My Prusa MK4 is here! Unbox & first print!

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This Girl is a serious Gem !!! I love what she's doing !!! She's not falli g for these trendy social bullshit !!! She's just gatting things done and fixing things !!! Very constructive, useful and pertinent content always !!! Respect is not giving freely but earned !!! This young lady earned it hands down !!! Wouldn't be afraid of getting my PS5 gaming console repaired by you at all !!! Best service out there for sure 🌹🌹🌹

SoulsborneKnights

Congrats! 3D printing is very exciting. I started with SLA printing though as I intended to create my own PCBs using the same 3D printer. Turned out to be quite a success, though I have yet to figure out best parameters for each type of resin, and also buy a filament 3D printer too! :)

abragin

Ohh these are great, built one myself and couldn't be more pleased with it. Nice to maintain as well.

VincentGroenewold

That should be useful for making new parts for things you're repairing or restoring.

dadgarage

This channel is amazing and you are great.
I always feel relaxed when I'm watching. Your expressions on the console repair were priceless. Just one thing I recommend creating playlists for anything that includes more than one video. I shared you out on my community tab as well. Have a wonderful day!

SirJacob

Such a great machine! I use the MK4 and a Prusa Mini and they are awesome.

Pallerim

That should be a fun tech toy 😆
I bought a Neptune 3 Pro last year, it's really cool to tinker with.

MegaManNeo

It's a great machine! I got the kit and built it with my son. We've put so much through it and it's still working perfectly 👍

tjwatts

Would recommend trying to encase the entire system within a vacuum chamber, then create a negative conductive "metal powder" bed, essentially what you are going to be doing is using a very strong laser (UV light creates the most detailed quantum capacitors/ PCB boards/ Photonic Chips) to "weld" the powder that sits on the bed, layer by layer the light will create the "3D" model...

The benefit of this method is that you can use nanoscale copper/ carbon/ gold/ silver/ palladium/ platinum to mix (remember that this is at the nanoscale so the amounts do not need to be large, mix and match a number of "layers" within the "matrix" of the part, one can become as sophisticated as one wants with the "Laser" (Ultra Violet)

Another technique acts very similar to how laser inkJet printers work, where a laser is used to work in conjunction with the ink to help with the curing process of the ink, imagine that each "color" on the printer is a different "nanoscale material" with a "structural binder" so that the print can hold its shape as the laser moves over it, essentially a "molecular scaffolding" for the metals, a good idea would to integrate "insulating material" so that you can create sophisticated PCB or Quantum Acoustic Photonic Chips, that means that several "frequencies of electromagnetism" can be used to carry the "quantum entangled laser light", a complete quantum computer using only lasers to read/ write information "at the same time" on a (DVD photonic Double Sided wafer, those old school DVD's are gold right now, because they can be reused) so that it can perform quantum calculations, send the information over long distances without losing the signal and essentially creating a "fingerprint" thus making the communications secure. Essentially, you can take the UV laser and "etch" the architecture on "individual atomic layers within the thickness of the DVD, using different intensities of laser light as well as researching the technology "phase change" materials, in a nutshell the material reacts like a "1" or "0" or on and off system- one for the read/ one for write...the key is to use lasers for the entire quantum computer, even the processor (all light and frequency based)...

Great work,

-ER x Organic InTelligence

erx

Awesome Sayaka-san! I've got a new one recently too :)

Flat_Mountain

🖖🖖🖖

Great to see a fellow Trekkie doing really cool tech/video game/repair content 🎮👾🕹️ - I think you're an inspiration to other girls/women who might be interested in doing what you do and pursue their dreams.

Love your videos, they're very relaxing to watch, creative and I learn a lot of new stuff. 😊

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Live long and prosper 🖖🖖 from Toronto, Canada 🇨🇦

FOJO

I thought it would be much more difficult to use. From your video, it seems quite simple.

MrxIcs-domh

Yes should make more content we will love it

abhishekgurjar

Thanks from France. You're so cute and talented, obliged to encourage

sussudio

Sweet purchase now broken stuff can be copied and come up with your own programs for replacement parts u seem like the type I hope this works well for you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Sayaka!

erickelly