Surprised you didnt cut the boards a bit short, width wise, and put some foam between each board section.. After I got my P1S, I built a little end table from IKEA () and put the printer on it and ran a few jobs... It looked and felt like an earthquake at higher speeds. I got some rubber/EVA center anti-vibration pads about 2" x 2" x 7/8" meant as an isolation damping pad for air compressors, air conditioners, treadmills and washers... It has helped quite a bit, but not fully eliminated the shakes. Pretty sure this was before BL had their dedicated anti-vibration feet made for each printer
Can you make a 3d printing business tips video? I'd be interested to learn more about any of your processes, systems, or any thing that makes 3d printing easier for you :)
Great content!! Just starting my business and have gained some very valuable tools and insights from your videos. I've watched many videos on the topic about settings to reduce the waste 4 different ways (also to those who don't know yet). 1. Print multiple prints to have only 1 set of color changes. 2. Separate colors (obvious) 3. there are a few settings that allow you to print the waste into the infill of the object instead of just waste. And 4. a setting to just reduce the amount of extruded waste (depending on colors used as not to bleed into the others.) Just some research options i just learned about before I get my printer. Thanks again Macy
By the way, there are two videos that say vlog 8 in the title. I believe this is vlog 9. Anyways, I found you on my fyp, and I love all the videos! I bought my uncle a P1s, and he loves it, and Bambu Lab printers really make your life better. Anyway, have fun printing :)
Use a 'master' PVC pipe set at a 30-degree angle to collect all the poop into a single box. Make a hole in the top of the PVC pipe to connect the chute extension. This way, you'll need less extension, reducing the weight, with the PVC pipe supporting part of it.
Absolutely love watching your videos! I just got my first, second and third printer in the last 8-10 weeks and have been having a blast with them. I watch printing YT videos constantly and get so excited when I see you’ve posted another one (I did go back and watch all the others too 🤣) Please don’t ever stop! 👏🏻
Hi Macy, great video!! I used the same units attached to the chute with magnets, issue I had was that the waste would jam up in that unit before even going into the tube. I created an open bin that tapers into a tube that I attached a paper mailing tube (cheap!) dropping into a large box (2 x1c). Works great as no jams or backups yet!
I don't know about you but I find it very satisfying when I manage to completely finish a role of filament, I have also ordered one on those sunlu filament joining things you showed us about a week or so maybe I'll get to do it more often 👍
Hello from France Macy, i love all your vidéos, in this one you did a realy nice job. Perfect organized setup. I earn a lot with you ( i am a printer and maker like you ) . Can't wait to see the next vidéo. Take care
It's great to see how you're growing and adapting to the growth. I've just had 17 rolls of filament delivered for my eBay business just selling 2 different items. Almost at the point I need a second printer, but my big issue is, finding somewhere to put everything! I only have a small office room.
You could print some thin wall things that friction fit into the two pipes at the ends of each shelf for more safety. They would cover the sharp metal and prevent spools from falling off the end.
If you want to avoid vibration even more.. Bambu Lab sells those rubber shock absorbers for the printers. They work wonders! I have 2 printers right next to eachother on the same shelf and they do not interfere with eachother. Also the vibration to the shelf itself is minimized.
Hey Macy, we are all becoming big fans. You are very likable and sweet, which is why it’s a pleasure to follow your progress. I am a big fan of Shop Nation/3D Print Farm Academy. He is one impressive young man. I’m wondering if there are gaps between your boards or not. Perhaps if there is no gap and the edges touch, they will still transfer the vibration to each other. He has gaps between his. Perhaps I’m wrong. As for the spool holder and especially if you’re running PETG, you’re far better off running it from a filament dryer. You will not have any feeding issues and drying PETG is essential in getting good prints. BTW, if you have not tried it yet, the BAMBU PETG HF, runs at the speed of PLA and gives you perfect prints so long as it’s dried. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks for all the tips! I’ll check and see if I can add a slight gap to the boards and see if it helps :) and yes I’m definitely going to try to run a filament dryer for the single color printer setup. Sounds like the easiest option!
