Thanks so much for watching, and I hope you guys aren't TOO disappointed that I didn't actually finish the project... Let me know if you'd like me to do a followup video...?
Please, please, please do a follow up video. Looking at anything you can provide on this printer. Eddy integration is my main current topic, plus the possibility to maybe add that Noctua vents that you were mentioning also.
I know you can do better in next video ;-) but OMG, borrow that sweet, sweet enraged rabbit carrot feeder from your Voron, and show us how to connect it to Sovol SV08. Eddy current probe is ok, but multi material printing will be golden.
it happens but like every movie that ends with a cliffhanger the eventual ending will be worth while. (PS Looking to use an Eddy on an upgraded SV05 I been modding using a BTT Pi4B and H2V2S extruder....BTT is legit getting my cash for gear!)
Bro its all about the journey. The big Takeaway is not that problems occurred and that solutions weren't instantly readily at hand in zero time and effort. but rather you had the luxury of doing the craziest most amazing mods imaginable and its all 100% possible with a bit of patience and a bit more care. Its normal for an electronics noob to let the magic smoke out of a few things but its school fees and that's how you learn and improve. There are 2 types of viewers. The ones who want everything polished and perfect. And the real hackers. This video was raw and authentic. Stop apologizing just man up and do what you want. Its your channel. Own it.
On the one hand, thank you for all the input you gave to Sovol to help address early production bugs and your efforts to upgrade will certainly come in handy down the road. On the other hand however, I've been waiting almost three weeks and still haven't received a shipping notification, let alone the actual printer, so maybe if you don't distract Sovol engineers with optional upgrade questions they might be able to get some printers shipped, lol. But seriously, thank you for all the time and effort you've put into this and you're probably, maybe. most likely not responsible for any shipping delays, lol. Thank you for the excellent content. Stay safe!!
@@thenextlayer I didn't get in time for the super early bird special so there's at least 800 people ahead of me, and if they have to go back and upgrade the machines they already had built, I'm not too surprised by the wait. I'm from the US, so impatience and instant gratification is a thing, lol. But I'd rather wait a little bit and get a more polished machine. Thanks again for the excellent content. Stay safe!!
Really appreciate this video, and I would be really excited to see a second video in the series. I would also be totally happy if you cut videos down to never taking more than 2 weeks of your time so that you end up making a series out of these videos that run really long. Hoping to see more SV08 content in the future!
I wish that worked, but every time I do a series, the subsequent videos perform so poorly that it’s better to keep it to one. See my filament recycling series for example.
@@thenextlayer That's a shame, but I understand sometimes that's just how YT works. If most people can't watch more than 5 mins of a video, how many of them are going to watch a string of videos. Well, if you end up doing a follow up to this particular video you'll certainly have a view from me.
I would say the video still had a happy ending because "at the end of the day" you not only learned a lot, but you're sharing all the ups and downs with all of us so that we can learn from your mistakes and build on it. So what if it takes 2 or more videos to get through a project. It's about the journey and we're all here on your channel to watch your journey and learn with you. So release as often as you need to to support your family and business. No one's going anywhere just cause a video ended without a completed project. We got your back!
The one thing that should be stressed is, to get the proper version of this, you need to get the enclosure as well. Its beyond idiotic to offer an "open framed" core X/Y printer these days, especially if its built on a 2.4 frame. So while the printer is cheaper without the enclosure, the ACTUAL cost of the printer is about $750 with the enclosure. Then its basically a 2.4 in all but name only, with its parts list fully posted, mods for it will be just as easily made as they are for the 2.4 itself. Many mods should be very easy conversions to work for the SV08 that came from or are from the 2.4. I wouldn't be surprised to see a Stealburner conversion for the hotend soon, since it already runs CAN-BUS the mod should be fairly straight forward short of adapting how it mounts to the gantry. For inductive probe, if you can, do NOT home with that and try to use the physical sensor on the back for your Z home. The Inductive probe will ALWAYS drift, and if you must use it as your Z home, then you will need to go into the Printer.cfg to fix this. Under the Probe section in the printer.cfg file you will find a setting for the tolerance of the probing, usually set at .05. This is too much leeway and is the root cause of the Z drifting, so a simple decrease of it to .02 instead and increase the number of samples to 3 (if not already) or 5 (which is max). This will ensure better Z homing and minimize the drift as much as possible. My guess is Sovol already did this with a firmware update, but really you can just do it yourself. I have done this myself with both of my Neptune 4 Max printers that, unfortunately, also use an inductive probe to home Z. After adjusting that tolerance in the config file, many issues with inconsistent Z homing heights were fixed. There is a reason that even with a stock Voron 2.4, that there is a physical Z endstop at the back corner of the printer, because the inductive probe is not reliable enough for this. So its not running mainline Klipper? The fuck? If you can, rip that shit out and install mainline klipper, it is beyond stupid, that companies "make their own version" of Klipper, blocking users from being able to update it themselves......
