It's what the internet does best. Gathers passionate enthusiasts that not only want to share but need to. That instinctive requirement to help,to aide, to make a total stranger's life that little bit easier is truly inspiring. This guy is one of the rare few that not only keep the net alive and kicking but shows the way for others to follow with his attention to detail and going that extra mile. Thank you Tom .

This is the 32 minute video that takes 2-3 hours to watch once.

My ender 3 arrives tomorrow. I've watched this entire video. I'll watch it again tomorrow and pause it probably quite a bit. Thank you

Just wanted you to know that your video isn't just helping hobbyists. I use this to help teachers build their Ender 3 Pros so they can help their students learn 3D design and printing. Just started two yesterday for AIG teachers.

Never really comment on videos, but I have to just say thank you so much. I ordered an Ender 3 from the Woot sale on a whim and proceeded to go on a crash course trying to learn as much as I could before the printer arrived. Saw so many videos, read so many tutorials, and yours were the most concise and informative. Got the printer assembled in a little over an hour and had it leveled 20 minutes after that. Couldn't have done it without your video. Thank you.

As a rookie to 3D printing I knew I would need some help to get the Ender-3 setup and operating well beyond just the printed instructions. First stop was this tutorial and was it ever great! Thank you so much for putting this together and making it available to the community!!

Just built my brand new Ender 3. took me less time than it took me to find the instructions on how to build my first 3d printer, mostly thanks to your fine instruction. You truly are a lifesaver. cheers!

Just wanted to take a sec and thank you for this! I built the thing myself the first time around, and managed to print globs of plastic. Yay.... Took the whole thing apart, found your video, and went step by step with you, and what do ya know, a functional 3D printer! Thanks again sir. This was extremely informative!

Great tutorial ! I followed this to assemble my new ender 3 pro and then followed your bed leveling tutorial. Now I'm up and printing with no problems. Thanks for taking the time to help out those of us new to the community.

Amazing tutorial, thank you for taking the time to do this. Another build video I watched did not stress the tension of the wheels/eccentric nuts and I believe caused me a lot more issues. I dissembled my printer and followed your instructions and I'm sure my prints are going to improve ten-fold!

I`ve built other 3D printer before. This is my first Ender 3 and I followed the video and found it superbly done and in no time or trouble had my printer up and running. Now to follow the bed levelling. Thanks for taking the time to make such an informative and easy to follow video.

Thank you so much for putting these videos together! As a novice jumping in for the sole purpose of getting this setup for someone else, I can't thank you enough for the amazing directions.

Wish I'd seen this before building. Oh well, it won't be too bad going back in and tweaking. Thanks for all your effort and the upgrade links.

First I want to say I am new to this. It seems every time I have an issue, I watch your videos and my problem gets solved. This comment is for new builders. I followed your build to a t and the First Test dog print was perfect. By the way I also watched your bed level vid. It is a must see for a newbie. Then I print the fan cover. It is almost perfect but at the end it under extruded. Still usable. I now run my third print and disaster. After two days of videos and no printing I figured it out. The gear on the extruded motor came loose and slid down causing no extrusion. I figured this out watching your under extrusion videos. Bottom line when building it I recommend everyone check those screws on the extrusion gear. You may have mentioned it in the video but just in case. Thanks for all the help you guys are awesome. 😎

Tom. Watched your videos a few times, bought an Ender 3. (Arrived damaged, Bought a new microswitch, fitted it) Followed your upgrade / set up instructions. Perfect prints from minute one. Hats off to you for resisting the KZfaq tricks and just producing informed content. No stupid faces, no lists, no arrows, no random all caps, no endless intro waffle. Earned a subscriber.

I just got my Ender 3 printer 2 weeks ago. (its my first printer) I followed the instructions and had no issue putting it together... Or so I thought. My print quality was as good as any I have seen online. I found your video on the Facebook Ender 3 group and watched it. I remember having a little bit of fitment issues with the X-carriage being a little snug. I just finished taking it back apart and following your video instruction exactly. - THANK GOD I DID! It runs sooooo much smother, and the z-axis is so much smoother. VERY worth doing again. - AWESOME VIDEO and new Subscriber!

Brilliant! This tutorial is a gold mine of well reasoned advice. Thank you so much for the care put into it and the clarity you delivered it with. It's past midnight and mine's now built with less chance I'll have to unbuild it (as i did with my first printer).

