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Unboxing Zortrax M200 Plus 3D Printer - Duration: 8:05.

So you've just bought yourself a 3D printer

and you're wondering how to get started.

Don't worry, we've got you covered.

This is the unboxing of Zortrax M200 Plus 3D Printer.

The first thing you'll need to do

is to grab a knife and open up the box.

So far, so obvious.

You'll see the upper cushioning protecting the M200 Plus.

On it, you'll find manuals to help you get started

if you're too busy to watch this video all the way till the end.

From the first manual you'll learn how to properly unpack the 3D Printer

and how to set it up.

You'll get to know what's in the box itself,

what the recommended safety procedures are when using the printer

and what components the printer consists of.

Inside the cushioning you'll also find the power cable,

a packing list,

manufacturers warranty information,

a safety guide and support center leaflet,

and Zortax product brochures.

Now that we've got all the boring stuff out of the way

let's take the printer out.

Leave the big setting up instruction on the table if you want.

When you pull the printer out of the box,

do not grab it by the rods or the belts,

the shipping clips or the extruder.

It's best to hold it like this.

If you take off the foil,

you'll find that unlike the original M200,

the Plus version already comes with the side covers installed.

Take off the blue safety tape carefully.

You've probably noticed that Adam likes to keep the working area clean.

Remove one of the side covers.

Now you can take out the bubble wraps and take off the shipping clips

which secure the extruder from moving while the printer is in transport.

Take out the the protective foam.

Remove the Starter Kit.

The foam and the Starter Kit are full of wonders.

In the Starter Kit you'll find:

the build platform

a scalpel,

pliers,

tweezers,

a cutting knife,

a spatula,

allen keys,

service grease,

nozzle needles,

nozzle key,

safety glasses,

material guide and extruder cable clamps,

safety gloves.

For now, leave the clamps on the table.

You'll need them in the setting up process.

The foam contains:

a material guide,

a spool of material,

a spool holder,

and the heatbed cable.

Keep the heatbed cable and the spool holder close

as you'll need them soon.

After you've got everything out,

you can lower the heatbed mount by pressing on these distinct points.

Remove the safety tapes.

Take the heatbed cable and gently plug it in like this.

The new cable has been modified compared to the original M200

and now it is easier to plug it in and out,

as the adaptor inside the printing chamber helps you connect the heatbed effortlessly.

Install the build platform onto the heatbed mount

remember that the platform with the five silver calibration squares

should be directed up.

Later you can install the extruder cable.

First, attach it to the holes at the back of the printer

using the clamps from the starter kit.

Remove the extruder top cover

an element which protects the cable from wearing off.

Plug the extruder cable into the PCB.

Now it's time to deal with the material guide

and the spool that we've kept in the protective foam.

Unpack the spool,

get rid of that piece of paper

and get busy.

To properly set up the material you'll need to attach the material guide clamps

to the extruder cable.

Put the material guide through the clamps

and fix it into the material endstop

and the extruder.

Now you can attach the spool holder to the back of the printer.

Separate the two parts using the push-to-open mechanism.

Place the spool on the spool holder.

It should rotate anti-clockwise

Like this!

Now plug in the power cable

and voila!

Your 3D printer has been successfully unpacked and set up.

You definitely deserve a high five!

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Market Plus: Mark Gold (April 27, 2018) - Duration: 13:13.

Howell: This is the April 27, 2018 version of the

Market Plus segment.

Joining us now is Mark Gold.

Mark, welcome back.

Gold: Thanks, nice to be here.

Howell: All right, Mark, we got quite a few social

media questions in this week so we're going to

just go on down the list.

To start we have Matthew in Nebraska says, how

often do shipments of grain end up at a

different destination than it was originally meant

for, i.e. rejected loads, resold, cancelled

contracts, etc.? Gold: It's hard to put a number

on that but it hasn't been significant in year's

past.

