I already watched the italian version and it's so cool that you recreated the scene with the delivery lady for us english speaking audience. I hope you will have a lot of fun with the new printer.
Keep going Eleonora! Your videos are awesome, & they keep improving. I'm really starting to think about a 3D printer now too. You've shown me how useful it could be.
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I’m thrilled that you’re enjoying the videos and that they’re inspiring you to think about getting a 3D printer!
Fascinating, in Sweden in the town Linkoping a guy started a shop called Biltema many years ago. Biltema is today expanded to all over Sweden and the rest of Scandinavia. Biltema is a shop where you among other things can buy car related products and tools and they carry screw and tool boards for a pretty low price, in fact probably a whole lot cheaper than that printer. I think you could get 50 probably more for the same money. I use them and they work really good. I mean just a tips to save you some money.
Amazing video. I've never wanted a 3D printer, and now I think I may have to explore that world some more. So glad your channel has grown, keep it up!!
Endless possibilities! This is a beautiful machine. Looked pretty seamless to get it up and running! They seem to be getting easier and easier to use nowadays. I might have to consider finally getting one!
Amazing! I can see you perhaps printing parts for PCs, such as a graphics card anti-sagging support or funnels to guide air flow, or just spacers to reduce fan noise.
I watched several videos of yours and I instantly fell in love with your work. It is super rare to find such a handy lady. I subscribed and can't wait for more videos of yours! Keep the good work.
What a great presentation on showing us how the new 3D printer worked and all the things that you can make with it. This is a much better world if it had more Sayaka's.
I was already sold within the first couple minutes. And then I saw the Commodore=64 at the end and... BAM! Suscribed! Great channel, Sayaka! Hope it goes up fast - it is great!
@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic And a very nice name it is, if I may say so (I have an extra-positive association to it as Mazinger-Z was my favourite TV series as a little kid, and Sayaka and her robot Aphrodite A were the epitome of cool). Thanks for the info, Sayaka! d^_^b
Congrats on the new work shop! That's a snazzy looking printer you have there too. When I last looked for 3D-printed storage solutions like this (about 10 years ago! 😅) there was nothing like you found. I need to check these links out and fire up the old printer again.
Congrats Eleonora for the new printer and the new lab! I run at work the predecessor of the Flsun, the V400. I have 4 of them. Runs great but need to tune the belts like a guitar from time to time. Too loose and it will skip steps. Too tight and will elongate permanently. Therefore I have a spare set of belts in my drawer.
You are awesome! One of your previous videos got me thinking about 3D printers and since then I've acquired one and I'm learning lots about the craft! Now you've gone and upped your 3D printer game!
I had an K1 about 2 years, and it worked but I often didn't print because I almost always had to fiddle with it to get a print. Recently got a FLSun s1 and it's been trouble-free .
Im exited for more lab content :3 I hang my tools on a scrap wood panel with screws in it, the honeycomb system is neat but visually overwhelming to me, I wouldn't see my tools xD but thats a me thing
The honeycomb system can be a bit much if you’re not used to it. Your scrap wood panel idea sounds super neat though sometimes the simplest solutions are the best!
New Lab setup looks good, love everything specially the printed drawer. Excellent use of your NEW 3D printer and well use of space, as well. Excellent building techniques! 😺💪👷♀️👩💻🥰⭐️💎
Wow... that printer's almost bigger than you! Looks like it does fantastic work, and you are certainly _putting it to work._ What should you print next? I wonder what a case for a C-64 or an Atari ST might look like. Just be aware that 3D printing can be an addictive hobby.
The enclosed chamber of the printer opens up the possibility to maybe use recycled ABS for manufacturing wich has higher flexibility and heat resistance compared to PLA, if approved by the manufacturer of course and without the odour trouble that usually comes with an open design, when ABS is used. Your organized new workplace is a bliss for a "chaotic mess" like me🙃 Keep up👍
The closed chamber is not airtight, the ABS fumes will come out and they are really nasty. I recommend attaching a ventilation system that pumps out the fumes outdoor.
@@theagentsmith The ventilation could be a problem but at first it should be checked if the printer`s extruder is able handle ABS at all. A damaged printer has no need for ventilation. One step after another.
