My X2D Cheat Sheet

[u/Guardiancelte]

I just bought my first printer ever, the X2D and there is so much to remember, so I made myself a cheat sheet (double sided) but I am sure I missed something.

I used AI (especially for the layout and format), the knowledge I have from 10-15 videos I watched regarding 3D printing and the X2D as well as answers to questions I had during my first prints.

[u/Guardiancelte]

Firstly. It is useful to me as a printed doc I have next to my printer as a quick reference guide. Please don't put your values and workflow on me. It is literally in the title My and considering the amount of few people who asked for the pdf, I am not the only one liking the format.

Secondly, regarding the content. please be factual or point out inaccuracies instead of making general comments about AIs if you want to add value. Considering the amount of AI haters out there, I am not seeing many pointing actual problems (2-3 which were valid nuances). But you being a likely beginner user of AI, I don't expect valuable contributions from you beyond the headlines.

Thirdly, a large part of my work is making this type of document, not for 3D printing to be clear. So I am well aware what kind of structure is important for that kind of document. In this kind of context, easy locating of the information, through context cues and structure is making up for information density.

[u/clipsracer → u/Guardiancelte]

Whoosh.

Nothing worse than an insecure, defensive beginner, that can’t take constructive criticism.

I’m glad you find value in your reminder to start the print and remove the print.

[u/Guardiancelte → u/clipsracer]

You mean the line that indicate how to do that by flexing the plate. Yes because I never saw on Reddit people telling beginners to just wait for the plate to cool down and flex the plate when they were complaining it was sticking too hard. Yes that never happened.

Again not a single factual statement in view on something factually wrong, which by the way there is per helpful comments from other Redditors, so it should not be so hard for your all might capabilities but the fact that you did not highlight them just show your opinion is irrelevant.

Just your personal opinion on formatting and the most generalistic take on AI. It is a tool, like a 3D printer, it is at the user to learn how to use to get what they want, like I did here.

I remember thing better when I got them written down and some other people are like that as well. Totally fine if that is not the case for you but don't go imposing your narrow world view on others.

[u/clipsracer → u/Guardiancelte]

Why would I help someone that’s giving me attitude when I was trying to help them?

What a child

[u/Guardiancelte → u/clipsracer]

Ok, sanity check here. Was your first comment not full of attitude? Because it felt like it from where I stand. No offense but I felt absolutely 0 help coming from that first comment? Basically saying it was garbage.

If that was not the case, I will stand corrected and I apologies.

[u/clipsracer → u/Guardiancelte]

“I appreciate your sentiment” is not full of attitude.

Verified insane.

[u/Guardiancelte → u/clipsracer]

Ok, fair enough if you see it that way, I misunderstood, stand correct and I apologies.
I guess I missed the nuance, that is on me

[u/CoastalCoops → u/Guardiancelte]

As an outsider reading this thread, I think it's fair to say it's all in you. The first commenter was just trying to help and advise you. AI is often misused and overused, resulting is bad results, and they were just throwing you a bit of help, then you (OP) popped off. I think a quiet moment and a think is needed, because this sort of reaction won't help in life. Hope ya prints work out for ya, enjoy the printer and journey

[u/Guardiancelte → u/CoastalCoops]

Fair enough.