Now we had this deal with the Chinese and the

sorghum and some of the boats that were on their

way there, they either had to turn around or find

another destination.

We see destinations being switched over prices.

The commercials seem to handle it pretty well when

they get these cancellations.

They're used to it and it's the same old games

that have been played for a long time.

But I really feel the vast majority of the contracts

that are signed for and contracted actually get to

the places they're supposed to get to.

Howell: Okay.

And we have another question, I'm going to

skip down here on the list.

We have a question about sorghum this week.

CJ in Nebraska said, what does sorghum look like in

the future?

Gold: Well, it seems to have some play to it, even

in the ethanol market.

We've seen some ethanol people switching to

sorghum.

And it's kind of the unsung crop out there.

At harvest it's a beautiful crop to look at.

Howell: Goldenrod, yeah.

Gold: But it doesn't get much play in the press, it

doesn't seem to have much interest outside the

farming and rural communities.

But I think more and more we're going to see that

come into play maybe in some other uses like

ethanol.

So certainly an alternative to some other

crops if you're looking to diversify.

Howell: I'm guessing part of that question too was

what has been happening with China tariffs.

I read in the news earlier today that potentially we

have Steve Mnuchin in China to sort of work

through some of those deals.

Do you think that long-term China will pull

back on those tariffs for the sorghum industry

specifically?

Gold: I'm hoping so.

I think it's just, the Chinese learned a lot of

this grain marketing game from the Russians and

cancelling, doing things and I think they took a

swing at sorghum because it was easy to take a

swing at sorghum.

But in the long run is Mnuchin smart enough to

include that?

I hope so.

And I hope there is some relief there.

But in the meantime because of the drop in

prices that we saw because of that, then this is why

the ethanol plants are moving to the sorghum

because it's cheap and they can get it and if we

can move through some of that excess sorghum it

will be good for the market.

But long-term I don't know what the Chinese are going

to do, I'm not that good of a chess player, but the

fact of the matter is I think sorghum is a

valuable crop and it's got some potential there and

certainly a good alternative where you can

grow it.

Howell: All right.

Let's take a question here from Bill in Amenia, North

Dakota.

He wants to know, have there been any shifts in

acres yet since we've seen some weather?

Gold: I don't think yet.

We're still pretty early.

We had the worst weather than I can remember in

April certainly in the Midwest, certainly slowed

things down.

We look at the spring wheat plantings, dismal

compared to what it could be.

But we're starting to change the weather now and

the biggest weeks traditionally are ahead of

us in terms of planting.

So I believe the American farmer can get the crop in

the ground, they always have in my opinion, they

always will.

Give them a small window and they can get 50% done

in a week.

We've seen that before.

So I don't think we're going to see switches

because of that.

I still believe that if the American farmer can

get a lot of corn in the ground he's going to favor

corn and those numbers may go up and it may be at the

expense of beans.

If we see continued weather problems then

we'll see the shift.

But I think all things being equal we aren't

going to see that big of a shift that the government

is looking at right now.

Howell: Okay.

And when you look at corn acres that could

potentially switch, how many more acres are you

looking to switch to corn?

Gold: That's a hard number to guess but is it a half

a million, is it a million, is it a million

and a half?

It's really hard to know.

Again, it's going to be so dependent on weather and

the emotions of the farmers.

If we get December corn over $4.16 and we get a

nice little pop to $4.30 that's going to certainly

sway some guys to let's try to get some more corn

in.

So it's a function of the weather and it's a

function of the price and we'll see what happens

over the next three weeks.

We've got three to four weeks to get the crop in

the ground.

So I don't think it's going to be a major issue

when we're done in the next three or four weeks.

Howell: Right.

It's definitely something to watch here as we move

forward.

Monica in Rockwell City, Iowa, this is an

interesting question.

Why has the cost of eggs gone up so much?

Feed prices have remained the same.

Gold: That's a good question.

I think we've seen some scares in the egg market

and we've had to destroy some eggs here and there.

