Make TOYS at HOME! AOSEED X-MAKER JOY 3D Printer
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- This was one of the most enjoyable 3D printers I have looked at in the past year! This is an AMAZING 3D printer for families that want to being their journey into the 3D printing hobby! I hope you enjoy and this inspires you to get your family started in 3D printing.
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My first child will be born within the next month, my plan is to teach her 3d modelling and printing as she gets older. My joke is you want new toys? Make em yourself 😂
Haha! I love that! 💜
You are waiting until she is born? Do you not know about womb compatible micro FDM printers? Parents these days know they must begin planning their future offspring's education before they themselves, the parents, are conceived. 😜
We need a soundtrack of different 3D printers on a loop! 😆
I actually got into 3D printing just so I could design and make my own action figures. Before that, I was always trying to make toys by sculpting out of clay. 3D printing is like that but you get to hold a much more professional-feeling model in your hands at the end. Not only is it exactly as you designed, intricacies and all, but it's made of plastic(PETG is my go-to). I'm not sure of any clays that are quite that durable.
My start was with the, ahem, similarly named QIDItech X-Maker, and an Ender 3 pro. The learning curve was quite steep for me, even though I got into the hobby just when the tech was starting to pick up a ton of new features. Once I got over several month's worth of failures, making my own toys and the like still gives me the most joy and excitement I've ever felt. To have it as a kid, and for it to be as easy as it seems to be getting now, I can only imagine my mind being blown. It makes me wonder if my entire path in life would have been changed if I'd been exposed to this tech at that age.
This is a wonderful story and thank you for taking the time to share!
I really think our lives and minds would be far different if we got to experience this technology much earlier in our lives. It truly is amazing and that feeling of creating and holding the first print is something I can’t forget!
uhm... if went a few years back... My daughter would have liked it better in pink.... or perhaps racing red for the Ferrari fans? Overall, same build size of my first lil 3d printer... but this one is way cooler.
Pretty cool what the new generations will get to have! Thanks for sharing!
This looks high quality, and I would snag one as soon as they can get the price below $200, otherwise, I'll just stick to an A1 Mini.
I can see so many applications for this outside of kids using it.
It really is a great implementation!
Off topic but when are you going to review a flashforge 5m? I'm directly comparing it to a Qidi q1 pro and was surprised you didn't review one yet
I don’t have one here!
I have commented on one of ur other videos before an asking about some 3d printers and you were really helpful. But I would like to get your opinion on what semi/ fully enclosed x y 3d printer is best for my budget of £330 or $420 and I am looking to 3d print filaments like PC with its strength and etc
Sure! $400 would be the Kingroon KLP1, Creality K1C - have you looked at these?!
@@LoyalMoses (This will be my first time actually getting a 3d printer so i need the help so I don’t buy something terrible). I have heard mixed opinions about the klp1 so unsure about that but I have been considering getting the k1 or the two tree as they reduced the price to 400 dollars and it’s got a 700mm print speed plus larger bed I think but I’m not sure any further information?
Actually the sk1 is £290 with coupon code compared to £420 for a k1
Nice, like a DiVinci mini but with features of today. I was given the DiVinci and it was easy to use and simple to do basic modeling. Got me hooked on 3d printing.
That is awesome to hear! Whatever it takes to share this with as many minds as we can!
LEGO was the building toy of choice when I was a small child.
Siblings and I had quite the collection by the time I was five years.
3D printing is like LEGO on crank. As an addition to a child’s toy arsenal I approve.
Absolutely!
Great review and the machine looks really cool.
Thank you! It’s really a great machine for beginners!
Great video & product - I would very much consider this for my grandkids. You said that this is best with PLA filament:
You mentioned a few different types of PLA.
It would be great if you could do a video on the different types of PLA and different possible uses and criteria of each PLA.
“Regular / (+) Plus / Pro / Hyper / High Speed” - it could make your head spin.
Thanks for your time - Frank S.
Thank you Frank! I should do a PLA only video for sure, thank you for the suggestion.
Watch this one. It had some great information for a wide range of filaments and types!
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Wait! Did you say 46 years old!!!
I did! 💜
@@LoyalMoses Oh ok. Just in case you didnt know they created a movie after you called "Benjamin Button"
My story has been told! 😆
Looks like something to consider for my grandson and nephew. Thanks
So welcome! They will LOVE it!
I would say having a browser interface is an essential part of learning in the 3D printer space and that should be something Aoseed looks into. When the kids get bigger and graduate to a full fledged slicer they will want to be ready to take that leap. Getting too comfortable with a phone app might also leave them frustrated at first and dissuade them from going further with it. Additionally, having access to a "real" slicer option would mean they could keep using that same printer for years to come. It's a cool idea, but II wouldn't buy one with an 'App Only' limitation.
