Thanks for watching! I'd love to hear what you think of the tips... do you agree or disagree? Did I miss any? Let me know!

@odeball22

Жыл бұрын

Zack is better free information.

@riffraff60

Жыл бұрын

I found it informative, would watch more

@strictnonconformist7369

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, jumping in with a full build plate without verifying smaller is a recipe for disaster. Note this applies outside of Gridfinity prints as well, especially for fit and printability issues, or verifying that something is big, small, strong, flexible enough.

Wow, only realised this was your first video when reading the comments. Great video for anyone, especially for a first! ☺️👌🏼

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!! I really appreciate it!

@TheJacklwilliams

10 ай бұрын

VERY VERY NICE!

@baschoen23

5 ай бұрын

Yeah wow, I was 3/4 through when I read the this comment and I'm sure a year in, he's even more practiced but I thought he was just a seasoned to-camera youtuber until I read this.

Man your video was *really* well done: very professionally edited, you speak very clearly and hit important notes instead of filling time, and I appreciate you giving credit where due. I'm subscribed!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated! I won't disappoint you.... very cool videos coming soon

Just wanted to say thanks for some great tips! Also, thank you for leaving a comment on Jamie's post on Printables which is what got me here. I was feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the options when I ran across Jamie's OpenSCAD model. That, in itself, made me feel much better but watching your videos with such great tips was the icing on the cake!

Your video quality was excellent. I honestly couldn’t tell this was your first video and just starting your channel. I felt like you have been doing this for years. Keep it up and good luck!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

haha thanks. I've been in content creation for about a decade, I'm new to 3D printing content is all :)

I'm still researching 3D printing. I find your videos very accessible. Very helpful. So, keep up the good work!

I’m very new to 3d printing. My printer will be here tomorrow. I’m just going through KZread to learn as much as I can before jumping in…I’ve watched several of your videos now and they never fail to teach me something and make me laugh! Great combo. You get the first sub from me to a 3d printing channel.

Thanks so much for posting your videos, I just got my first printer and your videos are super inspiring. Love the content, keep it goin!!

Thanks for sharing your experiences with the grid storage solutions. I’ve seen both Alex’s and Zach’s videos but have yet not taken the plunge. Keep the storage videos coming. I’m subscribed and look forward to more cool tips.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

This is good feedback: more storage videos. I'm also obsessed with storage, so that shouldn't be difficult to do. I added it to my task manager as feedback :)

Thanks for the video. This is actually a fairly good into to Gridfinity. Something I will definitely spend some time on when I finally get my 3D printer. Also, you are much easier to follow than Zack. Two topics I would like to see is one on getting started and one on your workflow.

Man, this was a GREAT video! Excellent work crediting so many awesome makers, and linking to them, the projects, etc. in the description. This video made me subscribe! :)

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU for the great feedback :) I'll keep it up!

I bought some of charming-smart-Chappel designed, but I have to say I’m glad your video found itself to me. The tips, the context, the quirky style of video is what I needed.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

NICE! I'm glad to have you as a subscriber :) Welcome :)

Yup - great info and I like the way you present it. You come off more as someone who enjoys the hobby than a technical expert. That makes it easier for me to relate to. I'm subscribed and look forward to your new videos!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. I’m glad that my noviceness is serving me. It is gonna be real apparent when I try to build a voron next month lol

Listen, there is one thing I've learned from this video, and you've earned a sub because of this. "Analysis Paralysis", never heard of it before, but it fits me so well. I don't enjoy Art, simply because I hate the feeling of starting with a "blank canvas", where there's no real clear goal, besides maybe an idea of sorts. However, I love tinkering and practical problem solving. Once I know where I want to get to, and once I've drawn up a plan I think that'll fit these needs, I can work on it. But before there's a plan, a solution I want to create; I cannot work. On anything. Be it projects in school, or be it 3D Printing and tinkering. I was fairly confident I have ocd, due to compulsive actions and thoughts. Even if this was just a joke about OCD in the video, this genuinely made something snap in my head and I will try to be less harsh on myself for this issue. Thank you, even if this was just overanalyzed and completely besides the point of what "Analysis Paralysis" was meant to indicate here. PS, if you even had the patience to read this: Impressive production quality for the size of your channel. If this is where you're starting out, I can't wait to see what your standards will be once you reach the 100k's

