@diablo2haveskill809 you know with all of the chemicals and lead and whatnot that I ingested over the course of my childhood decades ago I don't think there's much help that can be sent my way at this point. LOL
Its not the fact that its plastic that is the problem. PLA itself (not counting any special additives some brands might use) isn't toxic. Its the layer lines on 3D prints that make it nearly impossible to clean. Those ridges in the layers hold onto bateria and will rapidly grow after a single use and give you a very real chance of getting sick from using it again. Thus his single use comment in the video. While the other plastics you used weren't the best thing to be using in the world, they were actually food rated and were more or less safe.
@@ZeorGaming so I appreciate your attempt at clarification, and unfortunately for me very often my tone doesn't come across when I'm replying to comments. But just to be clear, I understand the porous nature of 3D printed material can allow for bacterial growth,. But seeing as how I use wooden cutting boards and have used metal utensils with plastic mixing bowls and whatnot I'm not super afraid of that either especially since I habitually use white vinegar and or starsan to clean porous stuff in my kitchen anyway to good effect. My comment was really meant to be tongue-in-cheek referring to having done things like microwave food in non bpa-free plastic and whatnot. My goal was really just a quick simple laugh at the old guy and not to imply I disagreed with being careful around 3D printed Kitchen products
It has its uses, but it also has its drawbacks. Anything taller than the distance from the tip of your nozzle to the next largest piece (typically the heat block) requires lots of extra space to prevent the print head from crashing into the existing parts, for one.
1. Magnetic fridge push pin (add your magnet) 2. 12oz Coke can slide lid cover to prevent bees 🐝 from getting in 3. Golf tees 4.tiny fidgets 5.ar15 frame tensioners inserts 6.rings jewelry ish 7.lego brick keychain 8.marbles for marble run machines 9.darts for blow darts 🎯 10.book marks in single color semi shallow/skeletonized 11.folding or non folding phone stand 12. Spinning top 13. Guitar pick 14. Single fidget clicker button 15. Croc 🐊 charms 16. Tiny cord organizers 17. Leaping print in place push frog 🐸 Just a few of the top of my head
From maker world i like: - Nano Screwdriwer Handle for Plankton and fun - Spudger Set (Electronic Disassembly Tools) - TUBknife - a triangular utility blade holder
Recently I have found myself printing a lot of functional items that when in use aren't actually seen, such as speaker mounts, spacers, etc. If I know it wont be seen when in use, i will use all my scrap filament and load it into my ams. when 1 roll runs out, I slap in the next until the print is finally done. I have speaker mounts in my car that are 4 or even 5 different colors, but they still work perfect.
omg I already printed out that zipper pull and will have to pront two more soon, because my sport bag has such cheap pulls that they just break 😂. Printed it in PLA and glued it with hot glue and until now it holds up great after like 4 Months at Temps from 3°C to 53°C
I honestly don't understand why the end of spool seems to be so problematic for people. It's not like filament is hard to swap out during a print with a direct drive. If a model will be painted i don't care about the base color so I'll just use up rolls as i can swap out as they run out. Otherwise i just use them for small prints, calibration tests, first layer tests etc. But I do need to confirm... do people actually WAIT until they finish a roll before they buy 10 new rolls of filament? I didn't know that waiting was required.
I like to print blades for my scraper. I'm more likely to swap to a new blade sooner when I have way more blades than I need. Just makes things easier.
I'm definitely going to try those swatches out. I just bought a bunch of fancy filaments for Christmas presents, and wanted to make a few. I didn't really like the plain flat swatches, since most of the stuff I bought has different optical goodness at different angles and depths, so this is really perfect timing
Keeping it meta, a bed scraper so you get you print off the bed without scratching the PEI/G10/whatever layer. Works for pretty much any filament except that last scrap of TPU-which becomes hose washers or non-skid pads for other 3D printed stuff.
My smallest functional print was also my most valuable. 0.12g for the part itself, but about double that in actual filament used because of the purge line and supports. Was to fix a tiny hose nipple that broke off in an $800 CPAP machine that would otherwise have been thrown away.
Woho, made it into the video 2:16 😁 I didn't wanna be mean with that comment 😉Thanks a lot for sharing these models to everyone here and for your work!
