That's very interesting. I think there should be more warnings from producers / the 3D print community that self sourcing activated carbon might harm your printer terribly. Great video!

Hello! Waiting for the electrical installation:) I’m about to order one

we are waiting for the update on this method, have you stopped working on this project?

Thanks for this video! I'm also currently assembling the Stronghold Pro so it's very useful for me.

The good thing about this being one of the first reviews is I bet Rat Rig will see this! Thanks for the review! I have a killer bee and contemplating upgrading

Thanks for the Video. Waiting for the next ones. ;) Did you report all issues you had to Rat Rig?

I have the same set up. Been running for a few months now. The issues i have are 1. The blackbox wifi connection is temperamental and 2. I can only get 3 m/min before the steppers stall. I've look everywhere but cannot see if you can simply upgrade the psu to 48v and i think 24v is under powered. Let me know how you get on.

power of steppmotors? speed of machine?

Great Video, I'm in the middle of self-sourcing a stronghold myself, any tips?!

You might try activated carbon from aquarium shop.These are still cheap and if fish safe are maybe not acidic

Congratulations on the video, where did you buy the powder, can you share the link or website? How much did you pay?

This wouldn't work with air cooled printing head (a cloud of dust).

U should wear a mask and wear gloves loose powder exposure is bad for your lungs

Hello, interesting test, I didn't know that activated charcoal, or at least some of them, are washed with an acid, so I'm wondering if it's specified on the labels of the products you tested. On the second one, which is obviously to be avoided for the 3D printer air purification project, is it specified somewhere on the box that it's been washed with an acid?

i know this was a while ago but the edges are thicker because the print head has some weight and when changing direction needs to decelerate, stop, and accelerate back the other way, you could tune it to reduce power as it slows down.

what settings did you use ??

Should you put a glue on the plate which came with printer?

I got dizzy for too many swinging of the box….😢

Must have for any laptop/chromebook/tablet repair. Honestly this thing easily beats the ones my job provided (Which i think is the iFixit one which has 0.15 electrical torque, 1nm manual, the one in the video is 0.35/3nm) not only does it have a rechargeable battery, which charges over my lunch break, lasting me the entire work day unlike the iFixit that uses 2 AA batteries every 5-10 laptops. The motor is locked into place when not pressing a button meaning you can finish the last 2 twists manually, this helps preserve the integrity of screws and the equipment you're screwing them into. This video doesn't show some downsides, one of em is the whirring can annoy people, especially if you work on location, I was in a school during exam period once, and the school stafff had me seated in the IT classroom to fix some student laptops, this thing was a no go with them doing tests 20 feet away. The kit also doesn't have JIS bits, this is probably a personal preference but I can't root for team Philips, their 'Cam-out" feature destroys delicate screws, which was apparently a design choice to do the opposite, strange. all in all: As a Laptop repair specialist, this screwdriver is amazing, it saves your wrist and makes it so that when you come home from a full day of screwing laptop screws, you can still use your wrists for leisure. 10/10 If there is a better price/performer out there. or one that's better for a little bit more money I would love for people to let me know. I do not like the iFixit one or the Xiaomi Wowsticks, both brands have let me down in this department.

hi you, would be nice if you got better lightning, thanks for video.

6:51 was helpful for me for assembling the proforge 4, thanks man!

I guess it would have been too much to name the products you tested.

I think that 3rd attempt might not be accurate as there could be still some acid residue from test no2. Anyway this kind of test is nicely showing what acid can do. If You find a producer of the carbon pelets You can always ask if it is steam or acid activated.

There is no way you can get any accurate part without heating the surface to just below melting point of the Polimer heat difference to melt from cold will warp all parts to unusable state

Hey can we mix this tough resin with standard resin to get properties such as high hardness and high impact strength?

TLDR. No not really.

can I test it it submerge it in the water, agitated it, wait few minute and test the PH? or can i use 3M carbon filter?

Simple, no BS, just the info you need. Love the review, thank you very much!

Commercial SLS printers usually heat the chamber to fairly close to their glass transition temperature, and use the laser to push it over the edge. You'll probably get better results using ramped power during the double fired areas (the edges where it lingers) and using a heated chamber and very low power on the laser diode.

your video is mirrored 😞 kinda bad for trying to compare parts ;-)

do u use curing mashine for tough resin?

Try the electrochemical method. I want to see how it works.

can you write the settings?

maybe try seeing if you can pulse the laser instead of having it on continuously, and maybe doing multiple passes, that should get rid of the burning effect and allow for finer precision

Makes me want to build one now

Bro can you give me link to this 3d printing laser and mount please

You can make coins 🪙 lol

Gratis idea!

can you help provide the printer setting like exposure time, lift speeds and so on. This would be for the uv tough resin? I am using phrozen 4k mighty

Thank you. Very good review. We will purchase that Anycubic tough resin.

No disassembling?

wouldn't be easier to test for ph? I also bought a bunch of water filtration bags that are dying in a drawer because I am scared to use it. Thanks for your video!

hello. that parts was cured or not?

Could you share your settings please? I've been trying to print with wood filaments and it doesn't flow quickly enough, and doesn't even touch the build plate, it just clogs around the nozzle for me. Thanks!

Hello Tech by Tch, thank you for your Video. Two days ago I bought the app Sound Spectrum Analysis . But I've got a lot of problems to find the right settings. Could you maybe post your settings? Thank you

Cheers for the review that was very informative. I normally use the transparent green eco resin for printing minis because the smell isn't too bad but it can be very brittle. A mix of these two could work quite well. Thank you🤟

I was adding a filtration system to my x1, this is the kind of stuff that nobody told me about but it's a must that you know it. thanks.

Is that run direct or through AMS

just bought mine but it's not sticking for nothing to the build plate, what setting do you use?

*promo sm* 😞