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for sharing your touching personal story with me. I read it with great interest, actually :) I personally DO have a form of OCD, though it mostly manifests in my relationships (worrying about losing people) than in my physical space. That said, I definitely am a little obsessive over things like 3D printing, organization, etc. I can tell you from experience that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy REALLY helped me, because it's basically teaching you how to not give your troublesome and intrusive thoughts too much attention. Basically, you learn to say "eh, there's my brain doing that thing again. It doesn't mean anything. What was it I was doing again? Oh, right, writing this email." It really helped me a LOT.. check it out. Also, thanks so much for the kind words. I hope to grow the channel, and every sub counts, so make sure you're one of them :)

Thanks for the tips. You saved me from mistakes and helped others gain from sharing your lessons learned with printing gridfinity. Incredible video both in quality, content and production! I hope you continue making vids like this! Subscribed.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Appreciate it!

Thank you for showing me what I need to be aware of. I'm 66 years old and only starting out on this 3D printing saga, so I'll be watching for "anything" that you put up here on KZread. Keep up the great work and again Thanks

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words, hit that subscribe button, send some recommendations, I'll keep the good stuff coming

This is a great system, I wasn't sure about it. What if you make a follow up showing your setup, what types of boxes you used and what crazy color schemes you ended up with?

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

I just might do a short on that

Randomly showed up in my suggestions.. your production quality is amazing for such a small channel. I expect you to explode soon! Inspiring as I have a massive workshop but just can’t bring myself to record videos haha.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I've been in content creation for a decade :) hehe

I bought Alex’s system over a year ago and used it to organize my office at work. Then, as I was building my new wood shop I saw Zach’s video. So I printed a handful of both and opted to stick with Alex’s for my shop setup. My shop is actually very similar to Alex’s in terms of the types of tools I have and the types of projects I do so it made sense. Also I found the bins a bit more sturdy and easier to print. But you’ve convinced me to go back and give the gridfinity system a second chance. Maybe it’s expanded to the point where it’ll be worth using to organize my new office that’s being built as we speak. Great video, well produced and articulate, funny but still to the point. I also had layer adhesion problems when printing the gridfinity bins, but I also usually print around 200. So I’ll try upping the temps. And lastly I couldn’t agree more about with your advice to just print one until you’re confident. I’ve had to learn that one the hard way too many times 😅

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the indepth comment Robert, it means a lot to me that you'd spend the time replying. Yeah, Gridfinity has grown, and also, you can make it whatever you want, with these auto-generating tools and stuff. I don't like proprietary systems, it's why I love Bitcoin, and open-source stuff on my computer, and Prusa, as opposed to other machines. I like open source and hwat it stands for. That said, if I'd already printed so much of Alex's stuff, I might not re-print it, I'd just make the NEXT project Gridfinity :)

@robertzarfas9556

Жыл бұрын

@@thenextlayer I'm definitely with you on the value of open source. As a teacher SO much of the technology in schools is just clever marketing designed to trap schools into proprietary ecosystems. SMART boards, TI calculators, Chromebooks, Ipads just to name a few. Anytime I get a technology for my classroom makerspace I always try my hardest to make sure it's opensource and all the programs I teach kids on are free.

Wow. The quality of your videos are insane. When i looked at how many subs you had i got really suprised (probaly expecting +100k) Keep up the good work!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks! This is a HUUUUGE compliment. The channel is only a few weeks old, but I'm working on growing it. Please make sure you're subscribed :) I have some REALLY REALLY exciting videos coming out soon.

