using this affiliate link:amzn.to/3nlbYG9---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos can cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Raspberry Pi, RasPad 3 Wireless Video Security Monitor Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2022-01-07 | Learn how to build a portable battery-operated video surveillance monitor using a Raspberry Pi, a Raspad 3 monitor/battery/case, and a couple of RTSP IP cameras. This video will also teach you about using SSH and VNC with your Raspberry Pi. Then, use FFMPEG and Shinobi open-source software to watch your video feeds.The Raspad 3 was provided by Sun Founder at no cost for this tutorial. Video Content00:00 Introduction01:40 Step by Step Online Tutorial at makewithtech.com02:19 Hardware used in this build4:44 Selecting an IP Camera06:00 Raspad 3 assembly07:55 Raspberry Pi OS Installation09:00 Using the Rasberry Pi Imager11:06 Raspberry PI Imager Advanced Configuration13:56 Booting the Raspberry Pi the First Time14:33 Using SSH with a Raspberry Pi16:33 Using VNC to mirror the Raspberry Pi screen18:34 Raspad Software Installation21:09 Setting up a WIFI IP camera22:14 Showing an IP camera feed on a Raspberry Pi25:56 Shinobi DVR Installation and Configuration31:48 Adding a Camera to Shinobi36:33 Switching video feeds to reduce CPU load38:43 What did we learn in this video?MakeWithTech Step by Step Tutorialmakewithtech.com/building-a-raspberry-pi-portable-security-monitorSunFounder official site:raspad.com/products/raspadv3 Amazon US:amzn.to/3n58fMFAmazon Canada:amazon.ca/dp/B08TBBVX5SAmazon UK:amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B092Z4V3Y7 Amazon DE:https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B08T95BQVD Amazon Japan:amazon.co.jp/dp/B08TGK7PMSDetail Online Tutorials for RasPad: docs.raspad.com/en/latestReolink Camera used in Videoamzn.to/3qXXzk3---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos can cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or Hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Flsun Super Racer 3d Printer Review, Speed and Quality Tests Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-12-19 | Learn about the Flsun Super Racer, delta style 3d printer designed for speed. How fast is it? What about quality? In this extensive video, I walk through and discuss the specifications of this 3d printer and use a series of prints to tune test first speed and then quality.Here is an affiliate link to the printer on Amazon that helps to support the channel:amzn.to/3FbD5dqContents00:00 Introduction03:15 Specifications and Analysis of the Flsun Super Racer11:38 Loading Filament in the Flsun Super Racer12:32 Cura Setup for the Flsun Super Racer13:59 Review of Spare Parts17:33 Flsun Super Racer Cura Profile Review18:29 Impact on Acceleration on 3d Printer Speed19:42 Flsun Super Racer Print Speed and Quality23:43 Adjusting Belts on a Delta Style 3d Printer31:00 Flsun Super Racer Vase Mode Printing32:00 Testing Filament Out Sensor32:12 Who should buy a Flsun Super Racer?---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, Flsun, Fokoos, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos can cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Ender 7 3d Printer Review. Its fast but how fast? How is the quality? Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-12-13 | The new Creality Ender 7 is a large format (250x250x300) FDM 3d printer designed for speed. In this review, I will look at the claim of print speeds of 250mm/sec, the quality of the prints, and discuss a limitation in the current firmware.The printer in this review was provided at no cost to me by Pergear an Amazon distribution. The following affiliate links can be used to purchase and Ender 7 and help support this channel:amzn.to/324TBNBYou can purchase the Ender 7 directly from Pergear at this affiliate link:pergear.com/products/creality-ender-7?_pos=1&_sid=81740df6d&_ss=r&ref=K8m8EPergear also sells a range of photography products on Amazon. You can visit their store here:amzn.to/3lWE61xContent00:00 Introduction02:50 Ender 7 Specifications and Discussion12:55 Ender 7 Printer Example 3d Prints16:00 Spiralized and Vase Model Prints on the Ender 720:03 Print that Failed and an Extruder Challange24:31 Beautiful Prints after Fixing the Extruder25:34 Does the Ender 7 Print at 205mm/s?28:40 Creality Slicer Observations20:43 Who should buy the Ender 7?---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
