Early access to videos
Watch new videos before they go public. No waiting for the schedule, and no algorithm deciding whether you find out about it.
Support me
Primed3D costs nothing and never will. My reviews are always completely honest takes based on my own personal experience. Supporters are what make both of those possible.
Patreon
All paid Patreon supporters get all of this:
Watch new videos before they go public. No waiting for the schedule, and no algorithm deciding whether you find out about it.
New Primed3D features land in the beta first, along with a video explaining them. Try them early, tell me what's broken, and shape what makes it into the public release.
A decent group of makers, and somewhere to get help with a print that's going wrong at eleven at night. I'm in there too.
Posts and videos that don't go on the main channel: what I'm building, what went wrong, and the things that are too niche or too unfinished for a full video.
Occasional models and custom designs that only go out to supporters.
Supporters get credited on videos. It's a small thing, but it's genuinely how a lot of this gets paid for. Premium Revolutionaries get their name in gold!
Perks vary by tier. The current detail is always on Patreon.
If you'd rather keep everything in one place, you can join directly on YouTube instead and it's billed through Google. Most of the same perks are there, including early access, the Discord, member-only content, and Primed3D beta access on the higher tiers.
Do check the tiers before joining. The membership levels on YouTube don't line up exactly with the Patreon ones. The perks differ between them, and Primed3D beta access is only on the top two levels. The join page lists exactly what each tier includes.
No money required
Supporting financially is generous, and completely optional. These matter more than people think:
A one-off, no subscription. It goes towards filament, and occasionally coffee.
Thank you
Every supporter is a reason I get to keep making this stuff, keep the tools free, and keep saying what I actually think about a printer.