I found out about the FDL project right as they were shutting down! Looks like they are getting someone to continue making the electronics so hopefully by then I'll have mine printed and ready for them!
What are your thoughts about 3D printing while in your office? I know there are studies that show PLA to be "safe". I print in PLA, PETG, ABS (rare) with my modified Creality printer. I used to keep my printer in my office and with PLA I would notice what felt like "allergies" or "sinus infection" type symptoms. Pressure in sinuses, felt like particulate in my nose, and a weird scratchy feeling in my throat. I experimented with this a lot and came to the conclusion it would only happen while printing. I moved my printer to my garage. But I'm at a point in my garage organization where I'd like to move the printer back into my office, but considering a new printer or building an enclosure with filtration. So I'm curious since you worked for a 3D printing company and have some fancy printers, what your thoughts on that subject are.
I would really love to pick your brain about 3D printing with titanium. I’ve done a good amount of more traditional plastic printing but I’m trying to do my senior design project on 3D printed brake calipers for one of my schools old Baja cars
You'll need an industrial SMLS machine for that. Brake calipers also see too much load for them to be a viable option for 3D printing. They may last a few races but will eventually crack and fail.
OU812 al the research I’ve done and companies I’ve talked to about outsourcing the printing have said it should be fine. I’m very aware of our max load conditions and would obviously design them with a higher safety factor than the AL 2024 versions we’ve been using for the last 5 iterations. I was more interested in learning about reliable analysis methods for the non-isotropic characteristics that come with 3D printing
@@kyleburns9439 Those companies just want your money so they'll tell you " it should be fine". I work for an aircraft engine mfr and we're printing in metal for prototyping. The materials can't be approved for production because there are too many variables at play which cannot guarantee the mechanical properties of the material remain consistent from one printer to another. Laser sintering introduces micro fractures and occlysions in the material. It's just a matter of time before materials develop fatigue cracks. You can't run FEA on something where you're not 100% certain of the grain structure. That's the problem with SMLS...the uncertainty. You would have to do an ultrsonic inspection of every single part to be sure. The majority of the parts wouldn't pass any way.
I have thought about getting a 3D printer and want to get into printing car parts for my muscle car. I have a lot of unique interior parts they don’t reproduce. The metal printing would be ideal.
In one of your previous videos you mentioned an upcoming idea for dust collection at your miter saw. I am building out my miter station and I also have a Dewalt miter saw that needs a dust collection solution. I am eager to see your idea. Is that coming soon?
Is that the EnviroKlenz 1k sqft on Amazon, the $649 model? Do you still use it or have you found another air purifier that's a bit more economical? TIA!
Very cool on the 3D printing.. Would let to know more... How much it the X7 without reaching out to M.F and requesting a quote ?? Like all the things you can make..
i have such a weird question for you. I have that exact same AC unit randomly. Have you ever had to 3d print a fix for that flap that opens? One of the sides broke off (the one that connects to the servo in it and i have yet to model it out yet so i figured i'd ask first. Thanks!
I liked your stuff till you said you was an engineer. I’ve been an auto technician for over 30 years. Auto Engineering has made my life hell. I remember when an engineer actually built what They tried to sell. Food for thought!!!
I am an electrical engineer, and I hear this all the time; however, I started out as an electrician and tech before getting my degree... FWIW, I think both sides are right... and both sides are wrong. There's not enough cross over anymore, which leads to better understanding on both sides. But the blame is on companies, not employees
Nice space! Love your videos, man. Seriously, one my of favorite channels out there. Did the lights and lumber storage racks in my shop recently. Purchased the Delta hybrid table saw. And just built the desk for our home office. Trying to get a little shop greatness going in my neck of the woods, too. Keep up the good work! I'll be watching. And congrats on the little one. It really does go by fast.
Tidy space! Very nicely done. Yeah, I would have guessed engineer. LOL I am just revamping my home office one bit at a time. Building some new wall and standing shelves so everything looks a little more cohesive. But boy what I would give to have a 3D printer in here! Wowza. Love that stuff. Good on ya man.
