First, you speak in English extremely well so, keep please posting and even if your Cura is in German, it's pretty easy to figure it out! Second, you have a very unique way of explaining things in a way that is easy to understand, and very natural. Third, I have been on a mission to find very technical content dedicated to print quality for a special project I am working on, and I have never seen anyone to date explain Cura z-seam in this way. Good for you and Thank you for this tutorial. I am now looking at your German channel to see if I can pick up some new information on print quality.
Amazing. The knowledge that you are sharing is way more than just the typical “The Perfect Cura Profile” videos most make. I love that you were actually speaking about the physical aspect of nozzle travel when printing, and the nuances or issues involved. Your English is amazing, and you were very effective and describing the nuances and how to handle them.
GREAT, GREAT VIDEO! Thanks so much for this, i've been printing like crazy for 4 years and never really understood coasting and wiping! thanks, now I do! Subscribed and Liked :)
This worth a Nobel prize for science. Excellent work and explanations. Thank you for taking the time and share with the 3D world community. Be Blessed and have Success in all your actions. Salutations from France.
Thank you for explaining the setting as a noob it’s not easy to just grasp a word and understand what it means until it’s demonstrated. I have been excepting Cura’s outcomes and now I will pay more attention to the slicing to see the seems and so forth.
Man you have such a good content. Much more detailed and explanotory then others 3d printing channel. The only thing to make it absolutely perfect is to use english version of cura. Keep the good work!
What a wonderful video. Excellently explained and so well demonstrated. You have a great way to share your experience . This one for the save list, thank you for sharing.
I have to hand it to you, an outstanding and not too long or covercomplicated explanation! Just a tiny issue w/ the german language in cura but we can figure out ;) Keep it going and enjoying the amazing hobby!
Thanks for sharing some of the complexity in a more simple way. I don’t know what other peeps think, But I understand the generic concepts of the mechanics of what is happening, But I get lost easily with understanding the terms of names/labels of the different things very easily. Each Slicer program has different terms or meanings of different things in some slight differences of degree as well. Oh the joys of learning! 😀 I can’t even begin to understand the complexity of thought required for anyone juggling multiple languages during the thought process on top of this. Thank you for exercising the focus and discipline to put this together.
Duuuude that wipe explanation was awesome, now my print in place sword doesnt fuse anymore and my zseam is almost unfindable!! got my sub und nochmal danke auf deutsch :p
Excellent english, great content....ps, I built a Voron 2.4 and now hardly touch my artillery. You would love the Voron, both building and using it. Also, klipper firmware with mainsail OS control is so enjoyable to use. I only mention this because I can see how much you love 3d printing and you will be very happy if you try a Voron and Klipper.
Top Video. Sehr clever finde ich die Möglichkeiten, die du mit Z-Seam Relative aufgezeigt hast. So hab ich das noch nie benutzt, das hilft auf jeden Fall die Z-Seam gezielter zu positionieren. Bisher war es immer eher Trial and Error, also Einstellen und schauen was in der Preview dann angezeigt wird. Auch Combing und Wiping habe ich noch nie so einfach und schlüssig erklärt gesehen wie hier! Als Anregung noch: ich würde mir wünschen, dass du Cura auf englisch stellst, da ja erstens das Video auch englisch kommentiert ist und zweitens die deutsche Übersetzung der Settings einfach nur furchbar gezwungen klingt. Freu mich auf weitere Videos von dir!
English is good... but being able to SEE the settings in english also is big for me, because im a very visual-based thinker. Great explanation, though! 😁 Vwry helpful with an issue im having with mechanical parts and crack origin/propogation.
I would really like to see a description of the the different coasting settings and how they effect the seam. I have played with every setting and I struggle see the difference any setting makes.
Hey, Your content is really appreciable, just a suggestion, if you use cura with English, It would be more easy to understand the Feature and its description.
I am a native German as well - though I would definitely recommend going the extra 2 seconds effort of changing my cura language to English before making an English video about it... Oh, and more important: If you get stringing on even smooth surfaces, try reducing the flow. Many printers are preconfigured to under-extrude for this reason. My printer's e-steps were configured to only 77% of the correct amount, which actually produced beautiful string-free prints, except for very long lines which then bent inwards. So here you have it: Have much stringing? Go reduce the flow first and check for visible signs of underextrusion. If you have none, the flow reduction was your solution.
Thank you for explaining this! I’ve been struggling with the z seam for quite a while. Even after watching this, Im still having issues. Would it be possible to email you and show you my settings?
yah man fuckin thx for this i really got my anycuvbic Mega x now printing more precicely and much faster wiht hor recommends.Endlich mal einer der klartext spricht und dein englisch is not that bad^^
Don't worry, your English is great! Haha Have you tried linear advance? I just went through the calibration process, and have had some very nice results on my SV01
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WE3uIjrev90.html This is a Video on Linear advance I did in German a while ago. LA is great. At my sidewinders printer menue I can change the k in realtime while printing. Since the k may vary in dependence of filiament brand, speed, wall line width eg. I don't spend too much time with calibrating. K 0.13 is as a general for the sidewinder ok enough. Otherwise I just do a short test print and adjust in realtime if needed.
If the part I am printing has no corners to hide the Z seam I sometimes place a decorative spine in the place where the seam would be printed so the seam gets hidden, if it is a functional part it does not matter so much especially if it is not visible in its usage.