Hi Sayaka. You have an outstanding YT channel. I happened to get an Italian language clip, in my feed, of the earlier Apple One and watched it, as well, about halfway through. I'm pretty sure that I could enjoy simply listening to you reading the telephone book in Farsi, for that matter. Beginning to end. Interspersed with your trademark music. Please keep these inspirational and educational videos coming and thanks again.
I loved the beginning of your video and I really like your new 3d printer. I have been looking for an excuse to buy one and have warned my wife it is only a matter of time.
Keep going Eleonora! Interesting how a 3D printer can make your organization of electronic component and stuffs so fine and easier. Nice honeycomb arrangement for other tools too, interesting that the side cutters can handle them too. Hoping one day here in the Philippines I could have such a 3D printer, perfect for repairing plastic parts that are so hard to find especially ones missing from vintage stuffs like gears. All the best and hoping that 3D printer will serve you a lifetime. Take care always. ^_^
I stumbled upon this video and i was like _now that i think about it, i need a battery cover for my old 1990 vintage casio SA-20 music keyboard, maybe 3Dprinting one would be a good idea_ so I begun looking online and i was surprised they are for sale, 3D printed! I ordered one right away. Never thought i could get that particular part I've been looking for when i was a kid.
She is amazing! Her interests are same as mine. If you were my neighbours we would be working together on many projects. I'm not into electorics, but i do everyting else. From electicity, welding , plumbing, programming and 3D modeling :) Amazing Sayaka. Keep up with the good work. Stay well! Regards from Serbia.
Eleonora, your vids have something so soothing and heartwarming...it's simply amazing that a young person like you can have such a big heart and passion for old tech respectively the golden age of home computers, especially Commodore, Atari and Apple. I'm so impressed and touched by that. And it's especially impressive because your passion reaches the hearts and minds of so many people. Simply amazing. So...please just keep doing what you're doing. 👍😊By the way, normally I'm just a silent viewer who's enjoying your pursuits , I'm not really into commenting...but after having enjoyed all of your videos I just had to send you some compliments...just as a small acknowledgement for your amazingly creative work here. Have fun, be safe. Tom
I worked for FLSun remotely from Detroit Michigan. I did the firmware for their first 200mm Delta bot with the bowden effector in 2018 & their CR-15s I have 3 of upstairs. They most likely re used it for that machine because thats the same machine just with a 32 bit controller for the LCD color screen rather than the older dot matrix screens. I made that upgrade myself with a smoothieclone as the mega2560 could only run 17mm/sec before the movement calculations maxed out its memory causing blobs in prints. I removed the live temp data sent to the screen in the firmware and got it over 20mm/sec. But upgrading from the 16mhz 2560 board to a 120mhz smoothieclone board with 32 step DRV8825s rather than the 16 step A4988s. I'm almost sure I sent them my 32 bit version in addition to the 16 bit. Check to see if you have a smoothieclone board inside this machine. If so, I did your firmware's movement/backlash equations. They had the wrong measurements and used a clunky method of calculating movement that ate up memory. I did this for several free machines.
I can see they are using the same 6 carbon fiber effector rods as the first machine! Probably to avoid messing with the measurements I had in place haha! EDIT: Only reason I find this hilarious is because of how little effort I put into it & they are still using it. I think I did that after a rough night at a bar too! LOL
Nice job and nice creativity. I bet that printer was pricey but the things you made look very high quality. Ps you’re getting closer to making that spaceship haha
Everyone should have a Sayaka in their life
I'm serious, why women like her are so rare to find?
@@chupitolepame5357 not truly rare but many have other hobbies and spend their curiosity somewhere else
Totally true! A pretty gal into tech dream come true hee hee. My wife still can't work the TV remote LMAO!!!
@@Throckmorton.Scribblemonger try to find someone like her, intelligent and capable... is not that easy man
@@SakakiDash that's why they're boring
Sayaka undefeated
"Benchwork"=NO "Workbench" = Yes...Nice video as always! 😁
Como dijo el señor SakakiDash. Todos necesitamos una Sayaka en nuestras vidas 😌
This lady is every guys dream girl.
Really cool channel
I already watched the italian version and it's so cool that you recreated the scene with the delivery lady for us english speaking audience. I hope you will have a lot of fun with the new printer.
Your talents are endless young lady. Brilliant Sayaka.
