Marc 3DP, you have been such a big inspiration for me, and so many of the designs you feature in your videos have been so useful as a gift, or something around the house. I watch your videos all the time, and I do not regret getting a 3D printer, because of all the fun designs you show everyone.
Printers today are really good now since I first got into it. No more worry about Z offsets. Faster speeds. It's great. I got two of the K1 max printers. This printer you showed looks really cool too. Might get one for small detailed prints with a 0.2 nozzle
Hey! This 3D printing concept is getting wild! Instead of the usual filament, what if we built objects layer-by-layer from the inside out? Imagine a spinning container where we spray a special resin or even tiny wires, one layer at a time, with a UV light to cure it all in place. We could even have a robotic arm pick and place small components inside as we build! This way, we could create objects with different materials on the inside and outside, or even sneaky compartments hidden within. It's like building a treasure chest layer by layer! This might be a simpler way to get started with this "inside-out 3D printing" idea. What do you think? Could this be a cool new way to make things?
I printed the card holder but the pieces got stuck together can you please explain how yours moved immediately after you took it out of the printer thank you
Hello! Thank you very much for sharing all of these useful things, they really are! Can I please ask for some names? Marco, Adriana, Lety, Edith, Orion, Mairan, Manuel? I know they are a lot but I just got my printer two weeks ago and I'm still away from designing stuff they way you do. Also, can yo tell me what's the brand of the filament you used for the name? It looks real good, all shiny!
Czyli rozumiem, że można pisać komentarze po polsku ;) Nah, just kidding. Very nice ideas, especially door stopper. Is there any "beginner" printer which you can propose? I have no experience at all, just watching videos
Można śmiało po polsku :) zależy jaki masz budżet ale na początek i w dobrej cenie polecam Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro. Jest gdzieś u mnie na kanale video z tą drukarką. Bardzo solidna, prosta, dobra jakość wydruku i można w PL kupić za ok 1200PLN. Pozdrawiam :)
I'd rather not use 3d print filament for anything entering my mouth (credit card cutlery). While I get that it's cheap and something meant to be used as a rare/emergency alternative, there's also no shortage of EDC cutlery that IS safe to put in your mouth.
I don't see why you couldn't scale it up. Reorient it so it prints vertically standing on its flat back side and you could also squeeze some more size out of this by printing this diagonally on the bed as well. This particular print would probably need supports, but remixing it so the front sides are angled more could eliminate that need.
@@dosdont Um... what? I was just suggesting how one could make the print larger based on the suggestion in your comment. Just about every 3D printer is taller than it is wide, so printing this in the vertical direction will get you a longer shelf. I wasn't trying to be condescending.
@@zecuse What I thought you meant is to edit the file with software, which I don't know how to use. Just changing the size of the part will also increase the size of the screw holes, if there's a way to scale it up without changing the screw holes, again I don't know how to do that. I guess I could use the right size washers in order to keep the screws small but it's not that big a deal. Anyway, not offense meant or taken. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@dosdont 3D prints are usually shared as STL files that you'd have to throw in a slicer to get gcode for. This is because everyone's printer will have unique calibration settings that no one can account for if they shared their own sliced gcode. Actual 3D printed threads are possible, but at that size, they're pretty hard to successfully print without a very small nozzle. Looking at the video again and checking out the print's Cults3D page, those holes won't actually be threaded. Standing it up and stretching it along the vertical axis (fairly simple operation in any slicer) will make those holes and edge slightly thicker, but no where near the point that you couldn't still get a screw through them and into the wall. The video used some kind of double sided tape while the images on the Cults3D page show 2 flat head screws. A longer tray will put more torque on the tape, so using screws would be better. Ideally, you'd put heat set inserts in those holes (soldering iron works great for this) because threading through the plastic will weaken it. Based on the images on the Cults3D page, there's a small lip to catch the head of a flat head screw anyway which still shouldn't be a problem with a slightly thicker edge.
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And let me know in the comments what name or nickname print next 😀
Can you do jax
Victor?
🥺 I liked the vídeo can u pls do Hermes
Tuğrul. Thank you...
I use that exact printer
I made so many cloths hangers to organize my room, thank you
Love the folderable hooks
Marc 3DP, you have been such a big inspiration for me, and so many of the designs you feature in your videos have been so useful as a gift, or something around the house. I watch your videos all the time, and I do not regret getting a 3D printer, because of all the fun designs you show everyone.
Thank you so much😊 Your support keeps me motivated to keep creating and sharing. Happy printing!
