Man, I've been kicking the idea around about getting a 3D printer, I probably will with all the cool gear to make. I did these videos! Keep'em coming!!
Really cool video. I love to see what you can do with 3D printing for outdoor use. My nephew printed a travel shaving lather bowl for me that piqued my interest in 3D.
Happy New Year Ernie and family 1st. Glad about this new channel btw and looking forward to supporting it however. I've been 3D Printing for about 5 years amongst other things (maker space @home) and just an FYI, there are many other sites as well besides "Thingiverse" which seem supported better now. LMK if you want to know them unless you already do or can pass on for other readers. Crazy about all our weather too as we live in central Alabama and its been crazy here as well. If you're ever over this way, LMK, and we can do something. On a side note,,,Trangia for the Win!!!!~ Almost forgot, I do OnShape (SolidWorx) and Fusion 360 as well
Good stuff! Just got an ender 3 myself for Christmas and printed a case for my diy file knife. I was successful on the 4th attempt! HA! Not as nice as the morakniv ones, but it keeps my knife and my hands safe. I really appreciate this second channel. Keep up the good work!
Good stuff, Ernie! I'm not terribly productive with my printed objects yet. I'm still just messing around to learn the ropes. I never thought of searching for things to help with camping gear. Thanks, Doc! Stay well.
Not so much into the stove refurbishment but this is great content for me! Would like to see reviews of other makers products especially ones that are really clever or unique e.g. something like the paracord holder.
Yes, I do like your 3D printing videos. And hey, printing is a lot cheaper than stove collecting! (Though it does lead me to wonder how long it would take the Ender 3 hot end to boil 2 cups of water... 😁)
I have an ender 3v2 and have printed a few of these before. It's been sitting for months after failing to install a BLtouch but you got me wanting to put it back together. Thanks for the video.
Loose the BLTouch, use a sheet of G10 Garolite lightly sprayed with AquaNet hairspray, binder clipped to the aluminum plate to print on heated to 60°C. Only level your bed while it's hot as it will take into account any aluminum bed warpage when hot. Just use a simple sheet of copy paper slipped between the nozzle and print bed as a spacing gauge.
Food safe products have to be printed on a food safe machine. That said there arent any dedicated food safe machines i know of considering they all can be sanitized, BUT once a non-foodsafe material goes through it its no longer a food safe machine due to residues left behind.
Most of these models are NOT licensed for commercial sale. They are free to print for yourself, but PLEASE review and follow the license listed on the model page.
If you document your learning as you start to design your own (or even just save the wisdom for a "here's what I've learned designing my own 3d prints" type video after you have some designs under your belt) that would be a great resource and interesting
I said it once and i'll say it again, switch to CLIPPER Lighters and you wont be disappointed. Replaceable flints, refillable, and more heat resistant plastic!
One thing I will say, filament (as of 2 years ago) was not deemed food safe. I would never print anything to hold food or to eat with. I'm sure there is specialized filament but that's only helpful for people who have been printing for a while and have found out down the road. Beginners wouldn't know any better.
You could apply a food-safe epoxy resin as a coating to ensure its safety for food contact to ensure safety though pla is generally considered food safe
I like the 3D printing especially for outdoor stuff keep them coming
I would like to see more. I would like to see your printer and the full process for making one of the items you showed us today. Thanks Ernie
Yip - agree!
Love these 3d printing videos for outdoor gear, keep them coming!
Man, I've been kicking the idea around about getting a 3D printer, I probably will with all the cool gear to make. I did these videos! Keep'em coming!!
Very cool items , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Really cool video. I love to see what you can do with 3D printing for outdoor use. My nephew printed a travel shaving lather bowl for me that piqued my interest in 3D.
