If anyone has cool things to 3D Print, let me know. Super excited about the 3D printing now!

@MarcoGPUtuber

3 жыл бұрын

3D Print a GPU. It'll be the only GPU without driver problems.

@boingkster

3 жыл бұрын

Hi mate! Check out the Iris Box as well as a Thor's Hammer. The iris box is tough to print but is great for storing bits and pieces and is an impressive moving mechanism. Also check out motherboard standoffs and the iconic 'Benchy the Boat's for testing!

@qwertyuiopqwertyuiop1464

3 жыл бұрын

you should try to 3d print a mini-itx pc case lol

@ScrapTechTips

3 жыл бұрын

The most Recommended thing I would tell you is to start looking at grabbing a food dehydrator and printing extensions to allow you to dry your filament and this will mean that you can infrequently use different filaments and don't need to keep them in a drybox. I have decided that my petg prints are even better than what I can get with pla and with the rise of cheap good filaments it's really affordable as well. If you want to minimize noise go to Bunnings and pick up a concrete paver for $10 to sit the printers on and it will make it much more quiet and will sometimes make the print better quality. Hope some of the above was something of help to someone. Chur, a random kiwi.

@H31MU7

3 жыл бұрын

You could 3D print some pretty neat stuff for PCs dude, a support post for a sagging GPU, 2.5" to 3.5" bay adapters, taller case feet for use on carpet, slot/bay covers etc

Definitely agree with the round up conclusions! The sidewinder is a beast for huge prints if you chuck a 0.8mm nozzle on it, just keep an eye on that tension arm and the mains power cable to the bed. I wouldn't touch the shark laser module tbh, it's incredibly dangerous running them without an enclosure and I hate that companies sell them.

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man long time no speak! How you been? Yeah the sidewinder is amazing on the details keen to really get into this 3d printing world now. These ones that work are exciting as!

@MakersMuse

3 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity ey dude yeah not bad considering haha. Hit me up if you need any help!

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

@@MakersMuse I'll be heading down Sydney way hopefully when restrictions lift a little. We should collab when I'm down your way. Do a cool gaming pc 3d print or something lol

@eyeborg3148

3 жыл бұрын

Yea I wouldn’t bother with trying the laser engraver. That laser is extremely powerful and dangerous, and I would never trust those knock off Chinese laser goggles to protect my eyes. (People have run test on them, they let a lot of laser light through). If you decide to try it, at the very least get a pair of high quality laser goggles from a site like survival lasers. Don’t want to see the YES man get blinded.

@AdamND701

3 жыл бұрын

This makes me want to try the laser, lol. I print guns, though, so...

Hopefully in the future we can get videos like "The BEST Budget Aliexpress Cars UNDER $2000 in 20xx"

@H31MU7

3 жыл бұрын

Jalopnik did buy one from there haha i think it was about 1600 all up

@33lex55

3 жыл бұрын

Naah, just get a bigger printer and make your own.....

@katomiccomics202

3 жыл бұрын

People can get cars for literally only $200 now.

Loving that you're bringing something really unique on the channel! I'd really like to see a video in which you show what kind of Hardware-related stuff you 3D printed that you ended up using/couldn't get without 3D printing!

Ive had my Artillery x1 for 3 months , im VERY happy with it

Fantastic review mate as this is exactly what I required as I've not even known what a clue what to buy and this was good to see the quality, one of your best ever reviews and vis mate!!!

didn't expect that from you... Random YES One thing I missed is a comparison of the accuracy. (basically how many micrometers). But that's fine as you are also a beginner in the field of machining, 3D printing etc.

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah I am still pretty new to all this, I thought the X1 was probably the most accurate.

@spusuf

3 жыл бұрын

Each of the printers you can select accuracy in millimeters (called layer height) using your slicer software (in this case its Cura). The software tells the printer instructions and cura allows a wide range but all the tests IIRC were done using the 0.2mm (200 micron) accuracy for the sake of reasonable print times. The accuracy he measured was more of how crisp the details were on a flat surface (e.g the bottom text of the boaty benchmark), not how many layers it could theoretically do if it slowed down enough.

