First 24 Upgrades for my Ender 3 Pro - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 15 тра 2024
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Tools and Hardware:
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Bolts and Nuts used:
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Filament:
Red PLA - amzn.to/30Bt0DR
Red PETG - amzn.to/3t93diA
STLs / tutorials / resources for all upgrades:
1 - LCD screen cover
- tinyurl.com/p1cover
2 - LCD circuit cover
- tinyurl.com/p1lcdcover
3 - Control knob with skirt
- tinyurl.com/p1cknob
4 - V-slot covers
- tinyurl.com/p1vslot
5 - Minimal scraper holder
- tinyurl.com/p1scraper
6 - Front rail cover
- tinyurl.com/p1railcover
7 - Ender 3 pro power supply fan baffler
- tinyurl.com/p1psufan
8 - Z-axis motor spacer
- tinyurl.com/p1spacer
9 - Lead screw stabilizer
- No longer recommended! I learned that trying to stabilize the lead screw can actually risk more ghosting and issues. Thanks to @kiemplant for sharing this explanation video • BFTB design: Z axis wo...
10 - Z-axis knob
- tinyurl.com/p1zknob
11 - Filament guide
- tinyurl.com/p1fguide
- bearings - amzn.to/3tElzbD
12 - Cable chains
- Original tutorial from the designer: • Creality Ender 3 Cable...
- tinyurl.com/p1chains
13 - Dual drawer
- tinyurl.com/p1drawers
- NOTE: No support materials are needed for this. Print with the openings of each part facing up!
14 - Bed handles
- tinyurl.com/p1handles
15 - Glass bed
- amzn.to/2PoU0RJ
16, 17 - Bed springs and leveling knobs
- amzn.to/3fz1xrr
18 - SD card adapter holder
- eBay: ebay.us/2URJRr (cheapest
- Amazon: amzn.to/2EVvA0d
- My remix: tinyurl.com/p1sdholder
- Original: tinyurl.com/p1sdog
- 90 degree USB adapter: amzn.to/3mJyze0
19 - All metal dual gear extruder
- Creality: www.creality3dofficial.com/pr...
- Amazon: amzn.to/3i4aASU
- Banggood: banggood.app.link/iXcZ8h6Ee8
- E-step calibration tutorial: • 3D Printer Extruder Ca...
20 - Bowden tubing
- Creality: bit.ly/2Pp7AV3
- amzn.to/3fFBD5G
- I heard capicorn ones are better so here's a link to that too:
- Amazon: amzn.to/2DdyvRrFittings/dp/B0...
- Luke Hatfield's hotend fix:
- Video tutorial: • Simple HOTEND FIX for ...
- Original STL: www.thingiverse.com/thing:320...
- STL I used: www.thingiverse.com/thing:422...
21 - BL touch
- tinyurl.com/p1bltouch
- Tutorial: bit.ly/3pxpuVB
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- For stock main board: www.creality3dofficial.com/pr...
22 - SKR mini E3 V1.2
- Full guide: • SKR mini E3 V1.2 guide...
- Amazon: amzn.to/3zm2tLh (make sure to get an E3 version)
- There are newer versions of this available but from what I've heard there are still some issues being worked out
- Banggood: banggood.app.link/RoamFVijg8
23 - LED lights
- LED lights got discontinued. Watch part 2 for updates on this one: • An Update on the Ender...
24 - Raspberry pi
- amzn.to/33ueyjQ
- My remixed part for Raspberry pi 4
- tinyurl.com/p1raspberry
- Original: www.thingiverse.com/thing:348...
- 90 degree USB - amzn.to/3mJyze0
- Buck converters (amazon): amzn.to/35fkw97
- Buck converters (ebay): ebay.to/3m6zlkf
Leave suggestions below for other upgrades and mods and maybe I'll make a part 2.
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Part 3 - ua-cam.com/video/4jk6kZIwsQA/v-deo.html
Part 4 - ua-cam.com/video/EQJfDLENYnU/v-deo.html
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~~~~~ Here are some FAQs, updates, and disclaimers - 08/30/2020: ~~~~~
- I removed upgrade #9 - Lead screw stabilizer. Details in the video description. I'm sorry for including this one, I'm honestly a newbie at this and didn't know of the issues around this upgrade. thank you all for educating me on this and sharing resources with me.
