Love the 80's style LCD wrist watch! Brings back some good memories! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Any chance of giving a more in-depth though process/tutorial/thoughts on parametric design? I like the time lapses they’re cool. I just wish I could learn more about your design process.

@pedroiribarmorales1127

Жыл бұрын

Hi, did u saw the USSA|| grasshopper channel?? Search for it

@UloPe

Жыл бұрын

That’s just more of the same. Incomprehensible clicking and dragging way too fast to understand anything.

@TylerHallHiveTech

Жыл бұрын

@@pedroiribarmorales1127 yes, i'm subbed and have watched all those as well. its more timelapses, which are cool, and am grateful for. but they're not very instructive. I'm asking for more of a tutorial. and the thought process. and tips and tricks on how/why to use parametric modeling the way he does. its just interesting I haven't seen anyone else work in this exact way. would be worth getting some more in depth narration on.

@yecine

Жыл бұрын

I second that. It would be great to have more details and explanation on the thought process and usage of grasshopper

@lazyman1011

Жыл бұрын

Would be nice to have a slow one with some hints etc. about the workflow.

This is really amazing! Super channel

Love the style of your videos I really enjoy watching them. Bit if of feedback to the projects: The router stuff and the drillguide, absolute great. But I'm not a fan the racks though. Keep it up I'm always happy to get a KZread notification from your channel.

Brilliant designs mate. The gas burner at 3.05 easy to miss. Was wondering how the nuts are melting the 3d printed material, had to watch a few times. Enjoy watching your work , thanks 😊

NICE JOB! Have you tried to build a pocket-hole jig ?

At 8.30, what are the transparent tubes. Where to get them? Thanks

How does this compare to OpenSCAD? I assume the flow that you build is equivalent to coding in OpenSCAD.

Would love to see you handle the wobble (8:40 approx); (have mentioned this in another video.)

About the yellow ring at 11:04, would I need to print that in TPU?

@stealthwang

Жыл бұрын

or another flexible filament yeah

Hallo, also ich muss ja mal sagen, du hast ja die Ruhe weg mit deinen verschieden , um auf das richtige Ergebnis zu kommen, konstuierten sachen. Klappt das immer auf anhieb mit deinen verschieden konstruierten Gewinden ? Deine Videos gefallen mir sehr gut. LG

What is this program name? I mean node design program name. I couldn’t ınderstand how can you draw with this kind of things? This is so interesting.

@leanh663

Жыл бұрын

Rhino and Grasshopper plugins

What slicer/filament do you use?

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

prusa slicer for x1,x2 , cura 4.4 for superfast, for snapmaker its own software, PLA and TPU filament

@JacksonAcademy1

Жыл бұрын

@@ussadesign Ok, thanks!

Can't imagine printing anything durable out of PLA.

@zackmeuth

Жыл бұрын

Have you printed PLA? a 1 layer thick 1"x1" cube will hold the weight of an adult man... Sure its not Nylon 12 CF or some crap, but its plenty durable for MANY instances.

@bernardtarver

Жыл бұрын

@@zackmeuth Who hasn't printed with PLA? Plus, you're confusing durability with strength.

Tutto molto bello, però tutti i materiali sono da acquistare, ed hanno un costo. . .

You are a great designer but come on, why are you posting the exact same videos once again??