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@@edwalsh475 Hi Edwalsh, thanks for your comment, the glued parts are these shown at. 2:37. So this "one" part you see is actually 2 parts glued together. For the spine cable, there is no connection via the ball part to this glued part. I simply cut of the last link, so it looks like its connected there, but it isnt. I one postet a foto of this here on the channel, let me search it for you...

@@edwalsh475 ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxRlWSQACxS_Bvu0mF_bNTBRW7F6c4k0c1?si=peJJgJAgWGwfI-jJ

@@edwalsh475i didn find the fotos i did last time, so i made new ones. Hope that helps. if not, let me know ✌️

@@Merrunz Thank you very much Merrunz, i guess i will go on like this 😃👍

@@justheckingzoe1322 Thanks a lot Zoe, that means much to me, i wasnt quite sure if thats the way to go and was insecure if it sounds any good 😅 Wish you a nice day and a lot of fun in your 3D printing journey

Nice! I am editing Part 7 of this upgrade series now, so there is a lot of possible modifications you can choose from ;-) Have fun building your maschine your way 👍

@@bradharrison1579 hi Bradharrison, yes this was done by a text to speach program. The newer videos of this series (this is part 1 of 7) are made with my voice using a audiofilter, and the newest parts 6 and 7 are done with my own voice, and a decent microphone i bought... So i try to get better and more natural voiceovers at the moment.

@@mathiscor Hi Mathiscor, do you mean the marble color? Thats the filament called "marble white" by polyterra. Let me know if thats not what you ment ;-) cheers and have fun printing

@@SierraGax you are very welcome and i wish you a great time printing on your new maschine✌️ Also this video is only part 1 of a whole series i did, i am currently editing part 7 of that series. So if you liked this one, maybe you will find other great upgrades on the other 6 parts as well ;-)

@@Liberty4Ever such a waste bin sounds very practical. Can you tell me the name of your bin, wo i can find it on printables? I mean, as you said, i cant fit it on my printer, but maybe others would like to build it. Cheers ✌️

@@Dirt-E-Bikes - I searched for "Neptune 4 waste bin" on Printables and my waste bin was the first item listed. It's model 611113 on Printables. Searching for that number should return only one result.

@@Liberty4Ever Hi Liberty4Ever, that sounds lile a very well thought plan. What material do you plan to print your product, and what nozzle size you go to use for that?

@@Dirt-E-Bikes - We currently sell a couple of products printed in 95A durometer TPU, and the goal has been to make the layer lines as small as possible. The new higher volume product would actually feature the layer lines as grippy ribs so I'm planning on using a 1.0 mm nozzle. I have the MicroSwiss FlowTech hot end on my SV08 and love it. I haven't upgraded the Nepture 4 Pro, but MicroSwiss makes a hot end for it, so I'd be able to use the 1.0 mm MicroSwiss FlowTech CHT high flow nozzle. As an added bonus, printing with a 1.0 mm high flow nozzle would really crank out the parts... probably an hour each.

@@Liberty4Ever that sounds good, and i guess you would save a lot of print time with this 1mm nozzle. I stuck on my 0.6mm nozzle, its a cheap nockoff of that famous highflow nozzle i forgott the name of... Did a video about it a while a go. And since i use this one, i have zero problemo with clogging, and also lile you mentioned, print time is way faster... Not so fast lile on yours with 1mm i guess, but for me its good enough ;-)

@@Dirt-E-Bikes - The Neptune 4 Pro was my 11th 3D printer. The SV08 is my 12th. Every time I'd buy a 3D printer, I'd buy extra nozzles for it, in case a 0.4 mm nozzle was so clogged it was easier to replace it, but also because I thought I'd use different nozzle sizes for different print jobs. In practice, it was so difficult to change nozzles and so likely to cause problems (broken heater wire, broken thermistor wire, bent extruder mount, etc.) that the only time I changed a nozzle was to repair a 3D printer when it was broken. The MicroSwiss FlowTech nozzles can be changed in one minute, single handed, using only a 7 mm nut driver, cold swapped. Now I can change a nozzle to make a print faster/better without worrying about damaging the 3D printer. The quality of the MicroSwiss nozzles is also much nicer than the manufacturers' nozzles or the simple brass nozzles for sale in the aftermarket. The MicroSwiss nozzles are polished, nickle plated, have low friction coatings, etc. I'm finally getting into carbon fiber filled materials and they need a hardened nozzle, and most require a 0.6 mm nozzle or larger to avoid clogs.