I have an idea. What about putting the bits of filament in a vacuum bag and suck all the air out and store. No moisture will ruin the bits. And then later, you can splice several bits together. Viola 👍🥰
I usually just put the last meter filament into small test print or just use it with new roll of same color when possible. Other than that i also sometime use it to print bases for my minis or connector for terrain. Also some tokens or coins to gradually replace cardboard one in my boardgames or just blank circle and square tokens to use when making my pnp boardgame set
Thanks for the vid, a lot of cool uses for odds and ends :) Looks like you are printing a lot of this on your bambu ... try changing wall to infill to 20%, that should remove the small holes near your perimeter.
My wife and I have a bunch of Lego sets that she had previously built and taken apart when we moved... so pieces here and there have gone missing; I will definitely need to print some when we rebuild the sets at our next place lol
I’m not sure if you changed anything, but the audio is super clean and clear on this video. Either way, great video! I’ve always measured in grams. Is there a benefit to measuring in meters? I heard you mention a meter for a bin, and didn’t know anyone who measured in meters. Thanks!
3D printed Lego? Missed opportunity for #PrintABlok from the 3D Printing Professor! They are a fantastic last meter print as you can throw a bunch of the connector pieces onto the build plate, and you can never have too many connectors! Don't worry, I can offer a refresher on them when I see you at #SMRRF 😁 I shall be hosting the #Recreator3D table once again ❤
I guess my only real complaint about the spool splitter is that you have to be very careful to use only one filament at a time from each split spool, because filaments that are sharing the same spool won't be able to unspool independently of each other. So if you have a last-meters print you want to print, and you just so happen to want to print it with filaments that share the same split spool, you're kinda SOL unless that last-meters print is one in which you can pause and manually change filaments out at the right layer.
Join on you should make a video about this topic earlier because it’s so relevant specially, the software that helps you print individual objects does walk with bamboo lab slicer or when is a way to use orca slicer on bamboo lab plants
0:05 No. I switched over to eSun re-fills. So i just been using my same spools over and over. Less cost and less waste (saves about 6 euro per spool, not bad I'd say).
...or, just throw it in the recycling. I already toss supports and bird's nests of failed prints. I see no need to hang onto tail-ends and non-reusable spools. If you re-order the same filaments often, you can just let the runout sensor trip and load the new roll, for those without AMS units.
To prawda. Kupuje kolejne filamenty żeby sobie poprawić nastrój. Mam około 20 rolek i ciągle kupuje nowe kolory. To straszne! Co do dmuchawy do liści, to w Polsce w większości regionów jest zabronione używanie dmuchawy do liści. Podobno powoduje zanieczyszczenie powietrza. Amerykanie swoimi elektrowniami węglowymi nie zanieczyszczają powietrza. To moja dmuchawa rujnuje cały świat i powoduje ocieplenie klimatu 🙂
@@Irek_Poland are you Sure IT IS prohibited due to Air Pollution? I think IT IS due to loudness. Another Point is that the small animals, Bugs, ants, and so on are killed by this Jet Stream. But they are necessary to decompose the leaf. Another Point i heard - do Not know: To loud for Others without ear protection and small Stones are thrown away. A big window of my neighbour was broken after a construction Team cleaned the street in Front with such blower.
I print shopping cart coins with cutouts of different shapes that may not be suited for kids, if you know what I mean. I just leave them in the cart for the next unknown person to take them out and they hopefully have a laugh.
Okay, you made a mistake keeping your selection to printables. On makerworld there are WAY better divided spool designs, the ones you show are garbage and fall apart if you open the spool. Ones on makerworld can be kept independently of the spool so you can load up however many sub spools you have. Viewers will only be frustrated with the one shown.
Nope I will never print a veggie they are useless I know my printer is accurate I don't need to print one, this hobby waste so much filament I don't need to intentionally do it
You know the Whole Foods safe pla thing always makes me laugh, considering the kinds of plastic I microwaved and ate out of as a child.
You need help man......