4 Vase Mode Techniques Compared; How to use Cura for Vase Prints Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-12-03 | Spiralize Outer Contour or Vase Mode is a technique for 3d printing solid objects as hollow shells used as containers or vases. In this update to a video from two months ago, I demonstrated four different approaches to vase mode and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of each. In addition, I discuss a bug in the Creality firmware on recent model 3d printers that interact with vase mode.While Crreality Slicer is used to demonstrate the configuration for these prints it is applicable to all major 3d print slicers including PrusaSlicer, Cura, and Simplify 3d.The videos content follows:00:00 Introduction02:32 What is Vase mode?03:46 Creality Vase Mode bug?06:03 Cura Spiralize Outer Countour Set Up08:50 Advantages of using a larger nozzle09:52 How to configure over extrusion for stronger prints12:22 Vases without Vase Mode15:55 Recap---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Easier 3d Printing Cookie Cutters with a Slicer Hack Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-11-21 | This is a new, easy, straightforward way to convert any solid image into a 3d printing cookie cutter. Instead of using a graphic editor to create an outline for your cookie cutter in this video, I teach you how to use your slicer, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Simplify3d, or others to create the outline used in 3d printed cookie cutters. The video also includes simple instructions on how to use ThinkerCAD to the flat image and convert it to a 3d design.Here are links to the websites used in this video:image.online-convert.com/convert-to-svgtinkercad.com/dashboard00:00 Introduction02:09 Characteristics of Cookie Cutters03:34 What is Vase Mode?05:06 Best Images for Cookie Cutters07:33 Converting bitmaps to SVG files09:56 Using TinkerCad to extruder Cookie Cutters12:37 Special Slicer Settings for Cookie Cutters---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Fokoos Odin 5 F3 Foldable 3d Printer Review and Setup Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-11-08 | Is a unique foldable FDM 3d Printer perfect as your first exposure to 3d Printing? Is it as easy to use as a kitchen appliance? Watch this video and find out how it compares to a Creality Ender 3 V2 and if you should buy it as your first printer.Learn about the direct drive extruder, filament out detector, dual z-axis, z-axis proximity switch, responsive touch screen, 32 bit MKS Robin Nano control board. Do these features add up to a 3d printer your should buy?Fokoos provided the MakeWithTech channel this printer at no cost for review.00:00 Introduction02:42 Unboxing and Content5:34 Assembling the Fokoos Odin 5 F37:14 Analysis of Dual Z-Axis8:43 Retightening X-Y Wheels with Eccentric Nuts11:16 Touch Screen Options12:44 Leveling the Print Bed14:54 Loading Filament16:20 Advanced Calibration Options16:55 Printing a Model18:26 Print Bed Adhesion19:15 Print Quality23:44 Fokoos Odin 5 F3 vs. Creality Ender 3 V223:59 Configuring Cura Slicer32:00 Wrap UpThe Fokoos Printer is available from Amazon via this affiliate link that helps to support the channel.amzn.to/3o5QwExImportant update. I just discovered that Fokoos has a repair kit for the ODEN 5 available on Amazon. It includes cables, 2 print heads including (includes 1.75 * 0.4 mm Volcano Nozzles), 1 filament out detector, and 6 v-slot wheels.The availability of parts for this printer is an important indication of a maturing company.Here is a link to the kit:amzn.to/3ETETalThe official Fokoos Facebook group is located here:facebook.com/groups/fokoos Learn more about Fokoos here:https://linktr.ee/FOKOOS_Tech ---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