Great video and great space and I have lots of questions as I'm just getting into 3d printing and trying to learn as much as I can before my printer arrives. I just subscribed and gave you a thumbs up because I think I could learn a lot from watching your videos. First off I'm confused about storing filament. Some of the videos I have seen are saying the filament should be stored in an air tight container with a small dehumidifier inside the container with the spools. Supposedly the filament will absorb moisture if left out in the open air. I noticed yours is all out or just laying loose in a drawer so whats the real deal? Also where, or are you venting your 3d printers such as your Mark Forge? I didn't see any hoses or anything so maybe your not. I'm planning on mainly using PLA or PETG so do you think I will need to vent that if I'm printing in my house in my craft room? If so are there filters available to vent into that will filter the air good enough is say I was printing ABS? Thanks again for the video and if you could help answer these questions it would help clarify some things that I am confused about.
Travis do you have any future projects planned for 3 D printing? I put all LED lights in my garage earlier in the fall and I love them. I made the mistake of putting up to many but better to have to much than not enough. I love your channel keep up the great work!
Have only just discovered your channel. Count one more subscriber. Blown away by your "Home Office." I can see a lot of time goint by watching your videos. Awesome!!
Just watched this video. We are looking at installing 3D printers, like the Markforged (can't talk too much about it), on submarines and all naval surface vessels. We are working with NASA (they too are interested for the ISS and Mars) and currently conducting atmospheric studies for contamination of any off-gases based on 3D printing. The versatility of this looks extremely promising when parts are in short supply and/or non-existent.
Where did you get the file for that jet engine cutaway? Did you design/draw it or download? I would really like to print one of those, that thing is cool.
you all prolly dont care but does any of you know a tool to log back into an instagram account? I stupidly forgot my password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Ibrahim Alvin Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
hello! I’m planning on getting a 3D printer and I think i’ll have it in my room (since I don’t have an office room) but you mentioned about the chemical residual of the filaments (depending on which i use), can have the room smelling different, do you recommend I have a Air Purifier in the room? @ShopNation
We just got a Mark Forged at my university and man does it have clean (and strong) results!
The Lego Saturn V! Sooooo awesome. Great video of your space and thoughts on process. Thanks!
I can see a DIY Table Top CNC Router in your future - you could make a killer one for sure 😉👍
Love the UT picture
Got the same LED lights based on your video. Putting them up soon. And Go Vols! Class of '05.
Very nice office space
I found out about the FDL project right as they were shutting down! Looks like they are getting someone to continue making the electronics so hopefully by then I'll have mine printed and ready for them!
Awesome Maker Space....will be inspiration for an eventual remake of my office. Happy holidays to your family
That's a pretty cool workspace.
I’ve got my cnc on my dinig room table and someday when I can afford a laser cutter it will go in my living room.
WOWOWOWOWOWOW... so FANTASTIC mr eng :)
Does that X7 truly cost $70K?! Now I see why it is so impressive. Wish I had one of those in the house!
Yep, have an Onyx One myself.
Looking good in there
Great office tour! I'm that I discover your channel. Subbed!!!
Great office.
What are your thoughts about 3D printing while in your office? I know there are studies that show PLA to be "safe". I print in PLA, PETG, ABS (rare) with my modified Creality printer. I used to keep my printer in my office and with PLA I would notice what felt like "allergies" or "sinus infection" type symptoms. Pressure in sinuses, felt like particulate in my nose, and a weird scratchy feeling in my throat. I experimented with this a lot and came to the conclusion it would only happen while printing. I moved my printer to my garage. But I'm at a point in my garage organization where I'd like to move the printer back into my office, but considering a new printer or building an enclosure with filtration. So I'm curious since you worked for a 3D printing company and have some fancy printers, what your thoughts on that subject are.
Nice office.
Let's talk about your closet door and door to the attic. How crazy do those hinges not being the same height drive you?
Yeah sore subject
Are you from Austin Tx As well if so Woot Woot time to support our locals :) Great Content brother keep it up
What's the matter with Red Necking something? It works.... Lol!
I would really love to pick your brain about 3D printing with titanium. I’ve done a good amount of more traditional plastic printing but I’m trying to do my senior design project on 3D printed brake calipers for one of my schools old Baja cars
You'll need an industrial SMLS machine for that. Brake calipers also see too much load for them to be a viable option for 3D printing. They may last a few races but will eventually crack and fail.
