Print Faster on Your Ender 3 Style Printer Using Tricks in Cura

love all your tips and tricks. I am a newbie but learning fast thanks to you. Thanks Jim in Texas

I just noticed you have the eyes of Nicolas Cage

Yeah Sly Stallone is into 3D printing now ! Nice 😆❤❤❤

Это примитивно.Разве что только абсолютно незнакомый с Cura человек этого не знает.

I believe that if you take the original one and use that settings block in the insides and lower the quality of that specific area, you'd get a similiar result

0.6 Nozzle will bring it down to just over 3 hour and since there are no over hangs or to bigger curves 0.32 layer height is a good multiple for a 0.6 nozzle add 0.62 to line width and you be surprised on print quality

It boggles the mind

Love the slicer hacks!

3 hours to print, 1 hour to edit, and not the design wanted.
Seems like you could have just cranked up exterior wall speed for the same exact result with no other changes

Wow! I've still got so much to learn about what Cura can do. Didn't even know these settings existed.

absolutely based, fucking love it

How do u get cost of materials to display in cura

This is good stuff. I just ordered my 1st 3D printer, a Neptune 3 Pro and been looking at different videos. Definitely going to check out the rest of your videos as am sure it’ll help me learn more about printing.

Seriously pro tips right here.

Not sure why. When I done this, my walls are really weak. Been trying to fix this for a long time and still can’t figure it out… 😢

Fantastic video, new to 3d print I have a ender 3 neo, will this profile work on that?

Hi! Im new into this 3D community, and i can truly say that your videos really makes it worth watch tutorials! Keep it up !

Can you share stl file of this spool holder please

Ima be fr but you look and sound like nicolous cage

Very [ef word] clever mate 😄👍

That's great but you didn't speed up the original part, this is a different model. It's not really how you can print faster.

Tricky 😉😃😃😃

You could cut the time down even more if you got rid of half the of the redundant bracing that is holding it together

Very smart use of slicer settings and infill pattern.
This trick also simplify the modeling, you save time since you don't need to create the pattern, instead of that you rely on the slicer to do it for you.
Another benefits, you can change the pattern without changing the model, and you can print a closed version.
As said very smart, thank you for sharing.

Earned my subscription! Very 🆒️

Of course, I just started a print that would have significantly reduced the 22 hours its going to take but Now I Know!! Thanks Chuck!

Can you do a video on support blocker using tree support on a certain overhang I don’t know if it’s possible.

Super triks, very usefull.

Will this work with the Remove All Holes setting as I would like to add infill to a select part of a model.

i get a "unable to slice" when i do the overlap setting :(

Hey there, I just wanted to let you know turning up extrusion width can be quite useful in designing prints.
With a XX nozzle, you can set it up to XX
0.4, 0.2
0.6, 0.4
0.8, 0.6
Thanks for the awesome video!

Hi Chuck, Love the videos. One question, you have the faster print file for the arm, but I would still have to print the slow version to get the arm holder.
Is there a chance you have just the holder file?

Колдовство какое-то :))))

First video I've watched on this channel, and my first thought was "Hey, I didn't knew Stallone was into 3D printing! Cool!"

Excellent tips, thank you. 👍🏻

What if you just printed at say 120mm/s speed instead of 60? Would that compromise PLA or PETG ?

Hi there I need some help with my ender3 3d printer can you help me please

Thank you! I'm slowly getting my head around cura

Thanks from Israel! really cool and useful👏👏

This is only really useful for this specific print...

Could you use the blocker trick to change the interior's quality settings on the original "outer skin only" version instead?

9 hours is considered a long print? My last print took me 3 days. But i prefer quality over speed.

Why not just make the handle skeletonized completely..remove in lay and make hollow with simpler design w/ borders only for the handle? Newbie question

Absolutely fantastic. Thanks. Now all I have to do is remember all the tricks! Having thoroughly learned Prusa slicer I'm going to change back to Cura 5!

This is awesome......
Never thought about tricking the inner design to be infill. Genius dude.

I just got an ender 3 and would love to see ypur settings. I know all printers are different but would love a nice set of settings to go off of and tweak a bit

Can you show use your cura settings for the ender 3?

If printing was as simple as clicking print, i can see this technology becoming more widespread. Unfortunately, printing anything successfully takes a lot more than just clicking print.

Great tips, cura is really powerful tool

Great! Thank you