3D Printer Anatomy: 50 parts in 5 minutes (Basics)

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[devalopr]

i know all the parts of a 3D Printer, i still watched coz it's Tom's video!💙

[quentincampbell]

Damn, that was quick. A TL;DR in video format. Loved it!

[DoctorBlankenstein]

maybe one of the most useful beginner 3D printing videos on YouTube right here folks...

[MitchGurowitz]

Wish I had this reference when I started 5 years ago! Nicely done!

[swesleyd]

Excellent idea for a video! One of the strongest barriers to entry to any technology is terminology. Good job!

[ol-man-duffyj]

Holy cow! I learned something and that’s a great cram course on terminology and understanding the basics.
Thank you!

[gamesvrtech]

Nette Zusammenfassung der wichtigsten Begriffe, weiter so!

[androidcg]

This kind of content is the reason why people love this channel. Great !!!

[TannerD]

I'm sending this along to some of my non-3d printing friends who look at me like I'm speaking another language when I tell them about my printer.

[SplicesAndCelluloid]

Yet another highly informative and entertaining video. Thanks Tom!

[middleclasspoor]

Thanks Tom, great video! It helped settle my nerves after watching Angus's video from earlier this a.m.!

[pete]

That was the very best 3D Printer info video I've ever watched. Well done Tom. I'll be saving this one to my favorites and watching again.

[tombuck]

Ahh, this is such a good idea. I’m going to save this link and point people here when they ask some of the basic questions. Thank you!!

[asnaeb]

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen thank you

[VictorSteiner]

Super super good and very important video. Straight to the point!

[thushanthsitham]

Absolutely wonderful work tom! May you please do a video like this about defects in print such as warping, high or low temperature, layer shifting, ghosting, etc. Thanks!

[chooseymomschoose]

Huh. "Heat break, " you say? Not "top tube thingie?"

[christopherstromberg]

A little simple for me, but still a thumbs up. I’m sure this will help quite a few people.

[MattTheSpratt]

oh my god, my forgetful adhd ass needed a video like this, thank you so mucu 🐍💜✨

[WolfgangEgger]

thanks for that short explanation. This leads me to two questions: How can I recognize overextrusion and how can I recognize underextrusion and how can I fix them?