Is this what DPT has done. Make his children come out and comment. Go for it. So easy to block y’all from my channel so please. Come on over and make some noise so I can delete you one by one by one.

Not at all.

I haven’t bought one recently. I’ve had comments in the last 4 months saying it still worked but it’s very much possible that the design has changed.

I had the same experience unfortunately.

same for me

Same experience for me. The lens popped off and no way to twist it.

I absolutely destroyed mine in the process.

Yes. You’ll get some. But it’s not 1:1. It’s based on your hardware settings and slicer settings. Turning it to 200% will in no way halve your print speed. That’s the point made.

I would say no. This is also very outdated.

I am pretty sure I have no idea what I am doing firmware wise. If at all possible, will you be able to build and post a firmware for Prusa mini bear that I can load to BTT E3 v3 board?

@@toluwaseOlubode I don’t have a mini bear to test on or the board. You’d probably find a lot more help for that specific setup on the discord associated with Bear or their Facebook.

Then you can make your videos that way. I’m always going to make videos how I want to make them. 🙏

Tree supports don’t print that well. Best served for printing on a resin printer.

did u ever find the answer

@@mikeigtiben2694 Yes but now forgotten the question:)

That would make sense if my points weren’t correct. Perhaps your bias cannot handle that?

Then prove it. Plenty of videos showing this hotend hitting 440ms. The reason being it only weighs 28 grams. Which helps acceleration. Why its flow is better because the heater cartridge runs vertical along the length of the nozzle. Horizontal heater is actually horrible because your need to heat the block wasting energy. The sensor also being vertical and being .2 mm from nozzle gives more accurate readings. Its a better design. Is the guy over selling? Duh we live in a captialism. Still a better designed hot end then anything else on the market. Every hot end will change to this in the coming years. But you are too butt hurt that he wouldn't give you a free one and then wouldn't sell you one to make an honest review....

@@Chris-tw5xj there is zero videos of this hitting 440mm/s. If you understood physics and math it’s moving maybe 200+mm/s. Sadly these joke videos that make you think it’s magic but sadly it’s a bad product. Also this video isn’t a proof video. It’s a first look. Maybe if it even was machined as good as they say it could print half as fast as they lie about.

Look at the mosquito. Its an over priced v6 that requires boron nitrate which locks your cartridge/sensor so you have to buy a new one if you have to take it apart. It actually has lower flow than a v6. The magnum has lower flow than a super volcano and $150 more. Then the copper head is self damaging where you will bend your heat break if you change your nozzle and also crazy over priced. They over sell the shit out of those. I dont see you talking down on them....

@@Chris-tw5xj first every hotend needs a thermal paste to “lock it in”. There will all ways be a gap and the mosquito was designed because they actually work on consumer professional printers which don’t use e3d size cartridges. It just sounds like you know absolutely nothing about the tech and are a shill for a horrible human and it’s cute he sends you here to defend his garbage. Dude sells 100 hotends a year and if it were as good as it was it would sell. Heck even out sell everything else. It’s all false information from people who don’t actually know anything about how hotends work. Maybe watch the video and learn or make your own biased positive video and prove literally everyone else wrong.

What’s funny is mine finally went critical last year. It started smoking and the temps sky rocketed. Thankfully I was there to pull the plug on it.