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- Today we are putting 3D printing filament into a hot glue gun to see if we can make a 3D print pen! Will this actually work??
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How else should we experiment with 3D printing??
Yes
Try to cook brownies on a pan on a stove
Make a house then destroy it
Make a car
You should make your logo! 👑
We did it boys - we have reinvented 3d pens!
@mokamations lol
@mokamations cool. That's actully rlly cool
@mokamations lol, yeah same
@mokamations that's cool, I like your pfp
But glue guns are way cheaper.
Nate: "It's a PLA Stick, so you can just call it Plastick"
Cali's Face: 😐 unimpressed
Me reacting to Cali's reaction: 😆🤣
I love that part😂
@@simplemax.1076 WTF 👁👃👅👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄👄
Me:ded
Nobody:
Nate: makes a joke that doesn’t stick
Nate: 😃
Calli: 😐
He tries hard
Also nate:hey hey its A PLA-STICK
YOU SAID STICK!!!!!
It was funny joke in my opinion
@@williammccracken881 Agreed
I tried feeding polyethylene water tubing into my hot glue gun at one point to see if that would work. It wasn't quite hot enough to melt it.
Oh hi, dude! I really liked your wood gas videos.
Oh dang, that was the next thing I was going to try.
@@403_Tuna simply?
If you don't happen to have a $25 3D pen, use a $2500 Taz 6, to make sticks for your $20 hot glue gun.
Thos would actually be terrific for fusing 3d printed parts together
@@averagejoe9040 I recommend grabbing the 3D pen. I just got the mynt3d and it is serving me well. Plus you can use normal filament.
exactly
Hello
Everyone: Uses glue to make cosplay
Nate's MASSIVE brain: Uses the glue as cosplay
“Maybe someone out there is like, ‘I am the Michelangelo of glue sticks.’” Yup, Jazza made a pretty cool glue stick sculpture!
Jazzy is awesome
I personally love Calli and Nate more then any other duo (I also feel like Nate gets along better with Calli then anyone else)
Well, it makes sense being that they have worked together far longer than the newer editions to the "on screen talent." But I think that it is great that Nate and Calie can actually take some time off.
Idk i still haven’t liked any of the other members they brought on the other girl is annoying and nobody can replace nate
Wait. I thought they were married.
@@brandondpersonal2988 I don’t think so lol
@@xaviercervantes1267 Yeah I feel like Nate just doesn’t get along with the overly hyper girl
this sounds like a 3d printer i can afford.
(by editing this i learned that you will loose the heart you got 😅)
Get a creality ender 3
Gotchu with a second heart, no more editing
Well, you need a 3d printer to print the material for the glue gun jajaja
@@EduMrTeiks lol
@@EduMrTeiks still can afford the gun 😅 PLAsticks are the problem.
I will attempt this one day
But not today
Best of luck friend!
Why not right know during this Rona Virus?
I reply to my replys 👁👄👁
That’s what we all say
Come on give Nate some credit, that plastick pun was funny, plus you can tell how proud he was after coming up with it!
I would love to see a TKOR blooper episode every now and then
I've always thought about doing something like this, but i never had the chance..
I called BS. Everybody has glue guns and they're all over the place. What you meant to say is you never took the time... If you're going to offer excuses at least be accurate.
@@Unmannedair i didn't have the chance because i didn't have the filament. And please avoid being so toxic on the internet :)
Yeah being first is cool and all but being last is the real challenge
you are last forever until you reload the page
I’m the last comment on this comment! Make me wrong,replies.
@@innusafar9438 no
This.... is actually pretty clever.
Also, this could work for helping to attach large 3d print segments together.
you actually reinvented glueing petg together by this
You can use a heat gun with HDPE sticks to repair stuff like kayaks.
just use an off the shelf 3d pen
This is great. I just learned the other day that I can use my soldering iron at 260°C to "weld" together my 3d prints, this is gonna come in so handy though! Like mig welding.