- Cost for all the upgrades (not including the raspberry pi): $138
Q: Why did you buy a 3D printer just to print upgrades?!?
A: Because I'm a gooof.... and I just like to get the upgrades all over with at the start so afterwards I can focus on my projects and not have to worry about printing issues. In fact, just to make sure I don't get addicted to making upgrades, I'm forcing myself to make at least 2 videos that are non-upgrade related before I make the part 2 video for this.
Q: When is part 2 coming?
A: Sooooon-ish? I'm still waiting for a few upgrade parts to arrive in the mail and working on a few other projects at the moment so it'll take a while. I'll give updates in my next few videos.
Q: What's your printing profile? Can you share it?
A: I'm using Maker's Muse's profile from this video: ua-cam.com/video/_QRb54zVPfQ/v-deo.html
I'm also using that profile for PETG too with just modified temperature settings.
Q: Why would you do this when the Ender 3 v2 and CR-6 SE already have a lot of these upgrades pre-installed?
A: Because when I bought the Ender 3 Pro, the v2 and CR-6 SE hasn't been released yet :(
I still really like the ender 3 pro but I would also highly recommend the Ender 3 v2 if you're looking to buy
Associate link (cheapest): rb.gy/wwgxzx
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Q: Why the baby?
A: Why not the baby?
I'll add more as more questions come in. Cheers!
12 to 4.6k in one video- that’s amazing!😂
Replace the stock hot end fan with a Noctua, much quieter. Maybe a PiCam too so you can watch your print progress and do timelapses via OctoPrint. Also look at getting metal X and Y belt tensioners.
If it makes you feel better, the amount of "upgrades" i have done only to realize that they were made by someone who didn't think it through and then need to remove it has been at least 10 times on my 2017 CR-10! ill often tell my girlfriend how i cant print a planter for her because this new upgrade is going to be a game changer and then later that day when she sees me throw the completed print away i usually have to explain! hahahah
BTW, Linear rails on X and Y are huge too
you gotta do more vids, really nice.
bruh you're already a high quality youtuber from the get-go. Enjoyed your vid alot as I am also upgrading my ender 3.
currently printing chain links...
The joke "buy a 3d printer, print your own 3d printer, refund the bought printer" is getting more and more real.
Prusa has always had printed parts.
@@alwise8634 I second this
voron
ha ha ha
yeah, so great to print motors and microcircuits...
metal parts, software, power unit, cabels, oh wait
There's something SO satisfying about the fact you're 3D printing parts for your 3D printer
tea, like Prusa
Its like building a lathe, you use the lathe to build the parts to finish itself.
3D PRINT A 3D PRINTER REEEEEEE
What else would you use a 3D printer for?
@@winthardcastle YE
This has got to be the most well put together, clean video I've seen on upgrades. This was SUPER helpful.
Your editing and sound design are next level. like at 5:11 when the tools appearing in the drawers each make unique appropriate sounds, loved it.
"shouldn't we fix this design issue?"
"no, the user will use our product to fix the design issue"
3d printing in a nutshell they give us the parts we do the rest 😂😂 but seriously is amazing how we can improve everything in this machines
Yeah, it's truly amazing how 3D printers are essentially self-upgrading.
This made me laugh aaaand it's five am
Thats the beauty of Open Source!!
Off line games nowa days^
I really love the way you edit, your videos just flow like a superfluid
oh my a wild integza
Thank you for showing me this guy
Gotcha integza
One of the best 3D printing videos I've seen thanks Integza for the recommendation well appointed!
i have tomatoes
Very helpful beginners guide to what to get started with! Just got my Ender 3 Pro 2 days ago and ready to print out most of these items, thanks again!
The way you see the problems and idea creation is just awesome.
How did I not see you before? Your editing, jokes and overall explanations are so well done! Hope to see more of you dude!
haha thank you so much!
Agreed!
Because it is his first 3d printing video.. Anyway, very good. Hope to see more from him.
exactly i went an looked if he had other video. just 3 total. his video are instructional but are just plainly entertaining! he must be doing video professionally in life . man you make more video about anything lol
Yeah great show. Someone recently recommended you
Watched this video over 10 times by now, so much better quality then the average youtuber with way more subs. Also very straight to the point.
thank you. really glad you enjoyed it so much! cheers
@@ScottYuJan could I send you mine and you do all this for me?! I’ll pay! Lol.