@diablo2haveskill809 you know with all of the chemicals and lead and whatnot that I ingested over the course of my childhood decades ago I don't think there's much help that can be sent my way at this point. LOL
Its not the fact that its plastic that is the problem. PLA itself (not counting any special additives some brands might use) isn't toxic. Its the layer lines on 3D prints that make it nearly impossible to clean. Those ridges in the layers hold onto bateria and will rapidly grow after a single use and give you a very real chance of getting sick from using it again. Thus his single use comment in the video.
While the other plastics you used weren't the best thing to be using in the world, they were actually food rated and were more or less safe.
@@ZeorGaming so I appreciate your attempt at clarification, and unfortunately for me very often my tone doesn't come across when I'm replying to comments. But just to be clear, I understand the porous nature of 3D printed material can allow for bacterial growth,. But seeing as how I use wooden cutting boards and have used metal utensils with plastic mixing bowls and whatnot I'm not super afraid of that either especially since I habitually use white vinegar and or starsan to clean porous stuff in my kitchen anyway to good effect.
My comment was really meant to be tongue-in-cheek referring to having done things like microwave food in non bpa-free plastic and whatnot. My goal was really just a quick simple laugh at the old guy and not to imply I disagreed with being careful around 3D printed Kitchen products
I probably have lung cancer from the amount of abs smoke I've inhaled
If anything, the 'print each object separately' setting is definitely a great discovery for me.
Will definitely try this next time.
It has its uses, but it also has its drawbacks. Anything taller than the distance from the tip of your nozzle to the next largest piece (typically the heat block) requires lots of extra space to prevent the print head from crashing into the existing parts, for one.
1. Magnetic fridge push pin (add your magnet)
2. 12oz Coke can slide lid cover to prevent bees 🐝 from getting in
3. Golf tees
4.tiny fidgets
5.ar15 frame tensioners inserts
6.rings jewelry ish
7.lego brick keychain
8.marbles for marble run machines
9.darts for blow darts 🎯
10.book marks in single color semi shallow/skeletonized
11.folding or non folding phone stand
12. Spinning top
13. Guitar pick
14. Single fidget clicker button
15. Croc 🐊 charms
16. Tiny cord organizers
17. Leaping print in place push frog 🐸
Just a few of the top of my head
This is the best of these kind of videos I've seen. No random junk and those collar stays are a game changer!
This is not only one of your best "best of or best way" videos but I really laughed at your commentary. Great stuff!!
Honestly, I've never thought about printing a zip tie using 3D printing. How well do they work?
From maker world i like:
- Nano Screwdriwer Handle for Plankton and fun
- Spudger Set (Electronic Disassembly Tools)
- TUBknife - a triangular utility blade holder
Recently I have found myself printing a lot of functional items that when in use aren't actually seen, such as speaker mounts, spacers, etc. If I know it wont be seen when in use, i will use all my scrap filament and load it into my ams. when 1 roll runs out, I slap in the next until the print is finally done. I have speaker mounts in my car that are 4 or even 5 different colors, but they still work perfect.
At 2:26 you didn't blur the tire valve stem cover. Wanted to point it out in case that was overlooked since you blurred it later in the video
omg I already printed out that zipper pull and will have to pront two more soon, because my sport bag has such cheap pulls that they just break 😂. Printed it in PLA and glued it with hot glue and until now it holds up great after like 4 Months at Temps from 3°C to 53°C
Oh I will definitely be printing lego.
There ya go bud. Engagement has been farmed
One of the features of my new printer that i like best is the ability to auto-pause the print, load new filament and continue seamlessly.
Bambu Labs?
I honestly don't understand why the end of spool seems to be so problematic for people. It's not like filament is hard to swap out during a print with a direct drive. If a model will be painted i don't care about the base color so I'll just use up rolls as i can swap out as they run out. Otherwise i just use them for small prints, calibration tests, first layer tests etc.
But I do need to confirm... do people actually WAIT until they finish a roll before they buy 10 new rolls of filament? I didn't know that waiting was required.
Next video: best storage / display system for benchies: 8, 24, then stackable, gridfinity and that hex-wall-thing compatible.
I like to print blades for my scraper. I'm more likely to swap to a new blade sooner when I have way more blades than I need. Just makes things easier.