Printers today are really good now since I first got into it. No more worry about Z offsets. Faster speeds. It's great. I got two of the K1 max printers. This printer you showed looks really cool too. Might get one for small detailed prints with a 0.2 nozzle
I agree. Printers currently are much better and especially much faster than even 2-3 years ago. It's good idea with this 0.2 nozzle, thanks 🙂
@@Marc3DP Thanks for the videos. I've been binge watching them and printing some of the models. Awesome ideas
Took back the ‘like’ when I saw you withheld the pen holder stl. :)
nice vid, I like that you put the weight on there as well
Thanks :)
Love your vids, Joshua Pen holder would great. Keep making awesome vids.
Thanks :)
Love the credit card cuttlery
dont eat off of 3d prints unless its a clean stainless steel hotend and nozzle there are toxins in brass setups
I like this "your name penholder") And foldable hanger!
Thanks :)
i love your tech videos. may i share it with my friends who can not access youtube? Thanks.
Hey! This 3D printing concept is getting wild! Instead of the usual filament, what if we built objects layer-by-layer from the inside out? Imagine a spinning container where we spray a special resin or even tiny wires, one layer at a time, with a UV light to cure it all in place. We could even have a robotic arm pick and place small components inside as we build! This way, we could create objects with different materials on the inside and outside, or even sneaky compartments hidden within. It's like building a treasure chest layer by layer! This might be a simpler way to get started with this "inside-out 3D printing" idea. What do you think? Could this be a cool new way to make things?
Thats a nice looking printer
The door stopper be when we walk without seeing😂😂😂😂😂..
Greetings from Poland :P
5:43 its also work for people that are traveling 😂
What is the name of the blue filament? It looks amazing 🤩
Silk Blue PLA from Eryone
Great video! Love how you show the 3D printing and it looks super good!
Thanks :)
Thanks for sharing my files and show in this great video, but you forgot to remove inner support of the door stop
Yes,I forgot and I didn't notice it until after the video was recorded. BTW great designs 😀
@@Marc3DP i have more files i can shear with you for free, you dont need to purchase them, i dm you on instagram
3:53 PLA is not food safe.
I’ve figured out how to use the ender 3 which is pretty cool of a printer
at 4:35 for some reason the sizes are literally centimeters off and it wont fit why is this happening and how do i fix it
good video!
Thanks :)
I printed the card holder but the pieces got stuck together can you please explain how yours moved immediately after you took it out of the printer thank you
wow, you have a lot of 3d printer. I have an Ender 3 v2 and I love it! now it's printing a moai with flexible blue filament!
have fun with that on a bowden
How do you do the name pen holder?
I made it in Tinkercad
Na to czekałem.
Dzięki 😉
I love your vids keep it up
Thanks :)
Hello! Thank you very much for sharing all of these useful things, they really are! Can I please ask for some names? Marco, Adriana, Lety, Edith, Orion, Mairan, Manuel? I know they are a lot but I just got my printer two weeks ago and I'm still away from designing stuff they way you do. Also, can yo tell me what's the brand of the filament you used for the name? It looks real good, all shiny!
print Dennis in you next video please i ask you and show it I'm thinking of getting started into 3d printing but not sure yet Thanks
is it okay to print this design and sell it? you have a lot of cool design 👏👏
You can NOT sell them without creators permition, so you have to ask them if you can sell it
@@Marc3DP may i ask how sir if you dont mind? thank you ☺️
wow! you really make 3D printer create things that can use into your daily life. So awesome
That's right :) Thanks !
What font is that you made the name out of?
I don't know what is the font, butI use tinkercad.com to make names
@@Marc3DP thank you
I love your videos. thank you for your hard work
Please print "Abel Gwen Hosea Reyes" for the pen holder. Thanks!
Thanks 🙂
Love your ideas, id love a Darren pen holder 😄
Can you 3d print money for me to buy a 3d printer? 😅
I wish😄
No you cant because you cant because it's not allowed you cant because no allowed
Well you could print useful gadgets and sell them for a profit, so I guess it prints money?
LMAO 😂
Bro just buy a neptune 4 its really cheap and awesome. It is worth it.
Can you 3d print "Jack"?
I love your videos. =] I am just starting 3D printing and you have given me so many great ideas. Please print Josie-Anna
Thanks :)
Can you do Smiler please
Czyli rozumiem, że można pisać komentarze po polsku ;)
Nah, just kidding. Very nice ideas, especially door stopper.
Is there any "beginner" printer which you can propose?
I have no experience at all, just watching videos
Można śmiało po polsku :) zależy jaki masz budżet ale na początek i w dobrej cenie polecam Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro. Jest gdzieś u mnie na kanale video z tą drukarką. Bardzo solidna, prosta, dobra jakość wydruku i można w PL kupić za ok 1200PLN. Pozdrawiam :)
@@Marc3DP Angielski tez spoko ;)
Git, chętnie sprawdzę, dzięki bardzo!
Will this business be good in coming days?