It’s really awesome to see these machines working, it’s like creating matter out of thin air, I love 3D printing
Ive watched probally 4000 hours or more on utube and other places and have to say this was one of the best tutorials ive seen yet. And now have to figure out the chain cable and the knobs...those look cool .all the colors really make this pop!!! This should have been an option at the start and bet they would have sold more....thanks again man....
I've never said this in the tens of thousands of videos I've watched on UA-cam, but this guy's editing is CLEANNNN. Thoroughly impressed and enjoyed it greatly, as well as really really good content.
Well done!
He's a god honestly if i could i would but 10 likes lol
Everybody talking about how he added LED lights and it's going to be as bright as the screen, not noticing the switch he installed that lets him turn them off while the unit is still running.
YES, YES THIS.
Hmm, could he not have wired a wee relay up to the pi so he could turn the lights on and off remotely when he needs to check on a print over the web?
@@BeardyBaldyBob Maybe, but my point is that everybody seems to think that the LEDs will bother him while he tries to sleep, when all he needs to do is go turn them off, and the printer will still run.
@@jlee7811 exactly bro!!! There is a big difference between a light you can control vs a light that's on the entire time of use. Some people's kids man!!🤣🤣
Does turning the led off or on while printing cause any print shifts from spikes?
This is wonderful. I just got a 3 Pro for Christmas so I'm really looking forward to modding/upgrading. Thank you for this.
Thanks for the video! I'm getting an Ender 3 pro to tinker with, and your mod video is great. So well documented that it will make life a lot easier for a total 3D newbie like me to get started. Excellent editing of the video too!
Your editing is just simply amazing. After watching an unimaginable amount of 3d printer videos yours takes the cake. By far.
This is the best 3d printing video I've seen since I've gotten my ender 3
wow thank you. i appreciate that!
I agree 100%.
Totaly agree !! Simple. Clear. Perfect !
gawd... ty for going over all your upgrades... so satisfying to watch.
I only meant to save your video to watch it later, but the flow of your edits and great choice/volume level of your music drew me in and before I knew it I finished the video. Thank you for not only making this video, but doing it so damn well.
Edits and music and appearance are all just so smooooooooth. This is why me and everyone else keep rewatching it.
Much as I like the music, it is a bit loud, truth be told. Could be lower, and I'm sure others will agree. Very well done otherwise
This is lovely. Your editing is well done and your humor is funny without derailing the video from your topic.
This is a wonderful balance of entertainment and enlightenment. Good job
That walk outside in the beginning of the video had me rolling. I'm glad I watched this too, I've been contemplating which 3D printer is best for what I want to do.
Love your video, Scott. Keeping doing it, I will expect it desperately.
Thank you for putting all the links for the people that acually will print these. Also, I could tell that you put a lot of time into your videos and keep the good quality up!
3D printer upgrades is one part ,but your video editing skills are "God Level"
Great video. Thank you for compilation of good practical upgrades. Just got my Ender 3 Pro from Microcenter for $99. After seeing this video, I am super excited to start moding.
I got an ender 3 pro because of this video and you, thanks for the inspiration, looking forward to starting a new hobby during a rough time
I just found this channel today. It has a production level I normally see from creators with 200-300K subs. I was shocked to see only 3 videos on the channel.
i like the edits bro
;'
u mean cutting every 3 seconds
This is amazing, really enjoyed it. :) Picked up a used stock Ender 3 today, and this is absolutely perfect! Can't wait to get started!
I LOVE that you basically made your Ender your own colour scheme; I saved this video for later so that I can do the same thing! The Raspberry Pi goes a bit over my head, but that may be an upgrade for much later. Great video :)
The way he did it is more clean and compact, but if you don’t care about looks you can pretty much just plug it in after installing software and use it.
Outstanding work there young man! I like your attention to detail and appreciate the high production quality of your video. Thank you very much for these terrific ideas. As an old retired engineer, who is also a newbie when it comes to 3-D printing, you have taught me a lot sir. Much appreciated sir.
I don't even own a 3D printer but his content is just that interesting
get one...NOW
You should consider getting one. *Do not cheap out or you'll get buyers remorse!* Get the Ender 3 pro. It's the best for the price and worth it.