I think you need a belt . wher the poop falls on a band and the slowly transported to the trash. this way you can still use your adapter for the maschine still😊 like your chanel, got my first 3d printer only 2 years now
This concept sounds really cool! Maybe out of my league design-wise, but who knows, maybe one day you'll see a belt poop video and know it came from you lol.
Since your printer rack is close to the wall, you can put some 2x4's between the main shelf supports and the wall. These can be a foot or so long or run a long 2x4 the length of the shelf. If you can attach them to a stud in the wall that's the best way. Use some washers and screws to secure the rack to the 2x4's. It's what I did and it prevents the entire shelf from moving with vibrations. I have some P1S's and some A1's. The P1S's really create a lot of vibration compared to the A1's. Also if you were looking for a solution to use filament that doesn't fit in the AMS, the A1's are that solution. Cheers!
I like those pipes so much and it makes sense for a single printer. Have you considered a simple conveyor belt?? I love the game Satisfactory and envision a belt for each row of printers to leads to a vertical pipe to the bucket. A simple 5v motor and either 3d print the belt or use rubber/fabric for the belt. Just a thought
There is a roller insert( with bearings) print for the stock spool holder that works great..... it allows the spool to spin so no friction for the spool against the spool holder.
So I tried the spool holder you have and it sagged a bit more than I liked, I also tried one that has the PTFE tube holder. I ended up printing the AMS riser V2 which has slots on the sides to add accessories. I must say the spool holder on the side of that is solid. I even printed out the 608 bearings from a file on Maker world. This would also come in handy later for adding another AMS. It also has space to store the glass lid and 2 extra build plates.
Perhaps you could use 3 buckets setup behind the bottom 3 printers. Then, 3 shorter poop chutes for the top printers that simply directs the purges straight down to drop into the lower buckets?
You can monetize your poop by keeping it and melting it into silicone molds in an oven. There’s a video somewhere on here of a guy making a multicolor skull that way and it looks really cool.
Yo macy! Love your vids. I got something you can do with the single spool. You're using petg right? It loves sucking in water and ruining prints so if you got a sunlu spool dryer they have it where it keeps it dry and also has an exit so you can run the spool directly from the unit. And it's kinda small. Maybe that'll. Be good for ya ;)
@@macymakes3d glad I can help. Your videos were the last ones I watched before I made the decision to do the same stuff myself. My journey began 2 months ago. And I have you to thank for it! So thank you 😊
Macy, I just watched you video on the Bambu A1 Combo. You mentioned you were going to do a followup video reviewing the product. Did you do that? I didn't see a video on that unless you combined it with another video. Thank you Oh BTW, your video's are great, very inspiring.
I didn't ever make a follow up video. I ended up selling the A1 a week or 2 later. It was a good printer, I just didn't have the room for it and remembering to switch between types of printers in the slicer slowed down my workflow too much.
Hey Macy! been watching for a little while now. Finally decided to bite the bullet and bought a Bambu A1 printer. Could you create a video on the steps you take for the shipping side of the business? Like what materials you order for packaging? (boxes, tape, paper and the air pillows) How doyou print shipping labels? Do you just drop all thepackages off at a UPS? and like the cost associated with keeping up with that many orders. It may be common sense lol just not to me i guess haha. I would like to start my adventure but im so unsure of what i need or should invest in before i were to open a "shop" TIA
@@macymakes3d hopefully you have better luck. By the way, regarding the scrap pla. I bought molds on Amazon and started making things like plant pots and skulls with the pla. I went to my local thrift store and picked up a cheap toaster oven and it seems to work well. Although it's very time consuming and you really need to vent it outside. But it's kind of worth looking into. Some other people on UA-cam have done it.
If you 3D print models with complicated colors, yes, makes sense to install such a monstrosity with tubes connected to a storage barrel :) If not, a simple large capacity poop chute might ne sufficient for two weeks storage and way less intrusive in your space.