And I really don't have a great answer for that

question.

Howell: Probably the egg recall had a big part to

play.

Gold: Yeah, I think that had partly to do with it.

The Merc used to have an egg contract years ago and

it was, there were a lot of games played with that

back in the 70s and frankly I don't keep a

real close track on the eggs except for the layers

and what kind of feed consumption they're going

to have.

But egg prices are something that have

historically been manipulated, not that

these are.

I think there has been some fundamental reasons

behind it.

But I really can't give a great answer on that.

Howell: Okay.

No problem.

Let's move on here.

Rodney in Edgar, Wisconsin would like to know, what

direction do you see the cattle markets headed for

the summer months in both live and feeder cattle?

Gold: Well I think both of them have got the

challenges ahead with all this extra beef coming in.

Is the weather going to be good enough where demand

for growing and outside activities will pick up

enough to absorb this wall of cattle that are coming

in?

I don't have the answer for that.

I think from a technical standpoint watch that June

cattle contract.

If we close it over $100 bucks -- once the April

goes off the board, which is Monday, I think that's

going to be the signal that we're going to see

some lower prices here than what farmers would

like to see.

So certainly if we do close under $100 I would

look at buying some puts to protect that downside.

I hope I'm wrong.

Demand continues to be great.

But I think it's going to be as much of a technical

signal for us to get involved and to really get

aggressive on managing the risk because demand has

been good.

We've got this higher price out here and can the

cattle move up?

We've seen that happen before so let's hope that

it happens again.

Howell: So we're really going to be watching

Monday to see where the April board falls off and

the June comes on?

Gold: Well, it's going to be more whether or not

that June contract any time in the next couple of

weeks closes under $100.

Howell: Okay, the next couple of weeks.

All right.

Another question here from CJ in Nebraska.

Is NAFTA instability affecting the price of

corn?

Gold: I think that is part of it.

We haven't heard anything about the wall from the

President in a while and it seems like the

President wants to negotiate new deals

whether it's with the Chinese, whether it's with

NAFTA.

I think we're going to get some headway there, I'm

hoping we do.

Certainly trade is good for the American farmer so

I'm hoping that something positive comes out of

that.

What was his direct question to make sure I

answered it?

Howell: Is NAFTA instability affecting the

price of corn?

Gold: Yeah, it has had an effect because when we

talk about making the Mexicans pulling back in

the short run but if there was something substantial

that didn't happen with NAFTA then it's going to

have a run on prices.

Howell: Okay.

Taking another question here from CJ in Nebraska.

What about the future of ethanol?

Gold: Well, when we look at the way the car

manufacturers are getting into these electric cars

more and more every day and driverless cars and

more efficient cars, are we going to have a

long-term market 10, 20, 30 years from now for

ethanol?

I still think there would be a market there.

Are we going to be able to use 4, 5, 6 billion

bushels of corn in ethanol?

Would demand be that good?

Unfortunately we've seen great technology happens

much faster than you would think.

The driverless cars took a setback with the accident

I think it was in Phoenix but it's coming.

And the electric car is here and there's going to

be more of it.

So long, long-term I'm not sure that demand is going

to be able to stay, but certainly in the next five

to ten years I don't see an issue with it.

Howell: Okay.

Just a couple more questions for you, Mark.

Chad in Dunbar, Nebraska, I thought this was a

pretty good question.

Will the KC wheat market make a high in May this

year?

Gold: It depends on the weather.

I don't know that we're going to know the real

ramifications of all of this weather until this

crop really gets in the bin.

And the Kansas tour is going to give us a

parameter to look at and say okay, there's a lot

more damage, in my opinion I think it's going to show

a lot more damage than people are thinking which

could cause the spike here in the month of May and is

that going to be it?

It may be if we don't have real hot and dry weather

in June to finish off the crop.

If we have hot and dry weather in June as some

are predicting then we could see another jump to

another level in prices.

So how do you play that?