Happy New Year Ernie and family 1st. Glad about this new channel btw and looking forward to supporting it however. I've been 3D Printing for about 5 years amongst other things (maker space @home) and just an FYI, there are many other sites as well besides "Thingiverse" which seem supported better now. LMK if you want to know them unless you already do or can pass on for other readers. Crazy about all our weather too as we live in central Alabama and its been crazy here as well. If you're ever over this way, LMK, and we can do something. On a side note,,,Trangia for the Win!!!!~ Almost forgot, I do OnShape (SolidWorx) and Fusion 360 as well
Great video
Love the 3d printing videos
Like learning about 3D printing
Some good ideas in this video.
This is awesome! Thanks!
Good stuff! Just got an ender 3 myself for Christmas and printed a case for my diy file knife. I was successful on the 4th attempt! HA! Not as nice as the morakniv ones, but it keeps my knife and my hands safe. I really appreciate this second channel. Keep up the good work!
Good stuff, Ernie! I'm not terribly productive with my printed objects yet. I'm still just messing around to learn the ropes. I never thought of searching for things to help with camping gear. Thanks, Doc! Stay well.
Not so much into the stove refurbishment but this is great content for me! Would like to see reviews of other makers products especially ones that are really clever or unique e.g. something like the paracord holder.
I know it is Old but Man! Thous Prints came out very nice //good Job
Thanks for the content very useful.
Good stuff.
It is just as fast and easy to tie cordage into a storage knot, imo. Look up "gasket coil."
Love it, now I want a printer.
Very cool, thanx for making the video and mentioning the grams and prices…🥹
Yes, I do like your 3D printing videos. And hey, printing is a lot cheaper than stove collecting!
(Though it does lead me to wonder how long it would take the Ender 3 hot end to boil 2 cups of water... 😁)
I have an ender 3v2 and have printed a few of these before. It's been sitting for months after failing to install a BLtouch but you got me wanting to put it back together. Thanks for the video.
Loose the BLTouch, use a sheet of G10 Garolite lightly sprayed with AquaNet hairspray, binder clipped to the aluminum plate to print on heated to 60°C. Only level your bed while it's hot as it will take into account any aluminum bed warpage when hot. Just use a simple sheet of copy paper slipped between the nozzle and print bed as a spacing gauge.
@@fookingsog Thanks for the help.
More 3d printing please
Should do a p2
som,e great stuff I took a few for my own take care
Pretty cool; I wonder what the future of 3D Printing holds?
Food safe products have to be printed on a food safe machine. That said there arent any dedicated food safe machines i know of considering they all can be sanitized, BUT once a non-foodsafe material goes through it its no longer a food safe machine due to residues left behind.
Thanks. i'll be sure to ignore this
What are examples of food safe filaments?
Way cool.
Careful with the match box!! When i was a kid we made small firecrackers by putting matches and strikers in enclosed spaces. i would not recommend it!
You need to start a store to sell these things. U could sell a 30 cent product for 5 bucks plus shipping and sell all u want. Just a thought id buy it
Most of these models are NOT licensed for commercial sale. They are free to print for yourself, but PLEASE review and follow the license listed on the model page.
So is your printer holding up well? Considering buying one.
If you document your learning as you start to design your own (or even just save the wisdom for a "here's what I've learned designing my own 3d prints" type video after you have some designs under your belt) that would be a great resource and interesting
If I wanted to send you a link to one of my prints for outdoors, what would be the beat way?
What printer and pla is used?
I said it once and i'll say it again, switch to CLIPPER Lighters and you wont be disappointed. Replaceable flints, refillable, and more heat resistant plastic!
One thing I will say, filament (as of 2 years ago) was not deemed food safe. I would never print anything to hold food or to eat with. I'm sure there is specialized filament but that's only helpful for people who have been printing for a while and have found out down the road. Beginners wouldn't know any better.
You could apply a food-safe epoxy resin as a coating to ensure its safety for food contact to ensure safety though pla is generally considered food safe
Welcome back to "running out of ideas to try and justify buying a 3d printer"
$220 for a 3D printer? Not bad.
100$ at micro center rn
220 for a quite solid bare bones printer for just a little more you can get one with autobed leveling
Your intro music is obscenely loud! Other than that, thank you.
Why are your ears upside down?
Great video
This is awesome! Thanks!