I'm definitely going to try those swatches out. I just bought a bunch of fancy filaments for Christmas presents, and wanted to make a few. I didn't really like the plain flat swatches, since most of the stuff I bought has different optical goodness at different angles and depths, so this is really perfect timing
That SpoolSplitter thing is actually pretty ingenious, I'd never have thought of that
Guess I gotta go buy Bambu spools now
0:41 heads up that you may need to measure and set extruder radius and z clearance, in addition to enabling sequential print
I love Hitchhiker's too, I love that you love it
i like the idea print a benchy with every filament, that is great!
Keeping it meta, a bed scraper so you get you print off the bed without scratching the PEI/G10/whatever layer. Works for pretty much any filament except that last scrap of TPU-which becomes hose washers or non-skid pads for other 3D printed stuff.
I love this idea, thank you for the video
I'm expecting my first printer today! Very excited! 💚🇬🇧🌱
My smallest functional print was also my most valuable. 0.12g for the part itself, but about double that in actual filament used because of the purge line and supports. Was to fix a tiny hose nipple that broke off in an $800 CPAP machine that would otherwise have been thrown away.
Woho, made it into the video 2:16 😁 I didn't wanna be mean with that comment 😉Thanks a lot for sharing these models to everyone here and for your work!
definitely going to look into the zip ties and swatches
Great video. Thanks for sharing as someone new to 3D Printing this will be very helpful.
I have an idea. What about putting the bits of filament in a vacuum bag and suck all the air out and store. No moisture will ruin the bits.
And then later, you can splice several bits together. Viola 👍🥰
I usually just put the last meter filament into small test print or just use it with new roll of same color when possible. Other than that i also sometime use it to print bases for my minis or connector for terrain. Also some tokens or coins to gradually replace cardboard one in my boardgames or just blank circle and square tokens to use when making my pnp boardgame set
0:32 i feel attacked
Thanks for the vid, a lot of cool uses for odds and ends :) Looks like you are printing a lot of this on your bambu ... try changing wall to infill to 20%, that should remove the small holes near your perimeter.
My wife and I have a bunch of Lego sets that she had previously built and taken apart when we moved... so pieces here and there have gone missing; I will definitely need to print some when we rebuild the sets at our next place lol
Honestly, time to clean up my filament rack.....Thanks for this these are great
I’m not sure if you changed anything, but the audio is super clean and clear on this video. Either way, great video!
I’ve always measured in grams. Is there a benefit to measuring in meters? I heard you mention a meter for a bin, and didn’t know anyone who measured in meters. Thanks!
3D printed Lego? Missed opportunity for #PrintABlok from the 3D Printing Professor! They are a fantastic last meter print as you can throw a bunch of the connector pieces onto the build plate, and you can never have too many connectors!
Don't worry, I can offer a refresher on them when I see you at #SMRRF 😁
I shall be hosting the #Recreator3D table once again ❤
The b-roll acting was 👨🏻🍳👌🏼 😂
lol thanks
I love the top layer sign idea. Any information on tutorials for this? Could there be a followup tutorial video? BTW great video and ideas!!!
I guess my only real complaint about the spool splitter is that you have to be very careful to use only one filament at a time from each split spool, because filaments that are sharing the same spool won't be able to unspool independently of each other. So if you have a last-meters print you want to print, and you just so happen to want to print it with filaments that share the same split spool, you're kinda SOL unless that last-meters print is one in which you can pause and manually change filaments out at the right layer.
AMS, AMS Lite, Box Turtle, 8-Track Raven, ERCF, etc. Best use for last meter.
I mean as someone that prints a lot of prototypes/ funktional stuff I just let it run out and change roll
Good video. Thanks for the ideas.
Will definitely be printing a few of these.
Side note: The top-down spinning b-roll shots are making me nauseous.
Don't live with regret, print a benchy! I AGREE! Always benchies!
Instead of printing a purge tower on multi-color print systems why not print something small, but useful?
I save mine for my 3d pen to weld parts together
Join on you should make a video about this topic earlier because it’s so relevant specially, the software that helps you print individual objects does walk with bamboo lab slicer or when is a way to use orca slicer on bamboo lab plants
Like the new edgy style! Chefs kiss for just the right amount of pizzaz!
You forgot whistle 😊 its good for sports, teachers or referees, or if it comes to the worst, staying safe while out and about
Fantastic topic for a video.