Really enjoyed the video, will definitely be watching future stuff you put out!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Awesome thank you! Make sure to sub, epic video coming out next week

Thank you for your content. This will help me to get on with gridfinity. Zack Freedman made me want this, you got me a lot closer to actually print some of this myself. Another subscriber to you 🙂 btw I bought the plans from Alexandre Chappel more than two years ago - and I agree with you - open source communities is just so much faster and stronger.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you, so honored

Your video came second in my youtube gridfinity search. So I watched it thinking I was dealing with a +100k sub youtuber, judging from the quality of production. Imagine my surprise when I saw your sub count. You deserve a LOT more views, quality content, clear explanations, excellent video production... keep it up!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!! The channel is only two weeks old, but I’m hoping to grow it aggressively and quickly. You can help by sharing and subscribing!!

I realize this video is old, but I really find it helpful. Thank you for posting this.

This is effing GOLD! Much appreciated!

Color coding with the filament is a great idea! You could try a marker adapter for the filament so you don't have to break the bank on all the different colors. Make anything that has a video (3D Printing Custom Colors with Markers?!) about setting on up.

@robertzarfas9556

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been using the make anything marker trick for a while now. I’m almost through a 10kg spool of clear filament that I got for it. You can get lots of fun colors but it usually turns out pretty pastel and soft. Not always the manliest color scheme for a work shop😂

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Wait whattttt? Marker adapter? I will research this

@TheJacklwilliams

10 ай бұрын

@@robertzarfas9556This is hilarious as, the first time i saw it i wondered how the colors would show up. Next? I was thinking of making a few gridfinity things for a friend and its a shemaker so? Im sure she’d dig it in pastels! 😂

Great video, keep going and happy 3D printing to you as well!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, you too!

Yes, please. Make more videos. Love your presentation style.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Make sure you’re subbed. Many more coming

First I'm hearing of this system, and what a fantastic introduction into it! Really great indepth video

@thenextlayer

2 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Good video and solid tips! Liked and subbed. I’m new to 3d printing and am still trying to grasp the basics. My one word of caution - avoid organization for organizations sake. organization is a means to an end - it is NOT the end. You can spend all of your time and money making a great system that perfectly fits every one of your needs and looks fantastic. Or, you can do that which is necessary to enhance your workflow, allowing you to do actual (read “paying”) work better. I’m way (way, way, way) older than you, and I’ve re-learned this fundamental lesson way too many times.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

This is great advice, thank you for it. Yep, my goal is just to get rid of all the single-use organizer boxes that take up so much space. Once everything is in it's place, I'm good :)

Subbed. This is what YT should be all about. Quality content

Dude. Excellent writing & editing, excellent humor, excellent pace, and, I can't emphasize this enough, you don't say, "like", or "literally" literally every 5-10 secs. Or, my newest pet peeve, repeatedly saying "I'm not gonna lie to you" and/or "I'll be honest with you". If I thought "you" were lying, I would stop listening. Get off my porch! No, srsly excellent work!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!

Really enjoyed your video, thanks for the tips !!! keep it up ! ❤

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Will do! Make sure you're subbed

Thanks for the great tips i just startet to gridfinitise my workshop so they come in very handy. I Just have to mention that glueing the grid in place is not the best option in my point of view. I just print little 90 degree angles that fill the gab of the grid to the box it should fit into. With this you can reuse the grids and it adjusts just right to the box.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Oh damn that’s smart as hell!!! That can be tip 12. Thanks for sharing!

I love your coloring scheme titles!

8:50 I must have been lucky, I had it set to 15% infill already and didn’t think much of it. Prints are great, but my X1C struggles with the overhangs of the lids.

Thanks for the vid! I'm just starting on my gridginity journey

Hey bro! Since I watch this video, I have seen all the ones you have posted and I love your channel. Have you ever thought about making a video where you create a gridfinity box from modeling a tool in Fusion 360 to the settings in Cura? Cheers!

I just started watching and I’m hooked. I don’t even have a 3d printer but I like the enthusiasm and projects. Kee p it

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you :) Honored

Thank you for the summary and tips. Great info before I dive into the gridfinity.....

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Happy to help! Would you want to see more gridfinity content?