Bro, whether it's 3 weeks or 3 months between videos - we're out here waiting for it and watching it! :D The more I see about this machine, the more I'm impressed with what they accomplished for the price and the 'consumerization' of the platform.
I had high hopes for this printer, so I ordered one. After seeing all the videos with firmware mods, huge headache to connect to wifi etc. etc. I cancelled the order and bought a Bambu. Smaller build plate, but I got the A1, so it will do till Bambu releases a bigger printer. I am not interested in working on/upgrading other peoples products, I prefer spending my time working on my own. It is beyond me that anybody actually accept a product that needs to be upgraded to work as it should. If Sovol get their act together and get this to work like a Bambu does, I'll buy it.
It works great out of the box, but this is not for the audience who wants a “just works” printer. This is for people who want something like a Voron without having to build from scratch. Sounds like this isn’t the printer for you.
I’ve been on and off watching your channel for awhile and TBH it often feels like you half ass these projects, printer reviews, and in general most of your content. You decide half way through your metrics, views, and sponsors are more important than your content quality, give a lame excuse, and then hand wave the parts you didn’t bother with. I get that you have a business to run, but I feel there are other channels that handle these situations better and honestly do it less often. I’ll stick around for now as a subscriber to see how you improve as the channel grows, but this has been something that bothers me about your content for quite awhile now.
i personally dont see your point, can you make some examples more specifically? i think he mention the things that arent good, he doesnt hide them. Also he is a 3d printing enthusiast so is normal that even if a machine lacks something in the end he will be happy. the thing is that he say whats wrong about the product very clearly and then the review goes on with his opinions. i agree with the other better channel part tho. this is just to talk im not trying to insult or anything
Thanks for the feedback, and you’re right. I used to be much much more… strict… about the content, but October 7th kind of changed my priorities. I’ll work on not half assing it, though.
@@damianomotta1809 In this video specifically there are more than a few examples. Like instead of modeling the mount for the BTT sensor he just glued it in place, instead of fixing the feet they cut them in half and said F it, instead of running canbus they hacked in a USB cable, instead of talking about replacing the display he just dropped in sponsor click bait for the new BTT klipper display, instead of modeling a new tool head cover he literally just chopped it up with a dremel wheel, instead of talking about a better silent electronics fan people could purchase and using a link he just dropped in some junk he had around, his revo hotend mount wasn’t finished but instead of waiting for the replacement he just drilled into it and said it will be fixed later. All throughout he name dropped sponsor after sponsor who paid for all the stuff and paid him to make the video. This is just this one video, but honestly he does it in all of them.
@@sunnygallioddly, this is why I watch this channel. He shows the issues he runs in to instead of hiding them, is honest about his temporary or quick fixes, and doesn't blame all the problems on everything else. He shows what an average experience is like for many people who do this on the hobby level. I love Aurora and teaching tech as much as anyone, but I'm no engineer with infinite time. And TNL experience is way closer to my personal experience IMO. 🤷♂️
@@bimmerfreak10 Yep, couldn't have said it better myself. I totally agree with you. Some people see it differently, and that's cool. But I like something closer to what I would likely encounter.
That would’ve been so much easier, probably. I wonder though if I could’ve used the same Toolhead board if I redesigned the inner parts of stealthburner
Love this kind of content! I've been on the fence about the SV08 but this has helped sway my decision towards investing in one. Keep doing what you're doing and take your time. Being a content creator is tough work, especially when you have a family and staff to feed. Looking forward to the followup!
