Intro

What is this video about?

STEP 01 - Thermal Runaway Protection Test

01. What is #Thermal #Runaway #Protection?

02. Understanding how the hotend works.

03. Filament as a perfect fuel to fire!

04. How to test if "Thermal Runaway Protection" is enabled.

STEP 02 - Collect Motherboard Information

05. Why should you do a Firmware Update right now?

06. The ever changing Ender 3 Pro

07. How to open up the printer and see the motherboard

08. How to find out if you have a 32 bit or 8 bit motherboard

09. How to find out if you have a 512kB or a 256kB CPU

10. How to find your what type of stepper motor drivers you have.

11. Closing the printer.

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Model into Machine Language

Layer Height

Enfield Infill

Speed

The Filament

How to To Change the Filament

Preheat the Nozzle

The Bed Is Level

Outer Home

Leveling the Bed

Introduction

Unboxing & Assembly

Assembly Timelapse

First Print

My Benchmarks

Vase Prints

Upgraded Power Supply

Magnetic, Flexible Build Surface

Cons

Outro

Intro

Magnetic build plate

Print Surface

Control Box Cover

End Caps

Print quality

Upgrades

LCD Back Cover

Lag Damper

Conclusion

Intro

Unboxing

Summary

Assembly Issues

Tensioning the wheels

First Print

Print Quality

Ender 3 Pro Print

Adjusting the rails

Conclusion

CR Touch Harness

Installing the CR Touch

Bottom Access Panel Removal

Installing Rear Cover

Verify Installation

Plugging in the CR Touch

Solid Bed Mount Install

Downloading Firmware

Firmware Update

Conclusion

Introduction

Temperature issues

Quieter power supply

Y-axis extrusion

Setup

Adjusting the printer

First prints

Low poly test prints

Conclusion

Future plans

Intro

Screen Cover

Scraper Holder

Z Motor Spacers

Glass Bed

SD Card Adapter

Dual Gear Metal Extruder

Mini E3 Motherboard

Raspberry Pi

Future Upgrades?

Parts

Install the Rails

Z Limit Switch

Install

Screen

Hot End

Belt

Install the Filament Spool Holder

Connect Our Bowden Tube

Trim the Bed

Unboxing and Parts List

Assembly: Mechanical

Assembly: Electronics

Loading the Filament

Levelling the Bed

“Test Dog” Test Print

Putting the Print Resume Function to the Test

Intro

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STEP 05 - Generate Printer Firmware

01. Load the Marlin files into VSCODE

02. Enable the "Autobuild Marlin" extension

03. Edit the "platformio.ini" file

04. Edit "Configuration.h" file

05. Understanding how to edit the "Configuration.h" file inside VSCODE

06. Specify the "Stepper Motor Drivers" that you have

07. Specify what version of "Motherboard" you have

08. Specify what type of "Display" you have

09. Create a custom name for your printer

10. Compiling the "firmware.bin" file

11. Copy the "firmware.bin" file to the MicroSD card

STEP 06 - Printer Firmware Update

12. Check your current Firmware version

13. Going through the actual "Firmware Update" procedure.

14. Explaining why the custom printer name needed to be short

15. Checking the new "Marlin Firmware" version

16. How to check the "Board Info"

14. Showing that we now have "Thermal Runaway Protection" enabled

15. Clean up your MicroSD card

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Intro

Print Surface

Magnetic print surface

Bed size

Temperature limits

Memory card slot

Power supply

Power connector

Firmware

Outro

Introduction

Building the printer

Z-Axis Motor

Anchoring the Extruder

Connecting everything up

Cura Slicer Software

First print

The finished print

CAD Software

New Build Plates

Intro

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STEP 03 - Download Marlin Files

01. Downloading the Marlin Firmware ZIP file

02. Download the Examples Configuration ZIP file

03. Explaining the 255 character file path limitation on Windows

04. Why your Windows user name should not have spaces?

05. Create a "firmware" folder at the root of the "C:" drive

06. Decompressing the firmware ZIP file into the "firmware" folder

07. Extracting the configuration files into the "marlin" folder

08. Deleting the ZIP files from the Downloads folder

STEP 04 - Install Microsoft VSCODE

09. What IDE stands for?

10. How do we use the VSCODE IDE software from Microsoft?

11. How to download VSCODE

12. How to install Microsoft VSCODE

13. How to prevent Microsoft from spying on you

14. How to install the "PlatformIO" IDE extension

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Intro

Slicer and G-code overview

Recognizing initial issues with the printer

Examining the printer's prints

Repairing the extruder

Tightening all the screws

Running a new test Benchy

Comparing the old and new Benchies

Dealing with over-extrusion issues

Sponsor segment

Continuing to repair the extruder

Checking steps-per-millimeter

Reviewing the third test Benchy

Conclusion/Outro