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Design Mountain
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2019
Welcome to Design Mountain - Design For Everyone
Dan and Danny created the channel to share their combined 20+ years’ experience and knowledge from the Design industry. Dan has experience in Product design and Design for manufacture whilst Danny has experience in Building design and Architecture. We want to share our knowledge and encourage people to try something new and learn a skill that may lead them into a career in the future
Dan and Danny created the channel to share their combined 20+ years’ experience and knowledge from the Design industry. Dan has experience in Product design and Design for manufacture whilst Danny has experience in Building design and Architecture. We want to share our knowledge and encourage people to try something new and learn a skill that may lead them into a career in the future
3D PRINTING GAMEBOY ADVANCE BATTERY COVER
3D Printing Gameboy advance battery cover
how to 3d print a battery cover for my gameboy advance
In this video you will I show you how I 3D printed a battery cover for my Gameboy advance using my Prusa 3D printer.
I played the Gameboy advance a lot back in the day. When I found it in a box in the loft whilst looking for something else with the battery cover missing. I knew I needed to use the 3D printer to make one.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Finding my old Gameboy advance
0:20 Slicing the model to 3D print
0:42 Loading the data to Prusa 3D printer
1:14 3D printing timelapse
3:44 Battery cover finished
3:56 Fitting the Battery cover to the Gameboy advance
==Tags==
#prusai3mk3 #3dprinting #3dprinter #gameboyadvance #retrogaming
how to 3d print a battery cover for my gameboy advance
In this video you will I show you how I 3D printed a battery cover for my Gameboy advance using my Prusa 3D printer.
I played the Gameboy advance a lot back in the day. When I found it in a box in the loft whilst looking for something else with the battery cover missing. I knew I needed to use the 3D printer to make one.
🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell to get notified about our weekly videos
th-cam.com/users/DesignMountain
Timestamps:
0:00 Finding my old Gameboy advance
0:20 Slicing the model to 3D print
0:42 Loading the data to Prusa 3D printer
1:14 3D printing timelapse
3:44 Battery cover finished
3:56 Fitting the Battery cover to the Gameboy advance
==Tags==
#prusai3mk3 #3dprinting #3dprinter #gameboyadvance #retrogaming
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Thank you so much, really helped me get out of a mess 😂
awesome vid but is it not heavy on the video card?
Thhhhhank you
can you please share part files?
Can I please get the solidworks file? I need it for a project
You helped me allot.
What is the cost of the Printer?
more than the cost of a replacement battery cover if that's what you're asking. 😆 (I think that model is around the 500 mark)
Jumping crusty crustaceans that video helped me out
Can you provide the original documents?
"The feature could not be created because it would produce self-intersecting geometry." Help bro.. Im on work, i need it fast haha Thankss 😅
3D printer on the weekend build
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3d printing parts I didn’t know I needed. Brining the retro handheld gaming back into my life 👌🏻👍🏻
Hi I've had a problem with doing something like this. I created a car chassis design (well half of it, I'm going to mirror it once it's completely done) which I have made into one surface but the thicken ability won't work. I used check to see why, and it says that there's an open surface which I can't see no matter how much I zoom in. What should I do? is there another way to "thicken" my chassis? I believe another way is to make a offset of the original and use something (still don't know what) to connect the two and then knit them together with the make solid option to I believe basically do the same thing. Am I on the right trail? Thanks!
Hi you need to patch the surface to make a closed volume. Try the surface knit - if its a small gap it can autopatch
how long did it take for you to become so fluent in solidworks?
A few years of practice and industry experience
Hi sir can i get your contact no. To learn surface modeling
contact me here.. what do you want to learn?
Where?
Legend
Is there a way to then turn it into an editable solid where you can extrude cut, mate etc.?
yes convert to solid body then you can extrude cut
so, will we not be able to add back all the features that have already been done? does it mean everything has to be redone?
awesome
WHY DIDNT YOU USE RIB COMMAND FOR MAKING RIBS?
Are you guys going to make futur videos especially the architecture videos?
Can you provide the original documents?
second this, please upload link to scan data plz
Please make more videos, you’re a wizard
Thanks!
How would you then take this for example and make a negative of it for a two part mold? I have a fingerboard model I made and can't figure out how to take the profile of it and essentially attach it to a rectangle
Use the combine subtract tool. It’s a multi body part modelling technique but you would Subtract the fingerboard model away from a another block of material
Actual title: How a door latch mechanism looks.
Is it possible to convert 2D sketch to 3D sketch or I have to redraw it from scratch?
As far as I’m aware you can’t convert 2D to 3D but you can’t do 3D to 2D
Thank you, a nice quick tutorial on how sheet metal might work for me whilst designing some packaging. Great stuff.
Thank you
Thank you very much
You are welcome!
👏👏 can you do reverse engineering of smart locks too🙏
Thanks for the comment sure will check out a smart lock!
I see "reverse engineering", I click :)
So much to learn!
Thank you for the video!
Your welcome. Thanks for the comment.
This week we are reverse engineering the lock mechanism in Solidworks. I did all the hard work and created the parts so we are looking at the assembly of the parts and how to achieve the mechanics. If you missed last weeks video check it out here: th-cam.com/video/_krVgVBuQ3E/w-d-xo.html
So I woke up this morning and didn't realize what I wanted was a calm British dude explaining locks to me. Hell yeah man find that niche hahaha
Glad it’s just what you wanted first thing in the morning! Ha ha.
this is awesome. Thanks for sharing!
Your welcome! Hope you found it helpful.
Learn how a door lock mechanism works
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Great video Dan!
Thanks Harry
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Really enjoyed your tutorial. The preamble was very dull, I almost canned it. But once you were away, great content. Thanks, really appreciate your experience.
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Great video, Dan! fantastic to see you back posting. 🔥
I see some people creating a trough around the bottom of the boss to encourage uniform wall thickness where the boss originates from...is that really needed? it's mentioned in quite a few guidelines but I never see anyone on TH-cam do it that way.
Hi by a trough do you mean a relief cut? I haven't seen this and would imagine putting a cut at the bottom of a boss would encourage stresses and weaken it.
I design housings/clamshells for a living and uniform wall thickness is 100% needed. Nobody on TH-cam making these videos does a thickness analysis because they don't actually know about design for manufacturability, they just know how to make things in CAD.
@@eatinMcdonaldsfryz DAMN RIGHT
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Thanks Dan - another great educational video
Thank you Harry
Awesome
Thanks Yashwanth
Great video Dan!
Thanks Harry
What can we learn by taking apart this hand held product? Learn about design for manufacture and mechanisms
Hi!Thanks for yours work with video it's very interesting and helpful.But only one advice for you do video little bit slowly 🙏Impossibile too see steeps what you doing.Good luck!!!!
Thanks for the comment! Sure will bear it in mind for the future!