At 2:43 the headphones already hanging before the print was done. Amazing. :)

@martijnvdijk

2 күн бұрын

I saw the same, was about to type it but one is faster! Other than that, a great video as always!!

You missed a perfect opportunity, a 3d printed magnet separator

I had to watch this video twice because the VO was really good, but then there were all sorts of stuff going on in the background too 😀

@TheSwedishMaker

3 күн бұрын

Haha I had to hide a certain old sponsor of mine :)

In Fusion you can enter your dimensions as SideHeight=12mm and they will automatically be added as parameters, and you modify them from Modify -> Change Parameters without even opening the sketch. And they can reference other parameters, so you could use: Lenth=SideHeight*2. You can also pre-create the parameters the same way you modify them.

@Chris-oj7ro

Күн бұрын

Solid tip! I love the little time saving features in F30!

"It works!"... Had to laugh at how excited you were to get it to work first time 🤣

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

😍

So many gold nuggets in this video Pierre. I'll get my printer going!

@TheSwedishMaker

3 күн бұрын

Thanks! Yes, get it printing :)

Brilliant! Amazing! Wonderful! You are my favourite creator for more reasons than I can articulate! Thank you Bob England

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

Thanks a lot Bob! I truly appreciate it.

for the clamp swivel, the hinge seems like a weak point that is taking all the pressure from the clamping force. you might consider having a crescent shape nested in a crescent shape. this should handle much more clamping pressure, and still swivel to the required position. it might even be more stable, as you shift the pivot point from the outside to inside the pivot radius. it would function similar to the individual pieces of the fractal vice.

Great video! I’m a huge fan of 3D printed jigs. They helped me justify buying an X1C over a year ago 😂. Thanks to those jigs, I saved so much time and money when I built my own MFT work bench. Now I gotta print that 90 degree festool sander jig!

I have a secret message for you: You just got a new subscriber. Love your stuff, and thank you for all your effort!

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

hey! thanks a lot! Appreciate it

Really well done video explaining 3D printing for woodworkers. Might be the first I've ever seen someone *explain it well* rather than just doing it and moving on with the "woodworking" part. The stuff that's out there, at the cheap $1-2 cost in filament only, is mind boggling. I've got a router sled for my trim router that rides along my track saw's guide rails. Would easily run me $25-200 online for a Festool or similar guide, and 3D printing just made that entirely feasible. In about an hour of printing time. I'm researching 3D printers now instead of always asking a friend with one to print for me. Whole new world of creativity, that'll help my real passion - woodworking. Thanks for the great intro to 3D printing for woodworkers!

@jimrosson6702

4 күн бұрын

You should check out Bamboo lab printers. They are on sale right now for their anniversary.

Great use of the 3D printer in the workshop. I love the angled clamp head you designed “I wonder where you got that idea from”!!! And the message board with the secret message pure genius

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

Thanks Steve! Haha glad you caught it :)

One fairly cheap item that isn't really necessary, but can help in a pinch is a magnetic polarity detector. Sure, you can just put a magnet on the piece, but if you need to _record_ the polarity for whatever reason, having one is great. This allows you to set a standard for a piece, determine the correct orientation, and place the magnet without having to dig out an exemplar or have a jig.

Yep all of this is exactly why I have a 3D printer, hahaha. One of the first fully custom prints I did was a headphones hanger. Also customized a car phone holder and upcoming I have vise jaws, tool storage, and various other similar projects.

You can also print a magnet seperator. Your hands will be thankful.

I'm sold! I bought the bambu lab mini because I've tried to use Fushion 360 before for designing builds and it was HARD!!! So I took the leap with the mini and was mind blown. I guess that's how my parents felt with computers became mainstream. Somehow this is easier than that learning curve if you stick to other people's prints. As a maker this is saving me hundreds of $$. Thanks!

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

That is a really good printer indeed!

Nice tips. Thanks! Workshop without 3D printer is handicapped. Love the dust collector magnetic couplings. Going to use that idea.

