Qidi Tech X-plus 3 Review and Testing - DIY Steampunk Goggles! 

Okay. That dance sequence gets you 100 thumbs up, 1,000 smiles, and 10,000 points that don’t matter.

Great work, well done!! I love it how you realized your project. Thanks for sharing!

Love the goggles. Thanks for the thorough review!

Fantastic Video Chris!

Love this project! So glad to see you making a new project, love your style. That dance scene was phenomenal!!

Love your vids this is great

I'm jealous of your 3d printer. I'm going to have to try and get one so I can print some cool things too

Nice Video, very entertaining and also informative!

Nice. Looks a nice printer

Great video. Thanks. The Clough42 channel said he had some ghosting / ringing artifacts and discovered one of his belts was loose, and after tightening it, the issue went away.

Wow! What a nice 3D printer. I love all the filaments it can use and how fast it ran. I am definitely going to check it out. (P.S. you look very nice in a Tuxedo.)

Oh boy! I’m totally inspired by the possibilities. I’ve held off for years about getting a printer, but just perhaps…….and I don’t find it far off from an agreeable price. Thanks for sharing.

Good use of Tuxedo.

Hey! You got your EVA foam in my 3D prints! You are the Reese's of creators: two of my favorite things put together! It's a Sophie's Choice situation, sometimes I can't decide which I love more. I am looking at getting my third 3D printer and hadn't considered this printer but your review has me seriously considering this machine. Came for the entertainment, stayed for the thorough, excellent review.

quick Steampunk Goggles, Yeah!!!

QIDISlicer is now up to version 1.0.8 as of this post. The X-Max3 has has had upgrades, yours probably does too. I would contact support, they are fantastic! My filament holder had its bowden tube hardware removed and relocated to the left hand side. I also removed the push fitting as well. Sooo much easier. Also I removed the bowden tube from the extruder end and put a 50cm piece of clear and now my original blue bowden tube rests against it (there is more than enough resistance to hold the tubes tight. This setup makes feeding in a new roll after the old one runs out a breeze. But I have just purchased a "Comgrow Filament Dryer, Upgraded Filament Dry Box, Large-Capacity 3D Filament Dehydrator for 2KG Filament" to replace the cursed Qidi filament box. We'll see how that goes.

Fantastic video ! I particularly LOVED the "Romance" scene with Tuxedo & you 'dancing' with the machine ! Lol ! You didn't mention, but I think your cufflinks were 3D printed ?! I DO like how you thrift the small additions as the natural wear & tear makes these pieces look a bit aged, without the need for further "distressing.?". Also, your painting is top-notch. You really can make that plastic look like older metal. Very honest review, and the company should be very happy with it, as if I had a cash windfall, I'ld be tempted to buy one ! Also, I LOVE the intro where you show off your clever moving skills so you don't hurt your back. The first time I saw a "chainfall" in high school, I was blown away by how incredibly useful they are. I tend to use lightweight materials now, but I am impressed you had one handy!

Would like to have one . But the price of these things are still to high for me ..have a lot of ideas I like to do..

Should do a 6 months in video for the printer… but so far it’s looking good.. and I love that you used it to make one of your usual projects

OK, as a woman whose husband has a dodgy back, I might be more impressed with your stair rigging set up.

Well, you sold me on this thing. Now i just need to save the money.

Love the video..very cool glasses..what was the name of the design software you were using..I tried to find it but can't locate it..thank u

why you didnot wear it?

Which program did you use for designing the goggles? Ive searched for the name but nothing comes up

Ooof, sudden loud music is sudden and loud 🙉 :( Otherwise really fun video and cool results! Missed your videos. Thanks for posting.

:)

oh no... =[ the fun was to watch you build things, now with a 3D printer it's like printing a monalisa on a regular printer, it's not fun =(

You leave the lid loose on the acetone smoothing so it won't explode?? What makes you think it would explode? Sure, acetone is volatile and flammable. But it doesn't spontaneously combust. It's the primary ingredient in fingernail polish remover which comes in a sealed plastic bottle. By leaving the top open, you're just increasing the amount of acetone that escapes from the container during the smoothing operation. If you have a link to a source for the explosion risk for acetone in a sealed container, pleaSe provide it. Never seen that particular caution before.