@thenextlayer absolutely! To be honest. I love that you kept the jank setup in the shots. It felt more authentic and is more than likely how 100% of us test our new toys until we confirm it's working to our desire. My ender 3 pro is a jumbled mess right now until I get it configured properly then I'll go back and redo the wiring to be more "polished" haha. It's just nice to see a professional content creator doing it too. Too often do we just get a cut of the finished project and not the nitty gritty goodness in between. As I said previously I love your content and am glad to see you uploading again. Patience is a virtue. Something every 3DPrinter enthusiast needs anyway.
Hello, I'm not sure if it was you or the other guy, but either way, thanks for talking to PCB Way and getting them straight on the design. I was starting to wonder if they were going to build my Revo adapter for me. I appreciate the help.
Love the idea of creating a new hotend for revo! Surely theres enough of a user base to sell this! Or encourage sovol to pick it up as an addon part. I cant help but wondering if it would have been easier to swap the whole carriage out for a stealthburner as it already supports the mods you wanted to do (can mounting, sensor mounting, strain relief with glands etc. Great video ❤
For now, I'm sticking with upgrading my existing MK3S+ up to current specs as I can afford it (just ordered the 3.5 kit). However, this printer looks really attractive as a next printer purchase. I'm sure by the time I get around to actually purchasing one, many of these issues will be resolved. It looks like I can get this printer and probably upgrade it to 4 or 5 tool heads and still have plenty of money to spare vs a Prusa XL. Definitely going to be keeping my eye on this printer for the future. Thanks for the video!
Any fan, especially that loud being on 24/7 was a terrible decision.I saw another review the other day and the SV08 they bought has QA issues with the side metal frame pieces that screw into the bottom so sounds like it either slipping through QA or they were just trying to get orders out. You should homes6ask BIQU what it would take to work if am internal MQTT server on something like Home Assistant. The screen is great but the one downside is since it works over WiFi, probably using MQTT, they lag a little. I got an XTouch on my PS1 and works the same way so just something to know for anyone interested. I agree, the proprietary hot ends were a bad idea.I already know the Swiss3Dc Starlex DHB hotend will work but it's still preorder only. Unique system. With a CHR Bambu heatsink it will work with P1S/X1 using the DHB 24, 24mm of melting zone. They have different lengths, super suick nozzle change and can super dual ceramic heaters. Will work with any printer that has a heat since with uoword screw at the bottom, with an adapter for.precie length. 22, 24, 28, and 32mm were the options. The design is pretty ingenious IF it works as advertised. Downside is no preorder price listed yet. FYI, DFORCE trianglab has an 80W ceramic heater heater/thermistor for X1/1, so if this is JST it would work also. I hope it succeeds because places like DFORCE and Mellow makes a lot of custom parts for printers that sell.well, like the Endor 3(insert version here). With this being.opem source, would make it really easy for them to do so it's something you could upgrade over time if you don't have the money now, but will.down the line. Obviously it has to sell well for them to.makw.money doing so. I would LOVE to see you build a VZBot kit from Mellow 3D. The Goliath hot end is insane,, especially if you water cool it which is primarily for heat cream if I'm not mistaken. Might as well water cool the stepper motors also as they can get to 80C or above. It's basically a Voron on steroids created by the VZbot team which I believe is around 10 people. It's all open source so no kit needed but I've seen it so 2000ms/s and get over 80mm/s volumetric rate and 20000mm/s travel speed from corner to corner. All for the price of a X1 with AMS. Minus the 40 hour assembly and printing parts for it.
One of your best video series, looking forward to more like this. Perfect videos aren't necessary, particularly with singular printers in their incipiency like the SV08.
What type of themperature sensor the SV08 use? I did a Revo upgrade on my Qidi X-max 3 and wondered why the themerature not being sensed. Actually I did not shortened anything - the Xmax simply uses a thermocouple instead of a thermistor. I simply added an old creality silent board flashed to klipper to ad an thermistor input, added two cables on the chain from the printhead to the creality board, and edit a few lines in the firmware. Worked well. So it might be interesting to find out if the board actually realy was shortened or simply a different type of temperature sensor is used. Edit: It uses a normal therimistor, so the next layer realy shortend the board.
That hot end surgery looks like something I would do, too. Function over form! 😁 Last I looked, I believe E3D has a Revo version that can utilize V6 nozzles directly, but it's been a while since I put the huge delta refit on hold while deciding to run said Revo or a Phaetus. I'd already printed out the effector for the Phaetus, buuuuut...