You mean 3D Printing ? I think yes :)
I'd rather not use 3d print filament for anything entering my mouth (credit card cutlery). While I get that it's cheap and something meant to be used as a rare/emergency alternative, there's also no shortage of EDC cutlery that IS safe to put in your mouth.
500mm is inaccurate for the printing speed. The Ankermake doesn’t have the acceleration to reach it.
4:25 om nom nom nom
А напечатай коробочку для коробочек, в которые можно положить коробочки с коробочками.
3:44 Poland detected 🇵🇱
Pozdrawiam 😉
Links of 7. and 8. are transposed
Thanks, I've already corrected it
wait... What if you 3d printed a 3d printer, then 3d printed a 3d printer on the 3d printed 3d printer?
Maybe some day :D
Prusa actually does this
Secret shelf would be useful if it was bigger, like the size of unfolded cash.
I don't see why you couldn't scale it up. Reorient it so it prints vertically standing on its flat back side and you could also squeeze some more size out of this by printing this diagonally on the bed as well. This particular print would probably need supports, but remixing it so the front sides are angled more could eliminate that need.
@@zecuse LOL, why would you assume that because you know how, everyone does? Cheers.
@@dosdont Um... what? I was just suggesting how one could make the print larger based on the suggestion in your comment. Just about every 3D printer is taller than it is wide, so printing this in the vertical direction will get you a longer shelf.
I wasn't trying to be condescending.
@@zecuse What I thought you meant is to edit the file with software, which I don't know how to use. Just changing the size of the part will also increase the size of the screw holes, if there's a way to scale it up without changing the screw holes, again I don't know how to do that. I guess I could use the right size washers in order to keep the screws small but it's not that big a deal. Anyway, not offense meant or taken. Thanks for the suggestion.
@@dosdont 3D prints are usually shared as STL files that you'd have to throw in a slicer to get gcode for. This is because everyone's printer will have unique calibration settings that no one can account for if they shared their own sliced gcode. Actual 3D printed threads are possible, but at that size, they're pretty hard to successfully print without a very small nozzle.
Looking at the video again and checking out the print's Cults3D page, those holes won't actually be threaded. Standing it up and stretching it along the vertical axis (fairly simple operation in any slicer) will make those holes and edge slightly thicker, but no where near the point that you couldn't still get a screw through them and into the wall.
The video used some kind of double sided tape while the images on the Cults3D page show 2 flat head screws. A longer tray will put more torque on the tape, so using screws would be better. Ideally, you'd put heat set inserts in those holes (soldering iron works great for this) because threading through the plastic will weaken it. Based on the images on the Cults3D page, there's a small lip to catch the head of a flat head screw anyway which still shouldn't be a problem with a slightly thicker edge.
Can you print YELIZ please?🎉
Gman the great the first
What 3D printers do you have now as of 2023? All models and brands you owned, including the ones you have in this video?
I have Prusa MK3s+, Creality 5 S1, Sovol Sv07, Anker M5C, Bambu Lab X1 Pro and waiting for Creality K1 max 😉
@@Marc3DP Cool beans 😎
You never did my name and you said that you would 😢
Would like to print DALE
Can you make Pikachu
which software do you use for making digital version of 3d prints ?
If you have the skills to use proper CAD modeling software then Onshape, but if you are just starting out, TinkerCAD is SUPER easy to use
Video name suggestion: "Not actually useful yet cool prints"
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Can you print Skilledcamman
Film ładny 😂 rzeczywistość inna
Please 3D print "Alim"?
Do you provide blueprints to each design?
3:40 polska moment sigma polska gurom polski dowód
Can you download a model and make Pikachu please
WIll be in next video ;)
this made my day right here thank you
I like the small descriptions next to the prints next time can you add the materials too?
👇 if you agree
POLSKA GÓRĄ
Pozdrawiam 😀
Hi, I'm Russian, you can ask questions (if you want)
Как дела?
Норм
@@SuperNekitBros
Миллениум карта у него
4:26 Mmm, brass and toxic lead.
czy ty jestes z polski?
Zgadza się 🙂
My name:Dior
Fitst
First
Lol
Please print Peter
John
can you print the name yumazexal
print my name is alfred
teras wiadomo ze polak :)
Dopiero dzisiaj odkryles? :D
Pozdrawiam rodaków 🇵🇱 😀
elias
Mitkasan
Enes
Can you do a nickname for me its Thomas
Nash
Eating sound😅
uuu polski dowód
Dobre oko ;)
can you pls print my name Matthew
My name is Dan pls 3D print
Bugs
CaN yOu PrInT tHe NaMe Leah
Print plz Pizda, it's my mum name
kof useless kof
Half of those thins are just stupid, not smart
Nothing personal, but only a freakin' jerk would say that.
Most things in this video are complete useless or there are much better solutions.
Only crap