Lowes is the hardware store here. Here's the link for mine www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-Steel-Heavy-Duty-4-Tier-Utility-Shelving-Unit-77-in-W-x-24-in-D-x-72-in-H/5013237695
I think I would consider adding 2 more brackets on the new racking (presuming there is a stud between each one you used)....I haven't seen how the brackets are designed, but it looks like you will get 20-25 rolls on it which is over 50lbs. Not sure I would trust that to 3 brackets, especially if they are PLA. Would hate to see a future video where you report that one came crashing down onto your shipping station, or even worse, onto you! Adding more just seems like cheap insurance.
I printed the pieces in PETG which maybe is a bit stronger. If I start to get nervous about the weight I'll add the other brackets. Seems to be strong enough for now but you're right, it would be a cheap way to add a bit of insurance.
14:45 transfer spool to an ams compatible spool. Bit of a joke that it doesn’t suit all spools. Or do that modification of the ams that allows you to fit anything. I think Joel telling did it and possibly modbot.
Smart idea with patreon! I'd love to do something like that. My models seem to be doing well on makerworld and the other sites. To be honest, I'd rather make my money selling the commercial rights to designs than to sell the physical 3D Prints
:) Yeah I'm going to try to keep doing both, physical prints and files, and see how it goes. I really enjoy physically making and shipping the items but there's only so much I can produce as one individual so files seemed to be the best way to keep moving forward.
@@macymakes3d Exactly, at some point with a 3D Print farm I'd need to either hire somebody or be okay with working 60 hours a week hahaha. I love passive income, do the work once, reap rewards forever! Same, I like making stuff, but it can be tedious selling 3D Prints
Just wondering about an update on these chutes, they still work pretty good? They still clog up like regular chute does? 75% of my print stoppages are from the chute backing up and my cover falling off.
Hi Macy! How do you get your AMS to switch between the different colors when the rollers run out, I'm new to this 3D print world and have an X1 with AMS?
In bambu studio on the device tab, there's a small hexagon looking icon in between "guide" and "load". Click the hexagon icon and make sure AMS filament backup is selected. Then above your ams colors it should say in green "auto refill" and if you have 2 rolls of the same color and filament type it should allow you to roll out into the next roll.
@@macymakes3d Thanks, what if the filament is gray, black and yellow, for example, would it be possible to mix the colors, have some rolls pla where there is not so much on them, it would be nice if I could just start it with a print and it then just took the same color next?
@cadefoster9279 0 seconds ago New viewer and newbie 3d printer. Great channel! How do you deal with the smell from printing PLA? I've read that PETG has benefits over PLA. What is your advice on when to use it over PLA? thank you!
I see you don't still have ams risers on your P1S printers even though you have AMS risers on all your P1P printers. Do you think it's not beneficial for P1S printer or it's just because you could not find the time to print them yet?
Too heavy. My prints ship at right under 12oz and the next price point for USPS is 13oz so I try to stay under that weight to save a little on shipping cost.
I sold it a week or 2 after I bought it. It was a good printer but I didn't have the space for it and the workflow in Bambu Studio slowed me down more than I wanted.
Poop chute looks cool but personally a complete waste as a simple pipe would do the same thing, Yes your using a lot of bits and pieces of filament but surely you could of used them for other things no? Anyhow, love your videos, All very interesting and insightful.
@@rijlqanturis625 The difference is that it could be used for something more beneficial as you clearly seen in the video that is a flawed design which is also pointed out in some of the reviews of the chute. Just seems a massive waste for something she may have to replace anyhow. But hey opinions are like butts. Everyone has one.
Surprised you didnt cut the boards a bit short, width wise, and put some foam between each board section..
After I got my P1S, I built a little end table from IKEA () and put the printer on it and ran a few jobs... It looked and felt like an earthquake at higher speeds. I got some rubber/EVA center anti-vibration pads about 2" x 2" x 7/8" meant as an isolation damping pad for air compressors, air conditioners, treadmills and washers... It has helped quite a bit, but not fully eliminated the shakes. Pretty sure this was before BL had their dedicated anti-vibration feet made for each printer
Can you make a 3d printing business tips video? I'd be interested to learn more about any of your processes, systems, or any thing that makes 3d printing easier for you :)
Sure! Definitely something I can be working on :)
Great content!! Just starting my business and have gained some very valuable tools and insights from your videos. I've watched many videos on the topic about settings to reduce the waste 4 different ways (also to those who don't know yet). 1. Print multiple prints to have only 1 set of color changes. 2. Separate colors (obvious) 3. there are a few settings that allow you to print the waste into the infill of the object instead of just waste. And 4. a setting to just reduce the amount of extruded waste (depending on colors used as not to bleed into the others.) Just some research options i just learned about before I get my printer. Thanks again Macy
Any day w/ a new Macy video is a good day! Just saw it before I have to go to work...will have to finish watching it later.
