Thank You for your tutorial ！ Excellent for me as a beginner to 3D printing job ！ I have made concise notes of your tutorial in Chinese for my own reference ！😊 Thank You ！
I bought a 3d printer recently after watching your videos and this slicing topic timing is perfect thanks for the inspiration in starting this new hobby bro and awesome video
Thank you Michael! I’m am FAR from tech savvy, but really want to get into 3d printing. I appreciate this video and will check out more of your beginner friendly videos
freaking awesome video. Though it was very basics of the 3 different slicers, u gave a great overview explaining what each setting does and how it effects the prints. Great work. I love watching your videos as they are clear and quite detailed and easy to understand.
I've switched to Super Slicer. It's calibration section is outstanding. I started with, and up until yesterday, used Cura. My prints have always been, after the initial learning curve, as close to perfect as my printers will allow. But, Super Slicer is going to be fantastic. Please make a video about what it can do!?!!
Great refresher. It would be nice to see you explain the program/plugin Arc Welder a little better than some of the smaller UA-cam channels have done. I'm sure you know about it. It instructs the printer to make normally linear linear movements as arcs, which can shrink GCode and result in slightly smoother prints. Your presentations often make clear what others muddle a bit.
ok man im going to be real i watched like a 10 minute ad because he was telling me exactly wha i wanted to know! absolutely unreal felt like i was watching a youtube video until i tried to skip the stuff i already knew. then i saw the yellow slider lololol
Great video Michael. A mate has just got his first 3d printer and this explains the basics very simply (saves me a heap of dodgy unqualified explanation). The calibration page is a game changer having everything in one wiki with the videos linked 🤯... It's as if you're a trained educator 😉
An amazing follow up to this video would be how to tune your printer. Slight beyond basics, but still helpful for people who are looking to make things better.
Michael's filmed a lot of videos on such subjects. Look at the link to his website in this video description about retraction. Once on Michael's website look at the top of the page to see all the calibration help available. The various pages have links to Michael's UA-cam videos as well as text setting out what you need to do and why. It is an excellent resource.
This is highly interesting and very helpful, thank you! 👍🏻 I will have to check out your guides and expect them to be as useful and easy to follow as all your other videos, great work. I didn't 3d print for quite some time now but with your content as a little refresher I guess tweaking will be fun and results should be better than before 😎
Hi, could you continue this with some advanced features, I am having trouble with prints that have very thin parts that stick up. I tried the minimum print time and speed, but they all slowed the prints down and it made things a stringy mess. I found it worked a lot better if they printed this parts faster, but I was having trouble isolating these sections. minimum time or speed did not make any changes and it was only outer perimeter speed that worked. I could also see the thin tubes looked a lot better while other parts are printed and then as soon as it's just the tubes they start to mush like they need more time to cool. This is also like the parts on a benchy when it gets to just the window parts and prints can look rough, I am having much trouble with jessie beige 500 pla on ender printers it just grinds the filament at the same point. I think this is also related to minimum layer time. Thank you so much for all the calibration tools I always recommend to new users.
Hello! Thank you very much for you video! It was very useful for a beginner as me. I bought a Bambu Lab p1p. What program is better to turn personal 3d Cad to be ready to print?
I also have and Ender 5 pro... got for Christmas. Started with the included slicer software as it was easy to use and I got good prints. Then as I printed more I tried Cura, it was OK (nearly the same as Ender SW). Then I found Prusa Slicer. It's got a LOT of options and is a really good piece of free software. It takes time to learn all this stuff and I like how Prusa has kind of a control with the lock and key with standard settings vs customized.
Superslicer Gang Gang. Cura, to Pirated Simplify 3d to Slic3r to Super Slicer. And i aint leaving! Might touch the others for neiche stuff, but this slicer is basically PrusaSL With extras. Dudes adding in Belt Support now for all the belt printers coming out. And NonPlanar printing. Yes there is a learning curve, but damn once you get used to it... You are so golden pawnshops are offering cash for you.
Very interesting. Thank you very much. I know I did not ask for your authorization, but I have put a link to your channel on my 3D Printer calculator app.
I own Simplify 3D but I've wondered if there's something better out there that is more compatible with my Tevo Tornado. I sincerely appreciate your knowledge and videos.
