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Nah, rather print board game landscapes. X1Carbon destroys IMO

9 minute advert, mate? Nah.

Great work! Your really need solar on your roof though!!

Nice C5

The uline boxes 😂 I use uline for my farm also, although I only have 4 printers

I got the reference. Nice 👍🏽

Some good but very basic tips interspersed with sales pitches. Normally I enjoy your videos but this one felt like you've sold out.

Very nice shop

The difference in material between the Prusa XL and the BambuLab X1 with AMS is also lower the more prints you do at the same time. The the test you made is only really valid if you buy the XL to print a single small multi-colour object at a time - which seems somewhat unlikely as well. The waste will still be there, but the waste (and switching time) will be constant even if you print 20 benchys at the same time.

Wonderful video! Very smooth explanation. Subbed and playlisted! :D

I'm old enough to get those references. I also still have my USR Sportster 28.8k modem that I stood in line to buy on day 1.

yeah it will be sad to see prussa go, but they have to do something I that 4000 dollar dark age printing press looking thing looks very desperate

I think that it's ridiculous to the point that it's kind of cute how you people obsess over something so niche like 3d printers as if they were some kind of must have gadget like a phone. Bruh you literally spend hundreds of dollars to print pieces of plastic that'll most likely end up forgotten in a corner of the house because you didn't even think where to put them.

700$ for a 3d printing beginner is just insanely retarded go buy a anycubic kobra 2/2 pro or elegoo neptune 4 / 4 pro, costs around 350$ and u get a hightech machine that prints fast and reliably and for the next few years lmao ps: ive got my first 3d printer like 10 years ago and ive had a few so far, i did it and still 3d printing as a hobby to have fun and show my creativity with 3d designing myself and for that u dont need 700$ or even 1200$ get a `cheap' printer and some free 3d programs like plasticity/fusion360/sketchup and let ur thoughts and ideas get to life

I can tell you what is the target market for printing small multi-material models: wargaming. Wargame models are usually fairly small and printing them in multicolor means you have an army ready pretty much straight off the print bed.

I won't buy a Bamboo printer for the same reason I wouldn't buy a iPhone, freedom. I don't want some company thousands of miles away making decisions for something I supposedly own. The XL is also a true multi-material machine, where the Bamboo AMS is just a multi-color machine. Since the X1 and other share a nozzle, if you have materials that require different printing temperatures, you have to wait for the nozzle to heat up and cool down every material change.

Man its hard to pay attention to absolutely anything these 3d print videos that these guys do. I start off paying attention, but each and every subject they bring up they talk about every tiny detail and then try to add some of their personality to it which makes even more difficult pay attention. Life is short get to the point with out the anecdotal BS. Stop going on long winded diatribes because literal no ones cares. I only clicked on this video to get a quick name of a good 3D printer. Turn a 2 minute video into a mini series. This is not just your video its every video I watched so far on 3d printer reviews. Eye.....eye........EEEYYYYEEEAAA

There is an old saying "when all you have is a hammer, everything starts looking like a nail". SInce I started 3D printing, more and more things start looking like a "nail". I have several times said, "hmm, why don't i just print a part to fix it"

What your evaluation of the AnkerMake M5 FDM 3D Printer?

And then Bambu spat out two bed slingers, that run circles around the Prusa machines in price, performance and ease of use. Man, that is scary. They out bed slung the bed slinging king..

Prusa delivers on the philosophy and ethics I wish more companies had, but I simply can't afford their products and do not want the drawbacks their products have.. Bambu does not match my ethics, but does deliver really good products that I can afford. It is a dilemma.

yes, very informative

Yes, old enough to get that Joke

I’m a fan of the Rogue Echo Bike. Best workout bike ever. Heavy duty and will not break down.

“Not gonna win any drag races but it’ll get you to work.” Thanks so much man. I have an auto customization shop where we should have been purchased one. (A Toyota)😂😂 so many advantages having a printer. Thanks again.

I am old enough to remember getting a modem with an AOL membership, and it was 14.4, super high end!

Fucking shitty ass no QA ender 3 crap. I still haven't tried 3D printing again since that nightmare of bullshit. Just so infuriatingly unreliable and inconsistent. I don't fucking miss it one bit.

Very impressive from an industrial engineering perspective! I know many manufacturers that fail at the seemingly simple things like proper inventory management and work center design. As you continue to scale, you will want to consider defining your standard work. This will give you a detailed understanding of your processes and allow you quickly identify and attack bottlenecks.

I don't think the situation is as dramatic as iPhone to blackberry. The paradigm's aren't so different. If prusa were to release a smaller volume core xy with multitool head and single zone heated bed I bet it would be a lot more price competitive with the bambu printers. The prusa machines still seem to hold the edge in reliability.

what do you call the metal brackets that are screwed into the floor at 15:51?

I need a spray paint metal 2.5’ x 2’ template, it just has text. Who does this kind of work please?

I set up my bench top jointer so my work bench is an out feed, can joint pretty much any length I want, the thing about bench top jointers is you have to take shallow passes and take your time, it's really the only difference from floor model, just saying cause ALOT are so wrong about bench top jointers, they get a bad rap..and nice job on this bench man..

I appreciate how you made your sponsor ads and your “like and subscribe" less intrusive. I usually skip these, but these were more palatable. Good job.

How about doing one for the Hikoki miter saw?

AWESOME video. Thanks for sharing. CYQT 👍🇨🇦👍

You're building looks like a Counterstrike Map to me for some reason. 😂

Yeah - super! Your audience may be small but they're VIP's. I did the duo! A long time ago I believed that small manufacturing is going to blossom again in the U.S. - and it only took another 20 years - but we are into some serious stuff now. Looking forward to your Academe.

do you mean sunset blackberry?

I was doing solid modeling and 3D printing 30 years ago for the company I worked for. It was all tremendously expensive at the time. I didn’t think I would be able to have the software and hardware at home for so cheap one day.

The Makita Dust Box deep dive was awesome. Thanks for taking the time. I still love Makita.

What do you need to make a miniature scale 4-wheeler or dirt bike? I’m looking for sombody to hire. LMK

I died with the magnet polarity thing. LOL.

I understood that reference!

That's nice; if you have more money than brains.

Prusa it other Android , Bambu Iphone

Dude! What a great video! Thank you very much! Where were you when i bought my first laser? OK, I did A LOT of research before I got my first laser and was never disappointed, but a presentation of this quality would have saved me a lot of time!

Are yo using brad or Finish nailer on the Rigid ?

Does osha inspection in this type of construction work

I disagree with almost every point here. The XL price you named is for the most expensive configuration with 5 toolheads, but the one with 2 costs 30% less and already lets you print PLA with PETG supports etc. Part of the price is also from the fact Prusa production is in Europe. Also from what I've read the other multi-"material" setups actually struggle to work with actual different materials instead of just mixed colors. And I'm not sure the XL supports it but in theory separate toolheads means you could even mix different nozzles in one print. So far it's the only multimaterial setup that looks like it could actually work reliably. Your claim that the XL was launched as panicked response to the X1C is weird given the XL was announced years before that. You assume that printers are like smartphones and that the iPhone is strictly better. Well, they aren't, and while I have an iPhone I would never buy a printer that connects with an app. I considered buying the X1C once but I'll likely go for the XL instead. The only thing it's seriously missing is an official enclosure, but given they just launched one for the Mini I assume Prusa just takes their time with that as always.