Anyone who remembers my last post knows about my support problem. I have calibrated and adjusted everything, the pressure on itself looks great, but unfortunately the support area is absolutely terrible. The support went great but unfortunately the supported area is totally rough and anything but clean. My settings can be seen in the pictures. I would be grateful for any help because I am now really desperate... Thank you all 🫶🏻

Good morning, I let myself be caught up in the hype and ordered the H2D yesterday, the basic idea was: P2S is one nozzle too little for me because I print a lot with support and for the H2C the budget is simply not enough. Now I've literally panicked because of the Bowden extruder and it took the joy away from me a bit... I'm worried that I'm now getting overpriced old technology into the house. Quasi a P2S with the smear not to be able to use the entire construction space because of the two nozzles... What do you think? - Just look forward to my first big, closed printer? I look forward to your feedback 🫶🏻☺️

I have once again a new project and an absolutely new topic for me. First of all, I would be interested in how you would align the model? - I have added 3 pictures. Then it should be printed from PETG, now my idea was to print the support from PLA. How is your experience with this? Do you have the setting that works great? Is absolutely new territory for me and would be happy about a few basic settings. Then I ask myself the question, the PLA support in the same color as the model or rather a color that stands out so that it is clear what support is? I'm curious what experiences and tips you have and would be happy if we could rock the ship together 🚢 🫶🏻

I'm really desperate, now the first big order is through and the next one follows, problem: the pattern from the old order has burned in... I've already tried it with dishwashing liquid as well as alcohol... no chance the pattern will remain. I can't buy 8 new plates right away 😭 Hope you have an idea...

Now we have a product. This week we turn it into a listing that actually sells. I will also add some useful prompts in the comments :) This week is all about: ✅ Product photos that convert ✅ A title that gets found on Etsy ✅ A description that makes people buy ✅ Tags that bring the right traffic And yes, AI can help with almost all of this. We will use it! 🚀 VIP and Premium members: my complete listing process goes live in the course this week. Photos, copy, tags, SEO, prompts... Everything I use for my own products. Your task this week: - Take your first product photos - Write a draft title and description - Get your listing live before the week is over For your title, description and tags use Gemini. It is free, has the best connection to Google and understands search intent better than most tools out there. Give it your product, your niche and your target buyer and let it generate a first draft. Then refine it. For product photos use AI tools like Nano Banana to turn a simple photo into a professional product shot. If you do not have a good background setup remove the background completely. A clean transparent or white background still looks better than a messy one. The best photos show all of this: ✅ Size reference so buyers know how big it is ✅ Colors and surface detail ✅ Use case in context, show it at a real wedding table or event setting ✅ Variations if you have them ✅ Close up detail shot Share your listing draft or your product photos in the comments. Let's give each other feedback. 👇🏼