Thanks for sharing! It's really important to know the audience they are developing for. An easy bake oven doesn't come with the option of a 500 F degree heating element, because it is NOT meant to be an oven to cook turkeys in, just small treats to inspire imagination. It's very much aimed at a very specific audience for a very specific purpose, to be graduated out of. There are already dozens of other 3D printers with browser interfaces and the ability to use slicers. The Bambu A1 mini for example would be great for people that want that experience.
man, i miss Construx. if they could've used a slightly more flexible plastic the bars wouldn't have cracked. my brother and i used to make little crossbows that were rubber band powered and could fire the smallest bar and knot with the flick of a thumb. best toys ever. bring back Construx! the real ones, not what we have now, they're just Construx in name and nothing else.
I spent so many hours building with my construx sets! I actually bought the original one from the 80s on eBay and it's here and my kinds played with it!
So, I’m very new to all this. I am doing the tutorials that are on both AOSeed website and on the X Maker app.
I was able to connect and printed a whistle to do my first try at it.
I want to make some custom tools for my stop motion projects. What would you recommend a newbie to do to learn to get to this point?
Should I only work with the X Maker or is there other apps that would be compatible? Also, I would follow a YT teacher if you have any suggestions. Thanks!
This machine is very focused on the X-Maker app and their ecosystem, so I would recommend using their app to create your own objects and characters.
If you find yourself loving this hobby, and needing more, then there are sooooo many options out there!
Looks better way than the toybox printer. I am surprised toybox is still around with a printer that was probably design in 2016.
I’m super impressed with how well this one is put together!
Appreciate your review on this. I will be ordering one for my kids. They love seeing my Bambus going all day...now they will have their own to use.
I’m glad you enjoyed it! I’m putting this in our youngest’s room! He thinks it’s pretty cool!
cool printer but because the a1 mini is bigger faster just as easy to use and can handle lots more i feal its a better printer and 250 used. it also has the maker supply. time will tell how this brand goes but i would rather pick a better printer from a more well know company. the cad on the app seams cool but im all about giving kids pc's and not mobile devices tell teen years.
Completely different audiences.
@@LoyalMoses i would disagree i have recommended Bambu printers to lots of family's with young kids and they loved it. the a1 mini has all the things the xmaker has and more. for less money. i just feal that if you are a new person getting into the hobby getting a printer with a major company, more reviews and tutorials makes since.
Again, different audiences. Thanks.
Yes and no. The x maker is aimed for children who are obviously going to be beginners and the A1 mini is aimed for everyone but with a good focus on new beginners and moderately used people. I think the x maker might be a bit better for just kids but 90% of the time the parents can be involved in some way with helping the kid with the machine. So in that case having the A1 is just better because it's a better printer
You are getting closer. Easy bake oven. Parents aren’t buying their kids toaster ovens. Also, not every parent is a nerd who wants to even care or get into 3D printing more than this machine. It’s important to step outside of the nerd / geek world and see things from the perspective of others.
The dropped connection is probably a 'no activity' timeout in the phone. When you find a way to keep it open, that will cost power, because the intent of the drop is to save power.
It's definitely how it is handled in the software, hoping they can address it.
My 3 year old loves to make stuff on my current set of printers. Slicing is way over her head, but checking on the printer with me, and watching something build makes her so excited. I think this product is amazing, and might pick one up for her birthday. Thank you so much for sharing!!
That is so awesome to hear! I’m actually taking this machine into my youngest sons room to let him print and play with all of the models! He’ll love it!
I remember ehen i was a kid i had one of those things that you get the wax hot and ypu shoot it into molds to make a bunch of different bug creature things and that toy was super cool.
Oh, that is cool! It's the creativity that gets the brain going! Love it! Thank you for sharing.
How does a cellphone handle slicing?
Not too bad! Pretty quick!
@@LoyalMoses that's crazy to me that it could be done locally
That build size! It's a cartesian Voron v0 for children!
SO TINY!
I love the idea of this! Being able to give them the freedom to make what ever they want is why I got into 3D printing
That is a fantastic point that I may have missed! I am taking this machine into my youngest son's room to let him print whatever he wants. It's the freedom to explore.
I keep watching your videos. Your videos are awesome I fulfill my 3d printer desire by watching your videos. Because I don't have any 3d printer I don't have the facility and money to buy a 3d printer Can you help me Can you buy me a 3d printer?😢😢
That's very kind! I wish I could buy everyone a 3D printer!
@@LoyalMoses Can you please help Can you buy me a 3d printer?
@@LoyalMoses I was born in a very poor family I really want to use a 3d printer But I don't have the facilities or money to buy a 3d printer Buy me a 3d printer if you can It will be very helpful for me
Ok
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@@LoyalMoses ok
Oh k!
Looks great! What about availabilty of parts? and good maintenance instructions?
I have no idea. This isn’t a machine for that audience. If someone is a tinkerer or wants to repair things, those machines already exist.
I need to get my son this.
It’s such a good machine! I really enjoyed it.
That whip sound is rather distracting. Especially since it's louder than your voice
It’s a double swoosh!
You're not Nike..
Did you know I can dunk?
At a kids hoop, or with a ladder?
@@LoyalMosesyea because hes 6'2" remember he said it last night! I think he is actually taller and just standing on his knees behind the desk....... 😂😂😂
Great video! Cute printer!
Thanks!