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someone who saw a 3d printer and thought "I want that" and then they got it

OF COURSE YOU WON'T BE BIAS..

I love your veggie tales tie, 10/10

As of this writing, this video is 3 years old and I'm using Blender 4.1, but the idea is still there and I finally was able to add a wood texture to objects! Thank you very much!

is cloud/service netfabb shut down?

Surely the purge could be used as infill on the next layer on certain models?

me. im the beginner

I always wanted to play with Blender, but never had any reason for that. I bought a 3D printer now, and your tutorials are making this with a reality. Thanks!

I got into 3D printing as a necessity of belonging to the FPV drone community n the twenty-teens. I thought everybody knew how excellent it is. You can get it noodle-soft like Ninjaflex, or super rigid like Armadillo.

The use in terms when discribing materials needs a lot of improvement in 3D printing community. TPU is not strong, it is tough. PLA/PLA+/PETG are strong materials as they have highest tensile strenghts. PLA is hardest and most brittle material. Obviously all of these properties change quite a bit between different brands. As a designer you choose the material according to the use case. In exaggeration, you don't choose TPU/rubber if you need the strength of steel.

"Marital aid." 😂🤣😂🤣

My favourite Technique is still "Purge to infill". Since you generally can't see the inside, it doesn't matter if the infill is funky colored, but you need the infill anyways, so might as well use the purge.

Okay make a gun part in tpu

I don't use flush towers or objects. You can turn it off on my X1C carbon. I also reduced the multiplier to .3 to get the smallest poop as possible.

My first ever printer is the anycubic kobra 2 neo. I got it printing out of the box, and I’m currently learning how to use octoprint to calculate e steps and all kinds of stuff. The hobby is kinda overwhelming, but if I could learn to airbrush with acrylics I can do this. TIP DRY

Purgefect results 😅

Really good analysis and the pros and cons. I have followed 3D scanning and it is not yet where I want to jump into it, cost vs the need are too far apart

I have supported Revopoint on Kickstarter and have had every version of scanner produced by them. Each time a new version came out I moved on the version I had and was able to understand the improvements made with each new version. As well as the constant upgrades to the equipment, the software has constantly been improved and the scanning process has continued to improve. I have had a number of other 3d Scanners before the Revopoint programme started, but none of them were anywhere near as good as the Revopoint experience. I currently have the Mini , Range and Miraco versions so am able to cover a good range of scanning sizes.

Automatic Material System system.

How does it compare to Photogrammetry?

I was wondering rather than a purge object could you make a section of an object material neutral. I.e. you might have an object that is big enough that the infill could use the purge waste?

*"What seems to us as bitter trials are often blessings in disguise."* ---Oscar Wilde

My revopoint had a ssh backdoor with a root password of “internet” so I stopped using it and uninstalled their software because I could not trust a company with such poor security practices

Did you scan your head with this scanner? What is the largest optimum size object it can scan?

Can we get a follow up video to this one, now that 1.9 has the reduced filament purge options, as well as perhaps a way to determine how PrintaBloks you should use for a given print? If such a video exists, I couldn't find it, but if not, I'm sure the 3D Printing Professor has this information dialed in by now. :)

I got the Revopoint Inspire for half the price of a Pop 3. Only difference I see is Pop 3 has 0.1mm accuracy and Inspire has 0.2mm accuracy. I don't feel like I'm missing out on detail. I've been pretty happy with it.

Biqu cyclop used free/open source SW.

Tell him about ferret CE which I got for 220 euros with the same featureset and higher scan framerate...

Even though it's only $700, it's hard to justify for something that I would hardly ever use. It would be cool if office supply stores or libraries would have one that you could either rent or use on site.

Great review! I recently got the 3DMakerpro Seal, and turntable. its seems pretty good...much better than the Makerbot Digitizer collecting dust in the basement. Please take a moment and read this article from techcrunch: "The Makerbot Digitizer Is Nearly Magic", it captures why I like this sort of stuff even when it "sucks":..It puts my brain into a happy space... like when I sit and watch TRON.... A lovely creator "Magabootoys" leaned into the "suckiness" of 3D scanning- he has scanned Star Wars figures and then printed and cast copies, and they are terrible and also wonderful. Have a great weekend!

Best review/discussion I've seen on this topic. Thank you!

have you looked at creality scanners? not sure if chicken and egg, but the revopoint and creality scanner lines look to be the same solutions, just different brands

I got one too, not being used.

Great videos ,, One question ? With the Bambulab A1 mini , can I make 1:25 scale model trucks ..

Merci Prof!

Merci super bien fait omelette du fromage ! Nice teacher even for french guys.

Why pull any filament back? just make the cut and change like two cm of extruded filament before you want to actually change the filament. then, when the "purge" is consumed by printing your actual important part you just go to the purge area, extrude the transition and overkill. This has the benefits of not pulling back and clogging the cold end and also reduce the wasted filament when purging. Only the slicer has to be adapted, as there is now a new step in the whole process that is not brought out to the UI in current slicers.

It would be great to reduce the waste for sure.

I love to paint figurines. So this feature to purge into an object might be very useful if I'm gonna paint it anyway.

Stop blaspheming about Cthulhu! You will pay when he awakes! When the stars are right you will be punished, blasphemer!

I don't think it's too much to ask: www.3dpprofessor.com/2024/06/18/revpoint-pop2-review/

It sounds good but Bambu is all about worry free printing. This is far too reliant on filament types & brands and will cause clogs & lots of headaches if not dialled in perfectly, the opposite of what Bambu is about. I think it's much better to use a purge model for practical stuff for which the colour doesn't really matter. I keep a collection of those just to print stuff that I know I can always use like clips for sealing bags, cable ties, etc.

My dad has been after me for years to get a 3D printer, but my PC at home was windows 7 and old. Steam end of lifed windows 7 so I bought a new NZXT with w11 after getting into NAS with raspis. I watched a 3D printing video and knew I could do that. I bought a used Voxelab Aquila S3 and only had it a couple days before I decided on the X1C w AMS, man do I love this thing. Technically I haven’t paid the 3D printing dues. If you just want your prints to work, get a Bambu, if you like to tinker get something else.

Ähm what are these "printer Blocks" for ? i dont get it 😩

If you have more flush object area per layer than you need to flush (it prints straight color into some of it because it has to finish the layer and it's already done w/ the change), if you cut the flush volume down to say, .1, I wonder if it would poop less and then finish into the object even though it THINKS it's already done flushing (when it really hardly flushed at all).

The most unnecessary waste is when you're not using the AMS and just prototyping a single object using the same filament each time and it purges every time you start a print. Why can't we have a tick box like we do for bed leveling where we can select skip purge and just go straight to print?

My screen is just blue

Have you tried using silk PLA in the poly smooth machine? If that works it’d be really good for colors

Great follow up video! I love the thoroughness and honesty found here on your channel!

Now that we are 7 months later, does this issue still exist? Should I be expecting issues with the AMS on a unit purchased today (well in October 2024 is the actual plan)? Thanks for all your GREAT videos!