3D Printed 2 Color Recycling Symbol On The Geeetech A10M

Hi Guys! I finally decided to try my Cura profile out on camera. In the past I had a lot of problems with it. But after a lot of tweaking it seams stable enough to try out. Thankfully it worked good. Not great, but good. I still have a few issues to work out like a unexplained pause and re-homing that occurs just before printing the first layer of the prime tower, but other than that it is pretty good. The model I used for this test was the 2 color recycling logo from Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:242... If you are interested purchasing a Geeetech A10M, I encourage you to please use my affiliate link. It will let Geeetech know that I am doing some good and it will help out the channel a lot in the long run. https://www.geeetech.com/154.html Thank you very much for watching!!! To purchase many of the items used in most all my videos, please visit my Amazon Affiliate Page where I have collected many of the items I use from Filament and Replacement Parts to popular 3D Printers. It costs you nothing, but helps the channel if you use the link below: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jimmyshaw... If you wish to purchase items not listed on this affiliate page, please check out my standard affiliate links below: Affiliate Links: Amazon USA: http://amzn.to/2owkFMX Geeetech: http://www.geeetech.com/?cID=11254 $20 off coupon code for Geeetech MeCreator2: BMC2FJSYT20 ********************************************************************* Please check out my website www.jimmyshawstidbits.com If you would like to purchase items featuring the new channel Logo, please check out my Teepublic store: http://tee.pub/lic/d0KxtlPoLK0 Follow me on Twitter @JShawsTidbits Like me on Facebook www.facebook.com/JimmyShawsTidbits Email me [email protected] Please share my channel    / jimmyshawstidbits1   Please consider becoming a Patreon Supporter. $1 a month would help offset the cost of filament:   / jimmyshawstidbits   Jimmy Shaw's Tidbits Logo at the beginning of this video is courtesy of Chris Russell of the YouTube Channel Practical Printing    / @crussty3d