@Liberty4Ever ok 12 printers allready 😅 so that sounds obvious, and if you have a small printfarm that makes total sense imo.

@@urielbarrera323 Hi Urielbarerra, glad you liked it, its the first video of the Neptune upgrade-Series, im currently editing part 7 now. I have to check if i can find the spine cable chain elsewhere, the link was working till lately... Thanks for the hint, i will write you when i found it👍

@@urielbarrera323 there you go: makerworld.com/de/models/28867 i wish you a good time printing. Cheers

@@cecilwells9786 Hi Cecilwells, thanks for your kind words. I am not completely sure, but i think the files for the toolholder i used were on the stick that came with my printer. Anyway, i am editing now part 7 of the video, in that i will present a better way (imo) to store the tools of the printer. So if you can wait some days, i would suggest to have a look at this storage solution first. Another great way would be a small mutliboard, i search you the link to that video in a moment. Anti vibration feet is a great topic, and if i find some time, i will do that, thanks for the hint 👍 I wish you a good start with your new printer. Cheers ✌️

Now that you said that you are 100% correct. There was a tool holder on the thumb drive that came with printer. Completely forgot about that. Lol

@cecilwells9786 glad i could help 😄👍

@@garypratt1858 Hey Gary, thanks a lot for your kind words, that means a lot to me. I am currently editing part 7 of this series, but one video takes me between 20 to 30 hours to make, so it may take 2 or 3 weeks for that one to release. I wish you a lot of fun with this great project you have started. Cheers ✌️

@Dirt-E-Bikes Thanks. Built it last night. The cable clip for the main cable to the print head is really badly designed so I think your upgrades are very much needed. Love the spine and chain cable routing so after a practise print today I think they will be the first functional prints I do. Just about to power up fir the first time and get the bed leveling done. Hope I don't have a bad one like you did first time round.

@@garypratt1858 how did it go so far? I think the bad printers were only at the very beginning. I was one of the first persons that got one of the new elegoo n4 ;-)

@@sofiesonnleitner3119 me too 😄

@@vasd3415 hi vasd, im not sure why on your printer that last part is not fitting right... Is your printer the N4 or the N3 (not sure if there is a difference, but trying to sort things out.)?

@@Dirt-E-Bikes Its an N4 plus but I figured that the cable chain should be the same give the fact that the extruders are the same

@vasd3415 okay, i wasnt sure if there is any difference, but that sounds right to me. I am currently not at home, but as soon as im there, i will take a look at the "spine cable chain"- end-piece, and hopefully i can give you a helping answer then.

@@vasd3415 im at home now, i will take a picture of the situation at the extruder end of the cable chain and post it on this channel so you can take a look.

@@vasd3415 ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxLqEHT50kWnv2GHcuVP7pB1pBv9PWY47N?si=5qsszLVn5kpsc4vQ Thats the link for the picture

@@NightWarp thank you NightWarp ✌️

@@BigmacBacon thx Bigmac ✌️

@@Entenschildkröte Vielen Dank fürs Feedback 😄

@@Entenschildkröte nice, ja gibt dem ganzen halt einen guten Grip, aber hällt das Display ja auch so ;-)

@@billmacfarlane8864 hey Bill, Thanks a lot 😃 That would be very nice, i remember the tips you gave me with the paper clips (for the wheels) and the spiral cord for the stabilizers 👍 i hope that i have more time this year to make these videos, the end of 2024 was quite stressfull, so i could not make that much... Every time a pleasure to hear from you, i wish you a good start in the 2025

@@Tyguy266 Hey Tyguy, sure, its in the description of the first video of this series. You will find it in my channel, its called something like " build it like a tank" (on the thumbnail) wish you a good time printing and modifying ;-)

