The temperature has settled to 87 degrees F (30.6 C) and 30% relative humidity inside. FIRST!

@lavachemist

5 жыл бұрын

I was the fifth viewer and your comment was two weeks ago :O

@oscargalaz4405

5 жыл бұрын

@@lavachemist yeah I'm confused to

@lavachemist

5 жыл бұрын

@@oscargalaz4405 I'm not confused :D. They uploaded the file two weeks ago and it was hidden until today.

@oscargalaz4405

5 жыл бұрын

@@lavachemist oooh ok

@Sevendogtags

5 жыл бұрын

The video is probably released to patreon supporters first.

So many making mediums, this, is why I tune in every week. So much Variety thanks Bob and team!!

@AGlimpseInside

5 жыл бұрын

And there’s always cool music too

@optimus_prime_____

5 жыл бұрын

A Glimpse Inside same.

@bendingsands87

5 жыл бұрын

I think he said in the making it podcast that this started as him wanting to show a single technique and as he went he just kept adding things to it. Like grocery shopping... You go in for one item and then "well while I'm here I might as well..." six grocery bags later. 😊

Love the subtle "which are available in the store" reference. Great as always Bob!

@GeneJordan

5 жыл бұрын

Yep, I'm going to order my set of stickers/spacer tool for my shop later today!

I'm a little late to the party, but I use that glass etching solution all the time so I have a couple tips to make it more uniform. The non-uniformity from the etching solution happens for 2 main reasons. First, the glass itself may not be perfectly clean. Layers of dust, dirt, or even just oils from your skin can weaken the effects of the etching solution in those areas. Second, the etching solution itself is not uniform. It's essentially the consistency of hand cream, but with grain-of-salt-sized crystals inside it that cause the chemical reaction which etches the glass. So if you just plop some of the solution onto a glass surface, the little crystal chunks may cause air bubbles and may cause certain areas to eat away at the glass faster than others. The first problem is pretty easy to solve, just wash the entire glass surface really well right before adding the etching solution, making sure to dry it completely with paper towels or a very clean cloth (and wearing plastic gloves would also help to keep your skin oils off.) For the second problem, what I find helps is that right after you spread on your initial coat of etching solution, go back and continue to mix up and spread around the solution on the glass for the entire 5 minutes of curing time. Since the solution itself is naturally non-uniform and full of crystals, this makes sure that every inch of the glass surface is exposed equally to both the weaker and the stronger parts of the etching solution, resulting in a MUCH more uniform etch. Now, with an area of glass that big, this etching solution will probably never give you a perfectly clean and uniform frosted look, but following these tips will definitely improve from the result in this video!

@jimsulsona4128

2 жыл бұрын

Mitchell Esposito has some good tips for the etching. There is one additional tip I would recommend to make the etching result better...wait 1 full hour for the curing time! Having done this for years, I have found that leaving the etching solution on for much longer periods of time creates a significantly more uniform etch on the exposed glass.

>the year is 2030 >bob releases a new video -"how to make a storage shelf for your nuclear reactor" >first 2 mins passes, bob- " i didnt show how to actually make the nuclear reactor coz i covered it in a bits video"

@snooogly

5 жыл бұрын

KAVI dis funy

Really great build Bob. Even your fix on the wrong screw thing. The photography and explanations are top notch and easy to follow. Plus, your music selections are always full of cool-sauce too. Thanks Bob and Josh. You guys are the best!

@forby_

5 жыл бұрын

Eric Rusch Sr 🙌

Thumbs up if you want to see Bob clean his whole shop!!!!

Great video, Bob! Another benefit to keeping filament dry is that it won't emit any particles if it is stored below 25% RH. I found this out while working on a 3D printing research project for NASA a few years ago.

Total side note from the project. I'm finally seeing how the Bits videos work here. You're using them to keep the flow of the video but giving access to those who don't know the process; like a video hyperlink... Really clever. Great project BTW!

@JoshMakesStuff

5 жыл бұрын

Someone gets it!

I'm a HS teacher and we have five 3D printers in my lab that share lots of filament. We've already purchased what we need to build this. Thanks for all you do!

@forby_

5 жыл бұрын

Nice, good luck!

Don't worry Bob, I stumble over "bamboo skewers" all the time. Also that storage box is way cooler than the one we made at my house. =)

I love when you show your mistakes and work-arounds to fix them. Great work!

Back in the day, we used to use a cheap sandblaster to etch glass. Usually sandbox sand is doable for the sandblaster.

@jackiefinch968

5 жыл бұрын

Haha same I work as a glazier and in between jobs we tried the best diy etching and a paint attachment for an air compressor with glass beads works well

Nice video. I appreciate that you show the mistakes and forbils that happen along the way, and how they can be corrected.

