This is a cool project. Might be a good setup for hyroponics or aquariums.

would be cool if you could get some water flowing through there with rgb leds, like a gamer pc! 😉 nice design / build

Nice design! What do you think of using caps of PET bottles as the end caps of the 3D printed drawer sliders? They would add some Color the whole concept would be more sustainable.

По диагонали нужно растяжки поставить и будет счастье!)

Very clever considering the cost of wood nowadays. What do you estimate is the cost difference between the wood version et the pvc version ?

Your idea is pergect for my channel 😉👍. Good job

Great video as always. Your videos are so inspirational. What's that white filament you used?

@ussadesign

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Thank you, its PLA

@duese9535

Жыл бұрын

@@ussadesign Thanks for the reply. What brand and type of filament? I'm looking for some good white filament.

I think is beatiful this way of 3D modelling, but it is not much more harsh do this way than the Solidworks parametric modeling? I wonder if there is not so much faster. Maybe thats only my perception once I only model by solidworks...

much much better than your first try ;-) because it's mich more cost effective.

Where did You get the Clear PVC pipes?

Is a ratchet version of that wrench in developement?

@ussadesign

Жыл бұрын

no, dont want to overcomplicate anymore

Anyone know what CAD program that is?

@felipetesta

Жыл бұрын

This is the Grasshopper module on Rhinoceros.

Pretty materials intensive to get some drawers. I like the creativity but imagine that creativity when you just hit order on an equivalent but much more efficient and cheaper set of Ikea drawers and now you had two days to think up something new for the world.!

Why would you use such a difficult 3D program to 3D model? You have to look/search all over the place in a systematic box every time you want to make adjustments. Fusion360 for example is user-friendly. And you don't have to look/search all over the place in a systematic box.

@IAMCUBEMAN

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Sometimes you just like it that way. On top of that, 3D modeling software can be expensive sometimes, especially if you need to buy a business license, and she might be 3D modeling other types of objects that are well suited for the program he uses

@TheKrikje010

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Parametric modeling. Let's say you draw a turn nob. A 3d printed knob with a knurled profile, that can house a nut. Do you redraw it for different nut sizes? (A simple scale factor might actually be useful to fill in the gap in this example). But sometimes you want your modeling to be useful for different sizes. Or you adapt one length, and everywhere in the design, where that length is of influence, it adapts automatically. Or a tube clamp. Something that can be screwed to a wall and holds several tubes. I want to create a model, where i fill in a size of tube, and a number of tubes, and it autogenerates the drawing.

@Ripgid

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@@TheKrikje010 this is also possible with solidworks for example, some variables in combination with an excel table..

@jfearnside

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@@Ripgid Parametric design using variables is also possible in Fusion 360.

@jfearnside

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@@IAMCUBEMAN Fusion 360 is free for makers unless you earn $100,000 US per year using it. At that point, I am sure you can afford the license fee.

I like most of what you make, but using pvc puts me on the dislike side. Very toxic material and should not be used, perhaps for an outdoor storage.