I really think, that this is good idea, to print/make yourself a magnet splitter for yours magnetic projects. 🐈

🐈‍⬛I felt compelled to write a secret message. There were some great ideas for the shop there.

Clamp improvements is great. Also could alter it for round shapes.

Here is my solution to magnets sticking together in roll or sleeve. After watching my granddaughter eat a PEZ dispenser full (12 pieces) of candy I had a lighten bolt of an idea. I put my 10 x 3mm and 10 x 5mm neo magnets in a PEZ Candy dispenser to ease separating the magnets for use. The dispenser dimensions are ~5 mm (5⁄8 inch) long, ~8 mm (5⁄16 inch) wide and ~5 mm (3⁄16 inch) high, with each Pez dispenser holding 12 candy pieces or magnets. I elongated (filed 1mm each side) the width by 2mm, total, to increase the opening to 10mm for improved fit and removal of magnets. I'm a disabled/retired Registered Nurse/Firefighter-Paramedic and a DIY newbie woodworker with about 2 years of experience. I want to get into 3D printing for so many uses around my shop like organization, storage, improvement of tools performances, design a tool for a special job, and so on. My question is which of the 3D printers you currently use would you recommend for me? (Bambu Lab P1P or Bambu Lab P1S) plus any necessary add-ons.

11:17 when measuring something like that it is generally better to measure the solid plastic piece that your printed part with attach to rather than the flexible covering piece.

For the magnets, go through the stack and put a dot of sharpie/permanent marker on the north side. Then you’ll have a visual indicator when you’re putting them in the print (dot vs no dot). As the magnets are fully covered by the print, the dots won’t be visible in the final product

I know the feeling, takes less time to design somethings then to find them on printables or where ever. 3d printing is not that difficult, I know running a cnc machine is a lot more difficult since you are removing material. but I love both. Love the clamp addon, technically you could use those for regular clamping since they swivel, they should just conform to a square object. I've been wanting to print a new "foot" for one of my clamps since it's missing one, perhaps I'll try one of those. Thanks for the video

That insert system for the corner rounding jigs is smart, gonna have to borrow that one! For the fiddly magnets in the dust collector connector thingy, just use the whole stack of magnets to push each one in, then slide / shear the stack off, makes them much easier to handle! Do 4 'corners' first, then flip the stack of magnets over and do the remaining 4 'corners' in the gaps :)

Always a pleasure to watch your videos!

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

thanks!

The bobble-head in the window is the guy who died because he thought instead of normal cancer treatment that the doctors recommended that he'd treat it himself. And then he paid his way to the front of an organ transplant line when that didn't work, and then he still died.

🙀 Great video Pierre! 3D printing in the workshop is a game changer.

Another great video. Keep up the good work man!

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

thanks man! appreciate it

This is just awesome! I am intrigued to get a printer after this 😅😊 very impressive solutions and innovations you have come up with so far! Looking forward to the next ones!

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

Thanks man! It's a really handy tool to have

Dust collection adapters/couplers are the best thing to 3D print at home. Commercial ones are more durable and slicker looking, but they are not exactly what you want them to be. 3d printed ones are the way to go.

Thoroughly enjoy your videos. Also Love the changing message … ;-)

I have many 3D printers. They are like Pokémon. And while I don't own a Bambi, they have brought true plug and play printing.

Another fantastic video, i have enjoyed all of them, keep it up

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

thanks!

Very inspiring video. 1 day in the future I will buy a 3D printer myself

Thank you for sharing. I just got my 3D printer, not even out of the box yet. You have given me some inspiration to make some thing for the shop that I had not thought of Thanks Again Sir!

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

Hey! Thank you! Appreciate it

@davidmeyer9204

4 күн бұрын

@@TheSwedishMaker Drew at Wittworks turned me onto your channel awhile back. It is also his fault that I got a 3D printer. I always like your videos but will be paying more attention now.

