So would you say the key to making this work would be to sand everything to eliminate as much friction as possible? Just started printing mine and don’t mind a little finishing work, just want to ensure I can get the thing working lol. If I can’t get it, I’ll probably end up springing for Sonndersmith’s slightly simpler $7 model, but I wanted to give this free one a shot first.
@@Squallyentree8 lol I actually just ended up buying Sonddersmith’s model for $7. This one was truly a pain in every way. The S version is much simpler but I actually haven’t been able to get that one to fully work just yet. That’s not the model’s fault, I just haven’t really spent the time to try and get everything working smoothly. But yeah, when I saw the like 30 different parts of this version I bailed lol
@@STSGuitar16 yeah no i definitely get that I saw the 7 dollar model and it looks worth it I’m currently working on Captain Rex’s gauntlets so after I’m done with that I want to try and print a hidden blade it would be really cool
Ubisoft needs to do another Black Flag but gut the woke. How did you print your parts out I noticed that mine if I print smaller parts when it prints vertical it snaps.
Acknowledge who designed BY NAME at the beginning of the video earlier next time imo. Doing it at the 7:00 timestamp is way too late. It's thanks to them you were able to make this video. This isn't a reference at the end of a paper, this is someone else's work that you are using. Cool video though.
On the inside blade the 2 catchers slow the entire blade down and I don't k iw how to fix it. The blade won't extend full or retract fully. I've tried sanding, and putting graphite on it. What else can I do?
Always hard to figure out why, maybe it could be the rubber band is too strong and putting too much pressure on it, check if the pins are in the right spot, keep stripping away 1 component at a time trying to see if any one thing is causing it to not move. Lemme know if you get it fixed!!!
Is it possible for you to share the settings you set on your printer and a close up picture or video focusing completely on the catchers in the inner blade and their contact with the main base?
I just used generic 0.2mm layers and 20% infill, the higher settings you use will definitely give you a better slide as there is not much room for error at all
This was a really cool video and really informative! Low-key makes me want to make one for myself once I get my printer😅 Do you ever think you'd post a video going in detail how you assembled it?
He didn't design this version of the HB, got it from thingiverse and they also didn't shout them out, even though, some of it is their design, OTF knives, however, have been around longer than any of us.
So would you say the key to making this work would be to sand everything to eliminate as much friction as possible? Just started printing mine and don’t mind a little finishing work, just want to ensure I can get the thing working lol. If I can’t get it, I’ll probably end up springing for Sonndersmith’s slightly simpler $7 model, but I wanted to give this free one a shot first.
lmk how it goes and which one is better bro I wanna try and and make one!
@@Squallyentree8 lol I actually just ended up buying Sonddersmith’s model for $7. This one was truly a pain in every way. The S version is much simpler but I actually haven’t been able to get that one to fully work just yet. That’s not the model’s fault, I just haven’t really spent the time to try and get everything working smoothly. But yeah, when I saw the like 30 different parts of this version I bailed lol
@@STSGuitar16 yeah no i definitely get that I saw the 7 dollar model and it looks worth it I’m currently working on Captain Rex’s gauntlets so after I’m done with that I want to try and print a hidden blade it would be really cool
Ubisoft needs to do another Black Flag but gut the woke. How did you print your parts out I noticed that mine if I print smaller parts when it prints vertical it snaps.
Acknowledge who designed BY NAME at the beginning of the video earlier next time imo. Doing it at the 7:00 timestamp is way too late. It's thanks to them you were able to make this video. This isn't a reference at the end of a paper, this is someone else's work that you are using. Cool video though.
So ive pinpointed the problem to the catchers. They extrude way to much and slow the blade inside down to where it wont come out.
Glad ya got it! It’s tough with this design because it’s 100% friction so if there’s even a little bit it literally stops everything from moving
Oh well actually I didn't. I just found the problem
I honestly don't know what more I could do to it to make it work. Other than taking out the price completely
how do the cathers lock the blade outside? for me, it keeps the blade for fully extracting until the cathers are pressed
On the inside blade the 2 catchers slow the entire blade down and I don't k iw how to fix it. The blade won't extend full or retract fully. I've tried sanding, and putting graphite on it. What else can I do?
Always hard to figure out why, maybe it could be the rubber band is too strong and putting too much pressure on it, check if the pins are in the right spot, keep stripping away 1 component at a time trying to see if any one thing is causing it to not move. Lemme know if you get it fixed!!!
Hey one question how did you make the hole to the thing of the outer thing since the little holes didn’t want to print for me
How did you get the inner blade mechanism to work? im completely stuck.
What part doesn’t seem to work?
Is it possible for you to share the settings you set on your printer and a close up picture or video focusing completely on the catchers in the inner blade and their contact with the main base?
I just used generic 0.2mm layers and 20% infill, the higher settings you use will definitely give you a better slide as there is not much room for error at all
What plastic did you use?
Just super standard PLA I got from Amazon
If you really wanted, you could make a metal blade for this and make it be real
Would definitely be next level wish I had the stuff to make it, plastic blade is a little silly 😂
Good video! I am going to try to build!
Should I print the case pins 6 times . You forgot to mention x6 in file name
Yup!!
awesome
The way he says to donate is so smart, ik it's common enough but actually makes u wanna donate, 6:58
This was a really cool video and really informative!
Low-key makes me want to make one for myself once I get my printer😅
Do you ever think you'd post a video going in detail how you assembled it?
The thingiverse links in the description have all the steps and also videos! I would recommend taking at look at those they help a lot
No ammnra or iamdeepainreborn shout out? Dislike.
He didn't design this version of the HB, got it from thingiverse and they also didn't shout them out, even though, some of it is their design, OTF knives, however, have been around longer than any of us.