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In this video I go through all the aspects of 3d printing for beginners!
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still got a lot to learn at a young 78 years will get back to you thank you for you time
Luckyyyy I have no pets :(
Your comment was made 2 years ago which begs the question
How did you do?
Very wholesome comment
Hi grandpa
George is my neighbour unfortunately COVID-19 has killed him he was wearing a 3D printed face mask when he was found dead
Buy a 3d printer
Print a 3d printer
Return the 3d printer
That's how its done
Sorry to sound dumb but is that possible
MichaelSupreme
Of course it is. But don’t make the same misstake as everyone, make sure that it’s cleaned before returning it.
I am gonna print my TV and Phone 😉
MichaelSupreme - he’s just pulling your leg.
@@tonioyendis4464
Isn't the reprap designed for that? The only problem is that you have to assemble it.
@Alpha Maximus superiority complex much?
I was chosen by my school to teach my librarian how to use a 3D printer and I want to thank you for allowing me to understand and let my school use this truly amazing technology
Why do librarians need to know how to use a 3D printer?
lee zhiqin idk man, our district said whoever is housing the printer has to know how to use it
@@texasred9372 should of said you don’t know how to use it period
@@Lunar-zt2xn sasukeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
3:50 Another filament type: chocolate, apparently. My classmate printed little replicas of famous Greek sculptures in chocolate!
How? I dont have a printer but im pretty sure the chocolate wont harden quick enough and melt all the layers below, he maybe carved them?
@@tomatoshake1563 I don't think it's possible to carve them, they were replicas of Greek statues about 3 inches tall. One of them was the Winged Victory, which would have been super hard to do without the wings breaking off.
My friends did the same but I tasted like poop
@@shellprism44m37 Good thing I didn't eat any lol!
@@tomatoshake1563 there are actually specialized chocolate 3D printers, or I have even seen a youtube video of someone installing a custom made chocolate extruder on his 3D Printer. Yet, one cannot print with just any kind of chocolate. That's where the speed of cooling down and speed of printing comes into play.
Finally, I can print a will to live
Yeouch.
Yeouch.
Print some legs
Print me a dozen.
ok this got me into a short laughing fit
3:50 my favorite filament: Corn
This is now 3 years later and for a complete noob looking into 3D printing....
Your videos are stellar in explaining a detailed process of learning!
Please keep making these videos :)
King can u 3d print a whole and hands if I send u the proper files. Please let me know.
@@franklinsoto3316 Most likely not due to many reason
I’m getting 3D printer and I’m going to tell my 5 year old 4-year-old and 3 year old cousins that it is a toy maker
It could be :o
@ElijahG S T O N K S
same
i found this to be extremely thorough and helpful. i had some ideas, i didnt know if they would work, and this video answered so many questions for me and allowed me to figure out which direction to head next in my search for specific information. great work!
I just sat through a 20 minute long video where everything he said went way over my head but you made everything if not simple at least understandable. I can at least google the things I got confused about with your video. Outstanding job! Keep up the good work!
Thank you! This is a superbly structured and eloquently relayed presentation that kept me interested and left me much more informed than before watching! In a decade in a half of using YT every single day, this is the first channel to which I have subscribed. Impressive!
That was an amazing explanation of the basics of 3D printing. It was very professional and easy to follow. Keep it up! You just earned a like and subscribe
Great intro! Our local library system has a “maker lab” with 3D printers free to use so I have been getting my feet wet on the basics. My immediate goal is to prototype a card-holding deck for a French-language vocabulary game. I’ve completed a first prototype and have tweaked it quite a bit, and will print it again soon. Eventually I’ll buy my own.
This was an awesome introduction to 3D printers and exactly what I was looking for! Thanks bud!
Amazing video. i am new to 3D printing and this is the first video that I, as a rookie in 3D printing, could understand. Thank you so much!!!
Really helpful. Explains a lot of basic things I didn't know.
Thanks fo for the hard work you put into this. I've been considering printing terrain, buildings, and scatterable objects for various 28mm tabletop games
Great introduction simply told. I want to print my own miniature models for tabletop gaming. Also some useful stuff.
Just discovered this printing. Thanks for the excellent presentation. Inventions, and tool and dye work
now have advanced opportunity exponentially.
Thank you so much. This is a beautiful start to what I've been wanting to do.
This really helped with my college project thank you so much i love you
really very good presentation with lot of technical stuffs for 3d printing.
Best training Video I have ever seen, excellent communicator , simplified explanations, advice, nicely paced video. Well done.
Excellent video. Just beginning to look into 3D printing and this taught me tons I hadn’t thought about yet.
Just getting into this, I have a CNC mill and lathe so I “kinda” understand. Great intro, I picked up a a printer, a Ender 3 and look forward to learning how to use it. This helped a lot, once again I’m learning lingo associated with a different forms of creating objects and parts.
Was looking to get an ender 3, how does it run?? Any problems so far?
I have a 3D printing class coming up and I think with this video I might want to get a printer even before I do that class.
Awesome! I'm glad I could inform you! If you need any help, let me know.
