Stop Worrying About Settings and Build Your 3D Printer Right! #Shorts

People get way too hung up on settings before they even understand how the machine works! Take the time and build it properly. It will be worth it in the end!

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#3dprinting #settings #smooth

[warrensreptiles]

Probably the best advice to people just getting into the hobby.

[dillduvee]

gonna save that quote, "understand the machine before you try to control it"

[sxRule]

"imagine changing alignment while lug nuts are loose" best analogy. I need to tell this to the guys running our damn burn table.

[madmachanicest]

Understanding the machine before you try to control it it's probably some of the best advice anyone has ever give

[yipyipyipi]

"Understand the machine before you try to control it" is just the best life advice right now. Change is fine, but you need to know what youre changing and why or you can mess a lot up

[bucky]

Just got an Ender 3 V2, and this is awesome advice! My only real issues so far were from bad leveling and loose parts. Check EVERYTHING before messing with all the settings. You'll get awesome prints!

[deadlyqueen]

HE HAS A WHOLE BUNCH OF MONSTER HUNTER WEAPONS I LOVE THIS MAN

[leechowning]

With as reliable and consistent as these have become I honestly believe that 3D printers should become a standard appliance in every home.

[darrenmurray]

Absolutely right; in addition, maintain your printer: check the bolts are still tight after extended use; do you need to apply a little oil to your wheels and rails?

[tcuwqxl]

I was just staring at the cute lil googly eyes on the printer with a smile the whole time while everything was being explained, lol.

[JacksonOrJaxon]

Even if you don’t need it, I recommend using a build instruction video with alignment tips so you can avoid problems caused by build errors or know how to correct then

[crimsonspider-T]

Soon. Soon I too will have endless amounts of stuff that I can just sense my dad rolling in his grave about😂

[johansrk]

I think the problem is that there are so many variables in the printer that can go wrong (bed level, too tight screws / too loose screws, to hot to cold, too close to far, to fast to slow, belts to tight / too loose, etc). On top of that when you see Cura, you can change a million things.
When you are new you kind of get frustrated, especially when everyone says level your bed, and it doesn't work ;)

I remember when I had to assemble my first printer, an Ender 3 v2.
the manual was bad
watching videos helped a lot, but still there were many different approaches. On top of that it does not help that the factory often don't assemble the printers correctly (overtighten screws, over tighten belt etc.)

[DanielKezar]

I also use the cheapest filament I can find and the only settings that I go into depth is print thin walls and sometimes infill pattern. Everything else is just speed, layer thickness, and walls

[WillardOuk]

Thank you so much your settings saved my sanity I couldn’t thank you more now my prints are perfect I owe you

[arthurfrey]

This man, spittin facts. I like how your videos keep it real when it comes to this hobby. It keeps it simple, yet the addresses the most important fundamentals. It really helped newcomers like myself get into 3D printing.

[kkammo]

I'd say that this in combination with TUNING is what gives you the absolute perfect prints. Teaching Tech has an absolutely amazing video on it and built a program to essentially follow you through the steps on fine tuning your 3D printer to make it the best that it can be.

[fjb]

I’m subscribing just because I think that last helmet flipped down.
That’s freaking awesome. 👍🏻👍🏻

[noisy_boi_fpv_]

Settings are a huge aspect. Period
Machine build is a given

[StarWarsTherapy]

Such a great point to remember. Thank you. I tell the kids there might be a thousand settings but you really only need to know 3-5.