2021 New Thingiverse Alternatives | 3d Printing Models Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-11-03 | Thingiverse has been broken for years, and now it was hacked. Is it time for something new? Let's all work together to design a completely different alternative. In this video, I will review some of the Thingiverse alternatives, and then we will talk together (which is code for I really want your comments) about what an alternative might look like.To join the discussion, head over to:forum.makewithtech.com/forum/thingiverse-alternatives00:00 Introduction04:14 Thingiverse History06:51 Thingiverse Hacked07:46 Thingiverse Alternatives08:55 Why Number of Models Matters12:07 CGTrader13:29 Happy3D14:13 Cults15:14 MyMiniFactory16:41 PrusaPrinters.org18:05 CrealityCloud.com18:31 Creality IP Controversy19:28 youmagine.com20:05 The Problem with Existing Sites21:05 Customizing with OpenSCAD23:16 One Model Thousands of Variations23:38 Your Thoughts on a New AlternativeHere are links to the sites mentioned in this video:cgtrader.comhttps://www.happy3d.fr/en/cults3d.commyminifactory.comprusaprinters.orgyoumagine.comcrealitycloud.comhttps://cadhub.xyz---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
In 2021 Should You Buy a Creality 3d Printer? Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-10-14 | In 2016 Creality released the CR10 3d printer opening larger format 3d printing to enthusiasts. In 2018 Creality released the Ender 3 the first 3d printer affordable by many hobbyists that produce good quality 3d prints. Now in 2021 Creality has multiple families of 3d printers in a range of styles and technologies. They also now have many competitors. This video will help you decide if a Creality printer is a good choice for you in 2021.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Cura Slicer Advanced Fast & Stronger 3d Printed Vases without Vase Mode Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-10-01 | Objects printed in Vase or Spiralize mode are often quite beautiful but fragile. In this video, we explore techniques applicable to any slicer, Cura, PrusaSlicer, ideaMaker, and others, for producing stronger vases quickly.00:00 Introduction02:49 What is a vase?03:34 Creating a Simple Vase in a CAD Program04:38 Slicing a Vase06:07 Printing Solids in Vase Mode07:37 Strong Vase Mode Prints without Vase Mode---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered have MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Cura Slicer Advanced Top & Bottom Layers and Infill Settings Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-09-27 | 3d Printer Slicers should be a valuable tool in your design process. In this video, you will learn about the top and bottom layer parameters you can use to design fascinating coasters and other models.While this video covers the mechanics of Cura 4.11, the concepts apply to any 3d Model slicer.Included in this video is the following content:00:00 Introduction02:08 Cura Slicer Terminology05:38 Cura Hands-On: Top and Bottom Layers and Infill10:19 Printing without Top and Bottom Layers11:02 Infill Options for Coasters12:56 Top and Bottom Parameters14:44 Advanced Top and Bottom Parameters---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered have MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all Equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Cura Slicer Advanced Layers and Wall Settings for Better 3d Prints Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-09-20 | Learn how to fine-tune your 3d Prints with Cura Slicer 4.11. In this video, I discuss the interactions between layer height, line width, and wall width with the goal of producing the cleanest possible 3d prints with the most possible detail.Content of Video00:00 Introduction02:38 3d Printer Nozzles05:22 Layer Height and Line Width06:37 Wall Width and Line Width08:03 Cura Wall Width Example08:56 3d Printing Thin Walls and Fine Details12:41 Fixing Gaps in 3d Prints16:08 Wall Order Impact on Print Bed AdhesionHere is a link to the earrings used as an example:thingiverse.com/thing:2906073Here is a link to the slides used in the video:docs.google.com/presentation/d/1lMxlItYqcmVIQrzTspd2IB7yq4x4ZaS2qoj7llAJ4pw/edit?usp=sharing---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Faster 3d Printers, Bowden vs Direct Extruder, Creality Ender 3 v2 vs Ender 5 Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-09-14 | Learn the upgrades to your 3d Printer that will speed up your prints and improve quality. This video compares a mostly stock Creality Ender 3 V2 with an Upgraded Creality Ender 5. First, I cover why the Creality Ender 5 is faster out of the box than a Creality Ender 3 v2. Then I look at the remarkable Micro Swiss Direct Extruder upgrade. Micro Swiss also has an Ender 3 version of this product. The concepts in the video apply to all FDM style 3d Printers.Content00:00 Introduction02:29 