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it's weak, cannot be use for hunting.

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Very detailed and thorough. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make this video!

can you please share the stl

I will say that ur video was very helpful and informative. However, watching this video is similar to drinking a flat Pepsi. You need to liven up man 🎉

next make an crossbow like in the movie "lady hawk" with two shots.

is your website down .

incase the bands inside the rail with rollers, this will be a slender design and allow more and safer tension, if something breaks, its all internal so you arent getting slapped lol

It'd be dope if you can share the project file for just that clamp for the monitor, because I'd like to add a vesa mount to it, thanks.

ud better use latex mate

great work mate, walking us through every step of a finished printed design gives people a great idea from concept to finished working print and all the learning steps along the way, Cheers

Design and trigger is really nice. But the poundage of it seemed to be very very low. Nice prototype what so ever, did you plan a shorter construction with regular crossbow limbs?

Great vid from a great designer!

Nice project and a tone of work! Bravo 👏

Brotha new sub here.. I finally try n make me one of these!

I would only add one comment to an otherwise excellent presentation. Test the fan BEFORE you put the "new" fan back in and zip it all down. You might just save yourself a few hours of "oh well" time.

Damn a lot of dust on that printer xD

Which 3D printer did you use?

this is the most specific sponsored video I've ever seen, but I do somehow also have a portable monitor and 3d printer I've been meaning to learn CAD for. thanks for the insights!

It was a very successful design. I really liked it. Is there an stl file of this design that we can download and use?

I love this series! Great content! I wish there were more people who explained their design processes like you do. Looking forward to part 4. Do you already have ideas to make it support the weight? A gas spring perhaps?

Can't believe you stood there for several weeks brainstorming but it looks like it was worth it. One thing I noticed is that you print the clamp so that the clamping force will make it shear apart along the layer lines. If you managed to adapt the design so that the clamp can be printed on its side it would be much stronger. Same goes for the ACME screw. If you split it in half vertically and print both halves flat and glue them back together you'd have a much stronger screw. I really like how you explain the whole process.

Yooo good stuff bro.. keep up the hustle 💪 went to Triton College haha

Really cool and great video! Have you thought about using a 3030 aluminum extrusion as the base? That could probably make it a whole lot stiffer. Or even 3060.

Printing designs are always fire 🔥 detailed project love it bro!!

Bro this is dope af and I just learned something new!

Super cool video, it helped me I had sort of the same problem, thanks!

I wold love to help out with the development of this if you’re interested. Subscribed so I don’t miss out on your future videos.

Outstanding and very thorough video. This is what the Prusa community needs. Great Job!!

Bro that “oops oh well” @4:04 just made me feel better 😂 thank you

Its cool to see black engineers, keep up the,good work 👍🏿

Cocking ?

Would love to get my hands on the 3D files for this

Great info! You helped me solve tiny debris stuck in my fan👍 thank you

What's the software you used to design the 3d model?

Thanks for the video. I'm a big fan ;-)

The riser I would recommend PLA+ and up the infill to at least 60% to get the breaking under control(25% is way too low imo). Obviously if you did 100% infill it would be sturdy and last quite a long time but I realize 1) it’s a prototype,2) it will cost more and 3) it’ll take significantly more time to print. For the next idea (bearing my suggestions in mind) you could more than likely make a riser with a 4 arm cavity for more ft./lbs. good Kobe either way bro.

You should make more videos

Nicely done video!

Very cool.

Hi, great job on this video. Really good quality and great voiceover, with clear instructions.

Nice video! Printed Solid has replacement parts now for the Prusa in the US. I replace my fans once a year do to living in dusty state! Get the E3D Revo 6 its a game changer

Loved your crossbow, great content!

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Good job

Would love to have the.stl files for this. Looks awesome!

Can i build this if i live in Brazil

I really like that power strip design. Well done

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is there anywhere I can download the files