5 Elite 3D Printing Tricks that You Should Know 

I just found your channel and I've only seen a couple vids so far but I really respect how you leave your mistakes in the videos and roll with it. I can see you're on an honest journey of learning and sharing. I hope you do well

I guess the title should be "5 obvious things that everyone knows". Also about one at a time printing, I am using it for quite a while, and if you need to mass produce similar parts its actually the best method. First reason is that the surface is much cleaner because there are no strings and blobs from retraction on the outer. And most importantly, it is less risky. Because when you print a big batch of parts simultaneously and something goes wrong - you loose all of them and its a huge waste of filament. When something goes wrong while printing one by one, in most cases you loose only one part, because that where before are printed okay and the other ones are not yet started. And also for the same reason you have several time frames during the print and cancel it before the next part if your plans have changed. Like you have 2 parts of the 6 ready, and now you stop it in order to print something else that is now urgent. Also this way you can print different amounts of parts by just one file. For example you have a file for 6 parts but only need 3 more, and you don't want to bother to turn on back pc and slice a file with another quantity. Just start the file for 6 and cancel it midway

Are you using the Neptune pro 3? if so where can get the fan? is it printable or do you have to buy it?

Good vid (haven't watched it yet)

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