This is a great example on YT how to really use 3D printing in practise instead printing useless models from thingverse like most of UA-camrs doing. Great job USSA! I like it!
Just started setting mine up, and this is SO much value for money. The build quality, the case, the number of parts made, the instructions. Totally blown away.
I hope you either A patented this because you're going to make boatloads of money or B left this free source because you're going to make a boatload of people happy, whichever suits your fancy there
It's a limited market. Lots of the concepts already exist in the market. Getting patents mean you should get permission from other patent holders whose ideas you have used and obviously paying for it. He won't be able to defend his patents . Neither is it easy to make it a production piece then sell it around the world. Ultimately even if patentable it may not be profitable to produce and distribute and sell.
@@70newlifeif you read rhe desc they are planning to launch it with a kickstarter. I suppose they have done the necessary discovery for any existing patents, will likely just patent the parts that they are bringing to the table
@@Tensquaremetreworkshopi always see this problem when making stuff for makers. If it's too expensive you will see someone make it themself, and it's always allowed to make something for yourself, by yourself. Only distribution is not allowed
@@WetOlde Yes. But you can distribute how to make it. Including 3D print files- as long as you generated the design yourself. Had a company try to get me to remove a video on how to make something similar to one of their products- when I told them it was permitted, they caved in and agreed it was true.
I just finished building the handrail on my deck ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!
Extreme potential and thoughtfulness with no design comprimise. This is amazing, absoloutely stunning. It's worthy mass production with improved wear out materials and precision. Wow, I'm really stunned and I've seen a lot of great designs on youtube so far. This is next level
I purchased the aluminum jig and it arrived yesterday. I thought it was expensive but very well designed. I was surprised at the weight and complexity of the whole kit. This is a high end accessory and well worth the money. Very happy with this purchase.
Really, you got it already? I also purchased the jig a few weeks ago on “pre-order”, and haven’t gotten any specific updates via email. from the website it said it would be shipping late November, I checked the site again yesterday and it now says it will be shipping late December. When did you order and how did you get it early?
I think it took about a month but it was well worth the wait. I ordered it in September. Iwas surprised that it came with an instruction booklet which I recommend you follow as I was clueless trying to line up my trim router to attach it. I finally tried following the directions and it made it easy. Something I would suggest is to check behind the place where the instructions are stored. There is a velcroed compartment storing an additional plate and template to make a separate small router table. Best of luck with your purchase. I think it may take a while because it is produced in smaller batches as orders are received?
YES. Not many folks realizing what can be done with a 3d printer. This is why I originally got into 3d printing.......to bring my ideas to life! Good to see someone else doing it as well!
Hey! I also purchased the jig a few weeks ago on “pre-order”, and haven’t gotten any specific updates via email. from the website it said it would be shipping late November, I checked the site again yesterday and it now says it will be shipping late December. When did you order and did you get any updates?
Yeah, my appreciation for machinist grows the more I 3D print. There's a LOT of Trial and error to just get one working part made. Different problems for different materials.
This is why 3D printing can't be beaten for rapid prototyping! 😎 The designs are fantastic; I wonder how many iterations they evolved through before the final iteration. Speaking of, I love the drill press, but could the angled plates not be combined into just one adjustable version? There are at least two, no, _three_, wait, _*__five,_* pffft, *_MOST_* of your designs I'd love to get my hands on! I'm sorry that I can only give this video one thumbs-up; it deserves way more! 👍👍👍👍
@@ussadesign hi just replying ,item turned up this morning and my god amazing what a piece of kit ,I think all the guys in my workshop will buy one when they see it .Got to say even the tool pouch that it lives in is amazing ,thanks a lot.
Browsing thru the comments of multiple of your videos, yet to find someone that bought your design and shared some thoughts of how they feel in a woodshop., some reviews would be helpful
Thanks! Extremely well designed, and as someone who bought a useless cordless trim router and had to 3D print adaptor plates to get it to be even remotely useful, I am blown away how good your designs are, and those 3D print prototypes came out really well. Lots of nice detailing in your designs, and the video production is excellent too. I just dropped on this by chance, so subscribed and liked as well, and I hope this does well for you.
Cool, nice work. Some ideas for improvement: - those thumbscrews need to have a bit of grip. With tired or greasy hands, they will be a pain to turn. I know they also provide sliding so the outer surface must be smooth, but you can add a knurling to a suppressed surface. - That angle block at 5:12 really needs to be one single block with adjustable angles, not multiple blocks all with one fixed angle. This is too inconvenient for anyone to use. - The tapered tenon should preferably allow for seeing how far down the rod you are. Currently it seems like you're cutting blind. - The tapered tenon should ideally have adjustable angles, not just one fixed angle. - That router jig, it would allow for using it on free-form line tracing (like a jigsaw) or engraving if it was possible to see the router bit a bit better. Currently its super hard to see. I guess one could remove that gray part with the little window.
