Haha, yes he did and he even said at the beginning of the video showing the runout sensor that "we have an arrow of the direction the filament flows". Either way, it'll still work the same.
I have literally come back to your video scores of times, to solve many issues that were due to my own human error. Thank you so much for a simple, direct video. I feel very prepared to use my new printer.
I can't get mine to stick keeps balling up and not making any Type of shape. I've tried raising the z Axis so it's higher off the bed. I've tried lowering it, so it's lower on the bed. But it just keeps balling up.
Hi. So I just bought this printer largely based on this video and perhaps I just got a lemon or perhaps I just don't know enough about these 3D printers yet. My first issue right of the bat was the right hand side of the gantry was not square to the table. The left side was perfect. However, I was able to bring it back to square by adding a small piece of paper shim from a post-it note and now it is perfectly square. The next issue was the printer trying to print into the air instead of on the bed. Using your video I was able to figure out that I needed to use the Z access offset feature to bring it back down. However, the offset correction seems pretty big "-3.15mm" so I ask is this a normal amount or is there something wrong with this printer? After I changed to Z-offset by "- 3.15mm" I printed the candy bowel and it has bumps in it and a few holes. I would guess that perhaps the filament provided by Creality wasn't very dry but it looked very well packaged. Then lastly when I tried to get the cloud app working and that didn't work either It wouldn't connect to the printer or the WIFI or something. Truthfully, I haven't really focused too much attention to that problem yet. I have engaged with support but haven't heard back from them.
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Excellent video man. This is much more comprehensive for bed leveling than the provided instructions. Thanks!
most clear explanation i have come across for this 3d printer. Wish this video was out sooner woulda saved alot of headaches!
The filament runout sensor has an arrow for the direction the filament is supposed to go.. you installed your line backwards
Haha, yes he did and he even said at the beginning of the video showing the runout sensor that "we have an arrow of the direction the filament flows". Either way, it'll still work the same.
What do you mean by that the aluminum knobs should be run down all the way? Does it mean the copper spring should be tight or loose?
I have literally come back to your video scores of times, to solve many issues that were due to my own human error. Thank you so much for a simple, direct video. I feel very prepared to use my new printer.
Where is the camera?
connects via usb
So helpful
Thank you.
I can't get mine to stick keeps balling up and not making any Type of shape. I've tried raising the z Axis so it's higher off the bed. I've tried lowering it, so it's lower on the bed. But it just keeps balling up.
Buy some bed adhesive sticks. It’s a life saver
Looks pretty cool
Hi. So I just bought this printer largely based on this video and perhaps I just got a lemon or perhaps I just don't know enough about these 3D printers yet. My first issue right of the bat was the right hand side of the gantry was not square to the table. The left side was perfect. However, I was able to bring it back to square by adding a small piece of paper shim from a post-it note and now it is perfectly square. The next issue was the printer trying to print into the air instead of on the bed. Using your video I was able to figure out that I needed to use the Z access offset feature to bring it back down. However, the offset correction seems pretty big "-3.15mm" so I ask is this a normal amount or is there something wrong with this printer? After I changed to Z-offset by "- 3.15mm" I printed the candy bowel and it has bumps in it and a few holes. I would guess that perhaps the filament provided by Creality wasn't very dry but it looked very well packaged. Then lastly when I tried to get the cloud app working and that didn't work either It wouldn't connect to the printer or the WIFI or something. Truthfully, I haven't really focused too much attention to that problem yet. I have engaged with support but haven't heard back from them.
How do I turn off power recovery mode? I can’t find that in any of the settings.
How can I change spiralized print to a straight print?