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Wow! Thank you so much @FPV-Drones 🤗 You made my day!

Hi there! Well, the Saturn 3 and 3 Ultra have the same form factor outside (besides the color). And I had a 3 to show (not Ultra). Your point?

Thanks! Bambu printers are a completely different story. If you are getting blobs on your Bambu it’s something else. I have a P1S and I don’t have any Blobs - maybe I should see it using “Smooth Timelapse” I would have something…

Thanks! Oh, the handle is on Printables! I made an adhesive version too. And the liquid is a mixture of 2 parts hydrogen, 1 oxygen 🤣

It’s water. I need to make a video about it. FormLabs has a paper about how the oxygen in the air makes the resin cure worse. That’s why very often the part is tacky even after it is cured. It’s because of oxygen.

@@GeekDetour Interesting! Thanks for that.

My pleasure! Search for the paper.

Ha ha ha. You are right. I speak quite slow - even more because English is not my native language. So, for years I accelerated my voice - and it got quite natural. But then something odd happened. I’ve been speaking A LOT in English… and I am getting better at it. And Faster. So in this video I applied the acceleration factor I was used to do, without realizing it became actually TOO fast. It looked and sounded odd in many moments. I am still applying an acceleration, but it is less. Maybe one day I won’t to it at all. Let’s see 🤣

@@GeekDetour aah, very understandable! i really like that you keep our time in mind and speed up where it is possible. such a smart solution actually! other youtubers could learn from this :) good that your english is getting better and faster :)

Thanks!!! I recorded the whole process in 2016 - and I had given up about the video because I got so many troubles. My wife insisted I should edit it exactly because of the mishaps. She was right. In 2018 I finally published the video.

Yes. That’s true. It got too much in this video. I explained it a bit better in your other comment.

Thank you @DIY-Gadgets - it helps so much.

I never used an Anycubic printer. But I have many printers from Elegoo and they all work good.

@@GeekDetour Ok thank you

Do you realize this video is 10 years old? Your newer iPad OS is completely different now!… Fake 🤣

There is a chance mine is actually smaller than the one they sell now. I am waiting a response from Elegoo 🤣

Wow 🤩 I read your comment two days ago - only had time to answer now. THANK YOU! You made my day. Each video takes A LOT of time… and sometimes you wonder if it is really worth the effort. Messages like yours give me strength to go on❤️

I just used the default settings from Chitubox.

Because testing, recording, editing takes A LOT of time. I was already two weeks into this…. There is only so much time I can take into every video.

Ha ha ha 🤣

Thank YOU! Yesterday I was uploading my original model and, yeah, I though a lot of people would prefer using just adhesive - at least in the beginning. So I made the alternative version - hope it works nice for you ❤️👍

@@GeekDetour thank you for your reply ! I think I’m gonna pre order this one. That will be uSeful’ for my work.

I think there is only one way to know - luckily, the kits are not expensive, specially the Elegoo one. If you can do basic electrical repairs, understand polarity, if you are comfortable with using tools, some woodworking… this is the type of mindset that usually can have some fun with Arduinos. The programming side of it: you start making the simple projects that come in the manual and start tweaking them: changing values, changing what is written to the display… and you begin to learn things. If not, at least you will know it’s not your thing. To me, I was always attracted to electronics - I never had formal engineering education… but I REALLY wanted to know how to make things. And I loved the look of the components.

No. It has a normal trapezoidal LeadScrew with a brass nut. I don’t think that’s a big deal in this printer because the Build Plate doesn’t go Up and Down anymore. It just travels UP. The detaching movement is done by the VAT going down.

In your case, it’s likely that the PETG was a bit humid and printing less hot avoided the water vapor to make bubbles. Or it got more viscous by being colder. So many things happen when you print hotter or cooler!

Oh, wow, thanks! Your kind words made my day ❤️

I think it uses Klipper, doesn’t it? You don’t have to worry. It doesn’t have PowerLoss Recovery and that’s perfect.

You are right. Time and time again I was remembered that I did not upload my STL model. It is not exactly harsh… but it is a bit entitled. Did you lose money? Do we have a contract? You don’t know anything about the struggles I go through to make ends meet - and, sure, other things got higher priority. I am not happy that I didn’t share it yet - I will, it will be free of course.

@@GeekDetour read the last sentence in my comment... I've seen to much content creators use tricks to get people commenting/clicking for the algorithm. It's sad I was actually thinking you would provide the link to an STL you are using in the vid and said you'd share it for those who have the S2 and then say I'm entitled because I reminded you about your own promise. Anyways, of to another week of 12 hours hard labor for some wages. To bad you read my comment while in a really bad mood I guess. Cheers anyway.

Thank you! When you open the LID, 70cm in total height is enough to have the lid rotated 90° (so, horizontal) and it stays well in this position. To raise it even further, you need more than 70cm. You need extra 10cm to the back of the printer.

Hi there! @davidfier4874 - it’s on Printables now. Link in the description. I also made an adhesive version.

@@GeekDetour awesome thank you!

Well you don’t have much to lose by trying - that’s how I saw it when I did mine 🤷‍♂️

The question really is: does an old CR10s have PowerLoss Recovery to be turned off? 🤔

@@GeekDetour Yes :D But it crashes and does not even work when power is restored haha!

Thanks! ❤️

Yes! I am from São Paulo - but I’ve been living in Spain for many years already. Thanks! I am glad you liked the video 🤗

Ja ja ja, si! Estoy de acuerdo 😄 Pero quería que “aquel mismo” iPod siguiera funcionando - y mantener la parte de atrás que tenía la grabación de regalo de mi mujer. Es el tema de capricho, no de lo que viene más práctico 🤣

Not so sure… I already printed with resin that was completely still in the VAT, completely without bubbles, but in the very top layer of the print, I saw those tiny holes. It’s not along the print, nor under the build plate.

I think Elegoo had a different vision in mind: on their promotional video they put the fingers in the space between the upper part and the part that goes in the resin - which would be safer… but I never do it myself… I talked to them about it. Maybe they can do something about it. If not, I have a Mod for it in my mind 🤣

It's in the description - I also talk about it in the end of the video.

Manoel, eu ADORO minha S4. É a que mais uso - não está ligada em nenhuma impressora. É mesmo pra secar meus filamentos mais chatos: Nylon, TPU, filamento com madeira, qualquer coisa com fibra de carbono. Uso as pequenas (S1 e S2) com as impressoras que imprimem nylon, porque Nylon fica ruim em questão de horas, se aberto.