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Me: "Is that a DIN rail mount? Looks like it- YOOOO IT IS A DIN RAIL MOUNT!" I don't know why but I'm happy now. DIN 4 LIFE.

This is also how bro borrows money from friends

Junior year of high school for our pinewood derby in my auto l cad class I designed ball bearing wheels and 3D printed them on our form 3. I won the race by a lot and since then everyone has to use derby wheels provided by the teacher

When do you have to return the tolerance?

Gridfinity and Zack Freedman, anyone? That aside, if pattern recognition means anything to me, it appears like you're presenting what very easily could be part of a paradigm shift for the average person in society as 3d printers become ever more accessible. Assume that the next generation grows up with 3d printers just as previous ones did with the cellphone and the internet, having a catalog of individually purposed designs doesn't cut it when we could instead have access to the customizable and modular design components of our own individual everyday needs. So a catalog of such would be a boon if not a necessity for that. Like its own wiki for 3d printable parts that takes what Thingiverse and printables does to a whole new step.

Some people hear 3dprinter and think they can go and print a car, we're not at that stage yet, printers need to come a long way before they can single pass print in multiple materials, even then some materials aren't printer friendly.

also borrow laminated wood with templates when you want big flat surfaces, it's cheaper and faster.

borrow the weight and inflexibility of concrete, I've seen one guy on youtube do it and I've been doing it myself. also another thing I've not seen a lot is in place carbon fiber casts. (use 2 3d prints bolted together as a press for carbon fiber/kevlar/glass mat, but they stay in place instead of being removed like with a traditional mold), if you print with a 95% infill or so for the top layers, you can get the epoxy to flow into the print and bond very well mechanically. you might want a 3 part mold using flexible filament as a gasket if you do that also use resin that's not viscous so like 24 hour epoxy heated to 30-40C unless you're pressed for time and don't wanna wait the 7 day full strength time.

Look up a term before you say it. Someone just failed materials and processes 101 and it shows. Come make videos once you pass the class

Immediate like just by having Money For Nothing (Dire Straits) in the background!

borrow these nutZ

Bro got the backwards thumb

Putting material with correct property (for use case) in correct location. Thats amazing.

Interesting Personal paper printing is locked in the same thing tho, do you think that will ever change?

Ah wtf do you mean by "borrowing"?

3d isn’t food safe

It’s so cool seeing someone understand that materials can work together, to make up for the others’ flaws/weaknesses. A while ago someone replied to a comment of mine about damascus steel, saying softer steel will make a knife weaker. When in reality, at the right layer count, around 400-600 layers, it gains micro razors on the edge, turning the knife into an easy to sharpen micro-saw blade edge. It’s the difference in steels after being etched in acid that makes it perform at a higher standard. So again, seeing materials come together from otherwise weak 3D printed parts, to make something strong, useful, easy AND cheap to make… is epic.

3D printing was designed to reduce waste in manufacturing. But all these kids making stupid toys and little boats and just all this garbage that will just disintegrate is really reversing what we had planned. If you need a bearing for something just get a real bearing a plastic part on a bearing will just wear away. So stupid

lol man you should teach 8th grade shop, this is literally what they teach.

Mixed media in printing

I wouldn’t necessarily say “borrowing tolerances” actually I wouldn’t that gave me a stroke tbh I had to go to the comments to figure out what you mean

Can I borrow tolerance for lactose?

Tolerance for nothin and my thous for free

This dude making engineers cringe with that tolerance comment

I have no tolerance for 3d printing beyond trinkets.

That's not what tolerance means in material science but I support the action

I'm not going to argue like some others as to what this is called lol... All im gonna say is awesome video dude. Made me look at my 3d prints in another way, I for one, would watch a full video

"Borrow the technology from electronics"

You borrowed nothing from spring steel, the black body of the paperclip is made of spring steel. But the arms you are using on the print are unfortunately only made of steel wire

Fun fact: many caps also have a lip on the inside Jars don't do it but most other watertight things without a seal do

Cool very useful topic

This isnt borrowing, buddy. You cant print every single part. Its material and process selection.

Bro, can you BORROW ME SOME MONEY? 😅

You can do the same as a right hander if you start doing repetitive low impact choirs with your non dominant hand. (For example, start brushing your teeth with your left hand)

fucking thank you bro! Sick of all "3d print only" creators... Seen creators make shit that clearly won't make any kind of tolerance. They simply made it because they could make said thing!.. Not because it could actually accomplish the task they needed to accomplish.. No no no, they just do it because 3d printer..

Can I borrow a feelin? Can you lend me a jar of love?

Just make your outlet a switch

French drain it. Use the tree method. Or make a hydroponic green house with a pump to it. I mean you have the electrical knowledge to do it. You could make it solar but i understand how funds are when making.

Nice plug machine for aerating the lawn, also seeding. Thats not how terraforming works but you are on the right path. It would be done in a much more “unethical scientifically” way. The earth is completely sucked dry of every mineral and compund needed for plant growth in that area. Last i checked you cant even make concrete with their sand. So far they are making little crescent shaped mounds to hold water and not let wind destroy the seedling. They need char, compost, & manure. Also a bacterial micro biome needs to be introduced and sustained. In my eyes africa was either dust bowled or salted.

Sales really are just about marketing and how to decide what audiance would latch onto something so it can spread verbally and sale more.

So borrow a steel barrel and not 3d print one?

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Sounds more like "use the correct materials for the task" or Engineering 101

This was super informative and cool definitely following

What is the best way to recycle things like that for 3d printing

This is a great way to describe ways to incorporate materials into prints. We have been doing this in the printed pew community for a while. Some people act like something printed is only good or impressive if it’s 100% printed while ignoring how much you can really do if you incorporate other materials.

What was that clip at the start from?

3d printing is the most over used hammer in a makers shop!

Why do your thumbs do that 😂😂

What is that silicone piece at the end called? I have a piece of equipment that does not include the name of the pieces for replacements