Great video. Like most guys who consider themselves handy I just plowed on in and started the build but quickly ran into questions, such as "why is the Z stop switch not at 32 mm" Your video answered this question and more. great tip to set the Eccentric nuts before assembly. I had to tweek one after I had built the machine and it was a lot more difficult to get access. Keep up the good work. :-)

I don't think I could ever express how grateful I am for this video. I saw it before I ordered mine, and when I saw the instructions included with the printer, I watched it again while building. I doubt I could have finished the build with Creality's instructions alone, so thank you, thank you.

I just got my Ender 3 today and I could not wait to get it out of the box and put it together. I watched this as I put it together step by step. Thank you for helping me get my 3D printer up and running. This made putting it together fun and stress free. Your tips and hints worked fantastic. Now on to the leveling. Thank you once again.

Something that I would add as a first step is to make sure that your base is level (not the bed). The base of my Ender 3 had a slight wobble when placed on a flat surface. So I loosened the bolts on each side and squared it up before tightening the bolts back down. Then I continued with your tutorial. Thanks for the great video.

Wish I seen this guide last weekend when I put my Ender together. Ended up take it mostly a part and fixed all the little issues I had. Thank you for this!!

SUCCESS!!! just put mine together and followed along your video, no issues on initial auto home startup. Took me about 2.5hrs because i have no experience and was taking my time to not overlook a single bolt in the video. Thank you!

Just went over this recently, and I swear, this was the most helpful video on the internet when I was building my Ender 3 Pro. Thanks so much for taking the time to make this. Fat Dragon Games has quickly become my go-to for mini needs, I've printed a few minis already, and I love how easy it is to get great results with very little mucking about with failed prints. Really great work.

I used this to put my Ender 3 together late last year and it printed perfectly right from the first test print. I've had few issues since, so this was a fantastic start. I never got around to thanking you, so I'm rectifying that now. I enjoy your other videos as well. Keep up the great work! (My current problem is that I printed a pets fang duct recently and now my bridging has gotten worse, so I am assuming it actually made my cooling worse?)

Watched and paused along the way when assembling mine, was perfect. Had a great first print thanks to this video! Thanks!

This video helped me set up my ender 3 a 6 months ago and helped me again today setting up my neighbors new ender 3. This video did a great job showing me how to set up my printer correctly without any issues. Thank you for this video.

I bought an Ender 3 a few days ago and used this video to assemble my printer. Let me just say that I used this video exclusively to build the printer, and I built it with zero issues. Thank you for the tips on how to level the X-axis right at the beginning - I can see how troublesome this would have been if I had to level it later with everything attached. Used your tips for the wheels and tightening the bolts to correct leveling issues and the printer works like a champ. I don't know how good many extra hours I would have needed to configure the Ender without watching you video. In all, it took me an hour and a half to setup (even with a few mistakes...I installed one of the vertical rails backwards). Thank you, Tom. You got a sub from me.

Ordered my Ender 3 Pro after watching this video. Going to follow it during my assembly and feel much better about what to do beyond following the instructions from the manual. Also getting the upgrades. Can't wait - good thing it only takes a few days to arrive from Amazon.

I just want to say thank you so much for the tutorial. easy, simple and very accurate. and alot of useful tips too. totally recommend watching it if you are going to build that ender 3. it is 32 minutes long but it will take you about 2 hours to finish it all (in case you are a newb like me).

I cant thank you enough for this video. I just assembled my Ender 3x and your tips were invaluable. My first test print came out perfect!!! Keep the videos cominng!!!

I used this video during initial setup, and every print for over a week has been perfect. Thank you.

Had warping in my prints. Watched this and decided to rebuild following your guide. 99% of my issues are now gone. Thanks so much!!

Just wanted to say thanks for this great video. After building a quarter of my Ender3 from the single page instructions, I ended up taking it apart and following this video step-by-step. I've just done my first print and it's looking great. One thing I noticed was that when building, no matter what I did, I couldn't get the two vertical aluminium extrusions to be exactly the same measurement at the top as at the bottom. I even got an adjustable set square to check that I'd got them at a perfect 90 degrees in all directions. Maybe you're at the mercy of how accurately the aluminium has been cut. It seemed to all come right when I added the top extrusion.

This is the best assembly guide I've seen so far, I worked through two others that didn't sort out my printing problems. Thanks so much for doing this series

Thanks for the video. Assembled my ender 3 Pro 2 days ago and have printed several things since with next to no problems and believe this is due to such a detailed and easy to follow tutorial.