@jakegarrett8109

3 жыл бұрын

Spusuf that’s not accuracy (not even close to the definition of any definition of accuracy), that’s merely layer height. That has very little to do with dimensional accuracy, in fact that would only change accuracy of small details on the Z axis (and since the newer Prusa Slicer can do varying layer height automatically that’s kind of obsolete). Accuracy will have more to do with mechanical aspect (such as wobbliness of frame, straightness of all axis, loose belts, momentum of bed and extruder, acceleration/speed/jerk settings), as well as printer calibration (over-extruding/under-extruding, steps per mm correct) and accuracy of slicing software (some small details may be missing etc). But Z height is almost the least important thing, and basically has nothing to do with accuracy (technically it could change a feature in the Z axis by up to half it’s layer height, but that’s typically not a big deal, and typically not relevant as accuracy often affects print in place assemblies or press fit parts etc).

Im loving my anycubic i3 mega, got i for 180, has really nice print quality and it has whats called an ultrabase which is glass with a coating that prints stick when heated and pop off when cool

That's a pity that Flsun Q5, if you don't need that big build area, it could be the best printer in the roundup. Did you contact the support about it? Still it is completely fair to not bother reviewing broken printer, because they must have failed at QC or packaging it properly.

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

I mean I tried fixing it, thought it was fixed for a little bit, but then it just did the bed error again....

@urban1337

3 жыл бұрын

I have one and I’d actually recommend it because it’s been great to me.

Thanks for this insightful review.

I like the expansion of content. I hope it gets the recognition it deserves. Great video

YES TYC!!! i'll was looking to buy 1 next week, great info

First off, this was a great review! BUT I don't think it's fair to put the Sidewinder X1 in this group. Lotmaxx SC-10, Sovol SV01, and FLSUN Q5 are all in the $250-270 range - They're in the Ender-3 V2 price range and category, with most offering free shipping. The Sidewinder is $400, it's in the CR-10 V2 price range, 50% more than the 3 entry level printers it was pitted against... Not to mention they want $50 shipping on top. I think the Artillery Hornet ($259) would have been a more fair choice, also maybe a Ender-3 V2 ($250-270) for a base line? Thanks for your work!

great vid, always love your stuff! love seeing people explore new areas of tech, no idea how hot it'll get around the cpu but PLA might not be the best choice, I've had that stuff melt when close to my 50-60 celcius 3d printer bed, so I would assume the same would happen, although it would take time, you might be better exploring higher temp plastics like ABS (although it's a pain to print, but there are others) for stuff like that, for everything else in a pc case PLA is probably fine though :)

I was just looking at 3D printers this week and was wondering what my other options were aside from an Ender 3 Pro x. Thanks for the video!

@IGarrettI

3 жыл бұрын

But isnt ender best for the price?

@peterbosse9059

3 жыл бұрын

Ender 3 V2.

@jakegarrett8109

3 жыл бұрын

IGarrettI technically no, but it depends what you value, and the Ender 3 is all around a great value (simple, decent quality, easy to mod, huge community support and guides and instructional videos). Cheapest for similar quality is actually half the price (but it comes as a bucket of screws and may take 6+ hours to assemble, which I find really fun like a LEGO set and having one assembled just takes away the fun), but most people don’t know how to use a screw driver or at least prefer to have it ready in 5 minutes so Ender 3 wins hands down in that regard. It’s neither the best in any department, but it’s decent at all aspects making it one of the best overall well rounded printers making it an exceptionally good starting printer.

Seems awesome, always wanted to know more about them, but it's a bit steep to just buy a couple and experiment.

