Omg!!! Just what i was looking for!!! I purchased a hat embroidery hoop from amazon and it doesn’t work good …. Im going home after work today and 3 days printing this one!!!!!! Thanks a lot guys!!! Great job!!!!! Hats off to you!!!!
I downloaded the file for the hat hoop and had it printed on a 3D printer. I made embroidery on about 20 caps. Excellent helper, I am very satisfied. Many thanks to the authors. Best regards, Vitek, Czech Republic. I was just surprised by the M5 metric screw in the United States. 🙂
Clever! You're a Fusion ninja for sure. Some tips for others: If you have a flatbed scanner it can also be used to very accurately measure real-world things. If you're using a camera, get as far away (max zoom) and as parallel as you can to minimize perspective warping.
I have had my 3D printer for a year and still have yet to learn how to make my own files, can’t wait to learn Fusion 360 and Tinkercad, thanks for the awesome tips
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo your videos are by far the most helpful of any on the internet. I'm kind of obsessed with ink stitch and I'm excited i now have a way to do the actual embroidery!
I only recently got back into machine embroidery and while browsing the price of bobbin cases found the hat hoops. Yikes, they are expensive! So congrats on finding a solution. I confess, that when I saw the prices I thought I might design one for my Janome, just for the sake of it!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo You're welcome. It makes me happy to see the two of you crafting together. If you ever want to make polymer stamps, I have a lot of videos on that:) Addictive once you know how!
i love you guys, thank you for all the knowledge you have shared with us all. But i have to know WHERE CAN I GET ONE!Please let me know in the comments
Thanks for watching! If you have/or know someone who has a 3D printer you can download the file from here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4944949 and print it. As of right now, we’re not shipping out the physical copy of our hat hoop.
gonna print this for my wife. Very new to 3d printer. dragging the file into Cura I notice it defaults to printing it standing up, do you think thats best or should it be laid flat?
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo I did print it flat with a raft (the first print with no raft failed) . It came out great. Thanks so much for this. I just bought her an embroidery machine for her birthday and we just got a 3d printer. So this was a perfect project to get started.
Can you give more information on the type plastic you used an were I can buy also to cut it I have a pe 800 I believe this will fit thank you in advance you guys rock 😘
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo don't know much about what you are speaking about can you give more details what is PLA an what type printer I can use your hat hoop is awesome but am not knowledgeable like you guys💯 super smart the pair of you or is their an alternative way to make this🤔 thank you
The 3D printer we’ve been using is the Creality Ender 3 3D printer: amzn.to/3BCYbiU. Here is the PLA filament we use: amzn.to/3tiMXNy (PLA filament is the plastic material you use to 3D print with) For more information on 3D printing we have a playlist of our tutorials on 3D printing here: ua-cam.com/video/Lfz0AcpSVLM/v-deo.html. Hope this helps!
Thank you for the comment. If you're talking about the inner piece (that holds the hat), you can download the 3D print files from our thingiverse page (link in the description). If you're talking about the outer piece (that connects to the machine), that 5x7 hoop came with our machine, but you can purchase that hoop and others from amazon (amzn.to/3hLZ68h). Hope this helps!
I asked a few question on multiple videos great vids by the way ! Very helpful. I have a. Question my needle keeps breaking which are the ones the machine brings and i’m working on thick fabric like sweaters and I would like to know a good needle I can purchase for the machine that would hold as much as possible for sweaters? Any recommendations?
Ball point needles work best when sewing knits, like sweaters on a sewing machine. They have a duller point, moving the knit thread aside rather than cut through it like a conventional sharp needle. Most ball point needles are size 14. Good luck with your projects!
If you (or anyone you know) have a 3D printer, you can download the file for the hat hoop here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4944949 and then print it. Thanks for watching!
Omg!!! Just what i was looking for!!! I purchased a hat embroidery hoop from amazon and it doesn’t work good …. Im going home after work today and 3 days printing this one!!!!!! Thanks a lot guys!!! Great job!!!!!
Hats off to you!!!!
Thank you so much for watching our video and the nice comment! I hope this 3D print design will help you with embroidering hats! Stay crafty 😊
Y’all are amazing. We love all your videos
Thanks for the 3D print. My son is printing it out for me right now.
Awesome!
Amazing job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you!
Fantastic guys!! Just ordered an embroidery machine with my wife and I’ve been 3D printing for awhile and was curious if one could do this!!! Love it!
Excellent, going to be printing this soon.
Hope you enjoy it!
This is a great idea to use a large hoop and adapt it for smaller designs.
I finally got brave enough to use the hat hoop. It worked perfectly! Thanks again. I'd show you, but I don't know how to send you a picture........
Awesome!! You can always email us at projectannyms@gmail.com. So glad it worked well for you!
I downloaded the file for the hat hoop and had it printed on a 3D printer. I made embroidery on about 20 caps. Excellent helper, I am very satisfied. Many thanks to the authors. Best regards, Vitek, Czech Republic.
I was just surprised by the M5 metric screw in the United States. 🙂
Glad the hoop has been working well for you!
Clever! You're a Fusion ninja for sure. Some tips for others: If you have a flatbed scanner it can also be used to very accurately measure real-world things. If you're using a camera, get as far away (max zoom) and as parallel as you can to minimize perspective warping.
Great tips, as always! Thanks!
awesome !!
i am so thankful for your great videos. and also for sharing the files. Thanks a lot. you are a awesome team.
Thank you for commenting and watching! We’re so happy we can share our knowledge and 3D print files with you!
That hoop is crazy. Good job
I have had my 3D printer for a year and still have yet to learn how to make my own files, can’t wait to learn Fusion 360 and Tinkercad, thanks for the awesome tips
As with everything, there is a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, it's wonderful to be able to create your own stuff!