@LoeKie_Aus

Жыл бұрын

@@thenextlayer indeed. I am looking to mod the base plates for mounting and integration to anycubic mega series machines

Thanks for the tips. Just getting started with mu gridfinity system.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Glad to help

keep it up mate your one of the best out there for useful content

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Wow, HUGE compliment... thank you! Much more to come

Mfw listening to Tip 8 with a full print bed underway 😐 Great vid!

@thenextlayer

7 ай бұрын

Haha! Hope the video helps

Nice video! Lab tours are alwayys fun to see!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback. Would you like to see more of my office/studio/printer room? I love video requests

Do you have any projects that use the brass inserts? I bought some inserts, but now have no idea of a project that needs them.

Great video. And definitely keep going!

You're my new favorite person.

Amazing video, thank you for it!

Great stuff man, new to the channel here, looking forward to seeing more!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU. Please make sure you're subscribed :) I have some REALLY REALLY exciting videos coming out soon.

I've seen Alexander's video about storage maybe 2 years ago...don't remember. I took on the challenge as at the time I was learn CAD on Autodesk's Design123 (since have graduated to Fusion 360) and created my own grid system and storage bins. Not sure I'll be delving into Gridfinity but I am glad I know its there. Thanks for the video

Great video! Looking forward to seeing more

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

More to come!

Oh my goodness, I really feel both the ADHD and OCD sides of this - thanks for sharing your color coding approach and also for the reminder that it's totally okay to have an ideosyncratic organization system!

Thanks for the mention! Nice video!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thank YOU for the awesome project

Great video! Would love to see a video on how to tune for bigger nozzles. My 0.6mm nozzle is tunned perfectly, but I just can't get my 0.6 tunned right and there aren't any in-depth videos on youtube regarding this issue.

Great tips man! Keep it up!

Amazing video. Printing my first grid now 👊

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Niiiice enjoy!!

You did a terrific job for a first video! One recommendation I would share is to sit back just a little bit. You seem like a naturally expressive person and I can see your gestures peeking in at the bottom of the frame. Sitting back about two feet will let you get more of your upper body and your hands in the frame. It makes for really compelling video when your gestures are part of your narrative. If you'd like to see something that corroborates that, watch the videos of any late night talk show hosts. Seriously great job man

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, feedback ALWAYS appreciated

Sweet video, I'm waiting for the next one!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Coming soon!

I somehow managed to get PETG dialed in on my Ender 3 (translucent green Polymaker) and have been printing bins as I’ve needed them. I haven’t printed the grid bases yet because right now I’m figuring out how many bins I need and what I’m going to eventually put them in. I like the idea of different colors for different things, so I may go that route soon. I just finished building my Switchwire so I may print some bins on that to help me tune it, since I have 20 or so bins for comparison. I’ve also got different size nozzles for that one so I may try that out. Thanks for the great tips!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Nice! I would print some small bases though worst case you print more to fill the gaps. Otherwise how will you store all the bins once they’re full

I have several tips: Print extra baseplates, and print smaller ones to combine. You'll need them eventually and they store well. They glue together if you need more stability. If you have a corner on a baseplate that curls but otherwise prints ok, you can trim them down and still use it as long as it doesn't need to line up with another baseplate DON'T glue bins into baseplates unless you have no choice. There will always be something you will want to reconfigure, or redesign, or maybe you replaced that tool and need a new bin to fit it. I gave up on color coding. Either have a system and be prepared to keep the colors you use on hand most of the time, or just go chaos rainbow and print with whatever you have. I am reserving one color for sharps or other dangerous tools (blaze orange) and the rest is whatever I have to use. Far better on your sanity, and that means every time I get a new color, I print an extra bin or tray as my test print. Gridfinity hot spares on standby!

