Don't Know Where to Start? 3D Printing Crash Course for Beginners

What questions do YOU have about 3D printing?

Thank you so much for this video! I'm BRAND new to 3D printing (got one as an unexpected present) and I didn't know what I didn't know. I watched several other "for beginners" videos but they generally left me with more questions than answers. Thank you for meeting me at ground level and assuming I had no basic knowledge to start with (I especially appreciated you explaining what a slicer is for example).

Thank you Adam, for such a detailed and thorough information. God bless you and keep on sharing your thoughts. It helps us in a great, educational way!! 👏

why can't i save this video?

You never got into the type of computer needed to 3d print my guy

Well explained 👏 👌 👍

Would like to know what kind of lab top is needed for 3D printing?

Newbie here, can we print different Color’s in one project and how?

Very helpful, thanks! ... The Future is Now! ;)

Is it common to use Autodesk Inventor for 3D printing?

Noice one

thanks bro

Very useful video. Thanks!

Great advise, I was sat in my garden and a thought came to my head how does 3d printing work and then found this video cheers very interesting.

Bro there's no way im not subscribing to your channel, way of say thanks 🙏

Nice 10q ,I want know about the speed how much things we going to print with the certain time of period

I have 2 3d printers still in the box because I just haven't figured out where and how to start. I bought the Creality Ender 3 Pro and my son gave me a Polaroid 3D. I have plan getting the Creality Ender 3 out and playing around with it. Hopefully one day I can get them both running at the same time. Can you please do a video on how to get two 3d printers going at the same time?

I just want a switch

I’m new to 3D printing and this video seems to address a lot of questions that other ‘beginner’ videos don’t address. Great content.

I wanna learn how to 3d print little accessories for my dolls this video is very helpful! I wasn't sure where to start. I remember using TInkerCAD when I was in school so I have an idea on how to model.

sounds like stitching in machienist talk