Hey Dave :) I always smile reading your comments. Glad you're here, thanks for watching!
By the way, there are two videos that say vlog 8 in the title. I believe this is vlog 9. Anyways, I found you on my fyp, and I love all the videos! I bought my uncle a P1s, and he loves it, and Bambu Lab printers really make your life better. Anyway, have fun printing :)
Smart using the tape to clean off the edge of the board before putting the rubber seal on it. I would not have thought of that.
Use a 'master' PVC pipe set at a 30-degree angle to collect all the poop into a single box. Make a hole in the top of the PVC pipe to connect the chute extension. This way, you'll need less extension, reducing the weight, with the PVC pipe supporting part of it.
Absolutely love watching your videos!
I just got my first, second and third printer in the last 8-10 weeks and have been having a blast with them.
I watch printing YT videos constantly and get so excited when I see you’ve posted another one (I did go back and watch all the others too 🤣)
Please don’t ever stop! 👏🏻
Haha thank you so much :) Sounds like you've acquired the printer addiction this hobby creates lol. Definitely not a bad thing! Glad you're here!
Love your videos Macy. Thank you!
I switched to the bar magnets from amazon and it holds much better, Great video
The poop chutes look like something from Dr. Seuss. I love it!
Hi Macy, great video!! I used the same units attached to the chute with magnets, issue I had was that the waste would jam up in that unit before even going into the tube. I created an open bin that tapers into a tube that I attached a paper mailing tube (cheap!) dropping into a large box (2 x1c). Works great as no jams or backups yet!
Awesome! Yeah I still get filament backing up in the tubes so maybe I'll try out your option. Is it on makerworld?
3:53 - Dryer vent hose is available for a mere dollar a foot at Home Depot. Macy - "Hold my beer".
Hahaha don't tell me that now! I'll check it out :)
@@macymakes3d The ripples in the dryer hose will trap the "poops" and cause a jam.
Print farm overhaul before the Christmas rush! Get on it lady! Making good progress
Yes! The Christmas rush is coming! Hopefully… :)
I don't know about you but I find it very satisfying when I manage to completely finish a role of filament, I have also ordered one on those sunlu filament joining things you showed us about a week or so maybe I'll get to do it more often 👍
Yes! I love being able to use every bit. Makes me feel accomplished haha
you should design and print some end caps for the metal tubes to avoid potentially hurting yourself later. 😀
Well done Macy.. I definitely like the rack systems.. 🦾🦾🦾
Thanks Jake! :)
Great video as usual! 🎉🎉
Hello from France Macy, i love all your vidéos, in this one you did a realy nice job. Perfect organized setup. I earn a lot with you ( i am a printer and maker like you ) . Can't wait to see the next vidéo. Take care
Hi! Thanks for watching :) I’m so glad you’re here!
It's great to see how you're growing and adapting to the growth. I've just had 17 rolls of filament delivered for my eBay business just selling 2 different items. Almost at the point I need a second printer, but my big issue is, finding somewhere to put everything! I only have a small office room.
Wow that’s great! I haven’t thought to list on eBay. Super cool :)
Oh boy! I thought I had a lot of filament! Love the set up!!!! I’m very inspired by your video! Just dropped a sub!
Thank you so much :) it feels like the filament just multiplies all by itself at this point haha
great video
You could print some thin wall things that friction fit into the two pipes at the ends of each shelf for more safety. They would cover the sharp metal and prevent spools from falling off the end.
Yeah, definitely need to add some end caps to the poles
If the machines are staying in the one spot for the single spools design a holder that u can mount on the wall or mount to the upper shelf
If you want to avoid vibration even more.. Bambu Lab sells those rubber shock absorbers for the printers. They work wonders! I have 2 printers right next to eachother on the same shelf and they do not interfere with eachother. Also the vibration to the shelf itself is minimized.