She makes IKEA jealous!
You are absolutely going to be famous one day. Love the channel and energy - and I always learn something.
Is this your mom calling from the warehouse?
I thought so too
Yes, that's my mom calling from the warehouse. When she calls, you have to answer!
You have a cool mom! She must be very proud on her daughter, the electronics wiz kid! Great videos!
I am quite envious of that work space. Well done!
you can see the resemblance!
Your shirts always make me smile.
Great to see our youth generation fascinated and engaged with technology. Way to go!
Especially with how much free information is on the internet now! Many avenues for learning and engaging.
Congratulations.
One of the biggest 3D printers I've ever seen.
I was thinking the same thing. It is huge!
You're an angel. Thank you for showing us the printer!
Sayaka is the definition of awesome!! The Skeletor shirt is so cool!!!
So glad you liked the t-shirt!
Keep going Eleonora!
Your videos are awesome, & they keep improving.
I'm really starting to think about a 3D printer now too. You've shown me how useful it could be.
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I’m thrilled that you’re enjoying the videos and that they’re inspiring you to think about getting a 3D printer!
Fascinating, in Sweden in the town Linkoping a guy started a shop called Biltema many years ago. Biltema is today expanded to all over Sweden and the rest of Scandinavia. Biltema is a shop where you among other things can buy car related products and tools and they carry screw and tool boards for a pretty low price, in fact probably a whole lot cheaper than that printer. I think you could get 50 probably more for the same money. I use them and they work really good. I mean just a tips to save you some money.
Nice t-shirt
So you're team Skeletor? Good. Take that, goody-goody He-Man!
The telephone ☎️ part was cool, dig how you work!! Wow
Amazing video. I've never wanted a 3D printer, and now I think I may have to explore that world some more.
So glad your channel has grown, keep it up!!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. 3D printing is definitely a fascinating world to explore :)
Brava
With knowledge comes power, keep exploring every interest you have.
Endless possibilities! This is a beautiful machine. Looked pretty seamless to get it up and running! They seem to be getting easier and easier to use nowadays. I might have to consider finally getting one!
The production value is ramping up, Sayaka!
@JeffGeerling will be jealous !
Love all those useful accessories you found to print Sayaka.
Tool shelf - easy peasy, now time for the room soundproofing.
Amazing! I can see you perhaps printing parts for PCs, such as a graphics card anti-sagging support or funnels to guide air flow, or just spacers to reduce fan noise.
I watched several videos of yours and I instantly fell in love with your work. It is super rare to find such a handy lady. I subscribed and can't wait for more videos of yours! Keep the good work.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the compliments and the donation, I really appreciate your support.🙂
What a great presentation on showing us how the new 3D printer worked and all the things that you can make with it. This is a much better world if it had more Sayaka's.
You're Amazimg. Honestly.
Una auténtica "curranta". Se te rifarán cuando empieces a trabajar! Mucha suerte!
Sayaka! Interesting name for an Italian, Don't think that I've met or seen an Italian with that name before.
So cool to see the lab and channel growing!! 👏👏
Thank you!
Very nice
(….the printer too 😊)
It’s good for it to be in another room as printing can cause a drastic reduction in air quality
I was already sold within the first couple minutes. And then I saw the Commodore=64 at the end and... BAM! Suscribed! Great channel, Sayaka! Hope it goes up fast - it is great!
@@Throckmorton.Scribblemonger Last? OK, thanks for the info...
@@Avelinovski Sayaka is actually my name, my godmother was Japanese
@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic And a very nice name it is, if I may say so (I have an extra-positive association to it as Mazinger-Z was my favourite TV series as a little kid, and Sayaka and her robot Aphrodite A were the epitome of cool). Thanks for the info, Sayaka! d^_^b
I love this. Please create more content about things you put in your electronics lab and the structures etc you build for it
Nice and handy 3D printed storage system 👍
Congrats on the new work shop! That's a snazzy looking printer you have there too. When I last looked for 3D-printed storage solutions like this (about 10 years ago! 😅) there was nothing like you found. I need to check these links out and fire up the old printer again.
wish I had some room for my gadgets too..
Nice work once again, Sayaka!
