I was so confused watching the 2nd design wonder how all these parts turn out to be a drill press - it was a vice. Still very nice!
@davidd2661Күн бұрын
That ain't a drill press, rather a low quality, mobile vise, which will get messed up in less than 4 uses...
@user-zy8ew6up2yКүн бұрын
ive dowloaded it back in v1 but now i lost my pc cant reprint it again
@747Nook2 күн бұрын
Русский чтоли? )
@yzzoarts2 күн бұрын
buying kallax would be 100x faster and 5x cheaper anyway xD
@therealdavehtaylor2 күн бұрын
This has nothing to do with IKEA
@Aequanima2 күн бұрын
What workholdimg system do you have? That is beautiful
@gusmaiawork3 күн бұрын
3d printing was never ugly unless the person doing it doesn't know how to print and polish
@treytrey60114 күн бұрын
Outstanding!
@ppprdr46664 күн бұрын
this is autistic and I like it.
@user-vu6lg8qi8c4 күн бұрын
This man deserve 100m views in.in this video
@georgescg73425 күн бұрын
brilliant but very expensive and bulky compared to a self leveling bit, the metal parts and filament cost ruin this, it would be better to just get a dremel veritas router base and just 3d print mods for it.
@InfamousSabreMods6 күн бұрын
Yeah thats not a drill press
@anoukk_7 күн бұрын
I only really like how it looks when they are one clean looking part like the center part of the first stool. But the ability to create very specific parts like on 2:22 , 5:45 and 6:45 is amazing.
@esixx177 күн бұрын
Offer one without the router table insert for those who don't need it and only want the base
@HumbertoHernandez7 күн бұрын
Ehh.. it's not like it's 3D printed furniture (hence the weakness) it's just wood furniture that replaces glue for 3D printed parts. I mean, the wood gives the structural strength and you still need screws.
@nemesis89rus7 күн бұрын
Офигенно круто, я в шоке от вас, парни. Может запишете разговорное видео о вашем пути, и о компании? Блог для истории. Я под большим впечатлением, это мотивирует.
@cowjuice71488 күн бұрын
I really appreciate you giving this model for free.
@coverstem8 күн бұрын
i started my production with silicon mould and polyurethane resin too 😅
@YN3_9 күн бұрын
Пиздос. Без задней стенки или обвязки поперечной, все это будет ходуном ходить, как и показано в конце видео, а если все это нагрузить вещами, то оно будет ходуном ходить еще с большей силой инерции. Фантастически усложннеые узлы соединений, черенка от швабры и полки, 3 печатных детали, хотя можно было обойтись одной с зажимом при вкручивании саморезов. Что-то интересное, практичное и просто изобретать очень трудно, я этим занимаюсь с 2007 года и понимаю, что мой коммент выглядит просто как очередной наброс и оскорбление, но нет предела совершенству, у тебя есть прикольные идеи, так что желаю сил и вдохновения на реализацию всего.
@zloidooraque010 күн бұрын
half useless, half one-time use
@mportusable11 күн бұрын
Why not post a bill of materials? I'm surprised with the attention to detail I see in your design, website... a simple BOM is lacking. I gather from your reply below that you need 2.5M 25mm bolts, with nuts I guess as well, that's 6 of them? Then you say screws but what I see is more bolts on the saw holders, what are these? Every handle seems to have 2 holes for 2 screws into the wood beam, but are these optional then since they are not in the video? All this should be easy 30 seconds to add to the description, either here, on your website or on the files you get when you purchase the design. Thanks in advance.
@user-hr3jx5yv9s12 күн бұрын
Шляпа какая-то
@yakine1312 күн бұрын
You're my inspiration...
@ct102912 күн бұрын
I shudder to think how quickly a small part from this would go missing
@fancyfuchs12 күн бұрын
Hello! Could someone link me to the correct drill chuck for this project? The link in the spreadsheet seems wrong. Love the work, thanks!
@CAVjoinery13 күн бұрын
smartest thing i have seen nice in last 3 month !cool tool that
@mekateka13 күн бұрын
Your video made me change the point of view on using 3D printing for the final product. Fabulous.
@mekateka13 күн бұрын
Beautiful quality of the video & manufacturing progress. I just realized that this was a kickstarter project at the end. Amazing.
@x110112613 күн бұрын
This place looks like china.
@rudde725114 күн бұрын
You know, this actually answered a lot of questions I didn't know I had about manufacturing in general.