Setting up the Speed Benchmark03:19 Overall 3d Printer Architecture09:01 Micro Swiss Direct Extruder10:29 Basics of Bowden vs. Direct Extruders12:43 Advantage of All Metal Hot End14:16 Benchmark Results14:45 Cura Profiles Used16:53 Ender 3 vs Ender 5 Profiles18:07 Impact of Retraction on Speed19:41 Direct Extruder Impact on Federate21:00 Impact of Acceleration Parameters24:00 Building a Fast 3d Printer-The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Repairing my 3d Printer - Lessons Learned Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-09-06 | If you own a 3d printer, it will eventually break. In this video, I tell a story about how I thought my FDM 3d Printer was broken. Then I broke it trying to fix it. Then I thought I fixed it only to find it was never really broken.While this video uses the JG Maker Artist-D Pro as an example, the principles apply to any FDM style 3D printer such as the Ender 3, Ender 5, Prusa i3 MK3, ANET ET4/5, and others.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi, Adafruit Circuit Playground, ESP32, and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker. CAD design videos cover TinkerCAD, FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, and Shapr3D. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---Let's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Is Shapr3D the Easiest CAD for 3d Printing Product Design? Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-09-03 | I am a big fan of free CAD solutions like FreeCAD, but I am always looking for something easier with the capabilities for sophisticated models. This video is the first look at Shapr3d for use with 3d Printing. In the video, I consider this paid CAD program to free alternatives such as Tinkercad, Fusion 360, FreeCAD, and OpenScad for product design.00:00 Introduction03:39 Shapr3D Positioning04:04 Spapr3D Pricing05:32 Setting Started07:09 Navigation and Basics10:42 2d Sketches14:09 Extruding Sketches into 3d Bodies14:49 Differences Between Direct and Parametric Modeling16:21 Offsetting Sketch Edges17:33 Extruding Sketches into Multiple Bodies20:07 Creating a Lid for our Box24:15 Shapr3D Assemblies26:26 Shaving for 3d Printing27:36 Is Shapr3D Worth the Price?MakeWithTech (DrVAX) CAD Playlistyoutube.com/playlist?list=PLxa9m2nC6N91WSaLsakl9-wUU2Xe81nFpLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
Getting Started with CAD Modeling for 3d Printing Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-08-27 | If you are tired of just 3d printing models from the Internet, it is time to learn how to create your 3d models. Computer-Aided Design (CAD) programs are the industry standard for 3d modeling of physical objects, and many of them work well with 3d printers. There are CAD programs that are easy enough for 3rd graders, so anyone watching this video should learn a CAD program.Topics Covered in this Video00:00 Introduction05:16 What is CAD?07:10 Software Licensing Models10:29 CAD Design Approaches12:43 TinkerCAD Demo (Direct Object Modeling)14:42 OpenSCAD Demo (Parametric Scripting)18:38 FreeCAD Demo (Parametric Design)24:27 11 CAD Programs Compared34:47 Recommended CAD ProgramsFor additional videos check out my playlists here:studio.youtube.com/channel/UCWEX2NVlLeIQr3v-cIF9LxA/playlistsLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printer Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.
Two Dual Material IDEX 3d Printers Compared Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-08-11 | Independent Dual Extruder 3d Printers are more than dual-color printers. This video will teach you IDEX basics while comparing two new 3d printers with very different characteristics at similar price points. The printers covered in this video are the JG Maker Artist-D Pro and the FlashForge Creator Pro 2.Video Content00:00 Introduction02:23 Artist-D Pro vs. Creator Pro 212:05 IDEX 3d Printer Basic Concepts12:22 Dual Extruder Architecture13:35 Filament Leakage Control15:00 IDEX Printer Operating Modes19:49 IDEX 3d Printer Calibration23:43 Enclosed vs. Open 3d Printers25:25 IDEX Slicers26:07 Print Quality and Speed28:32 ConclusionHere is a link to the slides used in the video:docs.google.com/presentation/d/1A_3TFyBHxa7vOTA15tut-04g_escsNj1S5AH3XwW29s/edit?usp=sharingLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printer Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.