@@PunakiviAddikti I got the Ender 3 Pro too. It‘s the best open source printer and you can upgrade it to hell
@@smartronics4284 why do you need to get a 3d printer? I found this video in my suggestion btw
@@smartronics4284 Arguably prusa is the best open source printer. However I would put ender as the best budget printer easily
Dude, your editing is superb. Thank you for this video!
Impressive !!! I ordered a Ender 3 Neo and am most surely going to watch your channel just to print some of your ideas. This may take a while since I know nothing about 3D printing and not being tech savee will prove to be a small challenge. But thank you for all your work and time and humor !
Great stuff man, only had my ender 3 for a month now but definitely will be doing some of these mods! appreciate the time you put into organizing all the links and stuff in the description as well :D
Your Ender is so upgraded it has gained sentience and will try to destroy mankind.
been doing lots of research and this is the best video yet.
THANKYOU for this, pulled out my 3d printer after a move and a long house renovation and it needs some lovin', I'm pretty much going thorugh this list one by one
Very informative! Great video for me who just got myself an Ender 3 Pro.
This channel is gonna grow alot ~
aYy
Regarding the part he use cover for noise reduction, Can I ask what function does those holes serve?
This is pure magic, i was not prepared. Imagine your car turning emissions into car upgrades...my mind is blown.
@@hulavux8145 They are for the screws to attach to the PSU.
@@obe22099 heh well you could get a turbocharger to kind of do that :)
Hey I would actually like to thank you for showing me 3d printing and a good starter 3d printer, this video first got me into 3d printing and I have started modding my printer in the same way. Thank you Man for your work.
Dude, thank you. Just thank you. Amazing effort put into this. Wow.
Thank you for putting this together. I can't wait to do some of this to my ender.
The time spent making this video must have been insane. This editing is amazing
You've got some serious editing skills. Fantastic video!
Also the printer stuff that I came here for was pretty great too. I too love to mod everything I buy and absolutely need a 3d printer.
I just got an ender for Christmas so you gave me some really cool ideas to work with while learning how to use it! Thanks!
This video was my guide. I've probably watched it 20 times. And like 4 weeks later it seems so basic.
Thanks for getting me through the first wave. Now I'm editing firmware and have replaced 80% of this machine. Science.
Dude your editing is SO good! The way you matched the timing at 5:12 to the music was 👌👌
Love how you edit. Also how you put work into it even when you didn’t have many subs
dang you turned that base model into an absolute unit!!! nice work makes me want to learn more about advanced upgrades
This is great! I did not expect such production quality for a video on 3D printers.
For anyone who installs a BL Touch some newer Ender 3's come with the non-silent new motherboard V4.2.2 .Meaning you dont have to use a boot-loader for the firmware.Also,there is a dedicated BL Touch connector
Fantastic video. I just got my first 3D printer (Ender 3 V2). I haven't even unboxed it yet, but I can see me doing a lot of these mods that are suitable for my version. I'm a black and red colour scheme fan as well. So this is all perfect.
Amazing editing work as well.
Wow…….fab. Loved the upgrades. Keep it coming!
I just bought an Ender 3 Pro yesterday. I had to pause just to shout out Vancouver. I grew up in Battle Ground. Excellent video and amazing editing.
Loving these upgrades and I've done a load of similar or the same ones myself. Have to say though the best upgrade I got for my Ender 3 V2 was a 2nd Z motor and screw assembly. It stops gantry sag completely and really squares up your prints - noticeable on taller prints or when you really really need things to be perfectly square.
What are you printing that really really needs to be square? What are you printing that is so tall and not looking good because of gantry sag?
I watched this video and I have actually done almost all of these things. A few must-haves are octoprint, it is sooo much better than having to take an sd card out of your pc and putting it into your printer every time you want to print. Another must-have is the glass bed and the metal dual gear extruder thing. Also if anybody thinks that the time lapse thing is cool, I believe he is using a plugin in octoprint called octolapse.
Your editing is absolutely on point!!! Immediately subscribed
Great video, thank you for sharing and compiling it!
This was a very well done video, I wasn't expecting much from a simple upgrade video but I'm impressed. Now I gotta print all of these things now lol.
ua-cam.com/channels/W2ja1uLvqjs9mzjVzkglVA.html
24 mods in 13 mins, speed running content.