I hate you. My birthday is coming up and I have finally decided to get thickness planer, which was a long process. I was kind of interested in 3D-printers so far, but now I am hyped and the planer is long forgotten. I need this thing now!

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

So sorry mate! I know the feeling :)

I've had my 3D printer for a few years and also enjoy the design process as you seem to do. We subsequently bought an old house so I'm exploring the applications I can use 3D printed parts for. I think the most useful thing I've produced so far is a bunch of pipe supports for hot and cold water supply to the bathroom and bigger ones to secure the 100mm soil pipes for a new WC. This has saved us a lot of euros. The most complicated thing I've come up with so far is a jig or tool that measures the position of the metal bars that are fixed across the window apertures on the outside of the house on which we want to hang flower boxes. I designed the box in Fusion having measured one window only to find that the bar is positioned slightly differently at each window. So the jig measures the position of the bar relative to the window cill, the slope of the cill and how far the edge of the cill projects away from the house (all these dimensions vary from window to window) and I redesigned the flower box parametrically so that I can feed the dimensions in to the design for a perfect fit each time. Designing in Fusion is one of my favourite hobbies! Thanks for making this video. It really resonated with me!

Love it, wish I had your cad skills!

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

You can just hire me 😉

Secret message! 😻 Nice work!

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

Thanks! 😍

Really nice! I actually started to think about a 3d printer after seeng this.

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

thanks! :)

Secret message!🐈 Love the clamp attachments! I'll try printing the clamping face out of 100% infill TPU and see how that turns out.

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

Good call! And thanks!

Damn, you’ve just tricked me into a 3D printer :) Well done :)

Great work as ever.

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

Thank you!

thank you very much for sharing your passion for 3D printing. the sky's the limit for individual makers! it has started a revolution of home innovation. Dyson started his billion dollar company from his home workshop; why can't all makers do the same?

Make sure both sides of your connectors are grounded. Other than that, it looks great.

friends of mine bought the a1 mini because i got an x1c and rubbed it under their nose for long enough - 199$ currently, if you think about getting a 3d printer, get this one, it will make everything shown in this video with ease.

Really cool stuff here❤

Great work !

@TheSwedishMaker

22 сағат бұрын

thanks!

Some great ideas there, nice video👍

Nicely done 🐱! Just got the laser working and now you almost convinced me I needed a 3D printer lol

You could 3D print a tool for storing and separating the magnets. :D Have the magnets in a hole and then at the top a little flat piece, the thickness of one magnet with a slot for the magnet in it that can slide across the stack of magnet and shear the magnet on the top of the stack off.

The magnet clamps are very similar to what Izzy already made and is selling in USA for quite a few years.

Dude, awesome video! Great prints and very entertaining :) Subscribed!

@TheSwedishMaker

22 сағат бұрын

thank you!

Glitch in the matrix... 2:41 no headphone hanger... 2:43 with headphone hanger BEFORE they are printed.... Seriously.. Great video.

Loved the secret messages going on! Super fun.

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

thanks!

PEZ dispensers for magnets will be the new collectible / printable 😁

Great inspirational video Pierre, I'm now sat at my desk redesigning some shampoo holders for our bathroom. Printing now 😀

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

Thanks Andrew. That's something I have on my honey-do-list as well :)

@AndrewMcQuillen

2 күн бұрын

@@TheSwedishMaker No problem, mine is super simple, I'll send it to you if you like.

I 3d print alot. mostly stuff for helping my life and for storage. I mostly do PLA but also other. PLA you can get from 8-9USD/kilo actually with good quality today!. And the Bambu printers rock. I mainly run the x1 series

Loved the video and the way you promoted your Patreon in this one.

I like the face logo!

I did a simple solution for hanging hearing protection with just an hole saw plywood and one screw. :)

I bet I could've twisted a paperclip and added a hook a lot faster than you even got the printbed to temperature. But yes, it's wild that you can think of something, design, and print it in a few hours.

Thanks

Actually in bambu, you pause at the level where the first layer of plastic goes down.