Yes, I guess you can use any right? PrusaSlicer and ideamaker are the best in my opinion these days, Simplify I owned and used a long time, but it's seriously behind these days and not developed it seems.
S3D was the gold standard 4 years ago. Now it is not worth the money as the free slicers are far and away more optioned and better. I still use S3D only because Ive been using it for so long and have my profiles set up perfectly.
@@SkeeterPondRC Me too.. I bought it shortly after I got my Tevo Tornado and I know it and have my profiles setup.. but was going to check out newer products that actually get updated. Thanks for your input
Hi, can I use Utlimaker Cura for the WEEFUN TINA2S as a slicer, but is says use WiiBuilder or Custom Cura because if you use anything else it may damage the printer. Can I use Utlimaker Cura or will it break for printer? If it will could you tell me what slicer I can use without breaking my printer?
I just got my ender 3 pro v4 and I can't find a slicer site I went to a few but they all want me to register for school can you show a video of how to actually download the slicer site please
If anyone can help me would greatly be appreciate I’m still trying to figure out can we just use a regular usb drive or do we need the other kind and I’m still having trouble turning stl files into gcodes
i am trying to use the custom g-code from the website of teaching tech, but i dont know how to import the generated custom g code in prusa slicer. Please help....i want to try the temp tower
Can you make a guide on how to make hollow vs solid objects? For example if I want to create an easter egg with 0.5mm walls, or any other awkward shape where it's not as simple as creating a hole like maybe a toy alien blaster or something that has multiple different shapes and sizes that need hollowing out.
I have been 3D printing for over 2 years now I still watch your begginer videos because they are so good and I always learn something new!
Omg same😂
I was about to post the same comment
Me three! Lol
Ditto
cannot thank you enough. Clear language at the right speed without waste of time. thumbs up.
The video is now 3 years old and still helpful. High quality, low fluff, dense in information. Thank you
Thank You for your tutorial ！
Excellent for me as a beginner to 3D printing job ！
I have made concise notes of your tutorial in Chinese for my own reference ！😊
Thank You ！
Most excellent ... in content and in timing. Love that you touched on the same feature set across the most common/popular slicers.
I bought a 3d printer recently after watching your videos and this slicing topic timing is perfect thanks for the inspiration in starting this new hobby bro and awesome video
Wow this is a great video. Just bought my first printer and this answers several questions on terminology and techniques. Thanks!!
Thank you Michael! I’m am FAR from tech savvy, but really want to get into 3d printing. I appreciate this video and will check out more of your beginner friendly videos
freaking awesome video. Though it was very basics of the 3 different slicers, u gave a great overview explaining what each setting does and how it effects the prints. Great work. I love watching your videos as they are clear and quite detailed and easy to understand.
This is an underrated video, wish this was here when I started
Thanks my first printer arrives on Thursday. Great timing I'll watch this a few times
I've switched to Super Slicer. It's calibration section is outstanding.
I started with, and up until yesterday, used Cura. My prints have always been, after the initial learning curve, as close to perfect as my printers will allow.
But, Super Slicer is going to be fantastic.
Please make a video about what it can do!?!!
you are apparently the go to guy for info on 3D printing😉
Wow! So much awesome information!!! You just added 2 years to my lifespan!!!! Thanks!!!
Thanks!
Thanks for this video. I'm a total novice with 3D printing, and this video was very helpful. Thank you!
Great refresher.
It would be nice to see you explain the program/plugin Arc Welder a little better than some of the smaller UA-cam channels have done. I'm sure you know about it. It instructs the printer to make normally linear linear movements as arcs, which can shrink GCode and result in slightly smoother prints. Your presentations often make clear what others muddle a bit.
Great video! Extremely helpful! Your videos as so easy to follow (love the pause button) and clearly explained. Thank you!
thank you for all this valuable information, ive been in the hobby for a year and didnt know all of this stuff
Thanks for the comparison and run through of the software side. Great info as always!
ok man im going to be real i watched like a 10 minute ad because he was telling me exactly wha i wanted to know! absolutely unreal felt like i was watching a youtube video until i tried to skip the stuff i already knew. then i saw the yellow slider lololol
you are incredibly good at your job.
legend, thank you so much! bought a cr10s pro v2 a few days ago, didn't even assembly it yet, this will be useful, thanks again!