100% what i was trying to do haha glad someone noticed
much content less time :) this are detailled enough + link to content
im just starting to research these 3d printers and want to get into it cause i love making and crafting things and tbh it seems like a dang good freelance opportunity and seeing this video on how 3d printers can be upgraded which i did not know makes me want to get a ender 3 as my first printer very soon
How much did you spend in total on all these mods? I a thinking of getting a printer now too.
@@josephgrn2818 Don't know if you found the answer all ready, but he says in his comment to this video "- Cost for all the upgrades (not including the raspberry pi): $138"
This looks like tons of fun. Eager to get started. Thanks.
This is the best video I've seen for getting started with 3D printing.
12:13 Set these switches up to be run by the Pi using an onboard relay board. Then use PSU control or enclosure plugin in Octopi to turn them on/off automatically when you run a print.
Can you detail a bit more how you did this? Excellent video having a hard time understand how you setup these switches.
@@babubak what are you talking about? This isn't my video. Do you want to know how to run the switches using a Pi or using toggle switches like shown in the video? If it's the former, just google psu control for octopi and you'll find your instructions. ua-cam.com/video/0-Ol6Yvf0fg/v-deo.html
Good work bro! :)
U r yu tu br
O Hej Jarek
Thanks! This is amazing. You've helped me immensely with my Ender!
I just picked up an Ender 3 Pro and getting started. I love some of these mods, especially the toolbox! I'm looking forward to getting started with this! that Raspberry Pi mod is way cool!
I keep coming back to these videos. I love how you did the LEDs, Im just nervous about trying to replicate that styling with the wiring and such
I’d love to do this as well but I feel the same way. Then again there’s not much you could mess up
ua-cam.com/channels/W2ja1uLvqjs9mzjVzkglVA.html
Dude, your voice isnt annoying, youre straightforward and everything. Nice
AWESOME VIDEO!!! Well produced and as entertaining as it was informative. So glad I found this! THANK YOU! Can’t wait to print all this stuff! (Especially that snack holder!) Love your presentation style and really enjoyed the humor. You have a new subscriber!
While watching this, I thought that I should comment on your superb video production skills. Then I saw some of the comments and see that you did get some love! Magnificent job, Scott!
Great Scott! Thanks, brother. My first printer is on its way and I feel confused on what to do first but this video helped me a lot. I appreciate the time and effort on this video as well.
glad i was able to help. good luck with your first printer!
this is the quality content I am looking for. 👍👍
Wow, dude. GREAT job! Excellent editing!
Thanks for this. I just ordered my Creality 3 Pro and waiting for it.
you are really good at entertaining other people with things we've never seen before well done
Very nice job Scott. Bought the Anycubic Vyper which has allot in common with the Ender 3 v2 but it comes with lots of upgrades out of the box and is easier to install. Had some problems with the slicer software not starting on windows 10 and Chinese software drivers at start but it is ok now. Ultima Cura 5.2 solves this issue. Print quality is good as long the PLA feed goes smooth and the nozzle is kept clean.
Great video. Entertaining and informative. Great mods that you made with 3D items you printed! the printer looks like an excellent choice.
clever ideas are always welcome and refreshing. thanks a lot, a place where to learn more and get inspired.
I'm in the market for a new printer and I've watched multiple vids for ender mods and THIS video compiled ALL the best mods, while keeping the video short, and adding some dope music. You get my respect, my subscribe, and I'm gonna get this printer now.
update: order placed, printer, mod 19, 21, & 22 on the way
update 2: I got the 3d touch, which is a knockoff of the way better BL touch. DO NOT BUY THE 3D TOUCH. The measurements it takes are so inaccurate that parts of your bed will be too high while other parts are too low, so it's basically useless. The BL touch is a bit more expensive, but worth it!
Rawjaat that’s awesome man! so glad i was able to help. have fun with the printer and good luck!
@@ScottYuJan I reallllly want to upgrade to the BL touch, but am not too savvy with changing software settings, i dont wanna brick my printer, alot of the videos arent real clear, or they skip some steps. Any advice?
@@ScottYuJan I Second Jame's question. Do you have any advice for setting up the BLtouch?