I bought a set actually! Not sure where I’ve put them haha but I definitely need to try them out.
Hey Macy, we are all becoming big fans. You are very likable and sweet, which is why it’s a pleasure to follow your progress. I am a big fan of Shop Nation/3D Print Farm Academy. He is one impressive young man. I’m wondering if there are gaps between your boards or not. Perhaps if there is no gap and the edges touch, they will still transfer the vibration to each other. He has gaps between his. Perhaps I’m wrong. As for the spool holder and especially if you’re running PETG, you’re far better off running it from a filament dryer. You will not have any feeding issues and drying PETG is essential in getting good prints. BTW, if you have not tried it yet, the BAMBU PETG HF, runs at the speed of PLA and gives you perfect prints so long as it’s dried. Looking forward to your next video.
Thanks for all the tips! I’ll check and see if I can add a slight gap to the boards and see if it helps :) and yes I’m definitely going to try to run a filament dryer for the single color printer setup. Sounds like the easiest option!
Nice work 👍 👍
I think you need a belt . wher the poop falls on a band and the slowly transported to the trash. this way you can still use your adapter for the maschine still😊 like your chanel, got my first 3d printer only 2 years now
This concept sounds really cool! Maybe out of my league design-wise, but who knows, maybe one day you'll see a belt poop video and know it came from you lol.
I also recommend putting a concrete slab under each printer if you really want to reduce vibrations!
So talented!
Since your printer rack is close to the wall, you can put some 2x4's between the main shelf supports and the wall. These can be a foot or so long or run a long 2x4 the length of the shelf. If you can attach them to a stud in the wall that's the best way. Use some washers and screws to secure the rack to the 2x4's. It's what I did and it prevents the entire shelf from moving with vibrations.
I have some P1S's and some A1's. The P1S's really create a lot of vibration compared to the A1's. Also if you were looking for a solution to use filament that doesn't fit in the AMS, the A1's are that solution. Cheers!
I agree. Attaching to the wall will help eliminate vibration in the whole structure.
Love your videos..
New patron here.....
Thanks dingo :) glad you’re here!
This is a life changing print, nice job! I will definitely consider switching mine up. Also just subbed 🤝
Sweeet! Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching :)
I had issues with Printed Solid spools not working well with my AMS Lite. They fell off mid print. I designed an adapter and that solved the problem.
I like those pipes so much and it makes sense for a single printer. Have you considered a simple conveyor belt?? I love the game Satisfactory and envision a belt for each row of printers to leads to a vertical pipe to the bucket. A simple 5v motor and either 3d print the belt or use rubber/fabric for the belt. Just a thought
A conveyor belt is a possibility for sure
There is a roller insert( with bearings) print for the stock spool holder that works great..... it allows the spool to spin so no friction for the spool against the spool holder.
Awesome thank you! I'll look into it :)
So I tried the spool holder you have and it sagged a bit more than I liked, I also tried one that has the PTFE tube holder. I ended up printing the AMS riser V2 which has slots on the sides to add accessories. I must say the spool holder on the side of that is solid. I even printed out the 608 bearings from a file on Maker world. This would also come in handy later for adding another AMS. It also has space to store the glass lid and 2 extra build plates.
Cool ok I’ll look into that one! Thanks :)
Perhaps you could use 3 buckets setup behind the bottom 3 printers. Then, 3 shorter poop chutes for the top printers that simply directs the purges straight down to drop into the lower buckets?
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking for my next move. This sounds like an easy fix. Thanks for the tips!
You can monetize your poop by keeping it and melting it into silicone molds in an oven. There’s a video somewhere on here of a guy making a multicolor skull that way and it looks really cool.
I use dryers for my single color printers. They have spool holders inside. Besides keeps my filaments dry too.
Yo macy! Love your vids. I got something you can do with the single spool. You're using petg right? It loves sucking in water and ruining prints so if you got a sunlu spool dryer they have it where it keeps it dry and also has an exit so you can run the spool directly from the unit. And it's kinda small. Maybe that'll. Be good for ya ;)
That’s a really good idea actually. I’ll see if I can set something up like that :) thanks for the tips!
