I love watching your design process. You’ve refined so many techniques for using FDM parts over the life of this channel. If you make an eBook video series with the details of what you’ve learned then I would happily buy it.

@avantgardethemighty6724

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your viewer perspective of the channel, happily subscribed right away because of it!

@mikemurphyWebSurfinMurf

Жыл бұрын

I agree, a book of parts to buy, and techniques of design. Plus downloads for stl templates (lexample; stl for 3D printing brass nuts )

@jpdub45

Жыл бұрын

I agree

You have a lot of patience designing, this is a full blown product you deserve to make money out of. For people who don't have room for a full drill pedestal drill this fits perfectly.

The laser takes the design to the next level. Another great design.

Thanks, that's going on my project list for 2023!

Wow, this truly outclasses all other two-rod designs I've seen available currently

it's heartbreaking what great ideas can be conjured up. Another very good functional and modular tool to make yourself. Super clip thank you and you all a healthy blessed new 2023

every time im more and more impressed with your genius approach and redesigning tools ! your woodworking skill version is pro ultra max ++

I am really surprised a company doesn’t sell something like this already. Well done! I’d buy one!

It's absolutely amazing all what you're doing. Love to have them all.

That grasshopper definition is one hell of a beautiful spaguetti monster!! I love it! Great video! Thanks for the inspiration.

Always satisfying to watch your videos!

thats super nice! but so complicated in grasshopper!! I hope 2023 is the year mcneel simplifies the grasshopper! thanks 4 all U'r hard work!!

This dude is truly an innovator, wow

Primero que todo... Es un loco.. muy inteligente.. increíble trabajo.. lo felicito, un abrazo desde Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

This is crazy awesome, nice work!

Wow this is crazy awesome!!!!! I’m not being sarcastic. This has to be my favorite tool you’ve made so far.

So many clever and usefull ideas! Thank you!

Wow the design is soo well made very impressive

Great design. Still some other stuff I need to build before starting with this but exceptional design.

The quality looks great. You've clearly spent a long time working on this. Hopefully you can make this into a product for sale in the near future. As far as the "AutoAngle", it seemed like that's still a work in progress as you created fixed angles. I'd love to see some way of tilting the rig more freely (with some pre-set stops) if that's in your plans for the future. I really liked that you used more than two rods to add greater stability to get better consistency. Also, I can imagine you making an attachment that turns this into a Festool Domino.

That Grasshopper work is incredible. Any tutorial suggestions or tips you have for learning this workflow?

Looking great. I usually press to hard then drilling and that might be a problem with your design if using the offset drill instead of in center of the 3 rods.. An useful upgrade to make it even better is to use gears so it will be easier to choose correct speed

Love the grasshopper spaghetti. Looks handy

Brilliant design, I would buy one

You are THE BEST! 💪🏼

You know you can make parts like these in any modern CAD software much easier. Also, it would make a lot more sense to have an adjustable base rather than having a dozen different angle bases around.

@fltfathin

Жыл бұрын

Honestly real carpenter only use 4 common angles max

@stin-dog172

Жыл бұрын

They did make these parts in a CAD software

@lephtovermeet

Жыл бұрын

@@stin-dog172 Rhino is not a standard CAD. It's somewhere in between CAD and mesh editor. It's neat and niche and has it's uses, but mechanical design is not one of them.

@stin-dog172

Жыл бұрын

@@lephtovermeet Rhino is CAD software, its the software USSA uses and is familiar with. His designs are great and it appears that the software isn't limiting the design or production. Why dont you design a drill jig with a adjustable base on a modern CAD software instead of writing moronic comments on this channel

@geort45

Жыл бұрын

@@lephtovermeetRhino is cad and also has mesh utilities. For shapes like these and even more advanced and non parametric models its fantastic

I'm so impressed. Great work on that and what a great idea

The thing that amazes me everytime about these designs is that they are made in Grasshopper

Nice design. Just a tip: Use wood threaded inserts made of steel in stead of the ones you are using. I have used both and i think the ones you are using is made of zink or some zink alloy and it is really weak compared to the steel ones.