Asking TKOR to make a giant jelly bean until they do. Day 59
Easter is coming up, patience young padawan
Wow, still at it!
You got any plans for after they make a giant jelly bean?
Probably too many flavors to choose from
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Power to you.
Looks like you effectively have a plastic welder. I would say that'd be probably pretty effective at welding together different 3D prints. Typically stuff I print is bigger than the print volume and so I usually plastic weld my prints together using a 3D pen but that looks faster...
Nate: hey hey hey its plastick
Nate's face 😀
Cali: 😑
Me hahahaha u made me laugh
I have been watching 3d printing videos for a few days the I get this notification
Honestly I use a 3dprint pen to attach 3dprinted armor parts together with like "welds" without using glues or to do it quickly before using resin on it
Awesome video loved it a lot and you guys should try to make 3D printer filament as strong as possible
Very nice video you deserve 100 million subscribers . I liked and subscribed. I hope you reach 15 million subscribers by the end of the year
Thanks!
I remember seeing 3D pens at a craft store and just thinking to myself, "that's just a glue gun".
I have seen Duff Goldman make sugar "glue" sticks and put them in a glue gun to use as an adhesive on one of the cakes he made. Maybe you could make something similar and see if yours works too 😁
WOW GREAT IDEA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love you guys and all your videos! Thank you so much for giving me so much entertainment, while also educating me some! 🖤
I really, really appreciate this video. You know, I was looking for some ways to make thicker and stronger lines of PLA faster than ordinary 3d pens, and one of the ideas was using a gluegun. And obviously, your data will be very helpful for my works. Thanks a lot, and take care.
Jazza has actually made art with hot glue. So I guess he’s the Michelangelo of hot glue.
was looking for this comment or else i was going to make it
Hey nate and calli try making a pure chocolate sculpture of something like a superhero or something. Pure chocolate 🍫
I built flame wings for a fire Pegasus using hot glue, floral wire and feathers. The tips of the wings were flames of hot glue, and the structure of the wings is a lattice of hot glue, covered in feathers. You can build things in 3D with hot glue if you give the first layer time to cool (pop it in the freezer for a minute or two) before adding the next one.
I did 3D stuff with hot glue by using a strong desk fan for cooling, but it makes your eyes dry quickly (you really need it blowing right onto the object, and because of that also your face as you look at what you're doing).
I do this all the time to weld multiple pieces together to make larger prints than my printer can handle. It works great. Great video.
It makes me so giddy to hear my favourite TH-camrs talking about cosplay :)
I Love Your Video's
Best Experimenters in TH-cam
I watch these videos alot for your banter, its great keep being wonderful! :)
Hey TKOR, I have a suggestion you might be interested in. When you put PLA out onto the rubber mat, it was cool enough to not let the molten PLA stick to it. As you know, a 3D printer often heats the print bed to 50-60°C from the PLA transferring onto it from a temperature of 220°. Try a heated surface to overcome slipping away of molten PLASTICK from the gun.
I have a 3D printer so I have the filament and a hot glue gun so imma try this lol
Tkor: "doing this with glue sticks? No way"
Draw with jazza: *YOU UNDERESTIMATE MY POWER*
I FKNG LOVE that you 2 have your own show on the show and the others do goofy kids stuff. I actually still watch because of it lol
I've wanted to see this tested for the past 3 yrs. I've just been patiently waiting.
Btw, it is possible to make realistic roses with simple hot glue, if you roll it while it's still hot enough to flatten it without it sticking. Also, I used parchment paper, the glue won't stick to it.
I've a feeling Nate was waiting to use that joke since this idea was drawn up 😂
Hi,love you 🤩 and your videos *tkor*
this is so cool I wish that I could do these kinds of things, I also miss the nostalgic king of random videos :(
Your photo is cool
@@rehanlaghari3617 thank you :) took it myself
Are you from US
I mean in which country can I get that kind of sky :-D
This might actually be a decent way to weld parts of 3d prints together - I'm pretty sure there are actually products for that, but this would work in a pinch
Excluding the motion control functionality of a 3d printer, the rest of it is just a glorified glue gun basically.
