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Matthew Seabright
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 มี.ค. 2010
Solving Practical Problems Using 3D Printing
I got a pump sack for my sleeping mat but it didn't fit. So I 3d printed an adapter.
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3D Printed Dodecahedron Lampshade
มุมมอง 3433 ปีที่แล้ว
I 3D printed a dodecahedron lampshade. STLs and design files here: github.com/mjseabright/dodecahedron_lampshade
3D Printed Desk Mounted Headphone Holder
มุมมอง 2874 ปีที่แล้ว
I 3D printed a headphone holder that clips on to a desk.
3D Printed Rugby World Cup Trophy
มุมมอง 914 ปีที่แล้ว
I printed a trophy for the winner of a Rugby World Cup Competition that we have running at work.
3D Printed Gingerbread Man Cutter
มุมมอง 1554 ปีที่แล้ว
I 3D printed a gingerbread man cutter so I could make gingerbread men.
Fixing Things With 3D Printing
มุมมอง 514 ปีที่แล้ว
I bought a chalk bag second hand. It was broken. So I fixed it using my 3D printer!
3D Printed Hangboard
มุมมอง 1.6K4 ปีที่แล้ว
I made a hangboard so I can train for rock climbing. It has a clamp so that it can be attached to a door frame.
3D Printed YouTube Trophy
มุมมอง 614 ปีที่แล้ว
A 3D printed TH-cam themed trophy I made for a competition I've been running at work.
3D Printer Dual Colour Coasters
มุมมอง 2964 ปีที่แล้ว
I 3d printed a set of dual colour coasters as a present for my brother and his partner.
Animated Lithophane (short)
มุมมอง 1.5K4 ปีที่แล้ว
An animated, 3d printed lithophane I made featuring Carlton from Fresh Prince dancing. Build video here: th-cam.com/video/cfg3w9lPTAo/w-d-xo.html All the files are on Github here: github.com/mjseabright/animated_lithophane
Animated Lithophane
มุมมอง 4.3K4 ปีที่แล้ว
I built an animated lithophane of Carlton from The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air dancing. Looks a lot better in real life. It's hard to capture flashing lights on camera. Here's a video of the scene: th-cam.com/video/zS1cLOIxsQ8/w-d-xo.html All the files are on Github here: github.com/mjseabright/animated_lithophane
3D Printed Key
มุมมอง 1265 ปีที่แล้ว
I 3D printed my house key. Printed on Prusa i3 mk3 in black PETG at 0.15mm layer height, 15% infill and 3 perimeters.
Glowing Moustache Trophy Build
มุมมอง 255 ปีที่แล้ว
I designed and 3d printed a a light up moustache trophy for a competition I ran at work. Design files and printable STLs here: github.com/mjseabright/moustache_trophy
Talking Christmas Tree Treasure Hunt
มุมมอง 1005 ปีที่แล้ว
Design files, printable STLs and code can be found here: github.com/mjseabright/securitree Puzzle box video coming soon.
It's been 3 years, how has the hangboard weathered?
I don't have it anymore. It went ok for a while, but then I moved overseas and didn't take it with me.
@@TartarSource5335 ahh fair, thanks for taking the time and replying
These videos are great. I wonder if the spring can be replaced by something 3D printed
Great video. Yet I'm still left wondering, what requires someone to bake 131 gingerbread men? Also one of the men seems to have a broken arm. I hope you put him out of his misery.
Thanks for the comment B Stewart! I had a lot of hungry mouths to feed that day. My aim was to represent a diverse range of gingerbread men. All are treated equally, despite their differences.
Great video Matthew. Love the colour. Especially fantastic idea to go with the concentric fill. I'd put that lampshade in my bedroom for sure.
Thanks B. Maybe one day you'll be lucky enough to have it in your bedroom 😉
Think you need a more aggressive gear ratio to make it more seamless
La verdad muy pero muy bueno 💪💪👍🤘🏼
Definitely cool, might end up trying one myself. Now to determine which animation loop with 10 frames or less.....
Amazing work Renly Baratheon :) :)
This is good work. I can't help but think this would have more views if the camera could handle the strobe better
Such a missed opportunity for a rickroll :/
Good job mate👍
That was pretty cool
Brilliant!
That is a stunning shade! Love the use of concentric fill!
Thanks!
Luved it!! Thanks
Awesome!
Hello have you got a wiring diagram for board with mosfet and photo iterruptor thanks
Parts list for the parts used ? Thanks
I don't know exactly what parts I used. I don't have it anymore. Basically any power mosfet would be fine. As for the photo interuptor, I just bought the cheapest one I could find. Again, it doesn't really matter. The photo interuptor was connected to the gate of the mosfet. The drain and source of the mosfet were connected to the led strip and ground.
@@TartarSource5335 thanks what is the brown board Or is that part of the mosfet ? Or buy separately
The brown board is called perf board. It's not required. I just used it to solder the components to as I found that easier.
Can u share the stl. Files?
a second request for .stl, or a thingiverse link
If you were to make the dancing figures using interchangeable panels it would be a bit more useful as an end user product. Have you tried this with other rotating shapes? Perhaps oblong, spherical, a sort of free forming shape that can configure itself based on how quickly the motor spins or possibly based on how the panels are assembled? Different assemblies would result in new animation styles. Perhaps a flex joint could solve this so it works less like a 3D printed Lithophane animated puzzle and more predictably?
I agree that interchangeable panels would make it much for useful. I haven't tried with any other shapes. I don't understand how an oblong would work or what you mean by a free forming shape. Unfortunately, I don't have a 3d printer any longer so I can't try out more things. Feel free to make your own improved version. I'd love to see it.
That is such a cleaver solution to having a hangboard without the need to drill into your walls!!!
Strange question how much do you weigh hahahah
About 65kg
What alley do you get your d's from?
Does the light really need to flash? could you not just have the light on constantly, and motorize it to spin at just the right RPM to have the animation work?
Yes it has to flash. If the light is on constantly, it doesn't matter what speed you spin it at, you'll just see a blur as the lithophane is moving. It's the same concept as an old film projector, where the light flashes as the film strip is moving past.
@@TartarSource5335 I was wondering if you put a solid outer cover with an opening that would permit only one "frame" to be viewed then you might use a constant light source.
this is so cool my name is Mathew Seabright what a coincidence
Same lol
very very neat idea, i have been looking for a similar solution!
That is really cool
Very thoughtful design! I like it!
Thanks a lot!
@@TartarSource5335 thank you for sharing! I hope your friend liked the gift!
Good video
Great Video ! You deserve more views and more subscribers ! (Tip : Try to fix the noise of your mic) Keep it up :)
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Improving the audio quality is on the todo list!
Matthew Seabright Nice! I'm waiting your next videos :)
This is way too cool...thanks! I've never used a solid works file...does fusion 360 open these or do I need solid works?
Glad you like it! Unfortunately you need Solidworks to open Solidworks files. So if you want to make changes to the model you'll need to find a copy.
Amazing! Do you have any details about the hardware used and any programming code you may have created?
Thanks a lot! See the build video here for details: th-cam.com/video/cfg3w9lPTAo/w-d-xo.html. That should answer most of your questions. If you have anymore, let me know!
Carlton lives!!!
That end though... Quality!