Good work man....

Excellent work! I bet it is difficult, but would help to have a drill press type lever for drilling hard surfaces like granite, tile. Regardless, really well 👍

that's cool and useful idea.

Maybe for the next one you can make the whole thing out of fasteners :P Nice idea - needs some simplification.

laser crest is dope 👍

I just purchased the plans for this project. I hope you make more

Nice work

Bonne année à tous 🥳

Cool work. What laser is used?

I gave you a thousandth like.

Love the desing, the only i'd try to figure out is a way to make a hinge so yo can set the angle by hand and in one peace instead of having to change the angle jig

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

I will design it someday as well, but I am sure I will spend a lot of time on the mechanism, advantage of this design is that its easier to set the exact same angle as was used before and it is much sturdier

Wonderful...

Great work! I would like to buy the files but am first seeing if can find all the rods, nuts and bolts locally and how much they would cost me. Could you specify their sizes and quantity? I had a look on your website but couldn't find this information for this product.

I need these thread inserts!!!

That's excellent and a very well thought out design 👍 the animations are also top notch well done. Can I ask what CAD software you used to design it and what software was used to do the animations in the video?

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

thank you, rhino 3d with plugin called grasshopper was used for design and rhino 3d rendering mode for animations, those are basically high resolutions screenshots animated in premier later,black ones are done the exact the same way but inverted later in photoshop

Mantap luarbiasa🙏👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

very impressively engineered, but functionally, it boils down to printing an angled base plate that would've also worked with any generic drill guide?

What is the significance of the multi hole guides? There are 2, 3 , 4 holes as well as center and overhang. If I want the laser, I should print the 3 hole version, right?

How soon can we expect the new router lift version teased on your site? :D it would be a wonderful addition to my workshop but if it's still going to take a few months i'd rather choose another option for myself. either way i have great respect for what you are doing. keep it up!

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, should be before end of this month, I finished model today, gonna test it for next 2-3 days if everything works well I might actually publish it earlier without video on youtube

@makermind2050

Жыл бұрын

@@ussadesign That's amazing thanks for the quick reply! I'll keep my eyes peeled. I'd love to print it as soon as you publish it and give you some feedback.

what kind of laser is that and where did you get it?

Genial 👍

What threaded inserts are you using? I am only aware of inserts that are pressed in with a soldering iron.

@eslmatt811

Жыл бұрын

They are designed for wood. Search wood threaded inserts. I had seen them before but never thought of using them in 3d prints. If threaded from the opposite side they look really strong.

your drawings and video are very professional. what i want to ask. How long do these parts last? I also use a 3d printer. But I do not want to write or receive these parts. Because injection plastic or metal is not as strong and long-lasting. Anyway thanks for your models and video.

@101picofarad

Жыл бұрын

Тут пластик используется чисто конструктивно, т.е. по назначению. Все движение происходит по стальным направляйкам. Если не будете прилагать лишние усилия, то послужит оч. долго.

@hasanrcn

Жыл бұрын

@@101picofarad no. the plastic is cracking where the bolts and nuts enter. if you insert the bolt perpendicular to the layer trace. breaks much faster.For the model to be stable, the bolt holes must always be printed horizontally on the table.but it doesn't seem possible in this model.

@101picofarad

Жыл бұрын

@@hasanrcn Мужик, я обычно печатаю из petg - он в любых раскладах работает хорошо, что вдол, что поперек.

What’s the capacity of this tool? Can I put my Milwaukee hole hawg on it with a 3” bit and bore a log at a compound angle? Can you make one beefy enough for that?

6:11 crooked holes

Great work.

What is that flowchart thing? U can branch out different configurations with that?

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

yes, thank you for asking this, this is one of the biggest advantages of this software in my opinion, its rhino3d with grasshopper plugin

One slight misalignment and the ball bearings will be popping out of the races :/

Dude I can drill crooked angled holes all day long, I don't need a jig for that. I need something to help me drill straight holes.