I watched this video twice or thrice to make sure that when my ender 3 has arrived it would had the best care and finally today is the day!!! Omg I can't wait to struggle myself with all this upgrades that I already bought but thanks to your videos it will be EASY!? This is the best ender 3 video build of KZfaq.

Sir, Unfortunately, for all other 3D printing contributors, your work is THE standard. Exceptional content, presentation, and delivery. Some contributors meet your standard on occasion. None surpass THE standard or meet it with every effort. Hard work! Respect! Shaun

Tom, you've done a great service to those who need to build an Ender 3. Following this guide will allow you to get a correctly built and running printer with a lot of knowledge that experienced builders have learned (the hard way) over months of ownership. Kudos, Sir!

Thanks a bunch. Still had some jiggling minor stuff while putting it together but you helped a bunch. After having to mess with the bed leveling (thank you for other video) I went and printed the fan shroud you suggested (thank you for yet another video) that turned out good on draft setting in Cura. Printed two fun peices overnight, and am now doing up the cable chain. Only thing left to do now is fiddle with the settings to get decent minis and terrain. Thanks to you and others in the community for answering noob questions, writing tutorials, and making vids. As my experience level grows I lool forward to the example of others and paying it forward.

I will add my hearty thank you! to the crowd before me. So many *very* good pro tips that are missing from other vids. I'm in the "home" position and ready to print!!

Good job. This helped a lot. One clarification I'd appreciate is around 20:45: wish I had more detail on aligning the rail than just "adjust those screws".

I just wanted to say thank you for this video. I watched it before I purchased my Ender 3 to see if I could even attempt it and it gave me the confidence to go ahead and purchase it. The joy I felt upon turning it on and watching go to Auto home was thrilling. Thank you again.

This guide helped me get from 0 to printing benchies in one night, it was super helpful! I found that a small level was a great help in getting the vertical posts aligned correctly, in addition to the other checks recommended in the video. This and the rail wheel tensioning were IMO the trickiest parts of the build, and they were not mentioned in the official documentation, so I'm glad was video was there to help me out!

Thank you SO much for this . I can't imagine trying to build it just using the assembly Instructions. This made it so much more clear. You're a hero

Most in depth video I've ever seen! One tip you missed!!! When putting the z-motor in, keep the rod in as well... Line it up and centred at the top before tightening the screws! I noticed it was off after putting it in, loosened the screws and lined it up, tightened again and perfect!

Thank you for this video. My son (13) and I followed it when assembling our new printer last night. This morning he followed along to your Manual Bed Leveling video and then printed your test print. It was 100% perfect. He was so excited and proud of himself. Thank you

Just built my 3rd Ender 3 and still come back to watch this video. One of the most useful and clearly outlined Ender 3 tutorial videos I have found. Thank you Tom.

Used this video to assemble my Ender 3. Not sure what I would've done without it!

I've got 2 of these bad boys now and 2 of my friends have ordered them as well. Great printers. Best bang for the buck IMO.

Thank you Tom! I just built my Ender 3, and this video was super helpful. All the "pro tips" like making sure things are level, tightened correctly, etc are invaluable. I'll be sure to find a way to support you!

Probably one of the best guides I've come across. I checked out several before assembling my printer. Straight out of the box I had bumping when sliding the bed. Your guide was the only one to explain how to adjust the eccentric mounts underneath - problem solved. Everything else you did was very clear and to the point, very helpful for a beginner.

Really outstanding job on this. All the wisdom of an engineer’s perspective, but well articulated in common language. My first ever print is in progress and looking amazing. It’s a mind blowing world we live in; thanks for making this that much more accessible. One tip- when installing the vertical rails and getting them to sit parallel with the X axis, I took it a step further and placed one of the horizontal rails centered at the end of the vertical rail, with the assembly still on its side, parallel to the base. This acts like a winding stick and you look at it straight on from a few steps back, this greatly embellishes any twist and helped me dial it in to well under a degree very quickly and without any additional tools.

very exhaustive yet very crisp build video. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you Tom for the video assistance while I built my Ender 3 Pro. I followed the video and the instruction sheet for a successful build. The first print results are amazing. Being new at this, I'm sure the simple when explained by you, adjustment of the wheels against the rails would have completely stumped me without the video. Perfect content, and excellent presentation. A joy to behold.