@@macymakes3d glad I can help. Your videos were the last ones I watched before I made the decision to do the same stuff myself. My journey began 2 months ago. And I have you to thank for it! So thank you 😊
Where do you get your mini dumbbell files from?
From the creator, MiniRx. I handle their USA fulfillment.
@@macymakes3d am I able to find them and their files? If so where at
Macy, I just watched you video on the Bambu A1 Combo. You mentioned you were going to do a followup video reviewing the product. Did you do that? I didn't see a video on that unless you combined it with another video. Thank you Oh BTW, your video's are great, very inspiring.
I didn't ever make a follow up video. I ended up selling the A1 a week or 2 later. It was a good printer, I just didn't have the room for it and remembering to switch between types of printers in the slicer slowed down my workflow too much.
@@macymakes3d Ok thank you.
Hey Macy! been watching for a little while now. Finally decided to bite the bullet and bought a Bambu A1 printer. Could you create a video on the steps you take for the shipping side of the business? Like what materials you order for packaging? (boxes, tape, paper and the air pillows) How doyou print shipping labels? Do you just drop all thepackages off at a UPS? and like the cost associated with keeping up with that many orders. It may be common sense lol just not to me i guess haha. I would like to start my adventure but im so unsure of what i need or should invest in before i were to open a "shop"
TIA
That’s so exciting :) Yeah definitely! I have a shipping video I made a while back but I plan on making an updated version soon!
Tried those tubes. had nothing but jam ups. Working on printing something better i hope. 3000+| color changes needs something epic.
Let me know if you like the updated option! Might have to switch mine out too.
@@macymakes3d hopefully you have better luck. By the way, regarding the scrap pla. I bought molds on Amazon and started making things like plant pots and skulls with the pla. I went to my local thrift store and picked up a cheap toaster oven and it seems to work well. Although it's very time consuming and you really need to vent it outside. But it's kind of worth looking into. Some other people on UA-cam have done it.
If you 3D print models with complicated colors, yes, makes sense to install such a monstrosity with tubes connected to a storage barrel :) If not, a simple large capacity poop chute might ne sufficient for two weeks storage and way less intrusive in your space.
Yeah, I'm still trying to figure out the best poop collection method. This one was a good first attempt but I'm still not satisfied :)
Great video!
Wanted to asl, from where you got those metal shelves?
I am looking for something like that to have my printers.
Lowes is the hardware store here. Here's the link for mine www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-Steel-Heavy-Duty-4-Tier-Utility-Shelving-Unit-77-in-W-x-24-in-D-x-72-in-H/5013237695
Just wonder, as I missed it somewhere, but what are the weight prints use for? Kids toys? Like the video!
Thanks! Yeah they’re for young kids to be able to learn proper weightlifting form without worrying about heavy weights.
zip ties can be linked together
I think I would consider adding 2 more brackets on the new racking (presuming there is a stud between each one you used)....I haven't seen how the brackets are designed, but it looks like you will get 20-25 rolls on it which is over 50lbs. Not sure I would trust that to 3 brackets, especially if they are PLA. Would hate to see a future video where you report that one came crashing down onto your shipping station, or even worse, onto you! Adding more just seems like cheap insurance.
I printed the pieces in PETG which maybe is a bit stronger. If I start to get nervous about the weight I'll add the other brackets. Seems to be strong enough for now but you're right, it would be a cheap way to add a bit of insurance.
14:45 transfer spool to an ams compatible spool. Bit of a joke that it doesn’t suit all spools.
Or do that modification of the ams that allows you to fit anything. I think Joel telling did it and possibly modbot.
Smart idea with patreon! I'd love to do something like that. My models seem to be doing well on makerworld and the other sites. To be honest, I'd rather make my money selling the commercial rights to designs than to sell the physical 3D Prints
:) Yeah I'm going to try to keep doing both, physical prints and files, and see how it goes. I really enjoy physically making and shipping the items but there's only so much I can produce as one individual so files seemed to be the best way to keep moving forward.