Great video Michael. A mate has just got his first 3d printer and this explains the basics very simply (saves me a heap of dodgy unqualified explanation). The calibration page is a game changer having everything in one wiki with the videos linked 🤯... It's as if you're a trained educator 😉
You are brilliant mate. So professional and helpful
Was looking for a video for slicing yesterday! Impeccable timing 👍🏼
An amazing follow up to this video would be how to tune your printer. Slight beyond basics, but still helpful for people who are looking to make things better.
Michael's filmed a lot of videos on such subjects. Look at the link to his website in this video description about retraction. Once on Michael's website look at the top of the page to see all the calibration help available. The various pages have links to Michael's UA-cam videos as well as text setting out what you need to do and why.
It is an excellent resource.
That was great. Great speed for someone whom is on day one.
Perfect timing I was looking for just this type of video today!
The best advice I ever heard "You can solve a lot of problems by slowing your print speed down."
Incredible information density in this video!
I've been 3d printing for a while but learned a lot from this video, so thanks!
Prusaslicer Gang!
gang gang
Just got my Voxelab Aquila. First print was a beautiful benchy. Time to fine tune my printer. Liked and subscribed 👍
Thanks a lot... Very good summary for starting work with Slicer software
Thank you very much this is super informative and easy to understand.
The mighty car mods t-shirt though😂😂😂 👍👍
This is highly interesting and very helpful, thank you! 👍🏻
I will have to check out your guides and expect them to be as useful and easy to follow as all your other videos, great work.
I didn't 3d print for quite some time now but with your content as a little refresher I guess tweaking will be fun and results should be better than before 😎
Love this thank you for your thoroughness
Great tutorial, thank you
Love the shirt (Mighty Car Mods) 😁
Amazing tutorial. Congratulations
I recommend looking at the video for extrusion width by CNC Kitchen, which shows that going down to 90% is still quite possible
Great reference and comparison video. Liked and subbed.
Thanks mate awesome tips and help there for all levels of 3d printing.
dam...the intro was my initial question! great hook!
Love that MCM shirt
Hi, could you continue this with some advanced features, I am having trouble with prints that have very thin parts that stick up. I tried the minimum print time and speed, but they all slowed the prints down and it made things a stringy mess. I found it worked a lot better if they printed this parts faster, but I was having trouble isolating these sections. minimum time or speed did not make any changes and it was only outer perimeter speed that worked. I could also see the thin tubes looked a lot better while other parts are printed and then as soon as it's just the tubes they start to mush like they need more time to cool. This is also like the parts on a benchy when it gets to just the window parts and prints can look rough, I am having much trouble with jessie beige 500 pla on ender printers it just grinds the filament at the same point. I think this is also related to minimum layer time. Thank you so much for all the calibration tools I always recommend to new users.
Hello! Thank you very much for you video! It was very useful for a beginner as me. I bought a Bambu Lab p1p. What program is better to turn personal 3d Cad to be ready to print?
I have a flashforge printer I just got. I have been using their software for slicing. Should I use a different software or are most the same?
I literally just started 3D printing 3 weeks ago with my ender 5 pro.
Thank you for this video
I also have and Ender 5 pro... got for Christmas. Started with the included slicer software as it was easy to use and I got good prints. Then as I printed more I tried Cura, it was OK (nearly the same as Ender SW). Then I found Prusa Slicer. It's got a LOT of options and is a really good piece of free software. It takes time to learn all this stuff and I like how Prusa has kind of a control with the lock and key with standard settings vs customized.
@@webcompanion I tend to jump between CURA and PruscaSlicer, depending on the project. I never ended up using the Ender software.
Very nice and good info. Your background as teacher is clearly noticeable here ;-)
Don’t forget to check the box your filament came in for printing temperature, standard is 200 but there are others that require higher temperatures...
Currently I have 3 types of PLA and every one has a different temperature on the spool so that is definitely good advice
Superslicer Gang Gang.
Cura, to Pirated Simplify 3d to Slic3r to Super Slicer.
And i aint leaving!
Might touch the others for neiche stuff, but this slicer is basically PrusaSL With extras.
Dudes adding in Belt Support now for all the belt printers coming out. And NonPlanar printing.
Yes there is a learning curve, but damn once you get used to it... You are so golden pawnshops are offering cash for you.
