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Yes! Thank you

Thank you George

I’ll check this

OK, I see what you mean. I will put that link up ASAP. I just updated the file pack so it includes everything including the low profile in the high profile.

ryandewitt.com/shop-files/p/laser-cutting-stand-backs-laser-cutter-engraver-flashback-standoffs-file-only

@@hacklabdesign thanks for fast response!

If you gave me the 3 dimensions of the bed /honeycomb depth and size of each opening I will confirm or adapt file for the claws, but no I have not Guy. I have tested with 6 different trays. Glowforge, Atezer, Atomstack, XTool D1, WeCreat, Longer 20

@@hacklabdesign thanks for the quick response. I'll get those to you later this afternoon after trip to Farmers marker. Enjoy your day!

Yo, waz up

@@hacklabdesign i know youre a busy man but i emailed our discord channel!🙏🙏

Ok thanks

You got this!

You're very welcome!

I’ll add the link and respond back to you

It’s free and I happen to really like it. Maybe once you get past the learning curve I just really don’t feel that way. I think it’s pretty sweet.

It’s got me in trouble with other ways, mostly comparison, the wife has never seen anything like that.

Prop

@@hacklabdesign bad prop

@@user-ic5bh4gp2i were you offended by alcohol or cheap beer?

Oh man, I was just trying to be silly. I drink a good IPA damn that’s harsh. Go back and give me a thumbs up. I’ll make another version with an IPA lol

You're so welcome!

thank you!!! try this , has 12 hrs left -------24 Hour File Code - HACKLAB24

@@hacklabdesign Doh! I didn't see this in time, but still awesome you offer them for 24 hrs! :)

Thanks Ryan

Thanks

Thanks bud

I appreciate that

Ok, I will

Good idea, the generator maybe next B, I'll bring this up with the marriage counselor on Tuesday.

Glad you enjoyed it

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Coming on

I showed a $12 solution and some printed parts that holds three rolls that is four dollars per roll to keep your filament dry

I showed the price. It was $141. Wye, google it even if it was 40 bucks it’s too big for dust collection and other things it’s still an opportunity to make money. Thank you so much for washing in your comment.

Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing. www.homedepot.com/p/Charlotte-Pipe-6-in-x-6-in-x-4-in-PVC-DWV-Wye-Reducing-PVC-00601-2400/203955255

I felt the same way. A little lost at the end of the video. I even rewinded the video thinking I missed something. I check his video description and there he lists his fav printers. I think I'll go with the cheaper Eleego or the Creality.

I listed the printers in the description based on all of the research and ownership of previous printers that I would feel confident for a family member to buy. I was upfront that I used Prusa and that was part of that list. I covered all the steps of 3-D printing for those people that have asked me. Can you give me a high-level overview of what 3-D printing is in the steps required, just like the title says it’s a guide. I’ll probably go ahead and change the title and I appreciate your feedback.

@@hacklabdesign Reading back my comment it might have come over a bit snarky, but it was genuine feedback ;) I think the title, in combination with the intro just set me off with wrong expectations for the rest of the video, so my question about if something might have gone wrong in the edit was not meant as a "burn", but it felt like a part was missing from the video, and I wanted you to know how I experienced the video, you seem like a good guy, so you can only get better! :) changing the title would fix that I think the "My top 6 printers" part really makes you think it is a guide about printers, not the printing process. The intro might still feel a bit off, the way it's structured really feels like you are going to give some quick points on those 6 printers (which by the way would have made the video a lot better, just very quick notes on why you chose those 6, something like "X is cheapest but reliable, Y most expensive but can do anything, Z is my top pick because of A/B/C, etc :) but you wouldn't have expected that anyway. :) Have fun printing!

@@bskibinski I think you were right

@@hacklabdesigndefinitely. I got over halfway through and was wondering when you would start talking about the specific printers in your list. Heh heh. I’ve used ten different printers now, but all were freebies sent for videos. All but the Wizmaker P1 (an amazing machine!) and the original Ender 3 were adequate if lackluster. My Wizmaker died a few weeks back and the company no longer supports it or responds to email, so I went back to my Ender 3 Pro and a freebie Ankermake M5C. The Ankermake is fantastic, but it struggles if the filament isn’t perfectly fresh. I’m currently looking for a printer to spend my own money on. Kobra 3 is lookin’ like the one, so I was looking for lists like yours to maybe guide me in a different direction.

Ok

You bet!

Thanks so much!

I think I know what you’re talking about but you’re gonna you need to use petG for that, what is your budget for the printer?

@@hacklabdesign 500 range maybe a little more

comment below when you make a decision I’ll talk to you about it and consider buying one use local for your first one and then just resell it.

Yasss

Thats awesome. i think Signs are fun to make. Thanks David.

I moved. I still like the green house for off season, there is sun.

Give me 30 min

I also am interested in this link. I don't see it anywhere yet...🤷‍♂️​@hacklabdesign