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How about using PETG, will it work too?

Very interesting and informative video, thank you.

Thank you all for joining me, let's do this again soon!

Hi - great video! What font is that?

BTW The ESPduino power connector handles up to 18 volts, in theory you could use the same power for the ESPduino and CNC motors. I was wondering if you tried this and what was your experience with it

Thanks for this, it works like a charm

This is a great help! I'm recreating a old TV dial and this is exactly what's needed!

I had very good success with acetone-free nailpolish-remover to remove the paint from unwanted spots. They didnt even mess with the PLA and i was able to omit the clear coat

that's a cool idea, I think could get a good result if use iron the surface of your pices that helps to hide the lines of print and improve the surface

The range and the brightness of the screen are not an issue, as I shoot mostly nighttime images. Being wireless is the key for me. To be clear, the HDMI transmitter from the camera draws power from the camera, or is the power bank needed for this as well as the HDMI receiver and monitor?

Clever. I like & gonna try. Subbed :)

Had to turn on all notifications. Well deserved. Great video. Thank you!!

How about bambulab

Wow this is amazing!

LOL I loved the intro

Nice result, but that's plenty of manual work to do after printing. You could get a similar result by swapping filament mid-print a couple of times, to create a colored flat layer (or probably 2 or 3 layers) for the letter bottoms and then print 1-2 more black layers with the letters cut out. However, seeing the "Original Prusa" text on your printer's panel, I realised that it would be the perfect use case for the nail polish method, because it's been printed as a cut-out on the underside. The letter bottoms are bridges, and a different-colored filament would still have the "bridge lines" visible.

I have been using a small brush and acrylic airbrush paints for this (i use those for painting miniatures). Will give nail polish a try also, i somehow did not think of that.

Why i didnt tought about that... Great!

This works only because it’s black filament. With white filament, the polish seeps in and smears all around. Apply a clear coat first and don’t thin the polish! Or use thicker UV resin from craft stores, colored with food colorings.

Cool idea

A trick for the wicking: when masking acrylic paint, paint will often wick under your tape. The easiest solution is to use a thin layer of the appropriately finished clear coat, so that transparent material wicks instead. This will seal the pores.

i never thought of this, but I used to paint eyes and white marks with the nail brush from the bottle! genius

Hi! Is there a way to smooth print lines ? I think acetone or painting too?

I have tried this before but my print kept sucking up the acrylic to the inside of the part and then it would come out random places

I don't think you'll have to get rid of the sliprings for USB. They do make USB sliprings. Just a quick search brought up some stuff. Now how much those will cost is a different matter.

Your audio is extremely quiet

running ffmpeg on a Pi zero to compress into mpeg2ts over normal wifi is about the worst possible way of doing this... go look at OpenHD (or other forks of wifibroadcast) it uses x264 for which the Pis have hardware acceleration and it hacks wifi to not care about transmission errors or if the receiving side is present at all

Instead of Acetone you can use ethyl acetate, less cancer-causing…

Have you considered model paint? It’s enamel.

My brother used nail polish on models back in the day never considered on my 3D prints and your exaquation is awesome

I use resin from a resin 3-D printer in whatever colour you want, and I just use a syringe like you are using and then use a UV light to cure

Very well edited video! Keep up the great work bro. You deserve many more views and subscribers.

cool!

I just brush over the whole text with the brush that comes with the nail polish, let it dry, then clean the surface with an acetone soaked paper towel. Only the polish that went in the lettering remains; anything on the surface gets removed.

This is genius, I'd add Ironing to the surface to get a smoother look, but man you can get nailpolish in any color and there's a ton of automotive like finishes too! very cool, great idea and thorough execution advice!

Thanks. Now I found a new use for my old Testor's enamel paints that I was about to give away.

Is there any other way to thin down nail polish besides acetone? Doing this on ABS would be nice.

is there an update for a more clean professional look now?

Tappware container 😂😂😂 Nice!

Tank for you ❤❤

Cool technique! thanks!

Have you looked into connecting our camera via USB to the Raspberry Pi and then use the gPhoto library to control your camera? Really a bummer that the USB connection through the slip ring was not possible.

Thanks so much for the tip! It simply works.

Of course I like this video and I'm even going to subscribe to the channel. I'm dreaming of building myself a precise Pen plotter, and I'm sure all this information will be invaluable to my project.

US government is already spying on you, no worries 😅

love it!

Nice and quick straight to the point, no chit chat. Thank you 🙏

You go just WAY to fast with designing it😳

damn it.....i need to paint some inlay lettering on an ABS part

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