I get my first chance to play around with an SLA machine, with this being the $230 Longer Orange 10. Apologies the audio is missing from the outro. Time Stamps: Warnings about SLA Machines: 1:05 Unboxing

In this video, I take a look at the Volcano and Super Volcano by E3D. The SuperVolcano allows for up to 11x the volumetric throughput of their V6. Volcano: SuperVolcano: Other Parts Used (affiliate link)

In this video, I see how you can change the overhangs that are possible without needing support material with some slicer settings changes. Polymaker Website: 3D Printing in Midair Video: Makefast Workshop

Just thought that WMG and UMG deserved an award for their valiant efforts. They can reach out to me anytime to receive this prize. Follow now for more free giveaways and 3D printing tutorials! Visit for

In this video, I check out how fast you can 3D print, and what limitations may be involved in printing fast. Feel free to comment down below if you have been able to print fast and what tips you may have

In this video, I take another look at my most popular video (and most critiqued) from two years ago on how to print with extremely fine nozzles. You can watch that old video here: Parts Used (affiliate

Hey guys, sorry for the lack of videos! Just finalized my move from Riverside California to San Antonio Texas. This is just a quick update video. More tutorials and fun builds, including unique designs

In today's video, I go over some cool toy weapons that require no assembly! A rubber band gun designed by WW3D and collapsible swords by 3DPRINTINGWORLD Design Files Rubber Band Gun: Collapsible Sword

In this video, I 3D print and paint a magic water tap designed by max7th on Thingiverse. Download the files for yourself: Transparent Videos: Part 1: Part 2: Parts used in video (most are affiliate links)

In today's video, I 3D print and paint myself as a bobblehead. Body from Duke Doks Rick and Morty Bobbleheads: Uncle Jessy's video on scanning with an iPhone: Duke Doks designing bobbleheads: Painting

Thanks to everyone who participated! Channel links are as follows: Thomas Sanladerer: 3D Printing Nerd: Uncle Jessy: Gear Down for What: Chris Riley: Chaos Core Tech: 3D Printing Professor: Potent Printables:

This is the fourth video exploring some of the experimental settings in Cura. This time we explore Draft Shields, Breaking Supports in Chunks, Conical Supports, and Printable Overhangs. Other Videos Cura

The latest addition to our Patreon designs - Guile from Street Fighter! Grab this design, and our 20 other designs, for just a $1 donation here: Parts Used (Affiliate links - no extra charge to you) Airbrush

The latest giveaway is a new design for our Patrons - Fat Thor from End Game. Grab the file, and all others, for just a $1 donation here: Enter to win these prints by making sure you are subscribed to

In this video, I go over my initial setup and impressions of the XYZ Printing da Vinci Jr. 1.0 A Pro. I will be following this up with part two, where I review the laser engraver and my final thoughts.

In this video, I explore 12 movies and TV shows that utilize 3D printing. Shows and Movies included are Jurassic Park 3, Small Soldiers, Futurama, Arrested Development, Big Bang Theory, Westworld, Neighbors,

This is part 1 of a video series in which I compare different nylon materials for 3D printing. In this video, I cover taulman3D Nylon 645, taulman3D Alloy Nylon 910, Fiberlogy PA12 from Wolfworks, and

In this video I do more clear 3D print tests using Polymaker's PolySmooth material. Part 1 video on using this method: Parts Used (most are affiliate links - no extra charge to you) PolySmooth Clear filament:

I dunno - why not? Am I even doing this right? Follow now for more free giveaways and 3D printing tutorials! Visit for products I have used in the past and approve. You can also rep 3D printing and support

Looks like Uncle Jessy and I had some confusion in how we would be producing these videos haha. Originally meant for this video to be on his channel, so apologies for the weirdness here! But still was