I just received my aluminum version of the trim router jig yesterday. I've got to say it is extremely well made and comes in a very nice case. I can't wait to see how well it performs and think it will be a very useful addition to my DeWalt P611.
Would you ever consider releasing some of your Grasshopper definitions or making some walkthrough videos? I just started learning GH and I would absolutely love to see how you approach designing practical products like this in GH.
This is what 3D printing is all about, bringing to life projects that otherwise would have been expensive and taken a long time. I see people printing dragons and other characters and can't help to see the waste of this technology.
Amazing design. I do want to say for hobbyist, the 3D printed parts should be good enough. One question, are you planning on using some threaded inserts that uses a soldering iron to press them in? Like the ones from CNC kitchen.
Thank you, new designs are going to use threaded inserts that uses a soldering iron, but current designs with wood inserts can be replaced with the same heat inserts as well, its just in some cases you have to use wood inserts because they have to be installed deep in the 3d printed part like in drill press, it will be very challenging to install heated inserts that deep without damaging 3d printed part
I just received MULTIFUNCTIONAL TRIM ROUTER JIG yesterday. All I can say is WOW! Can't wait to test it out. Very excited to see what other precision products you can come up with. Outstanding build quality and very well thought out. Has me wondering how many iterations you went through to get the design that you are shipping now.
Don't do this thing when you're sliding on the work surface with the base, while also working on the same surface. Crap will get under the base, and you'll end up with something that's not flat. Always slide on a good reference surface, like something that rides on linear guides or something
This is a great example on YT how to really use 3D printing in practise instead printing useless models from thingverse like most of UA-camrs doing. Great job USSA! I like it!
Just started setting mine up, and this is SO much value for money. The build quality, the case, the number of parts made, the instructions. Totally blown away.
Just received mine today and OOOOO GOD Its A MARVEL, all the wait was deserved awesome product
I hope you either A patented this because you're going to make boatloads of money or B left this free source because you're going to make a boatload of people happy, whichever suits your fancy there
He can do both- patents do not apply to anyone building for their own use. Neither does copyright.
It's a limited market. Lots of the concepts already exist in the market.
Getting patents mean you should get permission from other patent holders whose ideas you have used and obviously paying for it.
He won't be able to defend his patents . Neither is it easy to make it a production piece then sell it around the world. Ultimately even if patentable it may not be profitable to produce and distribute and sell.
@@70newlifeif you read rhe desc they are planning to launch it with a kickstarter. I suppose they have done the necessary discovery for any existing patents, will likely just patent the parts that they are bringing to the table
@@Tensquaremetreworkshopi always see this problem when making stuff for makers. If it's too expensive you will see someone make it themself, and it's always allowed to make something for yourself, by yourself. Only distribution is not allowed
@@WetOlde Yes. But you can distribute how to make it. Including 3D print files- as long as you generated the design yourself. Had a company try to get me to remove a video on how to make something similar to one of their products- when I told them it was permitted, they caved in and agreed it was true.
I think its amazing that you design all your jigs in a grasshopper script.
X2
It blows me away every time
This is incredibly inspiring. Fantastic work! These are intuitive and elegant solutions you've created.
I just finished building the handrail on my deck ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z and used this great little router to clean up the top rail before the final sanding and stain. It was light weight but packed lots of power. Either size battery didn't seem to make it top heavy and I'm a 64 yr old women so I really appreciated how easy it was to use...................... CORDLESS only way to go !!
Extreme potential and thoughtfulness with no design comprimise. This is amazing, absoloutely stunning. It's worthy mass production with improved wear out materials and precision. Wow, I'm really stunned and I've seen a lot of great designs on youtube so far. This is next level
I purchased the aluminum jig and it arrived yesterday. I thought it was expensive but very well designed. I was surprised at the weight and complexity of the whole kit. This is a high end accessory and well worth the money. Very happy with this purchase.
Really, you got it already? I also purchased the jig a few weeks ago on “pre-order”, and haven’t gotten any specific updates via email. from the website it said it would be shipping late November, I checked the site again yesterday and it now says it will be shipping late December. When did you order and how did you get it early?
@ussadesign any updates you can share?