Can you please share with us what is the software used to design those parts?

@irkedoff

Жыл бұрын

He's using Grasshopper in Rhino 3D.

Is there any way to buy the final product from you directly? 😊

@smellycat249

Жыл бұрын

The answer is in the parts list, the LMF16UU bearings are between 5 currency units to 35. There are 6 in the main design. Are you ok with the cheapest? Then add the rest of the components plus double the expenses so far for your profit. You will complain if he uses the best, you’ll complain and want a refund if he uses the worst and it breaks. One refund takes the profit from two sales. It will always be better if you make all of the choices and then there is only you to blame or pat on the back.

I tried to buy the STLs in your website but I find only the small drill guide. Are you going to sell this one? Thanks and congratulations!

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, here is the link:ussadesign.com/products/p/drill-guide-fixed-angles1-15-degrees

Grasshopper god

2:58 what is the purpose of these screws?

How is this better then a compass with the drill on a slider

Hi, if I buy one off your tool file , where can I buy all metal parts and do you indicate precisely what is necessary ? Thanks

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I do indicate what hardware is required but without any referral links

I can't find the project on your website. I can only find the small drill guide. Link?

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

Should be this one:ussadesign.com/products/p/drill-guide-fixed-angles1-15-degrees

You know drill press tables tilt right?

@jacevincent2574

Жыл бұрын

Looks like they built this for large furniture. Good luck getting a dining table under your drill press! This design is like a mag drill for wood.

Класс!

Can u share the laser pointer name sir please ??

Looks like you got pretty mad at 8:49. The Mrs. telling tilling you to "keep it down in there" maybe?

Send me a link, I wanna buy one

damn....what is the cost of the parts?

Что за модель лазера?, целеукозатель

brilliant but very expensive and bulky compared to a self leveling bit, the metal parts and filament cost ruin this, it would be better to just get a dremel veritas router base and just 3d print mods for it.

When will this design be on your website? It’s not there now😢

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

Should be this one: ussadesign.com/products/p/drill-guide-fixed-angles1-15-degrees

@smellycat249

Жыл бұрын

Awesome thank you! I thought that meant just the angled base. You rock.

@smellycat249

Жыл бұрын

Just got it, for anyone old like me, I used 7zip to open the .rar it has everything in the files with super night detail layouts. Wow you rock.

How to connect to you

Hi guys ! Can someone help me figure out how to be like in the video from 5:03 to 5:25. thanks everyone

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

I use rhino 3d for modeling, it has very nice rendered mode, and it becomes better if you install vray for it. I change all the materials to transparent, get curves of the whole model and make them 15% transparent to have models outlines, then I highlight needed part with a color, this gives me transparent model on the white background with higleghted part needed, then I import it to photoshop and invert then import to premier use screen mode to remove black background and lastly reduce video opacity to 15-20%

Is this design available?

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

ussadesign.com/products/p/drill-guide-fixed-angles1-15-degrees

Так нет же 90°

Very much overengineered

@Yoggoth

Жыл бұрын

Sure. Probable because of "6 Month of Design"

That's a lot of plastic

Hope you patented before uploading this video, some people are shameless

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

unfortunately, as far as I know patenting anything takes very long time

@splitnag5150

Жыл бұрын

@@ussadesign Mailing paperwork for a patent (idea) to yourself, I've heard, will stand up in court (as long as it's not opened). Maybe a detailed KZread video would also be sufficient.

@splitnag5150

Жыл бұрын

I sent an idea I had, back in high school, to the inventors help line. A guide that clipped onto a paint roller used for edging. They called and said they could "get started" on a patent for $500.00. I told them I didn't have it and they said "okay, call us when you do". Six months to a year later I see a commercial on TV of the same idea. When I first called them they were quick to tell me that any idea I have, at least six others in the world are having the same one, so...

buy an electric screwdriver man

6 month for that? LOL

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

fair enough, show me what you've done in 6 month?