Going to be getting into 3d printing to build parts for some of my hobbies that no one seems to make parts for anymore excellent video really helped me under stand how everything works!!! Thank you!
Been watching lot of videos learning about this hobby. Your video did great at explaining the basics that most videos leave out
now... i just need a 3d printer
Lol
buy an anet a8, its really cheap and easy to use
Depending on what you're going to need it for, renting is an option for one time use like an mold.
Me too
Check your local library or university!
I just bought myself a 3D printer for Christmas and I am going to give a cookie cutter a go first. Can't wait to dive in and play.
Awesome intro really helpful! This is what I needed to know to start making 3D prints.
Thank you so much! I mostly just want to print my ideas or concepts for the future in a smaller scale to test them, and this has bin a great introduction. Thank you again.
Thank you so much! you are informative, without being overwhelming. I just bought a 3-d printer for my husband and myself at Christmas for us to play with at home. I am a little acquainted with this at work as I am a tool maker in aircraft, but I work 40-60 hours a week and don't have a lot of time for experimentation at home, so I just bought a hobby model. I wanted something for us to play with. I really appreciate your video. I'm looking forward to playing with this. and subscribing to your channel.
How did that work for you? Was it a waste or were you able to develop into a useful hobby
Great video for us absolute beginners.
I'm currently considering getting into 3D printing to make tough, abrasive & impact-resistant armor (chest, shoulders, elbows, knees, etc) which would be an additional, external layer of protection to D3O motorcycle impact armor.
I'm not yet certain if I'd be able to print the pieces directly, or create some kind of 3D-printed mould for injection molding -- which would perhaps be a stronger solution.
Lots to learn!
Hello Jonathan, I recommend you go for SelfCAD www.selfcad.com, it's quite an easy to use yet powerful CAD program
Just wanna say. Thanks. This was a good..a very good video. You were very brief but detailed. It really helped me to understand the entire process simply for now. Good job man.
Doing research for a Christmast gift, this was very helpful, thanks.
this man is an absolute chad, uses slide shows and still kicks ass at teaching us. plus no adds or give aways
I was gonna 3d print dungeons and dragons character models
Dude, same. Holy shit
Get an SLA
Same
Why would the sla be better ? Cuz there are smaller fine details ? I thought I heard somewhere in the video that the fdm was performing at the most precise setting by default. Maybe i misunderstood
Was planning on making furnitures and walls and buildings and not minis would fdm still be a good option then ?
This video is so well done, thinking of buying my first today!
really helpful. thanks for introducing basics of 3D printing
Good Video!
i dont mean to be so offtopic but does anybody know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I somehow lost the password. I would love any tricks you can offer me!
@Judah Otto Instablaster =)
@Crew Karson I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Crew Karson It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much you really help me out!
@Judah Otto Happy to help :)
What is stopping you from printing a 3d printer?
Easy to understand, very eloquent introduction to 3d printing. Subscribed you.
excellent beginner's video, i learnt a lot, never 3d print , never cad designed ... thank you, so useful
This was really helpful I’m trying to make a Luigi’s mansion replaka
It’s been 2 years since you made this comments how has your mansion journey been?
@@ma-x9014 Well I have not begun working on it I hope to one day soon to get a 3D printer but every once and a while I think about this I hope to start working on it soon.
Everybody out here trying to learn to 3d print for some Mandaloriannnnnn gear! Haha! *RAISES HAND
3D printing is part of my religion.
I wasn’t before, but I sure as hell am now.
This is the way
No.
Yes and a lot of other cool shit
Thank you so much for you video! I am looking to purchase a 3D printer for my classroom and this video was very helpful. My student will be creating prosthetic arms/hands in my biomedical science classes. All of your recommendation were extremely helpful, as i know NOTHING about 3D printing and CAD work! Thanks for all you do!
amazingly detailed and put together video thanks
Fused deposition modeling for FDM
IE Garage Yes, it can be called different names.
Lol ya but not fuel deposition modeling
@@gunlover92 ?
Watch the 2020 updated version of this video here: th-cam.com/video/GJ98Lydc54k/w-d-xo.html
what model do i need to print Nes consoles
Search on thingiverse.com
can a 2018 NEW 3D Printer Prusa i3 Reprap MK8 DIY Kit MK2A Heated LCD Controller - BLACK US AC110-130V 259568001 use ABS material?
I believe so
Can I export Catia file to .stl, is it goint to work the same?
Very good presentation! Well done. Thanks for this
I will be teaching our school's new STEM class. We just got our 3D printers, and as a first time user, your video has been extremely helpful. Thank you!
Need a good scanner to reverse engineer car parts.
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Thanks for the great video!
my question..(forgive me i am learning about 3D printers from ground zero) how much do i need to know about cad? should i start with ...what basic course? i am 54 missed alot of tech. knowledge and tho smart and know ill get it just dont know where to start.
ok my main goal and perhaps youll think im nuts...but i rescue animals with disabilities and hurt wildlife.
My goal is to donate 3D printed prosthetics for animals not mobile.
Shall i start with a cad course at local com. college ? i can afford a high end printer and want to understand ..EVERYTHING!
