No nippage, but we still have sway n jiggle

I just go look at her pictures and videos from her naughty days. 🤪

Yes, this one isn't really that advanced

Thank you

@@bikerstuff2 😍😘xx

It's easy to use

@bikerstuff2 yea it looks pretty straight forward ,

That sounds good. I am very new to this

@@bikerstuff2 same here only got it last Saturday but made lots of useful things

Yes you are right. I hoped it might have been more.

I agree with you

Yes, it is expensive. I did 4 items and used half of the roll.

It was just a penknife

Make sure it sure what you want. The finished item is good, but uploading images seemed difficult

I own a Sewing Machine Shop , Some parts are unavailable and I was looking at a Printer to make them, I will do more research on them , Thank's.@@bikerstuff2

As I explained in the video, I tried to download a modification for the Zero cruise control, but it sadly didn't copy over. Had I been able to produce the part then the video would have moved out to the garage to fit the part

Thank you

I agree that a phone isn't a good tool to control a product like that, but I disagree with your reasoning.

The white box on the back contains a roll of plastic line that gets melted into the shape the software tells it to.

@@bikerstuff2 Thanks Dana, i guessed it was something like that.

I know I'm not Dana, but ... The filament is like weedeater line, only made out of PLA plastic (or abs or nylon or...). The printer acts like a computer controlled hot glue gun, where the plastic is heated to just below melting with a hot nozzle and laid down one layer at a time. This thing here is nothing but a toy locked to their own designs. For most all other 3d printers, you load a model (created with a CAD or graphics design program or downloaded from one of many websites) into what is called a slicer program. This takes the model and slices it, one layer at a time, and converts that into the movement commands that the printer understands. You'd be amazed what you can do with a real 3d printer. I use several in my small engine shop all the time to create repair parts you can't even buy.

@@rebeltaz123 Thank you for the explanation. I have heard of 3D printers and what you say goes a long way to explaining it. I have no need for such a gadget but realise it may be important in some applications. Between you and Dana, I sort of understand!

Did you like it? I put a photo of me into it and you saw what came out

It really wasn't that good 😞

I use mine to make custom parts for racing drones, amateur radio, lawn equipment .. the list is endless really. I could see it being useful to make handlebar mounting adaptors and such. 👍

Quite a lot of you know how to use google

Had I been able to upload the cruise control adapter for the Zero, I would have made it and shown it being fitted. Sadly, this is really just a basic printer and didn't offer that. But it might be able to for someone with greater tech skills than I have.

Yes, it was a bit too techy for me.

They randomly demonetise my videos. Can you work out why "I take a look at the Motorcycle Rebuild Log Book" is marked as unsuitable?

@@bikerstuff2 I found something titillating that's subtle and satisfying and they put a spanner in the works so to speak yet, kids can talk about all manner of sexual subjects and YT thinks they're stunning and brave It's insane

We love Ms Garis nipple's so we do 😉

Had I been able to upload the Zero mod to the printer, it would have been a bike related video. Your recommendation is noted.

I can't wear t-shirts any more on KZfaq

@@bikerstuff2 that’s a joke just jealous people because you are so beautiful

It's KZfaq that have stopped me by demonetising videos where I'm wearing one