But you only showed 2 upgrades 🤔

@@sensenmann3000 #1, PEI + PEO bed. #2, spool mount. #3, spool roller.

How do we get the spool kickstand you made ?

@@jonspot I totally forgot to upload it and no one asked about it. At least not before you did. I'll gladly try to get that uploaded soon.

@@SlicePrintRoleplaythat would be awesome ! Thank you.

I did say "If you don't have room to move the spool off the printer." 😊 But also, I tested that and didn't find that it had any substantial benefit to print quality. I think it's worth it if you have the opportunity but not required.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay Silly me, you're right. Removing 2lb from the highest point/least supported part of the swaying gantry will have zero affect on the machine or part. Yeah, it's a cool design/print but let's be real here.

@@dankcincy I've done enough testing that I feel confident about the info I've provided. If you feel differently that's totally okay. 🤷‍♂️

@@SlicePrintRoleplay You need to do taller testing then I guess. I have vase sitting next to my printer as we speak that demonstrates how much that gantry sways. You can see it get progressively worse as it gets taller.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay What you are essentially saying is that neither the mass nor the distance the mass is from the pivot point has an affect on the movement. Just think about that for a second.

@@MoeMcWatch glad to hear that. Unfortunately, it was the first and most consistent issue I've had with it.

Much appreciated. 😊

@@noobt4eguns I want to say upfront that I've not tested the sensor you're referring to. So any advice I provide is based off of my research and not first hand experience. The sensor you're talking about is used for Input Shaping. Basically it gives the printer feedback about vibrations and then the printer compensates to reduce Vibrations by using the data. My feelings are that it's not worth it for the KE. It feels like more of an after thought than an intended feature. It's finicky to run the calibration process and it seems like the data isn't implemented in a way that makes a huge difference. So, my opinion is that it's more hassle than it's worth. I hope that helps.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay you was very clear thank you

@@SlicePrintRoleplay what is the first more important upgrade?

@@noobt4eguns honestly it prints well enough out of the box. However, I had roughly 1 in every 4 prints detach while printing before getting the new bed. So that I'd say is pretty important. That will improve your printer's reliability. You could also just use glue or hair spray on the stock bed and get the same effect. A close second is moving the spool off the printer or changing its orientation (like I did in the video). That will improve your details just slightly but will also just make things run smoother and quieter.

@@bruno_rc a lot of people missed the fact that I said, "If you don't want to move the spool off the printer." I also said in another video that moving the spool off the printer is still the best option. It seems like some people are more concerned about telling me that I'm wrong rather than actually listening to what I said. I'm happy to admit when I'm wrong. However, I tested this setup before making this video. So, I stand by everything I said. If you'd like to run your own tests and prove me wrong then you are welcome to. Also, it's considered poor form to advertise something on someone else's content without permission. But if you're going to do it then at least provide the file name. That way people can actually find the model you're referring to without having to hunt for it.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay ok, no problem, I didn't want to criticize you, I just wanted to warn people that in my opinion best option is not having the spool on the top of the printer, and I can't add my model to hold the filament on the side because it is a remix that I made for myself using a model that does not allow publishing remixes of that model, but if I you want i can add the link to download the filament guide wich i use

@@DarcyFletchh yes this printer is very user friendly with lots of features that allow you to use different types of filament as you gain confidence.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay alright awesome, I think just I will pick one up

I literally just started experiencing that issue this week. Tightening the belts helped but the issue is still there. I'll keep everyone posted.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay O gosh. Thank you. It's so annoying. I've got the sucker apart right now and am cleaning the drivers again. It has to be the dual driver I think. If anything I'll keep yous posted aswell.

Literally 2 days into owning one of these things - my first 3D printer - and I was having to change the build plate. I've got a whole of PETG (I had some really dodgy neighbours and when they stripped the house, they left a couple of boxes out of the curbside. It was out a few days before I took a look and found that it was FULL of spools of PETG) and the PC build plate is just awful for it. The adhesion is too good. I've since brought a 2nd V3 SE. Same problem again with the build plate (I had to wait a couple of weeks for a Aliexpress delivery for a new build plate).

@@victortorres1585 Yes absolutely. It's one of the most user friendly and feature rich printers I've tested so far.

@@SlicePrintRoleplaywitch model specifically

@@victortorres1585 I can definitely recommend the Ender 3 V3 KE as that's what I've been testing. The Ender 3 V3 also looks to be a good. However, I've not personally tested that model yet. But one will arrive for testing in a few days.

If it's a concern for you then the best option is still to move the spool. However, I'm not seeing a huge difference in wabble or vibrations with the spool off the printer vs with the setup from this video. And I've seen no difference in print quality.

You know it's funny, I haven't uploaded it yet because no one asked for it. And in 24 hours I've had two people ask for it. 😅 I'll gladly try to get that uploaded soon. 😊

I believe that was one of the first resins I tested.

@@R.B_B sorry for the late response. You'd need to add an all metal hotend. I've not used the SE so you'll have to look for a tutorial on how to complete that upgrade.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay Thanks for the awnser I will search for a good metal hotend.

@@R.B_B you are very welcome. Not sure if this link will work but this one looks like a good option. amzn.to/3ydpOCS As an Amazon Associate I earn on from qualifying purchases.

If the link doesn't work then search the below text in Amazon. Creality Official Ender 3 V3 SE KE Hotend Upgrades Kit

For the Z axis? That's the only one that could benefit from that upgrade I believe.

Okay I looked into what you're talking about. I personally don't see a need for that mod. Even the results of the video showed that it didn't improve their results. But I appreciate the question. It's cool seeing all the well designed mods people come up with.

KZfaq removed the ability to add links to short form videos.

@@SlicePrintRoleplay how can they remove that if i can post links on my own shorts? and also thx for the links :)

@@IamFrost this was the announcement they made about it. I just looked and can't find any information about them reversing this decision but apparently they have. 🤷‍♂️ support.google.com/youtube/thread/229722002/some-updates-to-links-on-youtube?hl=en

@@SlicePrintRoleplay when you uploud the video even if its a short you still have a description, on mobile you can see the description on the 3 dots in the cornor same thing on pc, you click the 3 dots and the description option apears there

Okay it looks like this is all just a mess. The links are clickable only sometimes. 🤷‍♂️

Yep that's been demonstrated to be one option to reduce vibrations.