OU812 al the research I’ve done and companies I’ve talked to about outsourcing the printing have said it should be fine. I’m very aware of our max load conditions and would obviously design them with a higher safety factor than the AL 2024 versions we’ve been using for the last 5 iterations. I was more interested in learning about reliable analysis methods for the non-isotropic characteristics that come with 3D printing
@@kyleburns9439 Those companies just want your money so they'll tell you " it should be fine". I work for an aircraft engine mfr and we're printing in metal for prototyping. The materials can't be approved for production because there are too many variables at play which cannot guarantee the mechanical properties of the material remain consistent from one printer to another. Laser sintering introduces micro fractures and occlysions in the material. It's just a matter of time before materials develop fatigue cracks. You can't run FEA on something where you're not 100% certain of the grain structure. That's the problem with SMLS...the uncertainty. You would have to do an ultrsonic inspection of every single part to be sure. The majority of the parts wouldn't pass any way.
Love your setup! Where did you get the foam inserts for you drawers?
Go Vols!!!!
I have thought about getting a 3D printer and want to get into printing car parts for my muscle car. I have a lot of unique interior parts they don’t reproduce. The metal printing would be ideal.
Wish he had replied this one 😭 i also wanted to know
In one of your previous videos you mentioned an upcoming idea for dust collection at your miter saw. I am building out my miter station and I also have a Dewalt miter saw that needs a dust collection solution. I am eager to see your idea. Is that coming soon?
Is that the EnviroKlenz 1k sqft on Amazon, the $649 model? Do you still use it or have you found another air purifier that's a bit more economical? TIA!
Hey man... print the fgc 9! 😂
What color filament is used on the fan of the jet engine? Awesome video!
Very cool on the 3D printing.. Would let to know more... How much it the X7 without reaching out to M.F and requesting a quote ?? Like all the things you can make..
$70k for the X7
@@ShopNation thanks for responding, wow that more than I thought.. But with what you can make would make up for it.. That is a nice machine..
i have such a weird question for you. I have that exact same AC unit randomly. Have you ever had to 3d print a fix for that flap that opens? One of the sides broke off (the one that connects to the servo in it and i have yet to model it out yet so i figured i'd ask first. Thanks!
And boy do i know
I liked your stuff till you said you was an engineer. I’ve been an auto technician for over 30 years. Auto Engineering has made my life hell. I remember when an engineer actually built what They tried to sell. Food for thought!!!
Ha! Well hey I’ve never worked for an auto OEM if it means anything...
I am an electrical engineer, and I hear this all the time; however, I started out as an electrician and tech before getting my degree... FWIW, I think both sides are right... and both sides are wrong. There's not enough cross over anymore, which leads to better understanding on both sides. But the blame is on companies, not employees
Ur rude
Now all that you need is a CNC router.
Me: Prints Minis and parts for D&D. Shop Nation: this 3d printer I have in my office can print things stronger than aluminum. lol. Love the setup man.
the ISS has a 3d printer for making tools for the astronauts. forget a tool on earth? houston just "emails" them the plans. how cool is that?!
Nice space! Love your videos, man. Seriously, one my of favorite channels out there. Did the lights and lumber storage racks in my shop recently. Purchased the Delta hybrid table saw. And just built the desk for our home office. Trying to get a little shop greatness going in my neck of the woods, too. Keep up the good work! I'll be watching. And congrats on the little one. It really does go by fast.
Wow cool! Thanks dude!
Always make sure if you make a Blaster for your kid.... you make one BIGGER for yourself. Nice set up !
Nice video sir....btw...GoVols! no matter what happens...lol
Wow 🤦🏽♀️
The drawer with the foam inserts for your tools make me so jealous. I need to do that for myself
I've sat in the same seats in Neyland stadium since I was 3 years old... Over 50 years! Trust me, I understand the rough ten year reference! Go Vols!
Wow! That’s awesome
Tidy space! Very nicely done. Yeah, I would have guessed engineer. LOL I am just revamping my home office one bit at a time. Building some new wall and standing shelves so everything looks a little more cohesive. But boy what I would give to have a 3D printer in here! Wowza. Love that stuff. Good on ya man.