I bought a Creality Ender 5 Pro earlier this year, and although it was one of the more reputable printers in its segment, I was still unlucky enough to have encountered an array of issues with it. The biggest issue I had by far was the extruder, which out of the box would often skip steps and cause failed prints from under-extrusion or total failure to extrude. I ultimately determined the cause of that to be too much spring force at the extruder gear which subsequently caused the filament to be crushed into an elliptical cross-section, and thus getting stuck in the bowden tube. I had to actually cut the spring in order to reduce its overall length and clamping force to fix this problem. There was just too much spring pressure even with the adjustment screw fully undone. I'm guessing the extruder spring that came with my printer may have been the wrong part, but it was crucial to the functionality of the printer and it's one of those simpler things that should never have been wrong in the first place. Someone with less patience or technical knowledge may very well have returned the printer due to this problem, and even for me it took many hours of frustration and troubleshooting to get it running as intended. I should also mention that Creality customer service scored a 0/10 in my book; never got a response to my support request regarding the whole extruder drama even though the printer was brand new and well within warranty. I'm sure Creality generally makes good printers, but I'll probably never buy another printer from them if I can help it. Plenty of clones that offer better value like the ones in this video, so if I'm gonna have to troubleshoot and fix it myself anyway, I may as well spend less money to begin with.

@sohamghosh4815

3 жыл бұрын

I just got an ender three few days ago. Arriving at my house soon I suppose.

I only ordered one the other day, and now this comes up! I went for a biqu b1 from Banggood. Still waiting for it to be dispatched though.

I got sometime around 3d printers and is nice to see you getting some tasty for it!!! Keep going with it!!! Very nice video! I’ll send you some nice files to print!

The video dropped just when I was looking for a 3D printer to buy , thanks!!

I bought the Sidewinder like 2 months ago and i couldnt be happier with it

I have an FL SUN QQ-S Pro. I have had it for about 8 months and have had 0 issues. Not to discount what Brian said about the FLSUN printer, but I think with any of these brands there will always be a chance to get a bad unit or that the unit could get tossed around enough when shipping to cause it to go bad. I just wanted to let people know there are people that have had good luck with this brand.

I prefer core xy printers over Cartesian. Had a number of prints fail from the bed shifting back and forth in the y direction while printing.

I would love to see more 3d printing videos on your channel. I am also excited about the 3d printing, because I make myself a lot of 3d printing projects lately on my ender 3. Greetings from Poland. :)

I have a FLSUN Q5 (paid 240 USD) It’s my first 3D printer and I’m pretty happy with it Easy and quick to setup and easy to use and makes relatively good quality prints

I bought an Ender 3 v2 a few weeks ago for 199 euro ... it's been running constantly because I can't stop printing stuff lol. Some more usefull than others haha. Yesterday been printing a couple of 2.5 to 3.5 inch caddy/bracket/adapters. For 27 cents and a less than an hour print it's a no brainer. (and being able to print it in any color I want, lol).

Ender 3 pro. I have it now for 4 months. Never skipped a beat. I will never get a printer shipped directly from China but buy from a local 3D shop because it else I will have a very hard time if something goes wrong.

i like how you can see one printer's failed print in the background in 12:23

is your buddy in the intro vid wearing corsair hs70s i have the white ones and so badly wish i got the black , i also love the outro music , where can i find it ??

the sidewinder is fairly inaccurate when compared to my other printers. It wont print any detail less than 0.35mm because the stepper motors lack the teeth to go any finer than that.

small form factor power supply bracket adapters might be a good idea to print.

So with all these 3d printers, do you think there is a 3d printed mount for SFF power supplies in normal ATX cases? Good way to dress up those HP G1 800s with some nice looks and 1650s!

I started with a Monoprice Select Mini Pro (Rebranded Malyan M200 V3). They (Monoprice) don't sell it anymore cause of issues it has and I plan to homebrew/modify mine. After that printer, I got an Anycubic MegaX. Had nothing but great experiences with it. It's got a 400mm/3 build volume if you want to make massive prints. Can almost do full helmets on it. I'd check it out if I were you! I got mine for ~$400 USD. My favorite part about 3D printing is using the printer to print upgrades for the printer. My MPSMv3 is completely covered in orange 3D prints that make it better than stock. Filament guide, screen cover, Z-Axis reinforcement, VESA to RaspberryPi Mount (For an Octoprint server)... etc. Nothing like using a tool to upgrade itself.