10 Top 3d Printing Tools and Supplies Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-08-03 | If you are just getting started or a pro at using a 3d printer, these tools will make many tasks easier. I have selected these tools over the past 3 years while testing over a dozen 3d printers from 6 different manufacturers.Here is a link to the tools highlighted in this video and a couple more I find useful.Basic 3d Printer Tool Kit➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsThe topics covered in this video include:00:00 Introduction03:00 Eccentric Nuts on 3d Printers03:18 Why use Metric Measurements04:54 My Recommended Digital Caliper06:09 Lubricating your 3d Printer07:00 An Inexpensive Nozzle Cleaning Tool08:06 Better Hex Keys08:40 Cleaning up 3d Prints the Easy Way10:24 Filament Jam Cleanup Tool11:18 Removing Stuck Prints from the Print Bed13:28 Recommended Print Adhesive15:05 Nozzle Tork WrenchLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printer Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.
Octoprint 2021: Easier Installation, Raspberry Pi 4b, Configuration and Plugins Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-07-29 | Octoprint continues to improve and is easier to install and configure than ever. Learn how to use the Raspberry Pi Imager to install Octoprint on Raspberry Pi 3b and Rasberry Pi 4b single board computers. Learn about plugins and their installation. Learn how to access your 3d Printer from anywhere remotely and how tofine-tune your bed leveling.Video Content00:00 Introduction02:14 Octoprint Concepts03:48 Octoprint History05:32 Octoprint Architecture09:07 Raspberry Pi Imager10:54 Octoprint Configuration13:13 Using raspberry-config17:35 Setup From a Browser20:56 Printing from Octoprint22:46 Octoprint Cura Integration28:02 Plugin Installation31:00 Enhanced Bed Leveling33:06 OctolapseLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printer Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.
DrVAX has a New Name Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-07-26 | DrVax is now MakeWithTech. Watch the video and learn about the origin of the DrVax name and why I changed it to MakeWithTech.
3d Printer Maintenance, Extruder Steps, and PID Calibration Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-07-09 | Every 3d Printer will need calibration at some point. This video explains a new free browser-based tool for sending G-Code to your 3d Printer as part of the calibration process.This technique is compatible with most FDM 3d printers, including Creality, Prusa, Monoprice, Anet, and JG Maker.Contents00:00 Introduction03:18 3d Printer GCode Console/Terminal04:40 3d Printer Calibration Checklist04:54 3d Printer Calibration Tools05:47 Adjusting 3d Printer Extrusion Wheels07:15 Over and Under Extrusions10:16 Adjusting 3d Printer Belts11:20 Additional 3d Printer Calibration15:30 3d Printer Extruder E-step Calibration26:11 3d Printer Temperature PID CalibrationLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments, and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Additionally, cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printer Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.
3d Printing Two Color Signs Text in FreeCAD Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-06-22 | Learn how to add 3d text to your models with FreeCAD. In this video, you will learn how to use ShapeStrings in FreeCAD and how to use Bounding Boxes to position components of your model. This technique is perfect for designing models with 3d text you will print on any 3d printer, including printers from Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, Anet, Flashforge, and JG Maker that I have reviewed on this channel. In the video, I demonstrate how to use IdeaMaker to split apart models and print them in 2 colors.The following playlist includes additional videos about multiple color 3d printing:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxa9m2nC6N92L4QllsZ9StWwKopo-CpsRThe following playlist is a good place to learn FreeCAD:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxa9m2nC6N924jFUOYRECQUMm9xl4_jUIContent in this Video00:00 Introduction03:10 Using Text in FreeCAD4:20 FreeCAD Part Design Workbench8:56 FreeCAD Draft Workbench11:13 Locating Font Files13:37 Using ShapeStrings16:03 Understanding FreeCAD Bounding Boxes17:43 Using Bounding Boxes in Formulas19:06 Extruding / Padding a ShapeString20:10 3d Printing a FreeCAD 2 Color Model21:25 Splitting Colors in IdeaMakerLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. ---The MakeWithTech channel teaches people how to use desktop technology to create, innovate and make things. If you are a "maker" and want to learn more about 3d Printing, 3d Printers, 3d Printing Slicers, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), or 3d Modeling, this is a place you should visit often. The channel includes additional content about using a wood lathe, woodworking, programming single-board computers such as the Raspberry Pi and Python. Available reviews are about Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, ANET, JG Maker, and Flashforge 3d Printers. Slicers covered include MatterControl, Cura, PrusaSlicer, Flashprint, and IdeaMaker.
