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No one's going to make a vibrator comment? My bad

Thank you for this.

I thought we were against closed environment and all for open source? The video seems to have been deleted.

What heat sink is that because the one I have doesn’t fit the heat break

Very nice! The Cura god :D

same size box i made. cura saying 5Hours 35minute to print

I really like this design. There are absolutely ways to make this more compact and universal. I'm super excited to see where this leads

I've tried all sorts of things to correct the issues I have been having with my Ender 3. I am getting blobs and stringing. I was having issues with bed leveling so I purchased and installed the CR Touch and I also purchased the spring steel bed cover. Previously I replaced the stock extruder top mechanism with the aluminum one. Prior to installing the CR Touch, I was having issues with the extruder "clunking" which pointed toward the hot end being too close to the bed. That is 100% resolved and I don't have any more clunking and the extruder seems to be smoothly pushing filament. I have cleaned the hot end a few times recently and even replaced the extruder tip. The problem with my prints now is that they will run smoothly for a bit and then I will get a blob that causes issues. The hot end will jerk as it goes back over the blob and in extreme cases the blob will cause the hot end to actually knock the print loose and then spaghetti. It's been frustrating me for weeks. I've tried loading different firmware, and last night I tried slicing with Prusa instead of Cura but there really hasn't been an improvement. Do you think I need to look at replacing the extruder gear or what other suggestions do you have? I love my Ender 3 but it's been months since I got a really nice print out of it and I have wasted so much filament. Any suggestions you or the community can provide would be great! Thank you.

I printed absolutely fine for the first couple months, no problems. Tried some bigger prints, nothing but issues. It's NOT the filament, it's NOT my retraction settings, it's NOT the esteps. I've spent the last month trying every single calibration tool, every single piece of advice (even the stuff that contradicts the other stuff), and I simply CANNOT print more than 30 minutes without the extruder bucking. But the hot end isn't clogged. I'm so tired of endless stringing, "clogged" hotends, failed prints. I'm about to throw this thing out. I switched to a direct drive dual gear, and despite most people claiming "DD solves it all!", I've had nothing but problems. I think I'll try going back to the longer bowden tube, then it's seriously going in the garbage.

Thanks ! easy job ! printing good again After moving !

My sons printer wasn't working and print was sliding all over the place. Watched and followed this video and everything was working again. Thanks from both of us.

Unfortunately, this could cause more problems than it solves. Heavier load, lots of tubing and cables to handle. A whole lot of power to get all this working. Potentially great loss of quality printing.

spur gears hate This Simple Trick

I LOVE HOW YOU ENDED UP MAKEING THE WINNERS

Is there anything similar in Prusaslicer?

Merci pour l’information.

Get connor in a video

Thank you

That is fascinating

I talked to Jerry while at MRRF super nice guy and really is passionate about this project. Any ideas or information you have to help them out they really will appreciate it. One thing they didn’t mention is that it is water cooled so no fan noise!

Do you need a PC?

Thats awesome idea

could i do this with an ender 3 pro?

Something like this will be the future of multicolor printing. Less waste is better

Put this on a quantum delta where you have unlimited mass budget.

I hate the waste poop from multi colour printers and try to design around it to create less waste. Designs like this when refined will help to reduce filament waste but it will take time. Thank you chep for highlighting developer's like this who don't get alot of coverage.

That is cool can't wait to see what they can do

Cool, thanks.

Had no idea you were Connor Hellebuyck's dad! Watched your videos years ago when I started 3D printing. Recognized you during Connor's acceptance speech! I thought, "No way, that's the guy from UA-cam!", small world, eh?

Really cool product would love to have on my Ender 3 V2...

chuck... congrats on Conner winning the Vezina Trophy last night... im sure your a proud papa 🙌

As far as saving time goes, you only proved that larger layer heights print faster.

I signed up on your web site. I can't seem to find the link to purchase another bed lever???

thank you so much worked better than I expected

This video needs more credit, I was looking for this and I found other videos. I found the perfect one now from you thanks

Love these little tools. I don't have a use case at the moment, but its always nice to have quick tools like this at my disposal!

can do all kinda of stuff with blender

Audio is zero, I can't hear it at all.

You ARE the man.always great.

Im lost on the purpose of this app.

I'm embarrassed that I watched a half dozen videos before this one. Thank you for saying the opposite of turn off your retraction and explaining why. Thank you for pointing out the temperature difference between the spool and the website. All my tpu prints at 195-205 and I truly thought something was wrong that made no sense. I follow a could other people I thought that knew what they were talking about and they all said to just deal with the stringing.

Really interesting indeed! Thanks a bunch, Chuck! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Hard to hear this

Thanks for the feature, Chuck! Next feature: remesh step for models with only a few triangles!

You can see the "twist" looks good on the CHEP side but it's a single crease on the blank side. Looks like this tool is just rotating points proportional to their Z rather than subdividing triangles that cross twisting layers like you'd need to do to get a smooth twist.

Thanks for the content friend! Have you done any extra fast profiles for OrcaSlicer?

Thanks

on the cube you can see a crease on the face that doesn't have any text on it. that's because that face only has two triangles. the faces with text have many more triangles so they get a nice curved surface. to get that nice cuve everywhere, the simple face has to be subdivided a bunch of times. organic models work better because of that.

This was cool... Audio was fine on my end.

Audio low