I'm pretty sure the all time best selling console was the Wii. Also could you use the paint 3d app that's built into windows 10? Maybe add the tech yes logo to your prints??

You could print some VESA mount brackets for those standless LCD panels and dell monitor stands. Meta combo.

Where would I find the blueprints to do that Corsair aio mount?

The *Creality 3D Ender-3 V2* is the best one !

Getting that tech yes lovin

Check the voltage on the stepper drivers on the flsun q5... mine where way to hight ... the voltage on the 2208 shoulden´t be over 0,9 volts and on the a4988 not over 0,6 volts ... then it should be a fine printer ... mine works like charm after a little bit of tuning ...

how do you think the creality ender 3 v2 stacks up against these? I am looking at buying a 3D printer very soon and i had my eyes on the creality ender 3 v2

Lotmaxx defective motor that works the threaded rod to raise lower the print head. Auto leveler factory mounted 180 degrees from the shown in lotmaxx videos. Prusa order coming soon

the shark links are for the older version

You should print io shields

Me: I don't need a 3d printer *Tech YES City* makes a video Me: Maybe I do!

@theshadowman1398

3 жыл бұрын

After I got a 3D printer I. Don’t know how I lived without one.

@monsterzero9456

3 жыл бұрын

@@theshadowman1398 what's so crucial do you print on it?

@theshadowman1398

3 жыл бұрын

@@monsterzero9456 Toys, models, household items, etc.

If you install the silent board on sovol sv01, it will be pretty quiet.^^The print quality is still amazing by the way.

If I have a 3D printer, the first thing I would print is the Tech YES Logo in 3D!

@shannonb1682

3 жыл бұрын

arrives late lol yes that would be awesome

@MarcoGPUtuber

3 жыл бұрын

@@shannonb1682 I'm planning to change my KZread name to SONIC THE COMMENTATOR!.....Cause I am so fast at commenting.

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

Got a design I can print? lol

@MarcoGPUtuber

3 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity A Xeon. Obviously. Green chip carrier, black die and grey heatspreader. Gold dots underneath. Little bit of glue and you're good to go.

i got the Sovol SV01 and i wouldnt swap it for any of those other ones i never heard of

DO NOT USE PLA IN ANY PART OF A COOLING SYSTEM!!! PLA goes soft at 60 degrees Celsius and will cause failure. ABS might work and so might PET-G. Maybe you could recommend a pc build for 3d printing (for using Fusion 360 or meshroom for photogrammetry) Great video.Keep up the good work.

Welcome to this amazing hobby my friend, its a long learning curve but it's so enjoyable one, some suggestions you should calibrate your Esteps in every 3d printer, do a PID calibration and the basic test like the axis calibration cube and the stringing test, and of course the Maker muse test for Clearance and Tolerance, and one KZreadr that goes very deep into 3d printer and I love it's a German "CNC kitchen" or "Teaching TECH", you will learn A LOT in so little time. Another thing try to mention in this reviews if they have a 32 bit motherboard or 8bit, if they have Meanwell power supply, what extruder they have, etc, etc they are a very important thing that people should know, look at it like if it was a computer, you must have a 80 plus power supply, a decent motherboard a good processor, etc... In the material aspect try to go with PETG instead of PLA its a much better material and its easy to print also, the glass temperature its higher than PLA 75ºC and its not that rigid so it will hold better against falls and will not deform in time as the PLA does. When you start to go "deep in to the study" of 3d printers you will realize that this Chinese 3d printers like creality ender 3 clones are pretty good but they have a lot of limitations and things to improve that you will want to go higher and when you think the next step its to buy a "Prusa" then you will found out that you can have MUCH better 3d printer with much better kinematics, electronics and print quality at a much lower cost, like for example a Seckit Go (AMAZING PRINTER), or a VORON 1.6 or the BUDGET KING 3d printer the VKING or VBABY for half the price and you can do a enclouser and print at 200mhs speed without losing quality and saving a LOT of time, and you can print materials like Polycarbonate or ASA or some variety of Nylon that you cant print with a PTFE hotend but a Mosquito hotend or the clone from trianglelabs or mellow can, also allows you to change the nozzle with 1 hand and with a cold hotend saving time and not having jams problems, and you can print the most flexible material because you put a BONDTECH or a dual drive clone for 30 bucks but give you so much better printer quality and speeds and... sorry i get to excited its all the journey that we 3d printers have...

