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If the bar is lopsided from damage, you'll have to get a replacement. You can get into contact with Anycubic through email or social media and get warranty service. If it's not from damage, it could need a reinstall so it's straight

Really? What issues are people having with the build plate? I did a review and it worked well for me - ua-cam.com/video/ZrtmGoOT5kQ/v-deo.html If models aren't sticking to the build plate the main fix is increasing bottom exposure time. I've got many articles on resin troubleshooting, here's one of them - 3dprinterly.com/ways-how-to-fix-resin-prints-sticking-to-fep-not-build-plate/

what would you suggest

​@@addepartment atm I'd say 8ks for best detail, or m7 or m7p for general mid range printer, it has decent uniformity and less design flaws than most, but both that printer and all the others have bad QC so you gotta check through them with a uv meter and engineering square. The reflexd is the only printer that is any thing like say a bambu lab printer in terms of easy of use eg it actually has auto leveling unlike anything else but ofc you pay for that and are locked in with their resins unless you want to gamble on 3rd party resin with their profiles. I've even seen people have big QC issues with reflexes though so whatever you get you need to check it well, eg make sure uv uniformity is okay (they are all less than advertised but at least say 80% should be usable) and plate is flat and z axis is perpendicular to the main plate/lcd

Sweet, some interesting topics for sure. Come join our 3D printing community - www.skool.com/3d-printerly-profits

My pleasure, thanks for watching bud

For sure, makes a nice difference on models. You can even add in Pause scripts in your slicer to automatically pause at certain layers

True..you recommend any designs?

My pleasure, glad you got it fixed now

Yeah that's something I'm working on currently. I have a community where I learn and teach at the same time. Let me know if you want to join us and I can send over a link

What do you mean?

Yeah I've heard that a few times. What you can do is buy flexible or tough resin and mix in 25% to make it more durable.

For sure!

I got you, glad I could help!

For sure! Happy printing bro

I appreciate that, thanks for watching bud

My pleasure, happy printing!

Good point, yeah getting that precision for those corners is important. Thanks for the suggestion. I always recommend a Bambu Lab machine, the A1 is a solid choice

I'm considering the PS1, but I have a big issue with proprietary parts, so, it's a toss up with that and the K1C. So far, I'm leaning toward Creality, but only because my 5 S1 has been dependable and easy to mod/tweak.

Sweet! Glad you could get it fixed

What 3D printer do you have?

Thanks, yeah great point there

Thanks for the feedback. It's hard to add all of the details in a UA-cam Short. I wrote a full article on this and summarized it for a UA-cam Short. I answer pretty much all your questions in the full article - 3dprinterly.com/how-to-take-the-best-photos-for-3d-print-listings/ The subtitles are automated. You assume it's not helpful because you already have experience, a lot of people don't.

@@3D-Printerly thats the issue tho, people arent going to look for an article that isnt even mentioned in the short after seeing a short that doesnt say anything

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Thanks bud

Glad you liked it, thanks for watching

My pleasure, happy printing!

Yessir!

Thanks! All the models are at the default 0.05mm

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@@3D-Printerly Wasn't talking about the captions. When the vid popped up on my feed I thought the British guy was saying "free printers".

@@BoeingBonkers737 Oh right

Haha wow that's a journey! Glad it's finally sorted out now, sometimes just takes a little tweaking

Thanks!

Thank you for your kind words and glad you enjoyed the content!

Absolutely! Gotta be ready to take the opportunities when they come

Love it! Glad I could help, those clicking noises get annoying don't they haha

Sure, could you tell me a little more about it? I know there are many print profile you can download for the Ender 3 V2. Basically you can download a file and import customized settings into your slicer

thanks for hitting back,my first time doing 3d printing and basically i dont have a clue what settings to use...need some facetime to show me a thing or more😅...i have tried many video's but i'm burning out...is it possible for skype/videocall thing please

Awesome to hear! Getting those calibrations right makes a big difference for sure

they also say that the printer will realize the fail prints but it does it never !

i mean your prints just look dayum krispy and clean i must do something wrong

What kind of print failures are you having? If the models aren't sticking to the build plate well, increase the bottom exposure time by 50%. If the models are failing during the print, up the normal exposure time by 50%. If there are gaps in where the model should print, increase the amount of supports you have. Make sure there isn't any residue or semi-cured resin in your vat before the start of each print. Check out this video I made for more details - ua-cam.com/video/-RnXtZFvnms/v-deo.html

To add on to what Printerly said, make sure your resin is warm too. This is a bigger printer, so cold resin will show it's faults way easier than the 8k mini.

I haven't been using it very often so I wouldn't be able to answer that so well. Elegoo machines have a good history of reliable screens

@@3D-Printerly thank you for the information!

@@walkingwiener3571 My pleasure!

Yeah it could be for a few reasons depending on the cause, I made a video on this - ua-cam.com/video/jvuZxFhld6w/v-deo.html Usually comes down to lowering your build plate, increasing print temperature, also calibrating extruder steps. Try those things and let me know if it works

@@3D-Printerly Hi, Thanks. Turns out the Bowden cable was blocked, so I replaced it and the nozzle and it started to extrude, but the first couple of prints were hideous looking until I set the bed and then everything worked. Thanks for taking the time to help. 🙂

Yeah it's www.thingiverse.com/thing:6483142 - hyperbolic antistress

Haha 😂

Thanks! Do you have a niche in mind for making money 3D printing?

@@3D-Printerly Working on it... but need to learn more with designing programs

It's not officially ASMR, but if it helps you relax, I'll take it!

My pleasure! Were you able to narrow down some niches using this method?

Na it doesn't have the internal USB. There are space heaters you can use that connect with a normal power adapter rather than USB. You can funnel it through the vent hole in the 3D printer. Elegoo is coming out with their own resin mini heater - www.elegoo.com/en-gb/products/mini-heater

@@3D-Printerly Ah, so the exhaust vent gets plugged with the white cover but its powered externally, got it. Thats one solution. Thank you!

Hey, glad you liked the video! The cost per print ranges anywhere from $1.25 for a small model that uses 50g of material at a cost of $25 per KG bottle of resin, up to a larger model that uses 600g of material at a cost of $50 per KG bottle to $30 and higher.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the review helpful. It's a great machine right..what do you plan on printing?

Awesome to hear it's still hitting the mark for you even after all this time! Keep printing!