May 15th maybe sell a portion of your wheat, May

30th sell another portion and maybe on June 15th

sell some more.

If you're worried about not having crops then

don't get too aggressive on the cash sales

obviously.

But it's going to be a weather issue as much as

anything else but I'm hoping we can see higher

prices and the market finally recognizes that we

have a problem out there, particularly in this hard

wheat and if the spring wheat can't get planted we

still have the lack of demand around the world.

But we still have a domestic market for wheat

and that will be enough if things get bad to push

these wheat market prices higher in my opinion.

Howell: Absolutely.

All right, Mark, we've saved the best question

for last.

Steve in Findlay, Ohio said, it seems like Mark

is always bearish.

I wonder if he is ever bullish the markets.

Gold: Well, we just got done talking about I'm

friendly to the soybean market, I'm friendly to

the corn market, I'm friendly to the wheat

market.

I think people get the perception because I'm a

risk manager and my job as a risk manager is to make

sure the American farmer is still farming next

year.

And to do that we have to protect against the bad

things.

The American farmer will do great in the two or

three bullish years out of ten that we get every

decade.

But in those seven or eight years that prices

have a tendency to go down that's where they're going

to struggle.

So my primary job as a risk manager is to say

let's protect the downside and hope for the best on

the upside.

So my bias is always, particularly at decent

prices, to have puts on to protect the downside.

Now, when we were at $3.40 corn I wasn't bearish or

looking at puts.

When we were at $9.50 beans I wasn't bearish or

looking at puts.

There is a time and a place for those puts.

But now that we have rallied Dec corn well over

$4, November beans are at $10.50, these are prices

well worth protecting.

I hope the market goes higher.

But at Top Third we're not in the business of

speculating and trying to outguess this market.

I've always said, if any of us gurus knew where the

market was going we wouldn't be telling you,

we'd be long retired.

So what we want to do as a risk manager is to protect

the downside and let the upside take care of

itself.

Howell: Absolutely.

Handled like a true politician, Mark.

Mark Gold, thanks so much for being here.

Gold: Thanks for having me.

Howell: And thank you for watching.

I'm Delaney Howell.

Have a great week.

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Volkswagen Golf Plus 1- Recenzja 🚘🔥 - Duration: 7:07.

Hello in the next movie.

Our today's car is Volkswagen Golf Plus.

It comes from 2005.

The place of production is of course Germany.

This version is the first generation

That Volkswagen produced

In the years from 2004 to 2008.

It"s competitors mainly include:

Citroen C4 Picasso

Kia Venga

Opel Meriva

Or Renault Scenic.

The price of this model is about 16 thousand PLN.

Under the hood there is a 115 HP

Petrol engine 1.6 FSI.

It's main advantage is failure-free.

It is one of the best gasoline engines

From a wide range.

In this case, all petrol engines

Are worth recommending.

Average combustion is about 7 liters / 100km.

The minimum luggage volume is 305 liters

While the maximum capacity is 1360 liters.

Compared to the competition in this respect

Golf falls out decently.

The interior of the car looks nice.

The shades of black and gray prevail here.

The finishing materials were made of hard plastic.

This version is quite rich.

It has a lot of useful functions.

First of all, there are up to 10 airbags here

Which does not happen very often in vehicles.

An additional advantage is the electrically controlled

All windows and mirrors, which are heated.

It is worth mentioning that there is

A six-speed gearbox on board.

In the car we find a lot of different storage spaces

And places where we put the most necessary things.

There is a lot of space in the storage compartment.

For this it is air-conditioned.

When it comes to driving, the car works very well.

The engine is running quietly.

Gears are changing very smoothly.

The suspension is quite stiff

Which is felt while driving, especially when cornering.

The car is very confident about the road.

The car is well-tolerated by the gas installation.

A large amount of space, rich equipment

Good quality materials and a great chassis

Are the main advantages of this vehicle.