Very cool, guys. I’ve definitely been inspired to try making my own embroidery projects after watching your videos. Thanks so much!
Thank you for watching! I’m happy we could inspire you!
Wow, very well done and smart !
Thank you very much!
You should sell this hoop adapter on Amazon is amazing!!!
Thank you so much!
Your videos are very helpful, keep up the good work!
Thank you for watching!
You guys are amazing ! I recently bought a machine, I learn so much with your channel.
Thank you, glad we can help!
Wow that is amazing. Thanks guys. So creative. I wonder what else you can make for the se1900. So cool
Thank you! We are thinking about what else we can make too!!
Thanks for another amazing video!!
I’ve learned so much from you both 💕
I just got this hoop printed at my local library, can't wait to use it!
Thanks for watching! Hoping it works well for you!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo your videos are by far the most helpful of any on the internet. I'm kind of obsessed with ink stitch and I'm excited i now have a way to do the actual embroidery!
Thank you! Glad we can help you 😊
I only recently got back into machine embroidery and while browsing the price of bobbin cases found the hat hoops. Yikes, they are expensive! So congrats on finding a solution. I confess, that when I saw the prices I thought I might design one for my Janome, just for the sake of it!
LOL, that's what we were thinking too! Having a 3D printer to make our own things has been so wonderful. Thanks for the comment!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo I've put a link to your video on my Createinspain FB page and on another crafting page, hope it increases your exposure!
Thank you so much!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo You're welcome. It makes me happy to see the two of you crafting together. If you ever want to make polymer stamps, I have a lot of videos on that:) Addictive once you know how!
Thank you! We'll check your channel out!
Hi So glad i found your channel Any chance you would share the 3D file? Such a great idea!!!! Thanks keep up the great work.
Here's the link to the file on thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4944949 Thanks for watching!
i love you guys, thank you for all the knowledge you have shared with us all. But i have to know WHERE CAN I GET ONE!Please let me know in the comments
Thanks for watching! If you have/or know someone who has a 3D printer you can download the file from here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4944949 and print it. As of right now, we’re not shipping out the physical copy of our hat hoop.
gonna print this for my wife. Very new to 3d printer. dragging the file into Cura I notice it defaults to printing it standing up, do you think thats best or should it be laid flat?
We would absolutely print it flat. You will get the best results and bed adhesion that way. Thanks for watching!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo I did print it flat with a raft (the first print with no raft failed) . It came out great. Thanks so much for this. I just bought her an embroidery machine for her birthday and we just got a 3d printer. So this was a perfect project to get started.
Can you give more information on the type plastic you used an were I can buy also to cut it I have a pe 800 I believe this will fit thank you in advance you guys rock 😘
This was just a cheap PLA that we got on Amazon (Printed at 200 degrees C, Bed temp 50 degrees C). Hope this helps.
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo don't know much about what you are speaking about can you give more details what is PLA an what type printer I can use your hat hoop is awesome but am not knowledgeable like you guys💯 super smart the pair of you or is their an alternative way to make this🤔 thank you
The 3D printer we’ve been using is the Creality Ender 3 3D printer: amzn.to/3BCYbiU. Here is the PLA filament we use: amzn.to/3tiMXNy (PLA filament is the plastic material you use to 3D print with) For more information on 3D printing we have a playlist of our tutorials on 3D printing here: ua-cam.com/video/Lfz0AcpSVLM/v-deo.html. Hope this helps!
One question. The foam that you use to raise your lettering, is that just craft foam? Is it anything special?
Yes, it’s just 2mm craft foam
Two questions?
Is there a possibility you could add the single, one piece hoop insert for those with a larger 3d printer? Thank you for sharing this file!
We can definitely do that!
very good video where I can get a hoop like yours..
Thank you for the comment. If you're talking about the inner piece (that holds the hat), you can download the 3D print files from our thingiverse page (link in the description). If you're talking about the outer piece (that connects to the machine), that 5x7 hoop came with our machine, but you can purchase that hoop and others from amazon (amzn.to/3hLZ68h). Hope this helps!
I asked a few question on multiple videos great vids by the way ! Very helpful. I have a. Question my needle keeps breaking which are the ones the machine brings and i’m working on thick fabric like sweaters and I would like to know a good needle I can purchase for the machine that would hold as much as possible for sweaters? Any recommendations?
Hi, thanks for watching! A sturdy needle we recommend for denser and thicker materials is the 90/14 needle: amzn.to/3BwJSMs. I hope this helps!
@@ProjectAnonymous_Duo do you use this needle in general or only for thick materials. ?
Only on the thicker materials… Our go to needle for normal embroidery is the 75/11 needle.
Ball point needles work best when sewing knits, like sweaters on a sewing machine. They have a duller point, moving the knit thread aside rather than cut through it like a conventional sharp needle. Most ball point needles are size 14. Good luck with your projects!
I wonder how difficult it is to adapt it for an other machine?
Well, since everything is based off of the outside edge of the inner hoop ring, any change in that shape would basically require a complete redesign.
Awesome how do I get this for my machine
If you (or anyone you know) have a 3D printer, you can download the file for the hat hoop here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4944949 and then print it. Thanks for watching!
Can I just purchase the hat hoop from you both! Thanks
Sorry, not at the moment. Thank you so much for watching though!
How I find the 3D information so I can get my own printed?
Just go to the link in the description of this video, and you can download our hoop design from our page on thingiverse.
Are you selling that hoop!? I would buy it!
Thank you! Unfortunately not, but you can download the files on our thingiverse page and print it/or have someone print it for you