IDEX 3d Printer Review | Flashforge Creator Pro 2 Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-06-05 | By tightly integrating the Creator Pro 2 Dual Material 3d Printer with the Flashprint slicer Flashforge has significantly simplified the independent dual extruder (IDEX) technology. Most people, after watching a couple of videos and reviewing the complete user manual available on the sdcard will be able to start printing right away. Flashforge has built an excellent IDEX calibration wizard right into the printer's firmware, and the Flashprint slicer simplifies multiple color printing.Flashforge provided the Creator Pro 2 3d printer at no cost to me for this review.Topic in the Video Include:00:00 Introduction03:21 Creator Pro 2 Specifications09:23 Creator Pro 2 Setup and Calibration15:05 Flashprint Slicer22:58 Creator Pro 2 Print Quality25:25 Creator Pro 2 Pros and ConsThe following affiliate link for the FlashForge Creator Pro 2 helps support the DrVAX Youtube Channel at no additional cost to you:amzn.to/3vYDBa8This links it to the FlashForge Creator Max 2 that adds the option of a flexible removable build platform, additional nozzles, and USA based support:Creator Max 2amzn.to/3pxUF4jThis link is to the FlashForge Creator Max 2 3d Printer directly on the Flashforge site:flashforge-usa.com/products/flashforge-creatormax2-independent-dual-extruder-3d-printerLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. .
FreeCAD Multiple Sketches, Datum Planes, Pockets & Holes Make With Tech (MakeWithTech) 2021-05-28 | Learn how to combine multiple sketches into a single model, use datum planes to position sketches and the difference between pockets and holes. In this video, I design a paint can wall holder suitable for printing on any 3d Printer with a large enough build volume. Many 3d Printers from Creality, Prusa, Anet, JG Maker and Monoprice for example are suitable for printing models created in FreeCAD.Topics00:00 Introduction00:59 FreeCAD 0.19 Setup02:18 Getting Started with FreeCAD02:38 Modeling a Cylinder04:03 Adding a Second Sketch07:19 Creating a Pocket09:32 Modifying the Attachment Offset10:30 Adding a Datum Plane13:34 Sketching on the Datum Plane13:51 Using the Hole ToolLet's continue to learn together. Irv---The following links are to products I have used, reviewed, or evaluated for the MakeWithTech community. Some of the links below are affiliate links that provide commissions, at no cost to you, and help support the MakeWithTech video production, purchase of products for reviews, lab, forum, and website. I have reviewed the following printers or similar printers: ➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printers-reviewed-on-drvax-youtube-channelThese are some of the tools I use for 3d printing day-to-day:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/basic-3d-printing-toolsI have reviewed or used the following 3d printer upgrades:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printer-upgradesHere are the 3d printer filaments I use to evaluate prints, software, and techniques:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/3d-printing-filament-i-use-at-drvaxI will be covering basic electronics and software in future MakeWithTech segments and here are the products I am using:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/software-and-electronic-kitsSome of the Woodworking products I use:➡︎ kit.co/makewithtech/drvax-woodworking-tools-and-supplies---** Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links in my videos may be affiliate links, which generate a sales commission for me. Your price is the same or less than if you go to the site directly. These sales commissions help to support the MakeWithTech channel. (makewithtech.com)** MakeWithTech and the MakeWithTech videos are Copyright Cogitations, LLC. (cogitations.com)** Equipment used in the MakeWithTech videos has the potential to cause injury if misused. Use all equipment and tools at your own risk and follow all manufacturer's safety recommendations.** Cogitations, LLC licenses all music used in the MakeWithTech videos from Epidemic Sound. Cogitations, LLC uses only authorized or open source clip art and third-party images. Images and videos used in product reviews and tutorials are from the original product (software or hardware) manufacturer's site.** We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. .