I think it took about a month but it was well worth the wait. I ordered it in September. Iwas surprised that it came with an instruction booklet which I recommend you follow as I was clueless trying to line up my trim router to attach it. I finally tried following the directions and it made it easy. Something I would suggest is to check behind the place where the instructions are stored. There is a velcroed compartment storing an additional plate and template to make a separate small router table. Best of luck with your purchase. I think it may take a while because it is produced in smaller batches as orders are received?
Amazing - thank you for your help! Looking forward to seeing it person and using it!!
Does it come with all of the attachments in the video?
Mine just got delivered can’t wait to use it
Same. I can't wait to go to my shop in a couple days and try it out. Incredible packaging, manual, feature set, etc.
YES. Not many folks realizing what can be done with a 3d printer. This is why I originally got into 3d printing.......to bring my ideas to life! Good to see someone else doing it as well!
You have very sharp mind. Don't stop making things ❤
Again and again.... you are setting 3D printing at an unbelievable level. Over congratulations. You blow my mind. Always amazed by your creations.
That dust collection is beautiful. Very happy I found this channel.
Talent! There are no words, only delight!
(Талант! Нет слов, только восторг!)
Just received mine. Blown away by the quality and the packaging is a really nice touch. Thank you!!!
Hey! I also purchased the jig a few weeks ago on “pre-order”, and haven’t gotten any specific updates via email. from the website it said it would be shipping late November, I checked the site again yesterday and it now says it will be shipping late December. When did you order and did you get any updates?
This is some real engineering done to improve every woodworkers life. That router lift just blew me away. I would instanly buy if i had a 3d printer
Love the handle storage- will definitely copy that...
Great job all around man! Congratulations there’s a whole company to be made here
Thank you!! Your journey has been a biggest inspiration to me
your designs make me want to elevate my modeling and printing work. truly an inspiring and challenging thing to discover
Yeah, my appreciation for machinist grows the more I 3D print. There's a LOT of Trial and error to just get one working part made. Different problems for different materials.
was getting ready to get RICK ROLLED when I heard those drums drop in the beginning lol
I don't even do woodwork and I can see the wisdom in this
I dont even own a router but want to buy your kit. I love watching your videos and am very impressed with your determination. Well done 👍
Amazing! I would definitely buy the metal router jig. That's just awesome.
Any one can be a master craftsmen with the tools you make brilliant👍🏻
Extremely versatile and practical machine!!
this guy is at top level in design
This is why 3D printing can't be beaten for rapid prototyping! 😎
The designs are fantastic; I wonder how many iterations they evolved through before the final iteration. Speaking of, I love the drill press, but could the angled plates not be combined into just one adjustable version?
There are at least two, no, _three_, wait, _*__five,_* pffft, *_MOST_* of your designs I'd love to get my hands on!
I'm sorry that I can only give this video one thumbs-up; it deserves way more! 👍👍👍👍
really nice to see metal parts upgrade. hope to get on board before kickstarter!
Nice! That's looks very well designed, and your print quality on the parts look great!
Would be awesome to see a grasshopper tutorial!
This is a great design, well done.
This video has my jaw dropped
ordered mine before christmas and am still waiting for it .
Hello, can you send me an email please: ussadesign@gmail.com
@@ussadesign hi just replying ,item turned up this morning and my god amazing what a piece of kit ,I think all the guys in my workshop will buy one when they see it .Got to say even the tool pouch that it lives in is amazing ,thanks a lot.
Amazing designs,fantastic problem solving.👍
Dude, you are the Bomb!!!!!!! Brilliat execusion of old principle tool brought forward. Great job. I am going to order now.
Thisbis beyond words. Kreig and Fein should take notes
I don't know why I feel so much love for you ♥
Amazing Ideas for especially needing to do a thousand of something very precisely.
And this is why I’m subscribed!
Great job again!
Wow it’s actually much more expensive than my router plus bits. Fancy!
What a gorgeous tool!
Great solution / design! Thanks 😎
Beautiful trim router jig. We shared this one on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Absolutely beautiful
that tapering tenon jig made me laugh out loud ngl. Giant pencil sharpener! What a fun way to accomplish that.
Browsing thru the comments of multiple of your videos, yet to find someone that bought your design and shared some thoughts of how they feel in a woodshop., some reviews would be helpful
Excellent designs, keep up the good work 👍🏼
Thanks! Extremely well designed, and as someone who bought a useless cordless trim router and had to 3D print adaptor plates to get it to be even remotely useful, I am blown away how good your designs are, and those 3D print prototypes came out really well. Lots of nice detailing in your designs, and the video production is excellent too. I just dropped on this by chance, so subscribed and liked as well, and I hope this does well for you.