Very interesting. Thank you very much. I know I did not ask for your authorization, but I have put a link to your channel on my 3D Printer calculator app.
Cheers Michael, appreciated. Lee UK
Do you have a video specifically concerning settings for supports?
I own Simplify 3D but I've wondered if there's something better out there that is more compatible with my Tevo Tornado. I sincerely appreciate your knowledge and videos.
Yes, I guess you can use any right? PrusaSlicer and ideamaker are the best in my opinion these days, Simplify I owned and used a long time, but it's seriously behind these days and not developed it seems.
S3D was the gold standard 4 years ago. Now it is not worth the money as the free slicers are far and away more optioned and better. I still use S3D only because Ive been using it for so long and have my profiles set up perfectly.
@@SkeeterPondRC Me too.. I bought it shortly after I got my Tevo Tornado and I know it and have my profiles setup.. but was going to check out newer products that actually get updated. Thanks for your input
@@VincentGroenewold Yea I paid for it so I use it. thanks for the input
Thanks for sharing this video
Hi, can I use Utlimaker Cura for the WEEFUN TINA2S as a slicer, but is says use WiiBuilder or Custom Cura because if you use anything else it may damage the printer. Can I use Utlimaker Cura or will it break for printer? If it will could you tell me what slicer I can use without breaking my printer?
I just got my ender 3 pro v4 and I can't find a slicer site I went to a few but they all want me to register for school can you show a video of how to actually download the slicer site please
Excellent. Why is the Z axis designated as "E" in the G code?
can you please help setup prusa slicer for dremel 3d45 printer please and thank you
Great video! Thank you so much for this! I greatly appreciate this.
Thanks so much ❤❤
Good video, thanks.
Astroprint used to be pretty good seems the desktop and online version are gone and they just sell their octopi type box
AWESOME VIDEO but an update to include Creality would be great too
That was extremely useful. Thank you.
How fix z axis during printing is far on bed
but in leveling and homing is exactly good
Awesome channel! Thank you!
Great video, thank you so much
Great video thanks for sharing 💜
If anyone can help me would greatly be appreciate I’m still trying to figure out can we just use a regular usb drive or do we need the other kind and I’m still having trouble turning stl files into gcodes
aWESOME !!! THANK YOU !!
Do you know how to use this with an any cubic mega pro and a imac
Thanks for explaining this
i am trying to use the custom g-code from the website of teaching tech, but i dont know how to import the generated custom g code in prusa slicer. Please help....i want to try the temp tower
All I wanted was just to print a cube
Can you make a guide on how to make hollow vs solid objects? For example if I want to create an easter egg with 0.5mm walls, or any other awkward shape where it's not as simple as creating a hole like maybe a toy alien blaster or something that has multiple different shapes and sizes that need hollowing out.
just got ender 3 max,having trouble with gantry,are thr wheels supposed to be tight,there to tight or to slack.
That a mighty mods tee? 👀
And what slicer software do you use?
I would say the layers are horizontal instead of vertical (though they are stacked one on top of the other, so vertically). Great job anyway.
how do you stop the printer head colliding with the print
SLICER?!? I hardly know her!
😂🤣😂
xD
👎👎👎
She cuts deep!
Nice 😂
CR 10S Pro V2 or Ender 5 Plus, which is good for a 1st 3D printer?
I have cura but it insists in print from the top to bottom. It is driving me mad please help
Thank you so much.
"Slick 3 R." I'm ded. Am I the only one who just says "slicer"? Slic3r->Slicer
Nope. Definitely “slicer”. I was like Double U Tee F is “Slick 3 R?”
Nope, I prefer "Slicer" as well although I have an idea where "Slick 3 r" comes from...
how much electricity does it use
Please make a tutorial how to print two connecting parts so that they join seamlessly without a gap
You can save that gcode list page from marlin i got the mrs to print it at work 😂
Is the shirt from mighty car mods? lol
You mean Horizontal layers at 4:06 dont you
I guess you could say that's Michael's law 😄
Chopped! :D
Do a voron video
💕👌👍
IM SO HAPPY THAT YOUR AUSSIE 😂😂😂
I had a bad luck of buying a used 3D printer based on smoothieware and MKS board which are known for high risk of dead Ethernet connection.