Awesome video thanks
Cart Coins are gonna get printed for sure, after that, maybe the swatches.
Eyyoooo very goood and amazingg... Well done annoying the neighbor.... Keep it up 🤣🤣
Hey very cool vid. Just have one gripe: The Nike logo doesnt need that much support to print
My favorite is to make legos outta it 🤣
I print for years now, but I NEVER EVER have printed a benchy :-))))))))
0:05 No. I switched over to eSun re-fills. So i just been using my same spools over and over. Less cost and less waste (saves about 6 euro per spool, not bad I'd say).
to help with the laser engraving, start with a fiber laser!
I will never ever print a benchy.
just so everybody knows Cura has a function to print one part at the time too, it's under "special mode/print sequence"
People still use Cura?
I never bothered switching personally so at least one person I guess
...or, just throw it in the recycling. I already toss supports and bird's nests of failed prints. I see no need to hang onto tail-ends and non-reusable spools. If you re-order the same filaments often, you can just let the runout sensor trip and load the new roll, for those without AMS units.
I just print my benchy on filament backup mode and i am fine :)
We want a K2 Plus review.
Anymore with how cheap just the balls out of the bearings are I buy them and print the rest of the bearing and they are super nice
I just use a filament welder to stick the end of one roll onto the beginning of the next. So I never actually have this problem.
0:06 my favorite part 🤫
doesnt bambulab also have a function to automatically switch from an empy to an full spool of the same colour? might be mistaken though.
They do
Throwing a perfectly good reusable Bambu spool into recycling? Why?
Well over 6000 hours on my X1C and Qidi iMates printers...never printed a Benchy.
Alternate video title: chasing grams
9:04 …and gag 🤣🤣
If you are buying a new spool with the same color, why not try to splice the old small pieces to the end of the new one?
When are we going to see Prusa Core One? =))
Does Bambu have the Complete Individual Object Feature?
Never mind--found it!
8:05 Hey you opened a bunch of other countries but skipped Australia?! Got something against us?
This is a better title. Last meter wasn't as clear.
So the coin things are meant to rip off the stores?
Sunlu filament connector ?
Too much expensive!
I also would use a knive and a candle.
To prawda. Kupuje kolejne filamenty żeby sobie poprawić nastrój.
Mam około 20 rolek i ciągle kupuje nowe kolory.
To straszne!
Co do dmuchawy do liści, to w Polsce w większości regionów jest zabronione używanie dmuchawy do liści.
Podobno powoduje zanieczyszczenie powietrza.
Amerykanie swoimi elektrowniami węglowymi nie zanieczyszczają powietrza.
To moja dmuchawa rujnuje cały świat i powoduje ocieplenie klimatu 🙂
@@Irek_Poland are you Sure IT IS prohibited due to Air Pollution?
I think IT IS due to loudness.
Another Point is that the small animals, Bugs, ants, and so on are killed by this Jet Stream. But they are necessary to decompose the leaf.
Another Point i heard - do Not know:
To loud for Others without ear protection and small Stones are thrown away.
A big window of my neighbour was broken after a construction Team cleaned the street in Front with such blower.
Second I guess
I print shopping cart coins with cutouts of different shapes that may not be suited for kids, if you know what I mean. I just leave them in the cart for the next unknown person to take them out and they hopefully have a laugh.
So you don't return your cart and leave a NSFW graphic for the person who should have received a quarter for the laziness.. lovely.
איזה סוג צריך להדפיס בשביל עגלה כמו בסרטון?
אחלה גבר
why is there a camera low and off to the side of your face? you look like your talking to a neighbor poking his head through the window
i likw your vids but please stop with the angled camera angles just look into the camera
Seemed like he was talking directly to be camera for the bulk of the video....
Okay, you made a mistake keeping your selection to printables. On makerworld there are WAY better divided spool designs, the ones you show are garbage and fall apart if you open the spool. Ones on makerworld can be kept independently of the spool so you can load up however many sub spools you have. Viewers will only be frustrated with the one shown.
Thanks for the tip I’ll be check it out. I don’t like makerworld though because of how they don’t display files
Nope I will never print a veggie they are useless I know my printer is accurate I don't need to print one, this hobby waste so much filament I don't need to intentionally do it