3D printing video lessons and channels: watch, search and learn by path
Choose from 43 picked 3D printing YouTube channels or search for a video, watch it here and read a summary in Bulgarian. The videos belong to other authors; the page sorts them by topic and into four learning paths. The screen is in Bulgarian.
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- 43 channelsin 5 topics, with a filter
- Up to 12 videosper search on YouTube
- 4 learning paths15 videos and a test, usually of 4 questions
- “Ново от каналите” (New from the channels)up to 24 newest videos
3D printing YouTube channels and this page
3D printing YouTube channels are channels where authors show how to print, calibrate and choose a material. This page sorts 43 such channels into five topics, adds 13 single videos and plays them in a built-in player.
The channels and videos belong to other authors, and the player is YouTube's. Next to a video Edi gives a summary in Bulgarian from its title and description, and chapters if the author added them.
The search covers all of YouTube, not only the selection, and returns up to 12 videos that can be embedded.
What the selection does
Shows channels by topic and what is new
Topics: beginners, materials and tests, calibration, design and CAD, business. Clicking a channel shows its latest videos, up to 12, inside the page. At the top is the “Ново от каналите” (New from the channels) row, up to 24 videos.
Searches the videos and recommends
You search with your own words. In the “Edi препоръчва” (Edi recommends) section you describe what you are learning, press “Питай Edi” (Ask Edi), and the AI turns it into a query to YouTube. Search results have a “Запази” (Save) button.
Summarises the video in Bulgarian
Next to the player are the “Edi Разбор” (Edi review) tab with the summary, topics, settings and chapters, the “Питай” (Ask) tab with a question field, and the “Твоят принтер” (Your printer) list of 14.
Leads through learning paths
Four paths: “FDM за начинаещи” (FDM for beginners), “Калибриране от А до Я” (Calibration from A to Z), “Материали 101” (Materials 101) and “3D печат бизнес” (3D printing business). After the last step it gives a test, usually of 4 questions.
When you need 3D printing video lessons
The selection is for people who learn 3D printing from video.
You are starting with 3D printing
The beginner path has 4 videos: a general guide, bed levelling, a Cura slicer tutorial and what to do when a print goes wrong.
You are calibrating your printer
The calibration topic and a path of 4 videos on temperature, flow, retraction and pressure advance.
You are choosing a material
The materials topic and a path on PLA, PETG, ABS/ASA and TPU; the app shows nozzle and bed ranges from its own file when it sees a material name in the title or description.
You think of printing as a business
The business topic and a path of 3 videos on starting out, products to sell and prices.
What stands behind the summary and the paths
The page works from a ready list and three numbers in the code.
The selection is a stored list
43 channels and 13 videos sit in a list on the server, in 5 topics.
The search goes to YouTube
The query passes through the server to YouTube: only videos that can be embedded, up to 12 per search, with a medium filter for unsuitable content.
Edi reads the title and description
The server takes the title and description from YouTube and gives them to an AI. The answer is kept for 30 days per video and printer, even if it is empty.
Temperatures go by keywords
If the title or description contains a material name, the app shows ranges from its own file. Letters are matched, not whole words (“pla” also hits “plate”), so the material can be guessed wrong.
| Applies to | Formula | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Path test | correct ÷ questions · 100 ≥ 75% | usually 4 questions, so at least 3 correct |
| Path progress | steps started ÷ all steps | a step counts when the video is opened, not when it is watched to the end |
| Daily limit | up to 60 new requests to YouTube a day | search, “Edi препоръчва” (Edi recommends) and opening a channel; the limit is per user and resets at midnight UTC; the same search within 6 hours comes from a stored answer |
A Bulgarian summary next to the player
Channels sorted by topic
Five topics with a filter; a click on a channel shows its latest videos in the page.
A Bulgarian summary next to the player
With chapters and the settings from the video. Edi is instructed to add a note when a setting contradicts the app's ranges (only when a material is recognised).
Your progress is remembered
Started steps are kept in the browser and in your profile, so a path resumes from the next step on another device too.
The videos belong to others: EduFacturing does not make or translate them. The titles in the selection are English. Summaries and Edi's answers come from the title and description, not the sound, and can be wrong. The “Ново от каналите” (New from the channels) row is the newest upload of each channel, with entertainment clips too.
The search is not limited to 3D printing. When the daily limit is used up, the screen says “Няма видеа за показване” (No videos to show) instead of giving the reason. The “Следвай” (Follow) button remembers a channel but sends no notifications. The test is written by AI from the video titles, and its note is a text file, not a diploma. The screen is in Bulgarian only: button names appear in Cyrillic with a translation in brackets.
Questions about 3D printing YouTube channels
Which 3D printing YouTube channels are in the selection?
43 channels in five topics, among them channels of makers such as Original Prusa, Bambu Lab, Creality and ANYCUBIC and independent authors. All belong to others.
How to learn 3D printing from videos?
Start with the beginner path of 4 videos, then move on to the calibration and materials paths. After a path there is a test, usually of 4 questions.
How to calibrate a 3D printer with videos?
Open the calibration topic or the calibration path: four videos on temperature, flow, retraction and pressure advance. Pick your printer next to the video for more precise advice.
Are the videos in Bulgarian?
The app does not check the spoken language. The titles in the selection are English; the summary and Edi's answers are in Bulgarian.
How much does the video resources page cost?
Access is with a free account. The videos play in YouTube's player on its terms.
The 3D printing video resources are free with an account
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