Problems with your setup:
1) printers have heated beds to help with cohesion, and to help prevent rapid cooling.
2) average nozzle diameter is 0.4mm and I'm fairly certain that is significantly smaller than standard glue guns.
3) the funneling ratio for 3d printers is ~4.25/1 which help to functionally push the filament out by pressure rather than a trigger function using the backend solid matter as a plunger, thus a smooth flow of outbound material.
I imagine it would not be that hard to modify any standard glue gun to function like a 3d pen, but not a printer.
Never the less... awesome episode, I totally thought those printed glue sticks were not going to work, were they solid or infilled geometry?
The look on Calli's face @:30 ... Priceless
TKORA (The king of random awesomeness)
after Nates joke the look on your face Calli was classic lol...
I've got an idea for you guys, since this is about 3d printer filament. Can you use 3d printing filament as weedwacker line and weedwacker line to 3d print with.
Great idea. Now sell them in packs with many colors like crayons!!!
How to use a glue gun as a 3D printer:
Step 1: use a 3D printer to make plastic glue sticks
Lol, yeah. I thought that was goofy.
when 3d pens came out I used to use a hot glue gun and slowly build things over days at a time, built alot of pretty cool stuff
The "Pla STICK" joke was hilarious, Nate! 😂
Only real 3d printing enthusiasts will know what kind of 3d printer is being used at 1:12
either a prusa clone or
tevo tarantula
@@techtheguy5180 wrong its a lulzbot 6
@@Jeff75684 ah wow!
Lulzbot!
4:34 AHHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHA
This is pretty cool. I use a soldering iron to fuse 3d printed armor for cosplay but can actually see this working even better for that purpose. It seems much cleaner and PLA welding with a soldering iron, although fast, doesn’t produce uniform and easily sandable results.
It would be interesting to see how well this could combine printed parts
How many people ever wanted to be the person who put the comment on the piece of paper that they hold up and try? It would be so awesome if that happened to me or anybody else because these videos are awesome! Something cool is that I’m pretty sure I live near them I noticed some of the landmarks that they show in some of their videos. How many people ever wanted to be there neighbor! Or have Callie be your babysitter when you were little. I once I had a dream where I meet Them at Walmart and they signed autograph for me! I wish that happen!
It’s ok Nate I laughed at pla-stick
IT WAS PRETTY INGENIOUS AND FUNNY LOL !
These prints look great! I wonder what the layer hight and retraction settings they use
I'm already subscribed, but I ABSOLUTELY just dropped the "Thumbs Up" for "PLAStick"!! HAHAHAHAHA!
Cali you wrong for rolling your eyes and walking away! That was comedy gold!
Ah yes extruders are now a complicated mechanism lol
3D printer inventor: *slaps 4 arduino boards together*
3D printer inventor: "This bad boy can fit so many .stl files"
you are the Best🎀
You are first and you didnt say it
Y'all should do another video about recycling bottles to make 3d printer filament been seeing a lot of videos
Mix regular hot glue with another TKOR staple - liquid nitrogen. Not sure how to deliver it (some way to mist it onto the hot/semi-liquid glue) as you extrude each section/layer.
If nothing else you'd be testing the thermal shock properties of the glue.
I can't believe grace is 23, she looks 38 wow😲
Today, you uploaded your video an hour early.
Nates muscle while snapping that stick was the real experience
Use this to inject into cavities of your models to improve the strength of parts that rely upon of layer adhesion for strength.
PLA+ is just a stronger more flexible version of PLA. This change is small so don't bend the parts because they will still break but it won't shatter into pieces.
I love to see someone take a 3d printer pen and build an attachment and turn it into a full 3d printer
"It feeds it through a complicated mechanism" yes a very complicated mechanism refered to by experts as "a gear".