@Dirt-E-Bikes my bad i didn't read the description cause I was super excited lol thanks so much

@@Tyguy266 😄 you are welcome 👍

@@HILDEGARDO2 Hi Hildegard0, that one will be released some time in the first half of 2025. I just have too many other projects at the moment 😅 If you dont want to wait you can get it (the panels 3D files) as an early access for my patreons. Wish you a good time ✌️

@@ShakeyMcThrottlepunch thanks Shakey, i took some english lessons and bought a decent mic. Still not 100% pleased by the voiceover, but will try to get better and more comfortable doing it this way. Thx for the feedback

@Dirt-E-Bikes its good mate, way better than the robot voice, keep on going 👍

@tromas3878 i did it all with the marble white PLA from polyterra

​@@Dirt-E-Bikes Thanks for the fast reply , i would think it would be stronger with PETG but PLA is probably enough if it isnt moving much

@tromas3878 hi Tromas, yes i tought the same, in my case, the printer stands in a place with constant temperature (around 20) and no direct sunlight, so PLA was fine for me.

@@Crimson_Crisis_ not sure if that would work, i guess there are strong materials/resins to work with these days... But i dont have any experience with resin printers, sorry

I doubt that Resin will be stiff enough to handle the 60 lbs+ drawing weight the Theraband can provide although I must admit that I have solely experiences printing PLA / PETG /ASA. I guess even the stronger Resins are now able to handle mechanical forces very well.

you are very welcome. If you do decide to do so, its a very cool project and i wish you a lot of fun doing it. i am currently uploading part 6 of that Elegoo upgrade-series, so there is a lot more you can modify on that printer then just the Cable chains. Cheers ✌

@@canhtran9719 sure, all the files/links to it are in the description, have fun✌️

❤​@@Dirt-E-Bikes

Would you be able send me the file, if you still have it?

@@KingOfTheAsphalt thanks mate, too bad that i cant post a picture in the comments, that would make it easy to show. But in the end, i just used another spine part, cut the "clamp" part away (that part that goes around the flat cable). You can glue that piece to the elegoo block if you want... i did not, it just sits there loosely ;-)

cheers for the reply, do you have discord.. if i could see, that would be massive

@@KingOfTheAsphalt you are welcome, sorry i dont have discord. Maybe i can find a way to post a foto on youtube, not sure if that works (and how).

@@KingOfTheAsphalt i postet 2 pictures on my channel, hope that helps ✌️

@Gabfan-k5t thanks mate, im currently editing part 6 of the series, hope to release it some time soon. Wish you a nice day

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@@HolgerBeetz Hi Holger, thanks for your comment, yes i guess i have seen some of your add ons for the adderini at cults3d while i was researching for that project :-) Interesting, i have to take a look at the slinghammer, thanks for the hint 👍 Cool thing that you also have the CYC X1 and the BBSHD, i guess its not much of a coincidence, but rather that you have done a good job on the research about possible ebike motors. I wish you a nice day

@@Dirt-E-Bikes I wish you a nice day as well and a happy new year. If you are up to shooting steel balls I suggest you have a look at the BB Hammer as well. The Slinghammer so far with the bolt modification of EHeiimgartner is IMo still on par with the XB3/7 crossbows. I have printed a lot of XB crossbows though and a BB Hammer as well. Unfortunately not time to do movies.

Hi Holger, looks like you’ve got a lot of experience with this, and I’m guessing you’ve made quite a few models. Which one would you recommend for me to print? My print bed is 18 cm, and from what I’ve seen, the newer models don’t seem to come in parts. Thanks

@@HolgerBeetz sorry Holger, i forgot to write you back, was a busy time. These models you mentioned look sick, if i find the time i would love to build one 😃👍

@@LuisMartinez-eg1ig I guess with 18 cm you will have a hard time. I guess the Grizzly is the only splitted design which can work.

@@mtnbiker78 Can understand this, my english was quite bad at the moment of editing that video, wo i took some english classes and try to do a better/natural voiceover next time

What happened that you had to use it? And what was the outcome?

