I was also having some griding noises, replaced the bearings with Misumi ones and the noises dissappeared; probably some extra grease on the stock ones would've also helped.

@@adi4motion2 Yep, looks like it was filament sensor (damn took me a long time to reply! i ended up printing an ifs for the stock extruder 🙂

All resolved with free replacement parts from Prusa. Would love a MK3 but £££

@@sabitech2k I wanted to love the mini that’s why I bought 2 but just could not get them to work reliably for my print business. 😞

@@damiengvideos4337 Shame to hear! feel free to DM me if you need advice.

@@sabitech2k Yeah I gloated it because they seemed like perfect little printers! Selling my MK3S+ printers now and buying X1 Carbons.

@@damiengvideos4337 wait you said you have minis and now you’re selling you’re mk3’s?

Great to heat you are finally enjoying it :-) takes a little getting used to but you'll be up to speed in no time :-)

Why you want to smash 🤔 tell me more.before I buy😂 one

Thanks :-) i've moved over to 'Eric' my Ender 3 Pro now and it's all going really well :-)

Great to hear! how are you getting on with it?

seems like the printer got to him, he's no longer with us :))

Are you using flex material

If I could give myself any advice if I started again it would to buy a Prusa first lol!

@@sabitech2k I had Anet E10 in the past. Did more tinkering than printing. I hated it. I ordered the mini couple of weeks ago and waiting for delivery now. Let's see. Maybe I'll also do a video on it in the future.

@@sabitech2k How much does such print cost in filament? The one you're printing in the vid.

Haha that's a paving slab I had spare. Helps with the vibrations resonating through the desk, I have since changed to damping feet and foam

Yes! I have one they are really fun once you learn the bacics

I have to say i have had a fair few printers before and this is the first that actually feels like it has been thought out and put together with quality. Basically set and forget!

Buy the ender 2, it's way cheaper and better quality, also has less bugs and problems if you use it properly

@@bone78787 Prusa printers are way, way better in quality. Not even speaking about the capability of changing parts yourself and the costumer service Prusa provides.

Did you cut the new filament at an angle? I find sometimes the new filament will get stuck and catch on some of the tubing. Best thing I can advise is to twist the filament as it goes up to the extruder. And push it in up to the extruder. Then hold it with light pressure against the extruder while confirming on the screen the new filament is ready. You should be able to see it go along the Bowden tube.

@@sabitech2k thx so much it works now

If the filament runs out, it pauses the print and beeps so I can go change / put a new spool in

I love my Prusa mini, it really is a set and forget machine. Customer service is amazing and the printer pretty much runs itself with little maintainence. I also have an ender 3pro which is my tinkering machine that I mess with. have a cover as the printer is in my office and sometimes when I work late the glow of the screen gets distracting so it just hides it :-)

Very true!

Its very quiet

Just got one also recently Can confirm they are very quiet

I think the challenge with the Ender 2 is the customer service. IT's different markets for different printers. I also have an ender 3 here that can print better than oher printers that are more expensive. But it's a different target audience 🙂

This was one from shop.levendigdsgn.com/products/silicone-sock-x-for-prusa-mini

@@sabitech2k Thanks! Had no idea this cool website existed… they have some sick stuff!

Nope, definitely the right way for the Prusa mini :-)