@robertzarfas9556

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I’m not even going to try to color code but using one color like red or safety orange for dangerous things is smart.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Great advice for sure :)

I'm two months late, but there you go my good man. Thanks for the video, i found it really useful

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man

big fan! keep up the good work

Thanks for the tips! The gridfinity ecosystem is awesome but as a noob I’ve been intimidated to jump in. This helps a ton!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

GET ON IN worst case you throw out some prints :)

Good tips for printer settings with nozzle 0.8. Thanks!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Sure thing :)

I really need to start printing some of these, my 3D printing tools are very quickly taking up much more surface area than I have, and it would be really nice to have a plethora of specifically shaped baskets for all my strangely shaped eggs 😅

Awesome video mate!

Great video, love the tips!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Wow!! I’m so honored you checked out my channel! I love yours! Hope we can maybe collaborate somehow in the future

Gridfinity is awesome, good tips! :)

Love this video! So much good information so fast. Please elaborate on 0.8 slicer settings! CDO rocks! ( alphabetical order).

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

CDO? Fill me in :) Also, sure, I might do some more videos on slicer settings

@GRainwater13

Жыл бұрын

@@thenextlayer Same as OCD but the letters are organized in alphabetical order.

Had never heard of it, but I'm new to 3D printing. I have a peg board above my maker space so I've spent most of my time printing peg board stuff as I have more peg board space and less drawer space to deal with. I may have to look and see if I can use this system.

open Q if u go to bigger nozzle do u need to buy new wire filerment size too?

Jeeze. I'm glad I saw this video after already printing myself a slew of gridfinity bins and grids. I didn't have any of the problems you mentioned. Your tips about adhesion and heat and print quality concerns would have scared me off. If your printer isn't tuned already and you don't know how to print with a filament, no matter what you print it'll probably not turn out great.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

That’s fair. I took a chance with that PLA pro. Never again from that brand

Amazing first video dude!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!!!

Thanks! Very nice tips - intellectual and well thought out. I am in the early start of gridfinitizing, so this was helpful!😁

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

So glad. More to come

You got a like and subscribe from me for the labeling section. I had to stop cutting my project since I was laughing 😂

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

LOL

Tips were excellent more similar tips videos please!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Will do!

Wow... You made this sound like a rocket science. I have been printing bins and baseplates for few weeks now with my Ender 3 S1 Pro. Five different filaments (most of them sub 16e/kg) and zero problems whatsoever. And people say that Creality printers are pain in the a**...

@thenextlayer

8 ай бұрын

Have to start somewhere. This was my first video

You're doing great! Keep it up!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Man, thank you for this great video. Had me rolling on the floor, not becuase it was funny, but becasue its the bloody truth! I'm very new to the 3d printing world myself. My wifew already hates my printer and regularly askes if I am going to take it to bed with me. If my wife knew how much fillment I threw away on failed prints, oh I don't even want to think about it!

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Lol yeah. The trick for me was to learn to design models and then solve things that bother her. For example custom made marble trim to hide pipes, European style trash cans, and stuff for my sons stroller. Would you enjoy a video about wife approved prints to get your spouse to support your hobby?

@nicholasfranks5531

Жыл бұрын

For the most part, 3D printing is prototyping with immediate results. You might waste 1/4 roll of filament printing calibration and test parts before you have things dialed in correctly on a new setup. Even with a perfectly dialed in printer minor changes can require additional recalibration efforts. In turn, you're going to have a lot of waste. If you are designing and printing functional parts, you'll go through several revisions. If you are printing something someone else designed and printed, they designed it to be printer on their printer, and you may have to have additional cooling for overhangs, higher temps for the same filament, etc...which means more waste printing test pieces of the part until you have it dialed in. The more experience you get with printing, the less waste you'll end up having. 98% of us are learning on our own, and getting "perfect tips" from others who probably have waste bins that are twice as full as ours. The way to approach it with your wife - don't think of this as a waste of material, think of the used material as an investment in learning. Mine seems to enjoy the money I make with my current job where designing and printing parts for them is part of my daily tasks...several rolls were sacrificed in the making of this career, but totally worth it.

@MakoPCandNetworking

Жыл бұрын

@@thenextlayer yes... do it! Im sure you will get a ton of views on such subjects.