I'm impressed that it's not just for storage, but can be used to feed the printers below it as well! That's great inspiration for building one!

This channel will never get old. Bob builds something new every week. Bob the builder indeed.

Love anything you upload mate, much love from the UK.

Hi Bob great video, you can always use 6 or 8mm dowels to repair holes that are a little too big, just drill the holes out bigger glue in the dowels clean them flush and away you go, instantly repaired! 👍🏻

Great project team ILTMS! So many applications for this beyond 3d printing.

Whoa, I love everything about this. Glad you decided to make the video about more than just a frosted glass window!

This is an very interesting cabinet! the product you used on the glas is so cool. Now you can do some creative stuff with glass. Thats awsome and it inspires me!

@rm709

4 жыл бұрын

Christofix - DIY Projects rustoleum makes a frosted glass spray that works very well and gives a similar appearance- yet much easier and cleaner to apply.

I love how you are honest about mistakes, which we all make. When I screw up a hole, I bore it out to a tap fit for a fluted hardwood dowel, glue and hammer it into place, and try again. This is particularly effective for particle board, as the end result holds screws better. And while the etched glass is undeniably cool, I think I would leave it clear so you can see the spools better, though this might be different seeing it in person. A solution to the door closer could be an external counterweight on a pulley system. Great project, I always enjoy your stuff!

Can't wait to put my 3D printer to work hard this summer. Great video as always, Bob.

Nice one Bob. Very informative. Glad you decided on including the whole build and not just the etching

Hey Bob, congrats on reaching so many people! You have made a really nice content on metal work and other stuff in past month, but I really enjoyed that you are back on wood and tech working!

Bob here is tip for removing the backing paper of the vinyl. Put the transfer tape face down on the tale then pull the backing paper from the vinyl. It is way easier.

I like your outdoor builds, full of nature and greenery.

Those bearing things are awesome! Very clever.

Cool video. You should try the diy sand blaster for your etching. An airgun and an upside down bottle full of media attached to the airgun. There's a ton of videos on them. I know King of Random has one. Also, I haven't read the comments yet, but I bet you are going to get trolled about those skewers. Get ready for: -You should have glued those and let them dry first. - You should have just glued a dowel in there. - Your doors gonna fall. -That better be a temporary solution. - You call yourself a maker? -I just want to nitpick this cause I can't do it. ☺️

I think that you have one of the best instructional DIY Woodworking channels on KZread. Your style never changes and it always gives me confidence to give it a go. Please don’t stop! 👍

I like the filament rollers which avoid the need for a spoolholder!

A video from you on my birthday = Awesome! Thanks Bob!

Really cool all of the little touches you put on it.

Hell yeah, perfect timing. I've been tossing around some ideas for filament rolls in my head lately!

@Iliketomakestuff

5 жыл бұрын

We've got plans available in the description if you're interested.

Keep up the good work Bob loving your videos

The holes from the shelf pin jig are perfect for use with euro screws. The holes in the hinges are also made for those, that's why they are so big.

After recently acquiring a router with a box of bits, I did see the keyhole router bit in the box and wondered how to use it. Thanks for the clip of you using it, as it shows exactly how to use said bit. ;)

This is really cool. In the future, you could have the bearings on some sort of track, so they can move left or right to accommodate rolls of different widths.

@mrb2917

4 ай бұрын

this was a huge oversight, great tip

Put the gas strut on the outside. You could get creative with it and make it, industrial looking. Just a thought.

Love it! Maybe put a bumper in back too to protect the filament rolls from the heat source in case the cabinet cant allows them to roll back toward it.

2.5 million! Congrats!🎉🎊🍾

I've gotta say, as someone just getting started with making I really appreciate videos like this, and especially the bits videos! Keep up the awesome videos!

@Iliketomakestuff

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I'm glad they are helpful!

Cool project with some neat design ideas. I like the touch at the end were the 3D printer is printing while you walk us through the final product.

Getting my first 3D printer soon! some inspiration is always nice. might make this, nice work! :)

Bob, I love your channel so much. Your videos are amazing and so intriguing. I started woodworking in school and used some of your tips for my projects!

Its the first storage box I like! Thank you, so I have a project for the next weekend 😁

Wow, there was A LOT of good information in this video, even if what you want to build isn't this exact product! Great job team make stuff!

I just learned how to do etched glass on glass cups before this video and it is one of the best things ever

Great idea! Thanks for sharing.

just starting with 3D printing and i can see this being very useful, great video!