I see you and your original title "I upgraded it until it broke" SoonerLater I really don't mind that the thing wasn't finished by the end of the video, I always like seeing progress updates on projects that take a bit longer, and that's what I see this as. I'd definitely like to get one of those eddy scanners though; its speed, cost, and apparent accuracy make it seem like a no brainer
Nice work! I will include your hotend to the new toolhead i’m designing for the SV08 Btw since yesterday the dxf for the enclosure are free for all so you can order/cut yourself
Oh wow. Good call. And dude I’d LOVE if you designed a version of your tool head which will support the EBB36!!! Because as you see… uh… I need a rework. lol.
When I hear people complain and say that they shouldn't even HAVE to upgrade and just basically want it perfect out of the box I typically respond with "Stock is NEVER good enough". If you're happy with what 80 out of 100 other people get then good, have at it. But if you're like me and one of the other 20 then there's just no pleasing us so the best thing to do is make it easy enough for us to make it what we want.
WOW! excellent work and thanks for making the video sharing your work too. I'm especially inspired by the heatsink that you designed and printed in aluminium using PCBWay's services, what a time to be alive!
I had a Voron 2.4 and sold it because it needs so many tweaks and maintenance. Despite that it was never reliable. The Sovol SV08 seems to inherit many of the Voron problems. This is a nice machine for hobbyists who like to work on the printer, not for people who just want to print 3d objects without to much hassle.
I definitely wouldn't get this or a voron as a primary printer. I keep a mostly stock ender 3 around that "just works" so when I'm messing with other stuff I still have a machine to use.
I think sovol has one more over. Can't wait to get one in a couple months. The price, performance and pro-consumer moves of making it open source has just won me over.
Custom alu heatsink/mounts are really the next big thing for 3d printers imo. I'm working on a heatsink that integrates the extruder motor and gear housing to get an ultra-short extrusion system.
I love my sv08 for the money it has been great, I did get the super early bird price. I also have found that if I preheat the bed, home it and drop the print head down to 2mm from the bed and let it heat soak for a bit before printing I have had really good first layers so far. I would like to be able to use my diamond back nozzles on it or get a higher flow hotend as it has more than enough speed and size to take advantage of higher flow rates, but I am spoiled with my modified flsun super racer with a goliath hotend on it haha.
Good video Jonathan. :) I'm going back and forth on if I should get the SV08 or the Flsun T1, but this video is pushing me in the SV08 direction. Lol. And if I do get the SV08, expect some upgrades from my end too! ;)
5:36 this big leak, people have known about for ages and it’s just an adapted version of the panda touch to run Klipper, they are releasing a way that panda touch’s could be converted and vies versa
I deserved that… a few weeks ago I almost uploaded a short about something I was printing until I realized the printer I was using to do it was top secret. Fortunately I am much more careful these days!
Why? To measure where the metal underneath your actual print surface is? Gimme a klicky (or even better an unklick) probe any day ... That at least probes the actual glass, G10, PEI or other material actually making up the print surface.
Is there any chance you could post the exact specs you used at PCBWay for the heatsink? I'd like to order it, but don't want to waste money with the wrong options.
The BTT Eddy can still have drift for homing Z, it’s susceptible to the same exact problem as induction sensors. Beacon Rev H with Contact enabled is the way to go.
Still waiting for Sovol to ship.. lol ordered it within the first 5 mins of it going live so I got it for super Early bird price + the summer sale. You showed something I am very very interested in and want to do, install a Revo hotend in it. Bookmarking this channel and subbing for that very reason.
Can't wait to see the upcoming video on this topic. Its my first FDM 3D Printer and I would love to see some modifications and tips how to get it even better. Should arrive at my place in around 14 days.
it's a bit much for a first printer, but you'll have lots of fun ahead. I started with a Marlin/bare bones sv06 and it's been a great journey. have mine running klipper now w custom cooling fans.
I really don't understand why manufacturer for klipper and make custom versions, isn't the whole pro of klipper that manufactures only need to provide printer configurations...?