I buy dollar store cans of air...turn it upside down and instantly harden the hot glue (enough)...makes working with hot glue easier
That pla stick line has me literally bust out laughing and thoroughly mind blown at the same time
I've made miniatures for D&D with hot glue. Simple things like gelatinous cube, black pudding, slimes/ oozes.
Quite a cleaver concept. Many for those that don't have the machine to 3D print. I'm sure thr filament isn't that expensive.
I love Calie's obscure 80s movie quotes! Especially since I do the same thing and I have pretty much caught most of them.
What a coincidence! 😃 I actually thought about this idea just a few days ago, and wanted to try it out myself! So thanks for doing it for me! 😂👍
those 3d printing guns drive me mad 😂 my sister has had 3 and all 3 break so easily and take forever to try and build anything and don't funnel through fast enough for me
U can get a tiny glue stick guy and there is two temp settings which wood and lighter bonds are at lower temp setting but the same stick at high temp setting suppose to bond metal and have strong hold..I've been curious
I thought of this the first time I saw the 3d pen. Need a hotter end.
Where can I find the same pla + color that you did use? I have been trying to find that same color for a project I'm working on😅
Tottally need to try this have a few diff types of guns id like to experiment with!
I remember Tkor getting millions of views now it’s getting a few thousand
I can see the glue gun working as a fixing gun for 3d prints, or filling holes in a print. That way could be very useful.
I got my 3D printing pen from ebay for about the same price as a high-temp glue gun, so kind of a mute point if you're gonna get a glue gun just for PLA. the pen I got also works with either PLA or ABS, with a versatile temperature control, so you can play with that until it cools at just the right speed for your taste. somehow heats up way faster than my hot glue gun, too. basically, don't destroy your glue gun to do this, just buy a 3D pen. totally worth it.
You can easily 3D print using a regular glue gun by drawing on ice or in liquid nitrogen
“If you have a 3D printer but not a 3D pen but you have a glue gun...”
3d printer extruder is not complicated at all. it's a motor with a toothed pulley and a pressure pully that feeds into a heated nozzle.
3d print PLA stick by 3d printer to 3d print by hand.What an idea!
how about the mini glue sticks? with the smaller diameter stick might melt faster and work even better. maybe something worth testing out? :)
Yall should plug as many power strips or extension cords as you can while still getting power on the end
Hot glue and a nice silicone mold (or tinfoil sprayed with Pam as a mold release) and you can make amazing things with hot glue.
It paints well after a layer of primer so you can get amazing textures. Or paint it with nail polish for a gem-y affect.
I've made an entire dice tower, masks, jewels and an entire alien helmet with EL wire inlay.
Since it's slightly flexible, I've used it as a mold material itself to replicate the snakes on the hocus pocus book in epoxy clay. It isn't perfect, but does fine in a pinch.
Since it's translucent, it's also awesome for flame effect for models and cosplay. Just paint it with glass paint, alcohol ink or insert a flickering LED from one of those cheap tea lights.
Use colored hot glue instead of sealing wax for fancy letters.
You can do so much!!!!
Makes me wonder if you had a nicer adjustable temp gun, and the right plastic, if you could actually make small, durable, useful plastic parts. Like custom pieces for rc cars, Interior pieces, stuff like that.
neat! I 3d print cosplay pieces and d&d miniatures. Its a lot of fun, especially digital sculpting!
You can tell she knows about 3D printers! I love it!
Side note... this is pretty useful. Looks way stronger than hot glue. Attach buttons on plastic, hold mechanical things in place that hot glue can’t.
Maybe melt the PLA with hot water (or an oven) and the cast the molten plastic in some sort of pvc/steel pipe.
Can you remealt/cast glue gun dribbles to be used again, and can the glue be coloured?
Perfect way to seal/join two small pieces
Might be useful for filling small injection moulds for a short run of parts if the flow speed can be increased.