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Hi Ryan, Very cool coaster holder, are you able to customize with a particular band name or school? This might help increase sales. Good luck with your new journey into the 3 D print world, it looks like you’re off to a good start.

What slicer are you using?

Do what you want, go your own way, cause it's your life.

Don't you worry about tangles letting the loose end of the filament flop out of the AMS like that?

Great job! Having a business is hard and you are fine tuning your way! Keep up the great work!

I posted a video about using PETG as the interface layer and the settings to use to get it to print and support near perfectly. Be nice, it's my first real youtube video haha.

You need some sliceworx plates (or similar plates). Leave the bed adhesives in the past. As the great Dominic Toretto once said, I’ll die before I go back.

I'd like to see the settings you are using for the pets in the supports.

where did you get that a1mini ams lite mount?

Can you put links to the tools you use.

Hi Ryan, Where do you get that corrugated packing paper?

I would print that snaredrums holder in 2 pieces and glue then together honestly. No support needed but just the bottom.

You should place both objects in the sun and see a real comparison.

you forgot to stress test the filaments. lol

What are you cleaning your print beds with??

So it looks like you are using PLA for the coasters. I'm curious on how well they would last with hot fluids? I'm planing on doing some coasters for my current (non 3d) etsy store, and was going to use PETG. Thoughts?

Print settings for these filaments on Bambu?

Anybody ever tell you that you sound like Vin Deisel?

Great information, but I have a question. I want to make two 45 degree bevel meshing gears for a drum sander. The gears are used to raise and lower the bed so there is some stress to it. What would be the best Filament to use tocreate those gears (solid fill). Thanks!

The Vader statue! 💪

at around 3:00, what is that you're using to clean the beds. What liquid are you using. I have the A1i I got to take my bed to the kitchen sink about once a week. Normally I wipe it with 91% alcohol

Interested, but can't watch the camera/you swinging back and forth

Congrats on your success fellow jersey printer! what program are you using for designing? Iv meddled with tinkercad and i have fusion360 but have not attempted yet. also a suggestion maybe a small drum shelf would be really cool design. i see a lot of these hexegon style shelves people use for funko pops and things. you may be able to easily adapt this into a small shelf of some kind!

Have you considered using a cork sheet under the coaster? It may add more grip to the product and it's probably cheaper (also adds a nice finish and texture)

I have an Ender 3 V3 KE and I saw that you also have one. I am thinking about making the transition from Creality to Bambu Labs and I might get the A1 Mini. How big a of a print volume step down is it from the KE to the A1 Mini. I want to switch the Bambu Labs to be able to do color prints.

This is such a great idea with so many possibilities! Keep going with this, you’re on a gold mine of options I think. 🎉

For me sparkle filaments tend to clog on my P1S, may / probably be the off brand ? FXAAGFH, SILK, tri color, tho I saw no mention of glitter but upon examination magnifying and microscope, there is glitter.

I'm playing with the idea of making coasters myself, I have designed few and learnt very early on printing face down saves time and filiament - it also allows you to as a negative part - imprint your logo or company name on the underneath of each product ( on top of the print whiles it printing) with very little additional time I couldn't see on the black set of coasters if you have, if you have - thumbs up - if not maybe consider it?

Very clever! Def a lot of music nerds out there who will like this stuff. Meant in a positive way. 😁

Great Scot…..Cool Car. Doing mine on my A1 Mini

Love watching your journey. One suggestion for the drum insert, rather than one insert for the pencil holder and another for the drum, just make the full drum insert hollow on the bottom so people can turn it over and one side has the top of the drum and the other side is the pencil holder. Keep up the great work!

Use a white or clear PETG as the support interface. Set it up as if it were an actual support filament. 0 top Z distance, 0 interface spacing, etc. I'll try to make a video about it this week.

I love Giantarm's silk filaments! They're super consistent and the finish they give when printed with slow outer layers is really nice.

Great little project. I really like it.

I'm sure you already know this, but just in case... the sparkle/glitter filaments are fairly abrasive, so you'll want to have a hardened steel nozzle for those. Fortunately they're cheap ($12) and ridiculously easy to install. Also, just an observation on your 'full drum' inserts. You're presenting them as two different inserts, one solid to be a drum, the other a pencil cup. But really, the pencil cup design could serve as both - just print the bottom face in white. That way you could promote the product as 'two uses in one', depending on which way the insert is oriented, which might appeal to your customers.

A production idea. Split your coaster holder into two parts, rim on the plate, tension rods pointing up. Have the tension rods connect where you have the bulge in the rod so it's not noticeable. Just 3 or 4 few rods that 'click' together, slide fittlings for the rest. OR just a slide fit for all and use some super glue to hold the halves together. No support filament needed, faster print time, very fast assembly time by comparison.

just got my x1 carbon today looking forward to leaning--thanks for the video

Best of luck with the new product launches! It's fun watching your progress. You mentioned how long you've had your Etsy shop open, but how long have you been 3D printing in general?

What was the cleaning apparatus you used to clean your print bed? That looked handy!

It looks so GOOD! Keep up the great work, Ryan!

Is there somewhere that tells you what each setting does and why? Like ironing, what structure to use when, what fill to use and win?

I get way better layer adhesion using PETG than with PLA and together with it being tougher, the PETG just gives me functional parts that last much longer.

They also have a PLA+ that's supposed to be much stronger and still easy to print.

Cool…..ALWAYS keep thinking how you can make everything better. Try “painting” the sides of the original to make it look like the improved product.

I would try using normal snug supports on the holder. My recommendation is to print with no supports and add minimal supports from what you see. Also designed the drum pegs bigger and more so you do not need supports

Looks really cool, honestly it would have been better if the designer had made the bottom plate of the car in one piece, at least there is no chance of the car breaking apart in three sections 🤔🧐

Like the video. Need slots on sides to grab. I’d make the drum sides solid and see if it prints faster with less post production.

That new holder really lifts the product up. I'm sure people will love it so long as you can justify putting in the extra time and effort. I'd say it just went from Standard to Deluxe 😁

Hi Ryan great improvements looks brilliant, just a suggestion, and don't know about from my own use, try PVA filament it's a bit expensive but could offset post production costs, really enjoy your videos

Oh yeah!!! That new design is 20 times better looking! The other was cool, but never really got the "snare" look from the holder for sure. Way to assess your product and make the changes needed! It really looks like a snare drum now! Nice work!