@julieta20315 күн бұрын
Very impressive. I want to buy one!
@Jim_One-wl4ke15 күн бұрын
A good tool comes from a great hands on designer like you. You deserve a good praise. You are magnificent brother. Keep up your good work.Thanks for sharing your build ❤
@falsedragon3316 күн бұрын
Everything in the bins will be destroyed in a shop. Closed drawers would be much better.
@flyingpearl695616 күн бұрын
This voice actor is completely unsuitable for the commercial for this product. If you do everything from scratch to the end, why not follow this rule? This is a dissonance
@Tramantor17 күн бұрын
Спасибо за твои видео! Твой путь вдохновляет!
@ComeAndHaveALook17 күн бұрын
the amount of wood work might as well do all wood
@SergeiSugaroverdoseShuykov17 күн бұрын
11:19 doggo says "nyet".
@523Oleg17 күн бұрын
What application he used?
@mdeko-apdaila17 күн бұрын
i wonder if i could use godox in construction for better light and visibility, good idea to light workbench as such
@nelsonhuang995617 күн бұрын
I would still prefer some post processing after the print is done, try using some Bondo or stuff like that, it will get rid of the gap between parts and also layer lines.
@mohgraph25418 күн бұрын
No spades were harmed throughout the making of this video. I love your work man, keep it up👌
@fns5818 күн бұрын
Very cool! But it hurt seeing the base break, can't imagine your face when that happened. SIlk PLA sucks!
@FrodeBergetonNilsen18 күн бұрын
This is great. But there is a "but". PLA is malleable. Not sure that is what you want to use, due to that very fact. Also, you should ask Elegoo or someone to sponser you with a larger bed printer, as you obviously would make use of it. Also, your printed parts are easy to reproduce, while your woodworking is not. For instance, the chair in the beginning of the vid, is awesome, but some of the parts is impossible to reproduce for the most of us. If you managed to make something, with easily reproducible wooden parts, or with alternate commercial parts, and entire market is suddenly yours. Lastly, you really should look at using m14-m18 printed screws. They are super easy to design for, once you understand them, and super strong. They are easily embedded into parts, and just a ton stronger than the thin diameter screws you are using. Just reduce the width of the male screw to 98%, and tap the female. Flat head shape for your driver bit. Love what you did with the legs in the last couple of vids. That is easily reproducible, just a plain cut, if you ever considered allowing others to copy your work. Thanks for doing this. I would really love for you to make a living on the parts itself, and not just on the tube.
@scienceraven120018 күн бұрын
Interesting! if you can get a rotator router that cna carve some celtic legs and route some complex table tops with epoxy inlays it would be fun.
@creativemids18 күн бұрын
Where can I get the penicil sharpener?
@shivaargula473518 күн бұрын
Should send a few to popular woodworking channels for sponsored review. Use their review videos as advertisement. They'll do a better job of making the product look good than the narrator you are hiring, no offense.
@ussadesign18 күн бұрын
100% agree, do you have any recomendations?
@tanmaykulkarni18 күн бұрын
Is it possible to make dowel rod stool in 3/8" and 1/2" version of dowels. 10mm dowels are hard to get in the US.
Пікірлер
Я такое из трубы и фитингов джокер делал
Стяжки диоганальные нужны
I was so confused watching the 2nd design wonder how all these parts turn out to be a drill press - it was a vice. Still very nice!
That ain't a drill press, rather a low quality, mobile vise, which will get messed up in less than 4 uses...
ive dowloaded it back in v1 but now i lost my pc cant reprint it again
Русский чтоли? )
buying kallax would be 100x faster and 5x cheaper anyway xD
This has nothing to do with IKEA
What workholdimg system do you have? That is beautiful
3d printing was never ugly unless the person doing it doesn't know how to print and polish
Outstanding!
this is autistic and I like it.
This man deserve 100m views in.in this video
brilliant but very expensive and bulky compared to a self leveling bit, the metal parts and filament cost ruin this, it would be better to just get a dremel veritas router base and just 3d print mods for it.
Yeah thats not a drill press
I only really like how it looks when they are one clean looking part like the center part of the first stool. But the ability to create very specific parts like on 2:22 , 5:45 and 6:45 is amazing.
Offer one without the router table insert for those who don't need it and only want the base
Ehh.. it's not like it's 3D printed furniture (hence the weakness) it's just wood furniture that replaces glue for 3D printed parts. I mean, the wood gives the structural strength and you still need screws.
