15 Useful 3D Prints: Go From Beginner to Advanced!

THANK YOU for watching, sharing, liking, and subscribing. PLEASE let me know if you liked this video and would like to see more like it!

I suggest showing credits to the creators of the models when showing the makes

I would also like to see a video about calibration. As a relatively new user to the 3d printing world it gets a little overwhelming to understand everything. Maybe a series going from basic techniques to advanced

The video is great for guiding you to problems without helping with any of said new found problems. equivalent of a teacher throwing the textbook at you and telling you to read the chapter.

Use the tips of the calipers for a thinner surface you’ll get a better reading on the thickness of a curve

Bro i put my printer to the test and i failed

I have commented in the past that these YouTube content providers will build bank accounts at the expense of normal subscribers, who don’t get the same treatment they get from the manufacturers when things don’t go well with a product that they promote. After expressing my feelings at “The Next Layer” because they promoted products I was unhappy about, I was quite surprised to get a message asking for additional information. Long story short, they took my information and used their influence to make improvements at the manufacturer! My issue was resolved within a couple days and I’m certain the improvements will benefit future customers. My apologies. There are providers who care about their subscribers and are willing to use their influence to hold companies accountable…The Next Layer is one of those providers! Well done and Thank You!

What a really great set of prints and wonderfully clear explanations of why!

Great list of functional prints to learn from. Just want to throw in a couple of my favorite types, bookmarks for testing first layers and bag clips for print in place.

You had me at item number 1 😂. I am sold 😊. Thank you.

As someone who also does a lot of drilling around the house, I’ll let you in on a cheaper, more effective & more accessible trick for catching the dust: try a post-it instead. You stick it to the wall just below where you’re drilling & fold the bottom half up so it’s like a paper shelf to catch the dust. It catches all of the dust (because it’s stuck completely against the wall), & if you don’t have a post-it, you can use tape & paper to achieve the same effect. It was a game changer for me :)

I have had a printer a few months and I had never imagined printing shoe laces. Will have to give it a try Would definitely like to see a detailed calibration video, a lot of popular ones are quite a few years old. Since you have an X1 I am sure you have seen the issues people have even with a "plug and print" printer, especially with pressure advance.

This was an awesome video. Definitely a bunch of things I’m going to have to print now. Would love to see a video demonstrating how to dial some of these settings in. Maybe a troubleshooting advice video.

Great video! Loved the graphics and and text. Really gives good info on what each print is showcasing! Keep it up!

Great video !!!! I am trying to 'teach' my printer to make some bridges without support and then print the Tup lid organizer!!

Excellent content 😊

Thanks for the great Tipps and Ideas... really useful channel!

I love how we have just about the same printing setup. Both using 1X Carbon, same filament dryer and I can see that mirror finish on the Tupperware top holder meaning you using a Wham Bam plate.

In regards to your plants and gardening, has anyone suggested you get a soil test kit? It’ll give you insight into what nutrients your soil might be lacking and help your plants thrive.

Nice video & print ideas. New to 3DP and am struggling a bit with settings. Been using Cura 5.2 but also trying Prussia 2.0 (I think). I'm getting a bit frustrated with the settings on mini's but still learning. I made some 50 cent piece sized mini's that have words on it. Letters run together 😊. So I appreciate the ideas for checking the tolerances. 👍🏻