@@macymakes3d Exactly, at some point with a 3D Print farm I'd need to either hire somebody or be okay with working 60 hours a week hahaha. I love passive income, do the work once, reap rewards forever! Same, I like making stuff, but it can be tedious selling 3D Prints
Just wondering about an update on these chutes, they still work pretty good? They still clog up like regular chute does? 75% of my print stoppages are from the chute backing up and my cover falling off.
They clog. I only have one that’s still hooked up and I have to unclog it regularly. Sadness.
@@macymakes3d :( guess the quest will continue then lol
What riser do you use for you p1s ams’ ?
Hi Macy! How do you get your AMS to switch between the different colors when the rollers run out, I'm new to this 3D print world and have an X1 with AMS?
In bambu studio on the device tab, there's a small hexagon looking icon in between "guide" and "load". Click the hexagon icon and make sure AMS filament backup is selected. Then above your ams colors it should say in green "auto refill" and if you have 2 rolls of the same color and filament type it should allow you to roll out into the next roll.
@@macymakes3d Thanks, what if the filament is gray, black and yellow, for example, would it be possible to mix the colors, have some rolls pla where there is not so much on them, it would be nice if I could just start it with a print and it then just took the same color next?
Do you dabble with stable diffusion or only mid journey? I'm trying to learn stable diffusion atm
Never tried stable diffusion. Do you think it would be worth trying for a video?
21:00 Put an end cap on this pipes you don’t want to catch one in the eye (edit the rack will force you to not cut corner).
Haha yes no cutting corners down there. I definitely need some end caps
@@macymakes3d if there was only a way you could make your own… 🧐
@cadefoster9279
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New viewer and newbie 3d printer. Great channel!
How do you deal with the smell from printing PLA?
I've read that PETG has benefits over PLA. What is your advice on when to use it over PLA?
thank you!
I see you don't still have ams risers on your P1S printers even though you have AMS risers on all your P1P printers. Do you think it's not beneficial for P1S printer or it's just because you could not find the time to print them yet?
They’re just too high up on the shelf and with the risers I wouldn’t be able to reach the AMS.
@@macymakes3d Thanks for clearing it up for me. I consider printing a remix of your ams riser for my own P1S so I was curious about your opinion.
or melting the poop down in silicone molds and make stuff of that to sell or so :)
Yes! Great idea. Might have to try it out for a video :)
I'm gonna put all my waste into silicone skull molds and sell them at local events.
Really good idea! Maybe I'll give it a go for a video :)
could you attach a bucket to the side/end of the shelves so not needing as a long a tube?
Yeah that's a good idea! That might be my next move.
Why not use the poop for packing materials for your shipping?
Too heavy. My prints ship at right under 12oz and the next price point for USPS is 13oz so I try to stay under that weight to save a little on shipping cost.
I've been trying to find a video to explain it -- what do you do with the weights?
They're for young kids to be able to workout with their parents without worrying about the heavy weights. Mainly for CrossFit.
i kinda dont recomend pla for the poop chute if the poop is hot it will stick in side and build up i recomend petg
I’ve been considering some shelving like the ones you have. Could you link me to the ones you have?
www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-Steel-Heavy-Duty-4-Tier-Utility-Shelving-Unit-77-in-W-x-24-in-D-x-72-in-H/5013237695
@@macymakes3d thank you!
What happened to the A1 printer?
I sold it a week or 2 after I bought it. It was a good printer but I didn't have the space for it and the workflow in Bambu Studio slowed me down more than I wanted.
Poop chute looks cool but personally a complete waste as a simple pipe would do the same thing, Yes your using a lot of bits and pieces of filament but surely you could of used them for other things no? Anyhow, love your videos, All very interesting and insightful.
Poop Chutes or other things... what difference does it make? They got used.
@@rijlqanturis625 The difference is that it could be used for something more beneficial as you clearly seen in the video that is a flawed design which is also pointed out in some of the reviews of the chute. Just seems a massive waste for something she may have to replace anyhow. But hey opinions are like butts. Everyone has one.
No good to have a clogged Poop Shoot..
Hahaha 🤣