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My channel has started its 10th year and I covered a lot of topics over this time. Many of you have been here for a lot of those years. Patreon support is really what keeps things going and I just want to Thsnk You all for your continuous support!!!

I also get a lot of questions about topics I’ve covered in previous videos. So I’m wondering if I need to create updates on certain topics so YouTube will share them more or should I focus on other new topics?

I would really like to support my Patrons first so let me know in the comments what topics you would like to see covered in 3D Printing.

Also, my electronics hobby hasn’t gotten a lot of video attention so I hope to do more videos/projects in the future where I mix electronics with some 3D printing. I like to focus on simple 8-bit low cost projects/products so Arduino or low cost sub $2 PIC microcontrollers are my focus. If you have any interest in that I’d also like your feedback in comments below.

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John Coloe

Congratulations on 10 years, Chuck. For me, I always appreciate your videos dealing with 3D printing how-tos. How to tram. How to improve print quality. How to increase print speed (without compromising print quality). Topics such as these. I find your content regarding Cura to be extremely helpful and the profiles you share with Patrons, as well as on Thingiverse, are greatly appreciated. Expanded coverage on other open source slicers would be helpful, as well. I have two FDM printers (Ender 3 Pro and ANYCUBIC Predator) and one resin printer (ANYCUBIC Mono 4K). And, while I feel that I have a handle on FDM, I'm just beginning with SLA. So, content in this growing area of 3D printing would be great. Content covering other related topics, such as CAD/CAM would be useful, too. I know you like TinkerCAD, but many of us use tools such as FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, OnShape or Fusion 360. SketchUp, OnShape and FreeCAD are my go-to programs. My next additions will be a CoreXY printer (RatRig V-Core kit), a laser engraver (gweike cloud RF), Shaper Origin and either a Onefinity Elite Foreman 4'x4' or a RatRig Stronghold PRO CNC. The RatRig V-Core is for increased speed, the laser is to expand capabilities for an incremental revenue stream, the 4'x4' CNC is for smaller jobs and increased capacity (I already have a 4'x8' industrial-grade CNC, and the Shaper Origin is for very small projects, as well as field work.

Brian Easley

Congrats Chuck! I’m a recent follower and have been working my way through all your fine content. Also a recent Klipper adopter (learning that too). Perhaps a video on how to adopt your profiles specifically to use with Klipper (what to change/not change)