My Ender 3 Pro arrived the other day. It took me over 5 hours to setup but I was pain painstakingly slow with it intentionally. Thanks to this video and Tom's video on manual leveling, my prints have been great and my Ender isn't missing a beat. Seriously Tom, I can't thank you enough!!

The most perfect explanation

This is the best video on how to assemble a 3d printer. I don't have an Ender 3 I have a GeeeTech A10 (Ender 3 clone really!) I have struggled with getting the bed level and stop the wobble. I took my machine apart and followed Tom's instructions (oh so clear and well explained) did a manual bed level as shown in Ep.5 and I have the best print I have printed.Thank You!

Thank you! Just re-assembled my E3V2 following your advice, did a quick test print and already love this machine.

This is super helpful. Thank you so much for this video! I recently ordered the Ender 3 Pro, but from what I understand the assembly is like 99% the same. I truly appreciate you taking the time to not only explain the steps, which we can get in the manual anyway, but more importantly the tips and things to look out for AND how to fix them.

Hey I assembled my Ender 3 while watching your vid, assy went really smooth, so big thumbs up and new sub....Cheers mate....

This is for sure the best "building the Ender 3"-video I have seen by far. You covered literally everything that a newbie would stumble upon. Great job - THX!

First Ender 3 Pro was assembled using this vid in January. The 2nd Ender 3 Pro just arrived, and I'll be following this again. Good vid.

Just assembled my first 3D printer with the help of your video. I built it the day it came. Next day I completed my first test print (used your leveling vid). It works perfectly. Thank you!

Fantastic content, I genuinely appreciate the time and effort it takes to create a vid like this. It has been invaluable in my assembly of the Ender 3 Pro that arrived this morning.

Excellent tutorial my friend. Can't believe anyone would give you a thumbs down. You could not have explained it any better. Thank you so much!!

I'm two prints in and my Ender 3 pro has been great. I think these instructions are worth their weight in gold. Feels like more than anything I gathered from this is that you want to double check everything for plum & level which might be loosening a few bolts, making adjustments & tightening them up several times over. But it's worth it. Only thing I'd add to this video is that if you have a level around the house, would hurt to have this next to you as you're building it. Makes for easy checking on a lot of these rails.

Could not have done it without the excellent help in this video. Everything went smoothly, would recommend you draw a line with a pencil on the plate while aligning the header bar parallel to the base to use as a guide to tighten the 2 screws. We screwed the bar down to where the motor plate could be used to measure equal height on both sides, drew a pencil line and things worked much better. We used Vibratite thread locker on some of the assembly after cleaning all the bolts 1st to ensure things would not come loose later. Found the machine screws quite dirty from factory as well as the worm gear. After cleaning we applied a thin layer of white lithium grease to the gear threads. Thank you to all who posted and for the excellent tips on a better setup, provided in this video. 1st class !!

I bought an Ender 3 and used your video more than the actual instruction pamphlet when putting it together today. I am now chugging along on my first print and I have to thank you so much for your dedication to helping people into the hobby!

Aewsome stufff! A personal trick I like to do is use locktite blue on threads to prevent them from backing out due to vibration.

Thanks for your help and experience. I put my Ender-3 together yesterday. This wasn't my first, or even second printer kit build, but it's always nice to see it done and pick up the valuable hints ahead of time. I followed your build step by step, spending a lot of time getting the left and right pillars straight and untwisted. I measured the bottom and the top and adjusted several times. Originally, the difference was 5mm, but I got it down to practically nothing. Then I got to the part where the top brace is attached. There is almost no play in the holes drilled in that extrusion. It needed me to pull the pillars almost 5mm (hmmm) closer in order for the screws to enter the tapped portion. I reversed the build (x-axis rollers, etc. back to the attach-bottom-of-pillars part and was able to re-position them so all went back together aligned. I bring this up in order to wonder if it would be better to attach the top brace, temporarily; loosely, as you position, align and secure the side pillars. Since that brace appears, at least in my kit, to be less forgiving. maybe it would be better to use that as the measurement source. One other issue I had with my kit that appears different from yours and others: Creality must be listening. Instead of the print bed wheels' eccentric nuts being loose, mine were tight. Very tight. Could-barely-move-the-bed tight. Worse, the v-wheels now had flat spots and the bed thumped in a couple of places when it was moved. They've recovered a little, after being released, but I'll probably want to replace them - I'll need to monitor the build quality with that in mind. So, Creality: Better to have them shipped a little loose than to risk ruining the wheels. Another, minor, problem: The Bowden tube was horribly packed and arrived permanently kinked in several places; a minor issue since I'd intended to replace it anyway. My Ender-3 is now assembled and has printed the test dog perfectly. I'm going to name him Skippy. :) Again, thanks for your videos - they help tremendously. You have one new subscriber.