Thank you for your kind comment, i really appreciate it. The Belt blocker works fine, but currently i am editing part 6 of this series in wich i replace the belt tension blocker on the x axis with a camera mount that also holds that adjusting wheel in place. I wish you a good time printing and much fun in this awesome hobby :-)

​@@Dirt-E-Bikes would love to see a kind of camera holder for cameras that have a kind of screw in de middle below. Which you then can screw on. Can't wait to see more videos from you. Thx for sharing

You mean the colour change? Its mostly done by printed parts like panels, also i did spraypaint the extruder and the fans. Probably will do a video about that in the near future including the stl files

Hey Tony, you are very welcome. Its a whole series now, im now editing part 6 of these Upgrade videos ;-) Wish you a nice day printing and thanks for you kind words, thats what keep me motivated 👍

@@Alex-uh1mj whats better? The PAS? Maybe, but in throttle mode... Nope, i dont think so ;-)

@Dirt-E-Bikes the torque sensing, the settings, the power, 60v 2000w. Bbshd is grandfather and it's sleepy time

@Alex-uh1mj yess torque sensing is nice, but 2000w at 60v? This is not the stock setting i guess, are you talking about a upgraded one? Where did you find this?

Hi Odeball, yes i have to try these, i ordered 2 high flow nozzles some time ago, they also make a big difference, especially in 0.6mm. they still work fine, no clogging so far and way less print time :-) Do you use the diamond back in 0.4, and what printer are you useing? Cheers ✌️

@Dirt-E-Bikes i have 2 ender 3s, monoprice mini, voron 0 un built, and an A1 mini. I have a problem.

😄😄 nice one 👍 You have a diamond back on each of them?

@Dirt-E-Bikes no just one of the ender I want one for the a1

Hi Nicolas, that sounds cool, can you just write me the model of the bike, then i can take a look and will let you know ✌️

@@Dirt-E-Bikes voilà c’est un valdenaire la poste encycloduvelo.fr/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/valdenaire-101.jpg

It’s a valdenaire la poste

@@Dirt-E-Bikes encycloduvelo.fr/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/valdenaire-101.jpg

@@nicolasbouchi-lamontagne3959 hey thats a cool bike, but first thing that you should be aware of, is that it have to have a matching Bottombracket standard. From the pictures i am not sure if that will work. Can you tell me what bottombracket it have? The Bafang middrifes works mostly on Mountainbike bottombracket standards, so you have to make sure that it will fit before ordering. But the Bike looks very cool :-)

I think they are in my adderini upgrade files on patreon ;-) But the charging clips in the original adderini files are better i guess. Did you check out those?

@@Dirt-E-Bikes Ah. I found it. Thank you for your reply. bb

​@@한개비-o6wyou are very welcome

Hi Mike, ich kann dir nur sagen was ich gehört habe, also Angaben ohne Gewähr; in Deutschland ist die unverriegelte Version Rechtlich gesehen wie ein Bogen, und mit verriegelung solls dann wie eine Armbrust gehandhabt werden... Nicht sicher ob das stimmt und dem aktuellen Rechtsstand entspricht, ist aber was ich damals gehört hab. Sorry dass die Antwort so lange gedauert hat und einen schönen Tag nach

Hey Evcil, thanks a lot, i guess most of the upgrades and mods should fit the Neptune 3, but i cant say for sure wich ones will fit and wich does not, as i dont have a N3 here at the time and only use the N4 since i got it. But if you search in the links provided, im sure you can find similat models that are made for the N3. I wish you a nive day and thanks for asking

@@Dirt-E-Bikes So, did you do a pressure test as a result of this upgrade? What was the result?

@@conwayensor7478 im sorry to hear that

I had bad luck with my first one, but was able to get a new one for free and it works good since

@@clarrissia002 you are very welcome :-)

@@Entenschildkröte Danke Entenschildkröte 😄👍

@@billmacfarlane8864 thanks a lot Bill 👍 maybe i do the one about the different filaments that you suggested for my next video 🙂✌️

@@BigmacBacon thx BigmacBacon 🙂✌️