On the minus side

You can safely include maintenance costs

Not very modern interior design

And the costs of possible engine repairs.

We rated the car at 8.5 on a scale of 10.

In this episode, it's all

I encourage you to watch previous films

And leave comments

See you in the next films. Hi

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Hunting Pennies - FOUND an Indian Head Penny Ender, Plus others! - Duration: 12:03.

alright guys I picked up this box of pennies from a Chase Bank been a long

time since I've hunted a Chase Bank box of pennies I have that weekly 2-box hunt

from Wells Fargo and you know what I'm gonna get heavy on pennies for a while

here pennies and a half dollars are my go-to s always nickels I love and I will

hunt those as well once a week or so and then of course

dimes and quarters are rough they're just exciting to get silver but they're

just rough they're so difficult I'm gonna start looking at some more pennies

as you probably noticed in my videos I've been post a lot and I want to get

back into metal detecting a little bit more since I some time on my hands so

it's gonna be half dollars pennies and metal detecting mix it with some other

goodies as well I just hope we don't get an uncirculated box here unless of

course it's 2018 pennies I always take a box of of those just because you know

you might have a lot of errors of varieties you can find in them or they

have some numismatic value right now because they're hot not everyone can

find them let's see what we got right here oh yeah definitely circulated so

that's a good sign guys and box has a roll that slipped down it looks like but

yeah that's a good box we're gonna crack into the first roll matter of fact the

one with the dark end will crack into it I'll be checking the Enders along the

way if I find something worth mentioning we'll we'll loop you in but let's get

the hunting... Guys I'm freaking out right now

and I'm being serious um I'm hunting this box of pennies that you see me

going through you see me started and I'm on roll six and I'm checking the Enders

like I said and I grab this the sixth roll and I look at the bottom let me

show you what I'm looking at because this is amazing let me show you what I'm

looking at we flip the camera around hold on alright guys so real quick I've

got a 73 copper cent that's in really great shape and a beat-up 2009 I'll be

throwing that back got a handful of coppers I just started

going through the discards a couple of 2018 D's and as I'm grabbing the rolls

I'm doing what I always do I'm checking the ends so I checked the ends are you

kidding me look at this ridiculous have you ever in

a bank box of pennies ever had an Indian Head Penny ender

this thing is tightly wrapped and I haven't even I hadn't even opened it yet

holy cow I am so tempted right now to open it guys to see what it is but I

don't I can't it's too beautiful it is

stunning

yeah the coin looks pretty beat up not a lot of detail on that wreath around it

but I don't care I may never even open this I'm not lying

holy cow I haven't got an Indian Head Penny in a box I haven't found any and

Penny since November so it's been probably 90 boxes 90-95 boxes I think I've

unboxed 102 right now full boxes if you were to add in all their loose rolls

I've served so I probably got about 120 boxes but my first five boxes ever from

Wells Fargo gave me five Indian Head pennies isn't that crazy my first five

ever two in two different boxes and then in the fifth box I got another one but I

have not gotten a Indian Head Penny from any other Bank oh my goodness guys it is

beautiful beautiful

I I think I'm gonna put it to the side and we're gonna get back to the hunt

what if there's more in here what if what if this is I mean what if this is

just one of the enters and someone had turned in a collection and I'm gonna be

going through it just while I have you here if we look at these next to be

roles cuz I'd like a kid in a candy store right now all right maybe a little

bit of reality will set it but gorgeous all right guys roll number 11 of the

Indian Head Penny enter box and we got a wheaty looks pretty decent for detail

it's a 1955 don't see anything with the phone lens but I'll be looking at this

under the loop still it's our first we need the box and we still have an Indian

Head Penny Ender alright guys 17th roll in and part of

the reason why I like chase banks as I get more foreign jet chase banks than I

get another bank so it's always fun to find some foreigns this is a 63 so it's

a fairly old Canadian cent which it was about 20 years younger so I get into the

King George but we'll take it we've now got one Canadian a 55 wheatie a couple of