Beyond amazing! Full respect, keep on doing what you're doing!
genius designer...you inspiring me...thanks you
This demonstration topped ALL the other "Most Satisfying Video You Wil Ever See"! Simply incredible... I also envy you to an extend! :) Well done!
Excellent design!
Gees man. This is all incredible.
I believe it was Adam Savage who said something like "If you want to become a great maker at some point it´s inevitable to make your own tools."
this is so amazing - thank you so much for inventing & sharing
Very nice, I like the trim router jig in metal.
Some really cool ideas here. I lolled at 5:23 when I realized you made a giant pencil sharpener basically
Amazing work. That is a great design. Good job!
looks great can't wait for this
BRILLIANT! BRILLIANT! BRILLIANT!
It also makes your router 20x quieter!
You are one hell of a tool designer!
Cool, nice work.
Some ideas for improvement:
- those thumbscrews need to have a bit of grip. With tired or greasy hands, they will be a pain to turn. I know they also provide sliding so the outer surface must be smooth, but you can add a knurling to a suppressed surface.
- That angle block at 5:12 really needs to be one single block with adjustable angles, not multiple blocks all with one fixed angle. This is too inconvenient for anyone to use.
- The tapered tenon should preferably allow for seeing how far down the rod you are. Currently it seems like you're cutting blind.
- The tapered tenon should ideally have adjustable angles, not just one fixed angle.
- That router jig, it would allow for using it on free-form line tracing (like a jigsaw) or engraving if it was possible to see the router bit a bit better. Currently its super hard to see. I guess one could remove that gray part with the little window.
I get it and I want it I can see already it will make me and my boys woodworking gods.
Looks very flexible and interesting. I appreciate the handle that doubles as parts storage. That stuff always gets lost.
I just received my aluminum version of the trim router jig yesterday. I've got to say it is extremely well made and comes in a very nice case. I can't wait to see how well it performs and think it will be a very useful addition to my DeWalt P611.
You, sir, you are a legend.
Would you ever consider releasing some of your Grasshopper definitions or making some walkthrough videos? I just started learning GH and I would absolutely love to see how you approach designing practical products like this in GH.
All and all very neat. Would've designed and added dust collector ducts on some tools, especially the router.
this is great. I love the small routers but the small base is always an issue.
Brilliant design. Perfect showcase of its abilities, enjoy the millions (smiles or dollars?
Very impressive!
Fantastic work. Very well done.
Nice job on these tools! The trim router jig looks awesome. Really tempted to buy one.
It looks like a magic .
Top quality work! I want one
I can't help being very impressed...
Круті приспособи, дуже гарна реалізація в матеріалі
These knobs need some knurling! Other than that: AMAZING work!!!
phenomenal designs, but my favorite is the oversized pencil sharpener to make dowels
Extremely impressive.
Just, brilliant.
This is what 3D printing is all about, bringing to life projects that otherwise would have been expensive and taken a long time. I see people printing dragons and other characters and can't help to see the waste of this technology.
Incredible work.
This is really cool. I need to think about buying one. Good job.
Great invention.
Hey! You stop that!!
Everyone knows that 3D printing is only for printing tchotchkes, knick-knacks and pikachus!
(Excellent work :)
5:27 The pencil sharpener that King Kong has been waiting for.
Amazing design. I do want to say for hobbyist, the 3D printed parts should be good enough. One question, are you planning on using some threaded inserts that uses a soldering iron to press them in? Like the ones from CNC kitchen.
Thank you, new designs are going to use threaded inserts that uses a soldering iron, but current designs with wood inserts can be replaced with the same heat inserts as well, its just in some cases you have to use wood inserts because they have to be installed deep in the 3d printed part like in drill press, it will be very challenging to install heated inserts that deep without damaging 3d printed part
Very nicely done 🙂
Outstanding!
I just received MULTIFUNCTIONAL TRIM ROUTER JIG yesterday. All I can say is WOW! Can't wait to test it out. Very excited to see what other precision products you can come up with. Outstanding build quality and very well thought out. Has me wondering how many iterations you went through to get the design that you are shipping now.
wow, great work!!!
I wanted to design one like this, you did a better job!
Don't do this thing when you're sliding on the work surface with the base, while also working on the same surface.
Crap will get under the base, and you'll end up with something that's not flat. Always slide on a good reference surface, like something that rides on linear guides or something
Fantastic!
Love this channel 😊
Well done - What's the reasoning behind having 2 square corners in your clamping bearing pockets?
Fu*king Dope! shoulda been the title of this video!