@thenextlayer hey, is the BTT screen you used the panda touch with different firmware installed? I remember seeing BTT say that the Bambu screen and Klipper screen will both be interchangeable by just swapping the firmware on the device. I got a panda when they first launched, and haven't updated the firmware for it yet even, so I've been pretty let down about its functionality. And now that the latest Bambu firmware apparently bricked the functionality of all aftermarket interfaces (panda, xtouch, home assistant, etc), I'm thinking putting it to use on my SV08 once it arrives ("mid-June" for Canada 🙄) would be the best use for it. Not opposed to getting the BTT HDMI 5, and that was originally my plan, but after seeing this I'm thinking repurposing this panda is the best course of action
@@thenextlayer I haven't updated my printers to the most recent firmware, so I can't confirm for myself. However, I have seen lots of posts in the community confirming it. But in Bambu's defence (as much as I don't want to support this decision), they did say this a while back, and BTT also said it was possible as well and even offered refunds for those that were leery. Now would you say its better to grab the HDMI screen, or do you think the panda will be a solid option? Also, anyway you can hook up the firmware so I can follow suit? 😄
I just got my SVß9 and the Revo coldend last week. The coldend still has some problems due to the (missing) precision of aluminium printing. The bore at the top you added is still about 0.1 to low in diameter, so I had to drill it bigger a bit. The hole above the Revo nozzle where you place a short piece of tube into also lacks about 0.1mm in diameter, I used a 4mm drill to smothen out the inside of the hole. However, after this postprocessing the inner hole of the nozzle and the tube do not match up perfectly. They seem off by maybe 0.1mm. This does not effect printing, but sometimes loading the filament it struggles there. Might not be optimal for an ERCF. At the moment I use a standard heater core and a standard 0.4mm nozzle, so I have to reduce flow in slicer. A high flow Revo 0.4mm ObXedian is on the way. 0.4 and 0.6 mm high flow should work with a 40W heater core; 0.8 and bigger should use 60W. However, I do not use big nozzles often, so I might simply print slower. One big advanced of Revo is the 0.4 mm standard flow nozzle leaves a very nice filament tip (if filament is dry) and can be reliable loaded again (yes, even with my post-processing problem mentioned above). So using the Revo standard nozzle a filament changer does not need cut&poo, wich reduces over all printing time and waste on multicolour prints. So if I use an ERCF later, for multicolour I could use a standard Revo, printing slower but due to faster filament changes with abou the same or even faster over all printing time, while using a Revo high flow for single colour prints.
Oh no... I'm so sorry to hear about these issues. I'll pull it down from PCBWay now so more people don't order it, I guess... Edit: WHOA... I just saw that there are 53 orders, and this is the first time I'm hearing of it... Is it possible these issues were one off?
@@thenextlayer Do not missunderstand - it works well, just the "normal" postprocessing needed on printed aluminium parts. I realy like the design and be happy with the upgrade. Of course pcbway spends more time on postprocessing if sending an example to a youtuber than to a normal customers. postprocessing isn´t a big deal - it´s quite normal to do the "polishing" yourself, like using a drill to "polish" the holes inside to make the rough surface better. Also I used a cheap clone nozzle to clean up the inside of remaining aluminum dust. So it is not hard to do - but in your video you obviously got an already more "finished" product.
I bought an X1 Carbon about 3 months ago having waited over a year for the kinks to be ironed out, I have used my X1C and AMS a lot, I realised the other day that I was missing modding my printers, the only mods I have left to do are Mercury 1.1 mods to 2 Ender 5 Plus machines that are already highly modded, in fact the only Creality parts left are the frame and the motion system I just realised I could sell my 2 Ender 5 Plus printers and buy a couple of SV08. I have a bit of a soft spot for Sovol as they used to take the Creality designs and fix them upgrade them and still mange to sell them cheaper than Creality. I shall have to have a good think about this.
Changing the hotend is an extremly cool mod! I'm still torn if I should replace my still-working, but definitely-dated CR10 with an sv08... the proprietary hotend and the bed (levelling) were the main downers; but you seem to have fixed at least the first one 😉
Fot the BTT Touchscreen: Does it have NFC? If it is intended to be used for multiple printers, it would be nice having NFC stickers on the printers, to swich the touchscreen to instantly show that printers screen. Also, as it is wireless, I hope it uses Qi-charging. Would be nice to put a charging holder on the printers without fiddlening with connectors.
Have had a modded sv07plus since day one, I have found nothing proprietary from Sovol in Klipper itself and have uninstalled and reinstalled using Kiauh without any issues. I believe they did obfuscate the update button in mainsail but after helping 100s of people in the Facebook group this is a good thing for novice users. You should easily be able to update Klipper using SSH and add any missing features. As for the z-offset and probe, the Z-offset will never change it’s the probe inductive probe tolerance that is the issue. But with proper pre-heat of bed and probe and upping the probe count you can get very nice 0.2mm first layers.