Congrats Eleonora for the new printer and the new lab! I run at work the predecessor of the Flsun, the V400. I have 4 of them. Runs great but need to tune the belts like a guitar from time to time. Too loose and it will skip steps. Too tight and will elongate permanently. Therefore I have a spare set of belts in my drawer.
You are awesome! One of your previous videos got me thinking about 3D printers and since then I've acquired one and I'm learning lots about the craft! Now you've gone and upped your 3D printer game!
I had an K1 about 2 years, and it worked but I often didn't print because I almost always had to fiddle with it to get a print. Recently got a FLSun s1 and it's been trouble-free .
The new workspace looks fantastic, great job.
Very nice lab you have there. Lot of space to 3D print different stuff. Honeycomb system is great!
I also LOVE the music at the end!
This has inspired me to improve the organisational system of my study! Thank you Sayaka for another awesome video.
And just like that sayaka makes a workshop. Thas gotta be the biggest printer i ve ever seen 😊, great work 👍
Im exited for more lab content :3 I hang my tools on a scrap wood panel with screws in it, the honeycomb system is neat but visually overwhelming to me, I wouldn't see my tools xD but thats a me thing
The honeycomb system can be a bit much if you’re not used to it. Your scrap wood panel idea sounds super neat though sometimes the simplest solutions are the best!
You are a wonderful young lady. Such a smarty pants. Love your new work room. Much brighter light; will help keep you from lagging.
New Lab setup looks good, love everything specially the printed drawer. Excellent use of your NEW 3D printer and well use of space, as well. Excellent building techniques! 😺💪👷♀️👩💻🥰⭐️💎
Love the skit in the beginning! And great production through out.
Wow... that printer's almost bigger than you! Looks like it does fantastic work, and you are certainly _putting it to work._ What should you print next? I wonder what a case for a C-64 or an Atari ST might look like. Just be aware that 3D printing can be an addictive hobby.
amazing work, too short but great video
i really need to go through my office and sort out all my stuff. thanks for the video!
Congratulações do Brazil! 😊
The enclosed chamber of the printer opens up the possibility to maybe use recycled ABS for manufacturing wich has higher flexibility and heat resistance compared to PLA, if approved by the manufacturer of course and without the odour trouble that usually comes with an open design, when ABS is used.
Your organized new workplace is a bliss for a "chaotic mess" like me🙃
Keep up👍
The closed chamber is not airtight, the ABS fumes will come out and they are really nasty.
I recommend attaching a ventilation system that pumps out the fumes outdoor.
@@theagentsmith The ventilation could be a problem but at first it should be checked if the printer`s extruder is able handle ABS at all. A damaged printer has no need for ventilation. One step after another.
This give me an idea for my garage, you are a genius!
Great video, Eleonora! Impressive Printer and "Skeleton"-Shirt. You are a true kid of the 80's!
Your videos keep getting better and better, loved this one!
We have to see the biggest thing you can print now! 🤩
You should use a pegboard and then 3D print attachments for it. You could have so much more room and it will look and feel more organized.
Wow, fantastic! Congrats on your new lab and machine, it's amazing!
Hi Sayaka. You have an outstanding YT channel. I happened to get an Italian language clip, in my feed, of the earlier Apple One and watched it, as well, about halfway through. I'm pretty sure that I could enjoy simply listening to you reading the telephone book in Farsi, for that matter. Beginning to end. Interspersed with your trademark music. Please keep these inspirational and educational videos coming and thanks again.
I'm glad you enjoyed the Apple One video, even if it was in Italian. It's amazing to hear that you appreciate my content so much. :)
I loved the beginning of your video and I really like your new 3d printer. I have been looking for an excuse to buy one and have warned my wife it is only a matter of time.
Nice lab, it is important to separate work and living space!
I click here for pretty lady, but stay because she is smart. :)
Keep going Eleonora! Interesting how a 3D printer can make your organization of electronic component and stuffs so fine and easier. Nice honeycomb arrangement for other tools too, interesting that the side cutters can handle them too. Hoping one day here in the Philippines I could have such a 3D printer, perfect for repairing plastic parts that are so hard to find especially ones missing from vintage stuffs like gears. All the best and hoping that 3D printer will serve you a lifetime. Take care always. ^_^
Very interesting 1600€ 3D printer, Sayaka is a rich woman. 😉 Would love to see a close-up of the 3D prints to see the quality.
