oh today is going to be extra awesome not only because it's a new fan showdown but because some of the fans we're going to look at today are fans that previously i couldn't print them what i mean is like when i go through you guys designs that you submit to me sometimes i run across a design that intrigues me so beautiful but it's not something that i can print mostly because there's like really small features or areas mostly areas that require support material that i just can't remove after it's printed but i'm happy to say those are problems of the past thanks to qidi now qidi didn't sponsor this video but they did send over one of their printers for me to look at and it's going to fundamentally change what we can do on the channel moving forward and i'm super excited about it the printer i'm talking about is the qidi ifast the ifast is an industrial grade printer with a print area of NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN and that's with the dual extruders installed there it gets slightly larger if you put the single extruder on there that's NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN and the single extruder is a high temperature ruby extruder in addition to that the printer is now fully enclosed with a heated chamber so we can use all other crazy material that i couldn't before and it comes with every normal high-end expectation you would have for a printer of its quality it's got a heated build plate connectivity to the internet integrated camera so you can monitor your prints while they're going without i guess walking over there a five inch touchscreen and each of the extruders has filament brake sensors so that's pretty awesome as well it ships with the qidi print slicer um with a with an ifas profile already installed and i've been using it for a while doing some test prints all these fans and it's been working perfectly it's also compatible with cura and simplified NUMBER_TOKENd and then when you get the printer you also get a simplified NUMBER_TOKENd profile that you can you know install or upload if that's something you want to use the only downside of this printer if you want to pick one up it's it's it's really expensive it's like NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN us dollars right now now qidi does have some cheaper printers and if they're anything like the ifast my experience has been pretty positive so it's worth checking out but like i said qidi isn't sponsoring this video i just want to let you know that if you're thinking about designing a fan but you weren't sure if it'd be something that i could print rest assured because no matter what you come up with now i can print it now that's because the feature that i'm most excited about is the dual extruder i've been looking for a printer like this for a long time i'm really happy they sent one over and that's because we can now print with support material that's pva and what's so great about pva is that it prints at a simpler template similar temperature to pla and it dissolves in water so i can print out whatever crazy design you guys sent me throw it in a
START_SELFPROMO_TOKEN is like when i go through you guys designs that you submit to me sometimes i run across a design that intrigues me so beautiful but it's not something that i can print mostly because there's like really small features or areas mostly areas that require support material that i just can't remove after it's printed but i'm happy to say those are problems of the past thanks to qidi now qidi didn't sponsor this video but they did send over one of their printers for me to look at and it's going to fundamentally change what we can do on the channel moving forward and i'm super excited about it the printer i'm talking about is the qidi ifast the ifast is an industrial grade printer with a print area of NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN and that's with the dual extruders installed there it gets slightly larger if you put the single extruder on there that's NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN by NUMBER_TOKEN and the single extruder is a high temperature ruby extruder in addition to that the printer is now fully enclosed with a heated chamber so we can use all other crazy material that i couldn't before and it comes with every normal high-end expectation you would have for a printer of its quality it's got a heated build plate connectivity to the internet integrated camera so you can monitor your prints while they're going without i guess walking over there a five inch touchscreen and each of the extruders has filament brake sensors so that's pretty awesome as well it ships with the qidi print slicer um with a with an ifas profile already installed and i've been using it for a while doing some test prints all these fans and it's been working perfectly it's also compatible with cura and simplified NUMBER_TOKENd and then when you get the printer you also get a simplified NUMBER_TOKENd profile that you can you know install or upload if that's something you want to use the only downside of this printer if you want to pick one up it's it's it's really expensive it's like NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN us dollars right now now qidi does have some cheaper printers and if they're anything like the ifast my experience has been pretty positive so it's worth checking out but like i said qidi isn't sponsoring this video i just want to let you know that if you're thinking about designing a fan but you weren't sure if it'd be something that i could print rest assured because no matter what you come up with now i can print it now that's because the feature that i'm most excited about is the dual extruder i've been looking for a printer like this for a long time i'm really happy they sent one over and that's because we can now print with support material that's pva and what's so great about pva is that it prints at a simpler template similar temperature to pla and it dissolves in water so i can print out whatever crazy design you guys sent me throw it in a END_SELFPROMO_TOKEN