Офигенно круто, я в шоке от вас, парни. Может запишете разговорное видео о вашем пути, и о компании? Блог для истории. Я под большим впечатлением, это мотивирует.
I really appreciate you giving this model for free.
i started my production with silicon mould and polyurethane resin too 😅
Пиздос. Без задней стенки или обвязки поперечной, все это будет ходуном ходить, как и показано в конце видео, а если все это нагрузить вещами, то оно будет ходуном ходить еще с большей силой инерции. Фантастически усложннеые узлы соединений, черенка от швабры и полки, 3 печатных детали, хотя можно было обойтись одной с зажимом при вкручивании саморезов. Что-то интересное, практичное и просто изобретать очень трудно, я этим занимаюсь с 2007 года и понимаю, что мой коммент выглядит просто как очередной наброс и оскорбление, но нет предела совершенству, у тебя есть прикольные идеи, так что желаю сил и вдохновения на реализацию всего.
half useless, half one-time use
Why not post a bill of materials? I'm surprised with the attention to detail I see in your design, website... a simple BOM is lacking. I gather from your reply below that you need 2.5M 25mm bolts, with nuts I guess as well, that's 6 of them? Then you say screws but what I see is more bolts on the saw holders, what are these? Every handle seems to have 2 holes for 2 screws into the wood beam, but are these optional then since they are not in the video? All this should be easy 30 seconds to add to the description, either here, on your website or on the files you get when you purchase the design. Thanks in advance.
Шляпа какая-то
You're my inspiration...
I shudder to think how quickly a small part from this would go missing
Hello! Could someone link me to the correct drill chuck for this project? The link in the spreadsheet seems wrong. Love the work, thanks!
smartest thing i have seen nice in last 3 month !cool tool that
Your video made me change the point of view on using 3D printing for the final product. Fabulous.
Beautiful quality of the video & manufacturing progress. I just realized that this was a kickstarter project at the end. Amazing.
This place looks like china.
You know, this actually answered a lot of questions I didn't know I had about manufacturing in general.
Very impressive. I want to buy one!
A good tool comes from a great hands on designer like you. You deserve a good praise. You are magnificent brother. Keep up your good work.Thanks for sharing your build ❤
Everything in the bins will be destroyed in a shop. Closed drawers would be much better.
This voice actor is completely unsuitable for the commercial for this product. If you do everything from scratch to the end, why not follow this rule? This is a dissonance
Спасибо за твои видео! Твой путь вдохновляет!
the amount of wood work might as well do all wood
11:19 doggo says "nyet".
What application he used?
i wonder if i could use godox in construction for better light and visibility, good idea to light workbench as such
I would still prefer some post processing after the print is done, try using some Bondo or stuff like that, it will get rid of the gap between parts and also layer lines.
No spades were harmed throughout the making of this video. I love your work man, keep it up👌
Very cool! But it hurt seeing the base break, can't imagine your face when that happened. SIlk PLA sucks!
This is great. But there is a "but". PLA is malleable. Not sure that is what you want to use, due to that very fact. Also, you should ask Elegoo or someone to sponser you with a larger bed printer, as you obviously would make use of it. Also, your printed parts are easy to reproduce, while your woodworking is not. For instance, the chair in the beginning of the vid, is awesome, but some of the parts is impossible to reproduce for the most of us. If you managed to make something, with easily reproducible wooden parts, or with alternate commercial parts, and entire market is suddenly yours. Lastly, you really should look at using m14-m18 printed screws. They are super easy to design for, once you understand them, and super strong. They are easily embedded into parts, and just a ton stronger than the thin diameter screws you are using. Just reduce the width of the male screw to 98%, and tap the female. Flat head shape for your driver bit. Love what you did with the legs in the last couple of vids. That is easily reproducible, just a plain cut, if you ever considered allowing others to copy your work. Thanks for doing this. I would really love for you to make a living on the parts itself, and not just on the tube.
Interesting! if you can get a rotator router that cna carve some celtic legs and route some complex table tops with epoxy inlays it would be fun.
Where can I get the penicil sharpener?
Should send a few to popular woodworking channels for sponsored review. Use their review videos as advertisement. They'll do a better job of making the product look good than the narrator you are hiring, no offense.
100% agree, do you have any recomendations?
Is it possible to make dowel rod stool in 3/8" and 1/2" version of dowels. 10mm dowels are hard to get in the US.