FLSUN is giving them away for free to many UA-camrs, most professional reviewers have pointed out that it is a lemon, not ready for the market.
Excelente como siempre. Saludos desde Lima Perú
Cool❤
TFW you get a new piece of equipment...😊
I stumbled upon this video and i was like _now that i think about it, i need a battery cover for my old 1990 vintage casio SA-20 music keyboard, maybe 3Dprinting one would be a good idea_ so I begun looking online and i was surprised they are for sale, 3D printed! I ordered one right away. Never thought i could get that particular part I've been looking for when i was a kid.
I love how you want to PRINT ALL THE THINGS! (insert the meme image here)
That's a wonderful use for a 3D printer, thanks for sharing this! I love how you set up your lab. It's so organized!
She is amazing! Her interests are same as mine. If you were my neighbours we would be working together on many projects. I'm not into electorics, but i do everyting else. From electicity, welding , plumbing, programming and 3D modeling :) Amazing Sayaka. Keep up with the good work. Stay well! Regards from Serbia.
That's great!
You’re the best! This is next level amazing
I like your Skeletor shirt, it's very classy
What A Clever Girl Good Job and We always these very inforamtive videos
Damm, I thought my k1max box was big, great video!!!!
Wow that's one big printer, I just got a Elegoo Neptune 3 Max and I thought that box was massive until I saw yours lol
It’s always a surprise how big these printers can get! The Elegoo Neptune 3 Max is an awesome choice, though. Congrats on your new machine! 🎉
Great channel, subbed. Btw your accent sounds very Mediterrenean.
Italian I think
That printer is huge! Great ideas, thanks for sharing! I'm definitely going to be stealing some ideas for myself :)
How amazing is this woman!
looking forward to what you'll do with this printer
greatest electronics channel EVER, I ' m learning so much from you! Massive congratulations!!
Eleonora, your vids have something so soothing and heartwarming...it's simply amazing that a young person like you can have such a big heart and passion for old tech respectively the golden age of home computers, especially Commodore, Atari and Apple. I'm so impressed and touched by that. And it's especially impressive because your passion reaches the hearts and minds of so many people. Simply amazing. So...please just keep doing what you're doing. 👍😊By the way, normally I'm just a silent viewer who's enjoying your pursuits , I'm not really into commenting...but after having enjoyed all of your videos I just had to send you some compliments...just as a small acknowledgement for your amazingly creative work here. Have fun, be safe. Tom
I really like the build, good job
I worked for FLSun remotely from Detroit Michigan. I did the firmware for their first 200mm Delta bot with the bowden effector in 2018 & their CR-15s I have 3 of upstairs. They most likely re used it for that machine because thats the same machine just with a 32 bit controller for the LCD color screen rather than the older dot matrix screens. I made that upgrade myself with a smoothieclone as the mega2560 could only run 17mm/sec before the movement calculations maxed out its memory causing blobs in prints. I removed the live temp data sent to the screen in the firmware and got it over 20mm/sec. But upgrading from the 16mhz 2560 board to a 120mhz smoothieclone board with 32 step DRV8825s rather than the 16 step A4988s. I'm almost sure I sent them my 32 bit version in addition to the 16 bit. Check to see if you have a smoothieclone board inside this machine. If so, I did your firmware's movement/backlash equations. They had the wrong measurements and used a clunky method of calculating movement that ate up memory. I did this for several free machines.
I can see they are using the same 6 carbon fiber effector rods as the first machine! Probably to avoid messing with the measurements I had in place haha! EDIT: Only reason I find this hilarious is because of how little effort I put into it & they are still using it. I think I did that after a rough night at a bar too! LOL
Thank you.
At the beginning of your video you say "welcome in my channel." It should be "welcome to my channel." :)
This super cool. Amazing job!
Hey sayaka your biggest fan ever❤😊
Amazing and all looks so organized 🤗😊
So cool i love the new setup! Also you always have the COOLEST t shirts lol every time haha
Nice job and nice creativity. I bet that printer was pricey but the things you made look very high quality.
Ps you’re getting closer to making that spaceship haha
1:05 wood is very hard
Sayaka´s Digital not-the-attic😀
I'll still be in my attic though, but it's convenient to have an extra place :)