Great video and great space and I have lots of questions as I'm just getting into 3d printing and trying to learn as much as I can before my printer arrives. I just subscribed and gave you a thumbs up because I think I could learn a lot from watching your videos. First off I'm confused about storing filament. Some of the videos I have seen are saying the filament should be stored in an air tight container with a small dehumidifier inside the container with the spools. Supposedly the filament will absorb moisture if left out in the open air. I noticed yours is all out or just laying loose in a drawer so whats the real deal? Also where, or are you venting your 3d printers such as your Mark Forge? I didn't see any hoses or anything so maybe your not. I'm planning on mainly using PLA or PETG so do you think I will need to vent that if I'm printing in my house in my craft room? If so are there filters available to vent into that will filter the air good enough is say I was printing ABS? Thanks again for the video and if you could help answer these questions it would help clarify some things that I am confused about.
What making the baby are taken care of the baby these are questions were asked you 🍻🍺
Travis do you have any future projects planned for 3 D printing? I put all LED lights in my garage earlier in the fall and I love them. I made the mistake of putting up to many but better to have to much than not enough. I love your channel keep up the great work!
Man I want a markforged printer, the metal and the x7. Merry Christmas
Have only just discovered your channel. Count one more subscriber. Blown away by your "Home Office." I can see a lot of time goint by watching your videos. Awesome!!
Awesome video, thanks for sharing!!!
Any hints on what kind and want not to buy for a TABLE to put my 3D printer on top???
ah yes back in time in 2019 when you could do just in time manufacturing.
The info on the future and possible applications of 3D printing with new mediums is very cool 😊 can any one say 3D printed automotive engines 😜
Love the space !
Do you have any files available for the insert station ????
LEGOS! Big fan of LEGO since...
forever!👍🏻
Great video nice to see and get ideas. (Aloooominam or Aluminum) lol
I’m a UT student so I understand. At least now they sell beer in Neyland. Go Vols!
Your guitar looks a lot like the mandolin on my wall (not played much).
Well deserved subscription.
GBO
This is a great video. Thanks for sharing.
Totally cool. And inspiring. Great update.
You are torturing that guitar, storing it so close to the AC.
That cut away jet engine is awesome. I need one for my office space.
Brilliant office & maker space. Thanks for showing us. Great video as usual.
Nice work room assistants.
Just watched this video. We are looking at installing 3D printers, like the Markforged (can't talk too much about it), on submarines and all naval surface vessels. We are working with NASA (they too are interested for the ISS and Mars) and currently conducting atmospheric studies for contamination of any off-gases based on 3D printing. The versatility of this looks extremely promising when parts are in short supply and/or non-existent.
Awesome! I’m aware of some of those initiatives - really cool applications out there.
Space Looks Awesome!!!
Very cool
Good Job Kid!!!
Wow. Nice.
Where did you get the file for that jet engine cutaway? Did you design/draw it or download? I would really like to print one of those, that thing is cool.
Yes, found it on Thingiverse. Search jet engine
Very cool! I’m having to dismantle my “indoor shop” to make room for twins... bitter sweet.
Congrats!!!
Those drawers under your desk are amazing. Where would I be able to find them?
IKEA
Rough 10 years for the Vols?
*cries in Arkansan*
😂
Holy moly! This was an amazing video. I came here to look up how you organized your smaller space.
Would you consider comptia for project management?
thank you and your office is similar to what I want. '23
L:ove this! What wall shelf did you get for the filament storage?
As always Travis, a very informative session and quite entertaining.
I picked up the workbench plans and will be starting on the build today.
you all prolly dont care but does any of you know a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I stupidly forgot my password. I appreciate any tips you can give me!
@Ibrahim Alvin Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Ibrahim Alvin it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out!
@Layton Messiah happy to help :D
Oh man! We have almost same taste on these little office toys!
This space just makes sense.
Graham Stephan show fan I see
Not shore but just have a feeling
I do enjoy some of his content
Awesome setup mate!
Very nice.
Big fan of your channel. But, I have to say.... Roll Tide from Alabama! :)
hello! I’m planning on getting a 3D printer and I think i’ll have it in my room (since I don’t have an office room) but you mentioned about the chemical residual of the filaments (depending on which i use), can have the room smelling different, do you recommend I have a Air Purifier in the room? @ShopNation