Prusa Slicer 2.0 - Import, Slice and Print - IT'S EASY!

This is an updated version for Prusa Slicer 2.0. If you're new to 3D printing, you'll know that learning how to use new software packages can be intimidating. I'm here to change that! In this video tutorial I run you through the absolute basics of Prusa Slicer 2.0. I show you how to download an STL file from Thingiverse, how to Import & Slice it, and finally how to export the g-code to your 3D printer. This will get you up and running as quickly as possible, so that you can start printing all your favourite 3D models.

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[Amanda-lkdc]

Almost sat here banging my head against my desk trying to figure out how to get from 3D model to actual print, this helped TREMENDOUSLY. Cannot express to you enough how incredibly helpful this was, I am definitely going to look at taking your course.

[JayGarces]

Thanks for creating this video. You captured the perfect amount of detail for someone moving over from another slicer to get started!

[ethanhala]

non like lots of other videos I watched you actual did a step by step and it helped tons. Thankyou.

[johnpaulcarter]

Thanks so much for that - I was struggling to find the basics anywhere, so really helpful.

[barrettmjohnson]

Order my printer last week. Will sign up for your course once I get my printer. 👍🏼

[texasbowhunter]

Yes sir very well explained video for those of us that are new to 3d printing
You mentioned additional lessons...I may be interested...Thanks

[marylandcorruption]

Great introductory video, just bought a Prusa mini. I have no background in cad or 3D printing. This is all new to arena for me as an old guy. Simplified information. Looking forward to pay course.

[TimStevens]

Thanks again. If you're looking for more ideas, would love a video showing it printed with the various levels of support to show the impacts to the resulting print.

[jamesweber]

Finally I'm able to print something from a model or something other than the Benchy from my provided SD card. Watched just once and was able the import something from Thingiverse and print it. Next I want to learn how to print straight from the computer. THANKS.

[armin.hierstetter]

Thanks so much for this – exactly what I was looking for as a total noob.

[_.Caiden._]

you are such a life saver i got this for my birthday yesterday and i had know clue how to use any thing so thank you so muth:)

[thomasmorton]

Thanks. You did a really nice job of explaining the trade of between print time, layer thickness, level of detail and filament usage.

[pteppicsmith]

Thank you for this, i stumbled on your channel and have now subbed and will definitely be following your tutorials they are clear, concise, informative and bloody helpful without being patronising, I’m late to the world of 3d printing but now have no fears, again thank you

[BigTrainBuff]

Excellent introduction to the new Prusa Slicer. Thanks so much.

[tylersmith]

Perfect video. Straight to the point and cover all the things to know. Thank you for being so straight forward and helpful at the same time

[sergioxela]

Hello there, I am glad it means a lot to you to have subscribers :) and I am thankful for you explaining smooth and easy, keep the good job.

[nedgoodell]

Thank you for a beautifully presented intro. It answered all of my early questions and provided everything I needed to dive in with confidence.

[martinclayton]

Thank you for an excellent video for somebody that is thinking of changing slicers

[ChinaAl]

Recently heard about this new fantastic S3D killer. I got an Ender 5 and just upgraded it to a Direct Drive. Found your tutorials. I hope I can learn something from you. I'll subscribe. Thanks

[brianmacdonnacha]

This is excellent! I'm just getting started with my assembled printer. Thank you.