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hey folks Tech never is here today we are gonna be multi printing these same model multiple copies on one print bed using a different print sequence we're gonna be printing one model at a time and we're gonna do that on the a net eight plus so we are printing more surgical masks clips and I've come to the conclusion that printing them one of the time is actually beneficial because I can get them off the plate quicker but having multiple ones on the same model so it continues to just print right away is also beneficial because they don't have to fiddle with settings so this is a great way to print many copies of the same object if you can get away with it depending on your gantry size and I will show you just a minute what I mean about clearance but basically the gist of it is you need to make sure that the model you're printing doesn't run into the printhead as the next model is printing so we'll look at that right now as we jump into Kyra we were looking at Kyra 4.6 today so what are we doing today well you're gonna print multiple copies of this object okay but instead of printing all of them at once we are gonna print them in sequence which means one after the other and I'll show you how to do that in just a second one of many reasons to do this is the fact that as it's going through the sequence it will print them in the order that you place them and arrange them so you can dictate which one will be done first and which one it'll move to next so if you're smart you can print opposite corners and be able to get access to your model and remove it from the bed carefully while it's still printing and the reason that this is great is because that means when it finishes the last one that space for the first one is cleared up this process can keep you continuously printing non-stop and the other benefits are also pretty good I mean if you think about it if I were to print this just as it is it would print all of the bottom layers for all of these models at one time now if it messes up one corner of one layer then I have to start all over and it has to go through all of the bottom layers of all of the models again in this process it's going to print the whole model so if it messes up the bottom layer and happens to mess up that print it doesn't matter because it's gonna move on to the next print and it's gonna put that down and it's gonna be a completely different model and during this process you can pause the Machine so you can make minor adjustments to the bed basically when you're printing a platter like this once you've printed one or two and you have the bed in that sweet spot where you want it as long as you're not prying on it trying to get the objects off or throwing it out of whack by pressing on it or anything weird like that you're gonna be able to run this over and over without any problems so what we need to do is we need to go into our settings up here and I already have mine turned on but I'll show you it's in these special modes as you can see it says print sequence now if you click on this I have one at a time selected let's select all at once just to show you what yours will look like before you select that now basically it disappears these gray areas that are around the outside what those are those are the travel paths for the head of your printer this process is very highly dependent on a couple of things that are specific to each printer now when I select one at a time it's gonna tell me that it needs this extra gray area to move without running into the next model so basically it's telling me that my gantry is about that wide and if there's something that is tall next to it and it moves to past this position of this grey line it's gonna knock into that and it's gonna bust it knock it off the plate and you're gonna have issues so you don't want anything colliding and that's one of the main features of this is to show you your boundary areas now you'll also notice it just probably disappeared a minute ago let's see if I get it to pop back up real quick it's gonna tell me that my build size has been changed to adjust for my gantry height all right so he says the build volume height has been reduced due to the value of prints sequence a setting to prevent the gantry from colliding with printed models now there's only a certain amount of clearance between the gantry or the rails that your x-axis is actually mounted on and the bed itself and generally unless you space things pretty far apart you're gonna have a hard time printing objects that go above that level because as I said as it moves around that makes the gantry liable to knock those things over so it's not really causing me any problems on my aim at et4 when I do this on the under three it lowers me down to a really drastically low level so I can't print very tall things at all but this is perfect for my purposes I'm printing these they're only two millimeters tall to begin with so it's gonna be fairly simple another thing is I could push these a little closer together and press my luck and try because you don't necessarily need as long as the dark grey isn't overlapping the dark grey you should be fine this area is an area where it's gonna pass through during both travels but since there's no actual object there it shouldn't collide with anything on either of those travels now if I move it further and it's right up next to it it's still not gonna throw an error it's telling you you're clear that is not don't trust that you're gonna want these gaps in here in order for this process to work properly so now that you've seen how to set it up I've already got mine sliced and running on the printer so let's jump over it and see how this actually works as its working and here you can see our first model going down it goes down pretty easy quickly here it's going to transition over to the next model as soon as it finishes up this corner and so far I've had no problems with adhesion on any of these models they all seem to be going down pretty well so you can see it lifting the head and moving over to insurance clearance and then dropping down and it'll begin printing the next part so it does take a second in between prints but it is relatively quick and it is putting down that skirt quite nicely it's gonna well though we'll watch this print for just a second and then we'll check out the next transition because I want to see how well they all go down now this one that's going lengthwise it's gonna help me determine exactly how level my bed is as you can see it came out pretty well from the view on the side there so now we are working on the next one in the sequence and that is the second one in on this row here now remember these are all printing in the order that I added them to the build plate that's why they're kind of out of order but since I have such a low clearance I really wasn't worried about running into anything and now you can see the next one this is the one behind the one that was just printing and a little bit better view from the top here so everything like I said it was been going down really smoothly I do need to clean my build plate in between every couple of batches get it scraped off washed and then reapply adhesion and whatever you're using for adhesion will work I am using glue stick in this case because it's simple and effective so we are going to wrap up this print right here as always this channel is brought to you by the spine patreon supporters if you'd like to support the channel on patreon head over to WWE and Comm slash tech that's gonna be it for this video as always I am Technica's and thanks for watching don't forget to check out our main channel page where we do a free giveaway for our subscribers every month so far we've given away things like a Capricorn PTFE tubing kit and spools of filament so the giveaway videos are always pinned to our main channel page so all you have to do is subscribe and leave a comment on the giveaway video for 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