Last one was very cool actually. The hacksaw though, why? High quality filament and the bolts cost more than a complete hacksaw.

@OkesTreeProductions

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing. Only benefit I could think of would be replacing broken parts/ replacing for parts that fit specific needs. Even then though, you could run to the store and buy what you need in less time than it would take to print new parts.

@StarWarsTherapy

2 жыл бұрын

For fun!

@penttijakonen3817

2 жыл бұрын

@@StarWarsTherapy Valid reason for sure but then again I can think of items more fun too.

@overflow7276

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly! That Hacksaw is super not worth it! xD

@daylen577

2 жыл бұрын

@@OkesTreeProductions The only thing that's going to break on a solid hacksaw handle with replaceable blades is the blades, the handle will last a lifetime, while a 3D-printed one will not.

Such clean camera shots! Switching between tool sounds and the music is really soothing and emersive

Hacksaw for wood....Nice

Excellent video with some good tool designs! Thanks for sharing.

cool idea with the camera trigger on the printer. but you could just use Octoprint. it has a timelapse setting where you can choose it takes the shots with the printhead moved away

Imagine if you used a wood blade to cut wood🤯

@MrStoneheart65

Жыл бұрын

Came here for that. Thank you

At this point you are showing off LOL. Awesome work. You combine 2 of my passions in a level I never thought of before!! keep on going!!!

Top notch content, subbed!

Awesome.. I wish I had your talent and design skills.

BUT THAT ENDING

Can you make a jig for dovetail box joints and see how accurate you can get the joints.

Excellent ideas and executions. Inspiring!

thank you sir for nice video) how is your green table called? wonderful design

Is it possible to make flexible pads for Akai Mpc in gold? Thanks and best regards

Не думаю, что моя ножовка по металлу, сделанная на Челябинском инструментальном заводе в 70х годах прошлого века, чем либо хуже этой! 😊

What brand of material do you use? That gray plastic looks so nice

I uh, I don't understand the second one, what do you need that bumper for?

Nice solutions

If you buy the handle for the metal saw, you end up significantly cheaper. 3D printing is nice if you can design and print tools and parts that you CAN'T find in store....

It's just amazing!

I liked the video becouse you showed me also your fails and that's the secret of success.

Hello, I am from Argentina. I congratulate you for showing the tools, they are great and I subscribed. I hope that my support will serve you. I wait for you for new content. Greetings

All of those were amazing

Nice demonstration of the abilities of 3D printing. But why demonstrate a hacksaw but cutting timber?!

3D printing and carpentry. Excellent video

@m3chanist

2 жыл бұрын

Carpentry with a hacksaw...Stick to the sandpit bucko

What pla brand for the white plastic?

I would have 3d printed the wooden stick in the hacksaw too. Actually i probably would gave 3d printed the m4 bolt as well. 😅

Hello. What filament did you use for the first part? Brand and color pls. It looks like a really light grey or off white? Thanks.

@Levisgil47

2 жыл бұрын

Probably petg or abs

Top video , nice project. Lg Rolf swisss-mann

Hola... Tús videos son geniales y los resultados de tus proyectos son impresionantes... Muchas gracias por compartir estos magníficos trabajos... ¡¡¡FELICIDADES!!! Saludos.

Which software you used for it

It's honestly getting hard to appreciate your work after seeing the same thing shown or the 700th time in a new video. Like the ikea thingy, which is confusing that you're showing off the smaller design of that, and not the better one

@olaf9957

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like there's probably a less jerk way to say this.

@kingsidorak

2 жыл бұрын

@@olaf9957 I get it. I don't care, but I get it.

What's the point of 3D printed saw? It's like the last thing I would've saw with. Also most likely cheapest saw works better while costing same/less.

Another level, no, except for the final Manuel lathe combined with router, very simple and smart conception , nice job !!

Not so much a "high tension" hacksaw as a "tension?" hacksaw.

On that first one, you'd saw through that wood a lot faster if you used an actual wood blade instead of that hack saw meant for metal.

Soon but a lot easier to go buy a quality hacksaw.

Great, a new revolution of plastic junk. Most everything you show is well designed, but would be so much better (durable, stronger, longer lasting, more precise, etc) made from metal.

@peterclegg2609

2 жыл бұрын

I can appreciate your point of view but lots of people can't afford the equipment to produce tools like this in metal, an affordable option like a 3d printer gives access to a wider audience, from my own personal experience.

@m3chanist

2 жыл бұрын

@@peterclegg2609 The hacksaw is far more expensive to produce via 3d printer than just buying a metal one that will actually cut metal as intended rather than a piece of wood to hide how flimsy it is. Junk, expensive junk

Only vacuum clamp and that last jig where remotely interesting.

Fichier stl please

Where we can download/buy this joints

@ussadesign

2 жыл бұрын

ussadesign.com/products

Please tell me how you got your prints to stick on the ender 3 v2 bed

@dirkwellnitz3783

2 жыл бұрын

hot water and sugar. Thank me later

@ussadesign

2 жыл бұрын

I use glue stick

@felixg.3859

2 жыл бұрын

OK I'll try it because nothing I've tried jet really worked

Cool videos, but you really need to keep your finger off the music volume slider while editing. This is really hard to listen to.

It drives me crazy when they never tell you what they are building first. Then go into the build….

If you consider your time valuable than you’ll just buy whatever is available and only create custom stuff

Where does one find the router jigs like the last one or the circle cutter? Are they in Thingiverse for free like they should be?

@MrAlziepen

Жыл бұрын

He sells the plans on his website.

@davidquesada8704

Жыл бұрын

@@MrAlziepen Ah, so he doesn’t contribute to the 3D printing community?

@MrAlziepen

Жыл бұрын

@@davidquesada8704 Do you?

@davidquesada8704

Жыл бұрын

@@MrAlziepen ya. Most people list an item for sale and mention where to find the stl.

@MrAlziepen

Жыл бұрын

@@davidquesada8704 He sells the .stl files on his website in the video description. Idk what else to tell you. The designs in my opinion are pretty complex and have a lot of engineering effort and the router jig looks like it's 7 dollars. All this stuff would cost hundreds of dollars in any hardware store assuming you could find it because most of the jigs don't exist. Maybe in the future he'll put a project out for free, but I recognize the level of effort so I'm not sweating that he doesn't offer free stuff.

What was the pro to this project. The time alone wasn't worth just buying a saw. One not made of wood and plastic. Just cons here

I think your table need a gyroscope

Why not pick it up a notch and try to make a machine part with micro adjustors and linear sliders and more... I have just the idea for what. The home 3D printer operator able to do that will be seen as... you know..

Or you just build a frame saw out of wood?

Почему, нажёвкой по металлу, пилят деревяху???

See if u can make a gun that works

Абсолютный хлам...

Really just go buy a hacksaw

Vacuum holder didn’t do shit.

Just buy a Hacksaw

Зачем ?

🤪🤪🤪

Man!! What are you???

I dont get it. Everybody complaining about plastic in the ocean and shit until oh i can make money off of making plastic so you guys make a bunch if shit that already exist but its your version so that ok and where is all that plastic going to end up??

Low level

It takes a good bit away from your work in cringe factor when you describe your own as "on another level".

Хоть бы цены по меньше а то вообще смысла в 3д печати нет!!!🤔☹️