My fusion 360 skills are pretty solid but I still find open scad intimidating for some reason. Maybe an in depth tutorial on creating a custom box would be a good idea for a future video.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Noted! I'll add it to the list

@thirtythreeeyes8624

Жыл бұрын

I've heard open scad described as cad for programmers and it seems like a pretty accurate description.

@Crysalis02010

Жыл бұрын

@@thenextlayer Count my vote too. You make great videos, and seem to know what you're doing with Gridfinity. For those of us who can barely rotate a part in F360, something like this would be phenomenal!

סרטון יפה מאוד, כל הכבוד

@thenextlayer

7 ай бұрын

תודה, זאת הייתה הראשונה שלי! :)

I would like to see a video on automated plate clearing after a print. I know some people do it, but I haven't determined a good way for my Ultimaker 3

Yeap I'll watch your videos :D I have to print a whole load of gridfinity first but I've hit the bell so I know when to take a pause from loading new filament ...

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha nice thanks for your support I genuinely appreciate it a lot

Every time you say you're not a real maker I hang my head in shame, each time a little lower. Now my head is on my desk and I'm crying in my failure.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

lol it's a joke man! no such thing as a real maker, we're all on a journey, don't sweat

I didnt realize you were a new channel... Great job editing... I'd love to make a channel but my ideas are limited and my editing skills are even more limited.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I have a decade of content creation experience... but I actually outsource all of my video editing, so don't let that stop you. I can't edit for shit!

>Me, after listening to the analysis paralysis chapter and the "make it your own" advice: - Hmm... ok... let's color code things after ponies. Tools for making things pretty will be colored after Rarity, tools that are very down to earth colored after Applejack, tools that are all about fun will be Ponkified, tools that are fast and furious will be Rainbow, measuring and organizing tools will be Twilightified, and my favorite tools will be Flutterbutter colored...

I too try to hide from my wife how much I spend on filament every month! ahahahahah I subscribed to that smash button ;-)

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, we won’t disappoint!

Well done. Keep it up.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, I will!!!

Yes, 👍 keep going

im running 220 on general speed, 230 on Sport, 15% infill, 2 layer top and bottom, 0.4mm nozzel with a bambu X1C with PEI bed Yes for new sizes, print 1 and test befoe pring a while tray of bins

hahaha, Whats mad, I got sick of plastic bins in my woodshop, So made timber bins for my printshop. I can fabricate quicker than i can print so its time saving and also satisfying as you made it yourself.

Here is a tip for making bins, The parametric source file as linked in the Baseplate repository also contains empty bins without the label tab.

Throwing it out there but a noob level tutorial in Fusion 360 or other CAD tool on how to make your own gridfinity boxes as a more detailed version of Tip 2 would be a great entry point for folks into CAD.

Hey, love your energy. Here's ideas for videos I'd love to see: 1. What can we do with 3D printing that we couldn't ever do before in history? 2. What can be done by mixing flexible and hard filament in the same models? (Two words: Skeleton, Exoskeleton) 3. What's the best, latest, greatest examples out there of print-in-place, single-piece articulated devices, no assembly required? 4. What are the best examples of mixing 3D printed parts with cheap, common everyday items in a smart way? (I remember a robot that used pencils for its most common part, somewhere)

Subbed without hesitation. Keep posting pretty please 🙏

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Will do! Much more intense videos coming soon :)

I haven't been able to open Jamie's files in OpenSCAD that's mentioned @4:18. Anyone else having this issue?

I really like your videos so please carry on

@thenextlayer

6 ай бұрын

Thank you!!!

Hi Johnathan, great new channel! I followed your courses a few years ago. What made you create a 3d printing channel? I was pleasantly surprised, but it's so different from what you did.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

I love making stuff, whether it's videos, or physical stuff, so I've become obsessed with 3D Printing :)

I found your presentation clear and entertaining. Keep it up until the viewer's find you.

@thenextlayer

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU! This means a lot to a new channel :)

Dope but what i want is more like a peg bored with clipps that hold the tool but slide in making it more customizable and clean/open.