Just assembled my second ended 3 while watching this vide and I have no doubt that it’s gone perfectly both times because of this. This time I skipped the test print and went straight into printing my orders. Perfection. Thank you

Thanks for the tips!! Just an FYI, at 24:00 (and earlier) and 26:53, you talk about how to mount the nuts. I'm used to using Unistrut, which has similar nuts. Based on how it works, and according to the Ender 3 Pro manual, the nuts should be rotated 90 degrees from how you've installed them, once they are finally tightened. This ensures that they grip onto the extrusion properly. It was pretty easy to get the nuts for the filament holder to rotate, but in some other instances, I had to slide the assembly on, with the nuts at 90 degrees.

Watched once, done everything almost without the manual in 1h . I'm proud of myself - Thanks a loooot :0)

Hey I just wanted to Thank You for your Ender 3 videos I'm new to 3D printing and I just set my Ender 3 up today and I've printed 5 of your upgrades and they all came out pretty good. Your tutorials have made my entry into 3D printing nice and smooth.

I received my Ender 3 yesterday, and I found that the instructions that came with it not super clear. Your video on the other hand, what a source of useful information! With the help of your video, I had my printer up and running in no time. After I had it up and running, I watched your video about leveling the bed, which has worked great for me. In other words, thank you very much for making this video!

Just got my Ender 3 Pro. Took 1.5 hours to build. So far, everything is tight and working great.

Thanks for the building instructions, really helping out a newbie 3D printer such as myself. New favorite vocabulary words: Extruder, Extrusion and Extruding. Guess I better get used to using those!

Built my ender 3 printer today by following your video - worked perfectly my first print! Thanks very much for your excellent videos. I am planning to print the other mods you have posted.

This is my (and should be everyones!) go to video when setting up an Ender 3. Perfect prints from day one which I'm sure are all due to this detailed setup.Thanks so much for taking the time to do this!

Basically don't do 20:20 that gets your bed terribly misaligned. Doing this put it off by more than 1 degree, almost 2 degrees, in the OPPOSITE direction of where it was already slightly tilting. The 2nd carriage gives support and weight, so whatever alignment you've made without it will be worthless once it's put on. I fixed this misaligned by taking it off, and making sure I pushed together the 3 carriages as much as possible, and tightened their screws. Once on the two rails I loosened one carriage a little ans pushed them apart a little again until it was leveled. To get the Z axis straight I also needed to give it support a little above the screws, so that I don't have to push the rod much to get it into the hole.

I'd like to add a piece of advice: I couldn't have the same distance between the top and the bottom of the extrusions, I solved this by turning 180 degrees the left extrusion, this took me to a 1 mm difference between top and bottom. (I'm talking about the process that starts around minute 8:00 through min 12:00).

I want to thank you for this video, so many helpful tips during assembly!! I just got my Ender 3 Pro two days ago, and had it fired up and printing within 2 short hours. My first print came out perfect, and I think you deserve more of the credit for that than I do. 😄

I assembled my ender 3 following along with this video. I got mine for Christmas and have had no issues with my stock ender. Just take your time and follow his steps!

This really helped thanks!! I got the printer working!

18:45 i have never wanted to punch a hole in my wall more than at that step

Learned from another forum that sometimes the z rod can come slightly bent, flipped it upside down and it worked wonders. But big thanks to this video...it was so helpful and amazing!

Thank you so much for sharing this installation video! I was having issues with the single page instructions that were provided and getting very disheartened about getting it set up properly. Your video made everything seems so easy in comparison (though I was upset about the leveling advice at the start of the video since I was already assembled well past that point). I am glad that you have another video addressing this for already assembled units and I will be watching that shortly! Looking forward to all the projects I already have stockpiled for printing!