If you decide to do another video it would be amazing to see if you could do more in depth mods. Adding an ERCF for example and doing a versus between your voron and the sv08. See which is easier to mod or the differences to expect. It would be a big project for you but I think it would be great content!
Love the video, I can't wait for my SV08 to be delivered. I would love to see a video on the XenoBurner from Nadir. Modular stealth burner tool head for the SV08. I will definitely be looking at that to upgrade my printer
Keep them coming! The SV08 is really interesting to me but I wanted to know whether it allows for modding or not. What I would also really be interested in is AMS alternatives for the Sovol
Love the video. I'm thinking of a SV08 for my next printer. Thanks to your video I'm more certain it will be. On your Revo hot end adapter did you do the bead blast + anodized option or just the anodized option?
I do appreciate the video showing low hanging fruit upgrades for intermediate and lower usersike myself and honestly you could probably jave made 2 separate videos for easy upgrades and advanced upgrades anyway
It would be nice to have the option of getting different trim levels of SV08: level 1: what you get now @ $579, it's going to do it's job, but you won't necessarily like it, if you actually use it often, you will be annoyed and highly motivated to upgrade parts level 2: you get carefully selected, still economical, but good quality components such as quieter fans @ $650, you actually like it level 3: advanced, excellent components @ $900, you love it, little is left to upgrade, aimed at print-and-forget crowd, no trial and error tinkering necessary I think manufacturers probably would be surprised at how many people will choose the middle variant and how few will change the level 1. Of course for the manufacturers, it's impossible to tell the truth like: with level one you get cheapest of the cheap parts, if we have a choice of a loud fan for $7 or a much quieter fan for $8, you will get the loud fan, because it's cheaper. I really, really, don't want to get a cheap as hell Ford pinto and then upgrade it into a reliable, quiet, pleasant, powerful and refined car. But they have competition to consider and price is king, right? Let's hope this will change.
While this video seems kinda unfinished and sponsor heavy as if you only picked the products based on being paid to put them in I am very interested in this printer. I am looking at this printer andnthe T500 both claim to be "Klipper" printers. My concern is multiple materials I'd love to see a video where someone attached a ERCFv2 to either this or the T500.
That’s fair feedback, I chose parts from brands I already know because I don’t know what special new products other brands have coming or have a way of getting them in advance. But I didn’t get paid to use those products. Anyways, I will do a video eventually about ERCF2, and also Sovol has their own multicolor solution coming soon.
@@thenextlayer I know Sovol has a multicolor solution on the way, much more interested in the ERCFv2 as it supposedly works with "any" Klipper printer. I know it's most used by the Voron community but I'm really interested in seeing it on non Voron but still "Klipper" printers.
Interesting vid. But if you want a printer to mod then buy a good Voron kit. Even the best and more expensive LDO kit will cost less if you add all those options to the sovol. (I know OP has this kit too. Would be nice to get an comparison here. )
this was gunna be a great "budget printer" but seeing as its been released here in canada for 1000$ it just killled itself for me sadly i love my sv06 plus i really was hopeing to upgrade to the sv08
Its hard to get behind sovol. My SV06 was my first printer. I've learned pretty much all of SOVOL's products are released in a way where they break through, lower the price, but ALWAYS has some form of Achilles heal that makes you want to stay away from it all together.
Good Vid. After seeing all of that I'm just going to adapt an EVA and use the ebb. Probably going to run klicky and use the bed sensor to do an auto Z. Awesome stuff as always!!
@@thenextlayer EVA is from ratrig printers, 2.4 and 3. Lots of adapters to use them on vorons. I'm running 3 of the EVA2.4 units that were designed for the Mercury 1.1 conversion and they are just awsome. Put whatever hotend in you like and extruder combo's are endless.
I came really close to getting the SV08 but this video is just reinforcement that I made a right decision just spending the extra money and getting a bambu. I getting modding the printer is a big thing for a lot people but these "mods" seem like you're just fixing their product.
Also just a reminder not to follow your followers. Some vocal minority complains that you're not like all the other popular youtubers. If you were mimmicking what everybody else did and made the kind of videos they made then you would have no reason to exist. To be or not to be. That is the question.