I maybe being a little critical? The motherboard stand does not seem quite wide enough for it to be stable? The more heavier and expensive boards ie big heatsinks on the VRMS may make the board a bit wobbly on the stand? Personally I would widen it by about 25% - 50%?

Great roundup! Tech YES 3D Printing forever!

I looked up the shark but it does not come with the lazer for engraving.

Megaman print is not because of it needs run in, it has overhangs more than 60 degrees.. it needs support.

Did you calibrate the extruders on any of these?

I have the Artillery Genius and so far so good

The red glasses are a really good inclusion since most laser engraving modules could really damage your eyes (permanent blindness is possible).

@EdisonWong2004

3 жыл бұрын

The problem is that those laser glasses are cheapest ones included, and there are some videos up online of people shining a laser directly at the glasses and most of the light still goes through. It's better to throw those out and spend the $50 to buy proper laser glasses that will actually prevent you from going blind, instead of the cheap glasses that will only reduce the amount of vision loss.

@jakegarrett8109

3 жыл бұрын

Edison Wong yep, my generic red laser pair does less than the red lenses in some old school red and blue 3D movie glasses (that’s not a joke, I found a pair that seems to block over 99.5% of blue laser and the included safety glasses with a laser blocker maybe 20%, so basically completely useless and horrifically unsafe for the 1000+ mW handheld laser... hence I started testing random stuff around the house, but due note I only found one 3D pair that worked that well, so just because it’s a red lens doesn’t mean anything).

Can you do a itx vs matx vs atx input lag video Please? Thank you for looking at this request

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

That's interesting, I would have to figure out the apples to apples to apples part....

Tech Yes squaaad

@cheekitb

3 жыл бұрын

let's goo

I actually asked this question on an other video before but since I didn't get any answer on it I though I may ask again I have a MSI z77-g45 gaming mother board which failed after I plugged an AMD 6990 GPU on it and started showing error 99 on the corner of the screen afterwords, have you ever had this problem with an MSI board before and is there a fix for it?

And I'm so happy with my flsun ☺ regards.

I Spot the roll of Fire Engine Red PLA+ filament.

was that a cpu cooler mount being printed?! damn!! so cool

The Artilery (Evnovo) X1 is definately the safest choice.

So what did you print?

The creality ender 3 and 3 pro has to be on this list. Also the ender 3 v2.

I'm waiting for the 3D printer that prints cookies. I saw one at Computex a couple years ago. I like cookies.

You should see if you can get your hands on a resin printer, the quality of prints is amazing

Will any of those 3D printers be able to print an IO Shield?

how do these stack up against the Creality Ender 3 v2?

Print a beter gpu fan support and replace all the gpu shroud with more effective ones

This video just made my two hobbies collide

how do you buy it directly from their website? is their a link for it because all the links in the description are for ali express?

If I have a 3D printer, the first thing I would print is the Tech YES Logo in 2D!

people are saying the laster module is not worth buying i dont have my shark yet and order the printer but from everything i saw i wouldnt buy it if i had to choose again

This was great, any chance you'd be checking out resin printing?

I have a creality ender 3 pro bought for 187€

So I managed to bend the pins on a ryzen 3300x whilst installing it on a b550 motherboard as an upgrade. so my question is do I replace it with a 3300x or do I opt for a 3600 ryzen 5 baring in mind I want to build a linux desktop with virtualization in mind and have upgrade from a b450 mh ?