Thanks for this, it was helpful, but I have several improvements I'll list below: 1. At 7:50 first thing to do here is level the base, mine rocked up and down on 2 corners, so make sure your frame base is level ( I just twisted it a little in my hands by pushing 1 side and pulling the other. 2. At 8:14 leave this lid loose until much later, after we plumb and level everything. 3. At 9:00 use this bracket at the top of the sides (small clamps to hold it in place if you have them) 4. 12:00 When adjusting these nuts on the wheel carriages, make sure you do them on the correct side and correct direction (you are probably just doing this for camera angle purposes, I did it your way at first, then later discovered the carriage that went on the other side didn't fit the same) 5. At 14:09 Leave LCD part off, this will be the last part you want to install, and plug the ribbon cable in before attaching (the screen just gets in the way now and at risk of having screws or parts dropped on it later while you put other parts on above it) 6. At 16:00 plug in the Z-wire coming up from the base before attaching this piece to the frame 7. At 17:20 DO NOT tighten the motor to the frame, just snug for now (we'll tighten these screws once frame is plumb and level) 8. At 17:40 DO NOT tighten the Z-rod lead screw, once you eyeball it so that it is plumb to the frame both front-to-back and left-to-right , then just snug the screw in the coupling for the Z-rod (we will tighten fully after frame is level and plumb) 9. At 18:38 DO NOT tighten screws fully, just nicely snug so that it is not loose but can move when we adjust it on frame during leveling/plumbing process 10. At 19:34 DO NOT loosen these screws at ANY time, always leave them tight. 11. At 19:54 DO NOT do this part yet, we need to jump ahead 12. At 20:50 DO NOT put the belt on yet! we need to jump ahead 13. At 21:05 Make sure the hotend is facing the correct way, and the wires/tube is not twisted up 14: At 23:19 DO NOT tighten the screws fully, just very snug for now 15. Now back up to step 11 above, at 19:54 do a dry fit now that it has all the wheel carriages and extruder attached Do not lower this assembly more than an inch or two on the Z-rod lead screw. At 20:00 to 20:22 do not use the spool bracket to level, instead use the top part of the frame, it is much taller and will save you a lot of time as you level and plumb this the the frame sides. After getting it level, carefully remove the assemble and tighten the screws which hold the left and right wheel carriages, but not fully tight, you want to repeat this process a few times until you get the horizontal assembly as level as possible (I had to repeat this process 4 times until it was level). Once you are level, tighten the screws holding the left and right wheel carriages fully, and place the assembly back onto the frame and Z-rod lead screw. 16. Attach the top of the frame, seen at 26:00 17. Now tighten the the screws holding the Z motor to the frame 18. Now tighten the screw holding the Z-rod lead screw inside the coupling 19. Now tighten the screws holding the lid over the board 20. Now install the belt and the tension adjuster 21. Plug in all of the cables that are in the rear 22. Plug the LCD screen ribbon in to the LCD part 23. Screw the LCD part to the frame.

I agree this the best build video to date

Watched this video once before building my Ender 3 Pro with my kids, then used it during the build itself - hugely helpful! Thank you!

This guide was wicked helpful. I would definitely recommend watching this video while assembling your printer for the first time. It may take a bit longer than if you just followed the default instructions, but it will save you a lot of time and struggle in the long run.

Merry Christmas!!! Thank you so much for the video. I am mechanically inclined work on cars all my life and rc a lot but this is different and you saved the day and the longevity of my 12 year old son’s main present. Like sub comment.

Your extra step at about 20:35; I've found that when adjusting the two bolts holding the wheel cart to the horizontal X extrusion, it seems to be better to just screw in one of those at first, then you can adjust the X extrusion while it's on the Y axis using that spacer. It leaves out having to guess the adjustment and having to put it on and off again and again. Just have to be careful not to bump it when taking the X extrusion off the Y axis. Then put in that 2nd screw at the corrected adjustment. I think I've got it pretty much perfect with this method.

Thank you so much for this video! I just got my ender 3 and followed your instructions. I had it together and printing, well, in about 3 hours. Thank you so much for all you videos!

Thank you. I built mine today with very little issues. Appreciate the time you took to make this.

7:02 DO NOT DO THIS!!!! This is how you warp your bed. The y axis belt has metal ends that stick out under the bed. Just get the bed low enough for the nozzle to not hit when homing with the *unmodified* z enstop. Then level it from there.

Excellent video! Saved me hours. Only thing I would've improved was explaining how to install the belt for the x-axis.

I wish I would have found this video when I assembled my printer. Came back around to finally watch this when trying to solve a layer shift issue, and I just wanted to say thanks for the good work. Clear, concise instruction, and taking that little bit of extra effort to ensure your assembly is top notch. Thank you for this.

I like your style. Explaining things without babbling and getting strait to the point. This is the best build guide I've seen so far for that printer. Keep on the good work.