Very Cool process on making a Filament storage cabinet Sir

That drill attachment is awesome.....and for the glass etching maybe try a medium or small paint roller instead of a paint brush

This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on KZread!

i love the bendable screwdriver extension bit thingy

Bamboo Skewers to save the day... Just when I would of called the project firewood and started over.. brilliant, definitely putting that trick in my arsenal

The glass etching is a very nice touch!

Great video! would've never thought of the dehumidifier in the spool cabinet. Good one!

Great video bob, keep the great content coming :)

looks amazing

Dang it! It’s another AWESOME video 😝 nice job as always guys. Loving the longer videos lately too

Good Job Team

Is there anything Bob can’t do? I love how much of a DIY type of person he his

Very cool. I need to build one of these to store the stacks of rolls of filament I have sitting under the table where I do my printing. I appreciate that you didn’t attempt to whitewash the late realization that gas struts would have been a good addition or the dissatisfaction with the etching. Keeping it real makes your videos more interesting and also helps me understand your creative process. Good news is that remaking that door with a wider frame would not be tough, especially if you decide to redo the glass. Suggestion on etching... to make the etching smoother/more consistent, move the paste around with the brush a couple of times before rinsing. Another option is to apply it with a narrow roller and then just re-roll over it a few times during the etching to refresh the etchant on the glass surface.

Nice work on the storage cabinet Bob! Thanks for sharing the video. 👌👍😎JP

Hi I'm Eric and I like to watch people make stuff.

i love your videos i watch them every day

By ensuring a fresh air supply, you only ensure that more humidity gets inside the storage. If you don't need the space ventilated you should imo inhibit outside air entry

Awesome job! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

Imagine having Bob as your dad, a guy can dream right :)

Hey, great video as ever! I used the same etch solution a couple of times and had the same problem as you with the etch being uneven. Found it worked out really well to just repeat the etch-rinse process about 3 times or so before removing masking. Then it turned out nice and even! Anyways, keep up the good work! Cheers!

Elegant looking solution and I like the design on the glass door. Thanks for ownng your mistake on the size of the drill bit and keyhole direction, helps me keep my perfectionist tendencies in check

I learned about the Dado and Keyhole bit!

Great project Bob!

Bob, please go to amazon and buy yourself a pistol grip glass cutter with a built in oil reserve. They are so inexpensive and give such a superior cut, you'll be glad you did. I've done stained glass for years and absolutely love mine.

If you want more uniform etching, try a sandblaster, they work great

Great build..thank you

Very nice project! Keep going, I love see your stuff

Oh yes it was really usefull for me to buy some wood planks and make an usefull storage for my filament even if I DON'T HAVE 3D PRINTING MACHINE THANKS YOU AGAIN

Excellent video. I really enjoyed this one. Picked up a couple of tips too👍🏼

Even though this project and some of the others you have done in the past are probably ones I would never have a reason to make, I still enjoy watching these are seeing the process that goes into making them. :D

@Iliketomakestuff

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

cool video..ill add something...i live in Hawaii and used to build and remodel houses......instead of using the bamboo skewers for screw holes can just use chop sticks and glue..i always kept a stack of those handy

awesome job mate

Love it

You could 3D print a flip out kickstand to hold the door up.

Good vid. You make it look so easy.

Nice work, looks very nice.

nice project... thanks

That shelf be drippin’, glad you took care to stop the droopin’.

i like your tools and stuff dude ...

How in the world do you produce this much content? I must consume all of it. Love your videos!

@forby_

5 жыл бұрын

Nathan Lee teamwork 😁

Good idea

Great tee!

One idea for the feeding holes. Take an old pneumatic coupler and drill a hole in the wood and screw the coupler in. Than you can use an old PTFE tube to feed the filament without introducing moisture. And have the ability to remove it if it gets in the way.

You have ALL the toys... I have to admit, I am jealous! haha Great Stuff!!!

Quick tip, if you use the other end of the glass cutter from the underside of the scored line and gently tap along the line the glass breaks like butter

For all of the time in my youth I spent watching new Yankee workshop, this old house, Bob Vila, etc. I never knew what a dado looked like.

Great project Bob, need to build one of these for myself... just a thought re the gas strip to hold door open. Attach a short bungie/elastic diagonally to the left side (bottom of door and top-back of side). If you get the tension right then it will work to hold the door closed and also hold it open once you pass the pivot point...

Awesome project! The man's been improving his form-follows-function game every new video. Kudos! Btw, does any one else get a Flanders-ish vibe from Bob every now and then?

excellent

You could use a mechanical brace that swings down and locks in place as you open the case. And you'd have to unhook it to close the case.