@@DrShwifty I just set this up a few days ago. If you have the skr mini, the bltouch should work without requiring any change to the firmware as long as you replace the z-stop with the bl touch. One problem will be that when manually homing the z axis, you might not be able to go low enough, so that would require some firmware edits.
github.com/bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-SKR-mini-E3/tree/master/firmware/V1.2
They show how it needs to be plugged into the board on this github page. If you want to change firmware settings, you'll have to install visual studio code and I found a few good videos that guided me in the process of editing, compiling, and loading the new settings to the printer. If you want specifics message me, but I'll try and link the most helpful videos.
Edit: I just remembered it's not 100% plug and play for the bl touch, you just have to flash the firmware that's on bigtreetech's GitHub. No coding required, just upload to micro SD, plug in ender, and turn ender on.
@@DavidGarcia-hw9fh ua-cam.com/video/QdHpd5EsSeM/v-deo.html Follow this guy's guide to set it up and it'll work perfectly, unless you get the problem where you can't lower past the z-axis zero point, which means you need to change the firmware settings.
If you need to change anything in the firmware then follow this guide to install the required editing program ua-cam.com/video/Mjhp_P-Yzv0/v-deo.html
IMPORTANT STEP if you get the skr mini board Scott recommended, then download the Marlin that the board is currently running instead of the official marlin that the above video suggested, which can be found on github here github.com/bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-SKR-mini-E3
in the firmware folder > v1.2 > Marlin-2.0.x-SKR-Mini-E3-V1.2. You'll have to download everything, and then go to that specific folder in the package.
Once you build the firmware with your edits, the new "firmware.bin" file will be in "Marlin-2.0.x-SKR-Mini-E3-V1.2 > .pio > build > STM32F103RC_btt_512K"
Put that file on the micro sd, plug it into the printer and then turn it on, and then once you see the start up screen then it should be ready to go
ALMOST FORGOT: You'll probably get an error when trying to compile. That's because you have to change something in the "platformio.ini" file. Go here github.com/bigtreetech/BIGTREETECH-SKR-mini-E3/issues/302
And mIRACLELive1 mentions that you have to change it from "platform = ststm32" to "platform = ststm32@
That was awesome...
Probably one of the only other Fortnite players I would catch watching a 3D printer video. Haha nice bro!!
Fortnite is cringe
Thats a great video! Thanks for putting all this together!
Nice moves, I like how you just stroll out of the work zone and do some spraying then right back to work!
Good work man.
that rhythm at 5:11 was sooo satisfying - I appreciate the work you put in to add that small detail that really improves the feel of the video :). Like someone else said in the comments, this channel is destined to blow up fast
the extra effort needed to put in those small details is completely worth it when people like you notice :) haha thanks dae
That was a REALLY good video. Please continue
Yeah all quality no fluff. Will need to re-watch.
This is beautiful. I have watched it 500 times now.
Really nice quality content my dude, love every upgrade.
This video was super cool to watch, the music and edits were sweet. Literally bought a ender 3 pro after watching this
what mods have you done! is it good? do you recomend it?
Sameeee
@@DontBeSynical If you have the means, buy a prusa. If you cant shellout the $1k or so however go ender, completely worth it
I’ve come back to this video like ten times just to watch the dude’s face at 4:30. Cracks me up every single time
Your creativity is off the freaking charts!
Awesome editting 👌 I really enjoyed watching your video.
Mate, this video is QUALITY CONTENT! Also, great mods; will prob also try some!
You've only uploaded 3 videos, but each one feels like so much time and effort was put in, and they all flow amazingly well. You're an extremely talented (content) creator! Hope to see more stuff you make in the future!
thank you so much! i do really enjoy making videos too so stay tuned! I’ll definitely be making more :)
@@ScottYuJan can you put a link to the filament you used in this video (bright orange) thanks!
Awesome video man!!! You did a great job on the editing, music, everything is top notch. I found this video very informative. Much love from Calgary eh!
Awesome video! Thanks so much for all the info and linking the upgrades to print 🙌
Fun how im back watching this video for the 4th time, and still don't own a Ender 3 Pro. Such a smooth video!
go buy one
@@necaton I did :P
About that dual gear extruder... it's a great upgrade, not gonna lie. Much powerful than the stock one, but one word of advice: Add lubrication to the idle gear or it will eat up the metal below/above! Lithium grease should do it and you can also use it for the threaded rod.
This man built a whole workstation! 😮
Wicked! 👏👏👏