Thanks 👍

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

Hey! Thanks a lot! It means the world!

something to note about using these magnetic dustports: If you have a mixed shop where you also do metal work, I highly recommend not getting magnetic ones... the metal shavings get stuck on them and it's a pain to keep the dustport clean.

I fucking love the sign in the back changing ... LOL

I’ve learned a lot with my ender 3 pro but I’ve been eyeing the bambú A1!

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

its a good machine!

Make a magnet dispenser like a Pez dispenser google you don’t have them in Sweden google it It’s pretty simple and your fingers will love you again

Secret Message 😺 nice one :)

also i noticed the trickery with the text on the black board :D 🐈🐈

Great video I’ve been really thinking about getting a 3D printer and with Bamboo labs having their printers on sale right now makes it very tempting I’m just a little scared because I have absolutely no experience in 3D printing at all. Thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge

A nail in the wall works and takes only 2 - 5 seconds . . .

Secret message. 🙀 Nice video.

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

Good call! :) thanks

Good morning 🌅, TSM, I have always fancied a 3D Printer, I am not very good computers , but still very interesting, France

Cool video and prints. Thanks for sharing. You could make a magnet "magazine". What I have in mind is a barrel that you can put a stack of magnets into. It would have a spring in it like a handgun magazine that would push the magnets up. Then at the top you could have somesort of rotating cap that would push off just one magnet. Just a thought. It would save your fingers. Let me know what you think.

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

Thanks! That's solid idea

make a ball joint that swivels in any direction.

Export a STEP file from Fusion and bring that into Orca Slicer. Perfect curves!

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

good advice! thanks

Thanks for the file! I got the one for the 4 inch dust collector port. Did you use regular PLA or some other type of material? Thx again!

I pay attention!!!

I see you use the sys-org bins in your drawers. I've done the same. Looking forward to seeing your full design there. I've built a few custom bits for them myself.

@TheSwedishMaker

22 сағат бұрын

Hey! Yes - the ones I use are 3d printed - I made them for this project: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gKB6qKqsj5menpc.html I love the way they work.

You could make the saw guide an attachment for a quick clamp so you don't have to hold it

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

Dam* it! I should have thought of that

@turgworks4138

Күн бұрын

@@TheSwedishMaker don't worry, just print one 😁👍🏻

My favorite moment: reading the blackboard 😂

"IT WORKS!" I love that feeling!

Thanks for showing how things can be accomplished. Bought the 100mm Hose Adapter file. In Bambu Studio I change the orientation X @ 270Deg. Not sure it was mentionned in the instruction (I nerver look at instructiuon xD) pause @ layer 19

The little doll in the window reminds me of Johan rheborg

amazing

@TheSwedishMaker

4 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Your head phones were already hanging on the wall in the shot before you started printing! ( 2:43 ) :)

Nice work! Please add the link to all your sandpaper storage files… they really look better then the stuff I can find!

@andriesoort4705

4 күн бұрын

Around 15:00 min

As interested in a 3D Printer I can’t get past the creation of more plastic.

Great video @TheSwedishMaker ! My man! You should print yourself a tool to help separate your magnets. :)

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

might do! :) thanks!

A 3d printed magnet separator? Might save your fingers if you're producing a lot of these.

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

Im not producing them anymore - but that tip could have saved my fingers a year ago 😂

02:45 somebody recorded the video after already installing it ;)

@TheSwedishMaker

3 күн бұрын

It wasnt me ;)

what is that 3d design software youre using? Good job man!

@TheSwedishMaker

2 күн бұрын

Its called Fusion 360

Use a cc to split the magnets

Secret message! 😸

secret message … meh … 😺 Great video, haven’t got a 3D printer … yet. Nice to see a practical video like this one for a change.

Time to 3d-print a magnet separator then...

10:59 no I didn't pay any attention to what you said.. I was too busy reading the text in that dot board😂

@TheSwedishMaker

Күн бұрын

sorry about that :)