Thanks Laura
Hi! I'm glad you like the video! You don't need to know anything about CAD for 3d printing. CAD is used to create models from scratch, but you can just download models online to print. If you do want to create models from scratch, then yes you should learn. I would recommend Google Sketchup, Tinkercad, or Fusion 360 for beginners. Also, its awesome that you rescue animals! Finally, what printers are you looking at? I have a few in mind that might work for you. Thanks!
3D Now wow youre just great thanks for answering me - i dont know which printer but want quality .
so i can learn cad from those sites or should i take a college course in cad- cuz im bad and need beginners 101 lol.
thanks again!😘
milomilo Sure! You can take a Beginners course at a college. That will help a lot. Also, I would recommend an ultimaker, lutzbot, makergear
3D Now -again thanks will keep you up on my progress!
Your awesome videos are very informative and explain the basics even an old chick like me can conceptualize ,so often these videos really can detour, and make one feel as if all is over your head feeling dumb and dejected.
you give me hope and some flame that even i, an old non computer savy cougar (lol) can learn!
tinker cad is the most basic you can go
I am studing a Additive Manufacture course in university now and I think your presentation is much clearer than the lecturer👍
Nice video, it was really helpful and everything was so clear!
Many old diecast cars (Hot Wheels, Matchbox, Johnny Lightning, etc.) have plastic parts that break very easily. Has anyone tried printing these type items? One I would like to reproduce is a boom and bucket with lineman inside from a 1984 Hot Wheels Telephone Truck.
So let me get this straight. First you need a software to actualy design
your piece, and then you need a second software to "slice" it and send it to the
printer. Did I get this right?
It's the second software that actually communicates with the printer, not the first.
mrnicehearted correct!
Yes, that is very true.But with the introduction of new CAD program like SelfCAD, you can model, sculpt and even print all under one program as there is an in built Slicer in the software. You can check this software here: www.selfcad.com
Is it made for technically challenged people like me? In other words would I have a meltdown if I’ve never taken a CAD CAM course?
LikeTanyaNoT probably. It takes some time to learn these programs. Depending on the level off advancement you’d like to reach
Great video. I'm personally looking to figure out how 3D printing works for full-scale houses, so this is a good introduction!
Very simple terms and useful images. Thanks!
Thank you so much this is helpful. I wanna print a gf after printing some weed
LOOLL
Why am I gonna do this
Went from 🙂 to😬to 😳 real quick
Wtf lol
Don't forget the potatochips!
"What can you print. Any solid object." I thought all objects were solid lol.
Water is not solid.
Gas is not solid.
Plasma is not solid.
@sweiland75 all of those are not objects rather states of matter therefore only solids are objects ... stupid
Nicely done. I am planning to make prototypes for products.
Helpful guide, thanks!
I want to print a darth vader helmet
galactic gamer it’s been done before, but I warn it can be a bit pricey to use thy much filament
stinky poo poo am i right fellas?
From a new user of 3D printing, thank you very much for the invaluable practical information.
Excellent explanation. I was listening out of curiosity.
Thank you for a coherent explanation of 3D printing needs and process.
Excellent video! Clean and to the point. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the information. I've been having issues with my printer but I will try your recommendation.
That was very informative. Thank you. I'm just checking out what 3 D printing is about . Your video was well made and makes the process easy to understand.
i want to print everything that can help any community and bring happiness again with their lives. a big thanks for your tutorial video i understand well. ❤️❤️❤️
Fantastic introductory video for beginners.
Awesome, thank. Clear, concise, right to the point
Thanks, excellent intro to 3d printing!
Concise guide for beginners..thanks!
Thank you so much For taking the time to make this tutorial.
Cool video! All wrapped up in 11 minutes! thanks :)
A really excellent video! Well done!
I actually watched it all ... Good video you put up here 👍
This was super helpful and clear :)
Thank you for your video it answered a lot of my questions that i was having as i am looking into purchasing a 3D printer
Awesome, Thanks!
Great explanation. I would probably print some figurines for starter.
Thanks for the vid, really good advice for beginners
Thank you, first look at printing. Good info
This was very helpful and short good amount of info I can process thank you
thank you a super nice video to start my learning!
This is awesome! I just got a 3d printer and I think this will help me.
Thanks. Very useful and complete video.
I just got my 3D printer today (14 Aug) and printed my first object; a gear. Something simple just to watch it go! I tried to print A skull pencil holder, but the plastic kept coming loose from the bed. It is a painter's tape type bed and I used a glue stick coating (light) that was recommended. I DIDN"T use any glue on the gear and liked to never got it loose, but I think that is preferable to NOT sticking at all! This was a good first video for a noob (like me) to watch. You started with the very basics and I am sure you will build upon that.
Really helpful, thank you for your time.
thank you for this video, super informative and concise
This was fantastic. Thank you!
Awesome video!!! OUTSTANDING!
Excellent tutorial, cheers!
Really helpful. Thanks!
Thank you. This is very helpful.
Thanks much for a great introduction to 3D printing. I'm considering purchasing a 3D printer and your video clip provides the useful information I need to get started.
micdal22 awesome! Let me know if you need any coupons. I have them for most popular 3d printers
Very educational. Thank you