@Sevarrius

3 жыл бұрын

If none of the pins are actually boken off you can carefully move them back in to position and the cpu will work fine, no need to replace it and If you're going to replace it anyway you might as well give it a try.

@TomS-ho6td

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sevarrius I tried straightening the pins using a mechanical pencil , but wreck it ralph here broke one of the pins

The Sidewinder X1 gets my vote it's a great printer for cost and size.

If someone can help me out I wld greatly appreciate it.. I'm looking for 3d printers good enough to print parts for drones.. I don't need the highest quality one. Is the creality 3 pro good enough or do I need the 5.... Trying to start a program to teach kids how to use 3d printers and work w low voltage like LEDs etc . Thank u for ur input!

1980s, sitting in a room full of dot matrix white noise. 2020s, sitting in a room full of 3d printer white noise. The more tech advances, the more it stays the same. The zen of IT. :D

Red lenses help because of some pecularities in how we see colors. We see RGB most creatures can only see in two color spectrums. But our RG overlap a lot. So seeing red, and seeing green varients is harder for us. Wearing a green lens or a red lense would essentially do the same thing. Dampening one of those colors. Which allows us to pick up more details because our eyes aren't busy trying to seperate two things so closely matched. Most of the hd sunglasses and stuff you'll see take advantage of this either using amber (redish) lenses or a blue green lens. I have a pair of Arnets (like the italian equivalent of oakleys) that I got when I served as an Army reservist in Iraq and they have amber lenses. They are great for doing pretty much anything.

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

Was a good read man, I will have to try my red glasses more.

Guys, I truly love your videos content but please, as i am a 3d printing advanced user, please, stop doing the mechanical assembly on a box ... Pleaseeeeee use a flat surface as possible ! Most of the issues with fdm printers are caused by errors during assembly and alignement issues. Cheers from France !

Have you ever been to Indonesia?

The SV03 is coming up. 🙃

Seems like every youtuber that got a Shark, got good machines. I have one and it's nice. When it works. They are not as consistent as you think.

You'd be surprised how much you can charge for 3d printing replacement parts and accessories for collectibles. In Transformers fandom for example, it's not uncommon to be charged tens of bucks to get 3D printed weapons or tiny pieces of gap fillers from China. They can cost upwards to 1/3 of the actual figures themselves.

Funny how you are praising the Lotmaxx shark printer, while it is having a failed print running on the background :D

I completely forgot you ever looked into 3d printing. You've already mentioned collabing with MM, but do one with TT as well!

Did I miss it or is there no statement from you to the whole no GPU´s for australia from Nvidia?

@techyescity

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't even got a sample yet man, it's all blurred right now :(

@Akion21

3 жыл бұрын

@@techyescity Looks like you won´t get any FE sample since they said no Cards for Australia. I think we all have to wait that you get a 3rd party card in hand

I need mountain climbing gear for the learning curve at work at the moment.

I go back to console all the time with RetroArch ;P

Cool video! But isn´t it even more plastic that is getting produced and dumped into the ocean´s...?

Where's the "Tech YES Printin'" sign? 3D printed ofc.

Sad thing with the Delta being a lemon, I've seen a lot of videos where is does really well.

3D printed Tech Yes IO Backplates coming up!

whats with the earphones?

that lotmaxx seems to borrow a lot from Ender 3 / Ender 3 V2

No Ender 3 Series or Biqu B1?

@yoshisan262

3 жыл бұрын

FLSUN Q5 - looks like you needed to clean the bed with Isopropyl alcohol for a start.... Did you try reflash of code and re-leveling the bed to clear error. I've had it for about 6 weeks now and found it a great first printer.

Never expected to see printers like these for less than $ 400.- ! Makes me wonder if their business model is similar to inkjet printers, where the printers come dirt cheap, but the ink is more expensive than gold!

I remember when this man made pcs