really nice 73 I guess this was not as nice as I thought but this one's really

nice and then three beat-up Oh nines which I'd be tossing back but just for

accounting purposes I like to count them at the end of the box so that being said

let's keep looking oh yeah case you missed it Indian Head

Penny Ender let's keep going same role is that Canadian how about a third of

the way into the row we got a wheat cent and it looks pretty worn okay

exciting let's see

holy cow guys I had to put it down to make sure 1911 and you know what it's

pretty worn but it's got a crisp date good lettering

it's a 1911 Philadelphia nothing crazy about it not too bad a detail

honestly it's in pretty good shape there's 101 million minted of the

Philadelphia Mint that year man had it been a dear and asked that would have

been epic but I'll take it and this is exciting because this is one of my

oldest I had a 1910 once but this is one of my oldest wheat pennies I found in a

bank sealed box of pennies and when I think about finding a 1911 along with

the Indian Head Penny and we're only on roll 17 this is exciting stuff this box

might be better than I thought we could have some very old Wheaties in here all

right guys 20th roll the box we got another wheat cent finally a 1944 D

we'll take it that makes our third wheat cent in the box let's keep looking

we roll 21 guys and we've got a Canadian peeking out at us 1974 we'll take it

second Canadian in the box all right guys roll 25 we got another wheat cent

here let's take a look at the back first yeah pretty good detail in the

ears probably newer 52 all right 52 D that's four Wheaties in

the box almost halfway through if we get nothing else on this roll so not an epic

pace but come on let's keep looking roll 28 guys got another wheat cent here

goes facing me I think there's a 56 56 D newest of the box but that's five so

let's keep looking thirty-second roll the box guys we've

only got another wheat cent here a 1952 d we'll take her

wheat cent number six number 40 guys got another week's in here 1953 d we'll take

it wheat cent number seven 43rd rolled the box guys and we've got another

wheat cent here 1948 Philadelphia we'll take it

and that makes we number eight wheatie number eight man we're almost at ten

let's keep looking roll 45 guys and you can see it right here

you got another Canadian 1989 it's our third of the box and that's

typical for chase I get more Foreigns in chase than I get in any other banks box

boxes that's a tongue twister let's continue the hunt all right guys we

finished hunting that box of pennies we've got a massive amount of copper a

lot of discards quite a few of those Oh nines there's a lot of Junkers in there

but we got 15 of them three Canadians a couple of 1959's I do have a couple of

82d small dates to weigh up we got six really nice coins here at the end of the

day they're not perfect by any means some of them are actually almost perfect

but a 1960 d large date of 61 a 61 d a 73 and another nice 73 and another nice

even nicer 73 then we got 8 wheat cents find of the box was this 1911

philadelphia 1944 d a 48 Philly of 52 d another 52 d 53d 55 Philly and 56 D and

I say the find of the box was the 1911 because it is a one hundred and seven

year old penny but really the find of the box was this Indian Head cent Ender

that's a beautiful beautiful scent ender there guys and uh I'm just torn I'm torn

if you watched my live video that I posted I have placed a pulling it out

I want your guys thoughts on this there's three different outcomes that

I'm looking to do I'm either going to keep

closed and keep it for myself and just have it as part of my collection like

this because it's such a cool find Ivan pipe at the date and the bank that I got

it from written on there just cuz it's really cool I'll either second option is

I'll open it show everyone the finds in a separate video show you the year that

it was and just share and hopefully it's a really nice one on the front and then

the third option is hold on to it and use it for one of my giveaways when I

hit another milestone maybe the 5k giveaway 5k subs I think it's a worthy

of a giveaway but at the same time I'm dying to know what year it is I'm not

gonna lie but for now we'll leave it like it is and we'll just be happy happy

happy happy I think between the 1911 coin and that Indian head they've got

some pretty good fines if you enjoyed the video please give it a thumbs up

and as always guys thanks for watching