hey morley, about the audio problem, I was wearing headphones while watching and didn't even notice there was a problem until you mentioned it in the video, so I think you nailed it :D
I hope you guys are having the time of your lives living and traveling the way you are. Stay safe (cat stevens " a lot of nice things turn bad out there")...👍✌🖖🥃
This video is super cool and pretty helpful as I’m planning a trip around the world in a Land Rover Defender and 3D printing is essential to my job as a freelance electronic engineer. ( good girls !!!).
That’s awesome!! Yeah it’s definitely doable - I think the main limitation is how it affects print quality over time. But if you’re just prototyping, I think it has a ton of potential.
Get a self leveling board and add antivibration pad installed on your printer shelf then place printer which will keep it level while driving as best as possible and the vibration pad will help always. Just a suggestion. Oh a suspension lift on the van will be a game changer for driving and for sure printing!!
6:28 Inlay a few neodymium magnets into the inside of the drawers, (as well as the cabinets.) And magnets with the accompanying polarity on the opposite side, of course.
I had a course in college and on the first day the instructor told us, "we were going to make something out of nothing". Learning how to do that, made me a success in life.
Do you ever worry about fumes from 3D printing? Your channel inspires me but I live in a tiny studio apartment and am wondering if it requires a high end model to avoid toxic melted plastic fumes in a living space
In general, filament printers fumes are not a big problem, opening a window would be enough. Resin printing is another world, resin fumes are toxic and an air extractor may be needed
I'm doing a Morley video binge right now and loving it (thus the 5 months behind comment 😂) but if you want to try 3D printing on a boat for real, get in touch with Sailing La Vagabonde. I of course don't know them in person but have watched their channel for 5+ years and they give off similar 'adventure-forward + positive-energy' vibes and live full time on a sailing vessel they custom designed for trying to be fully electric (they got close 😅). I bet Riley would love the test of his electrical system to see if he could 3d print. And Elayna would get behind a few niche fixes I'm sure too. 😊 Anyway. Enjoying your videos. Just dropping a thought. Keep spreading such positive energy and fun ideas!!
Random tip from a semi-professional drone pilot, Whenever you approach a drone or have a drone approach you to grab it out of the air, point it away from you. The person who taught me to fly said this: Our body's natural instinct if something goes wrong eg. a gust of wind, is to go forward. I usually put my hand flat under the drone then do the normal landing sequence. Although tilting it does work, there is a moment of stress on the motors, and you also risk cutting yourself, and getting cut by drone propellors is not fun
Someone asked about this a while back on 3D Printing Stack Exchange and I worked out for them that the forces experienced are minuscule (and thus irrelevant to quality) compared to those involved in actually printing.
Good Girls. Are y'all getting bored now that the van is (mostly) done? It's okay. You can tell us. There's no need to get on a boat with a 3D printer. At this rate a video which is sponsored by betterhelp is only an upload away. (I'm joking, this is great content, incredible to see what that thing could handle, and you definitely deserve a Bamboo sponsorship for this one)
@@MorleyKert Rollercoaster, you say 🤔. Fits the theme of the video. I can live with that 😁. I've been faithfully watching since I discovered you a couple of months ago so as long as you keep doing what you're doing I'll be here.
If you ever find your self staying in Arizona for a little during the van life we have a pretty cool makerspace that could use some attention from someone as cool as you!
Hello guys, hope all is well out on the roads. The drawers and cabinets in Sweden, we have magnetic locks that we use so that they don't go up, look at them would probably work well, there are different versions so one should work for your use. Sincerely, Philip A
There is a 3d printer on the International Space Station. NASA designed a ratcheting wrench and emailed it to them. Since NASA is owned by the American people, everything they do is open source, so you can download the stl and print one of your own. It does not have a reverse switch, so if you need to remove a bolt, you have to mirror the file and print a second one.
@MorleyKert I printed it when I first got into 3d printing 10 years ago. It was pretty cool that it printed in place. I'm sure they have other important things, but I have not gone back since then.
Péloquin Hi this is Bobby and i love you' guy' s as couple ❤ love you' r sense of humor and you' r complicity ! I am also starting my Ford transit high Roof allongé this spring ! Nice job! Im french from Montréal. See you in the road Maybe some day Love you 2!
Living that Van life too, but my 'van mods' are just upgrading from a 3D-printed toothbrush holder to a 3D-printed cup holder. Baby steps, right? 😄 Loving the content, and now I'm tempted to turn my van into a mobile maker's space! 🚐🛠 #VanLifeGoals #3DPrintAddict
Another thing which just struck when you mentioned Apollo 13. How does it work in a zero gravity environment? That probably something you won't be able to replicate, but would be cool to know.
Hmm maybe it's a good idea to add a time-lapse/monitoring camera inside the printer so you can stay seated while doing experiments like this 😂 Very cool tests anyhow!
Bambu printers have AC powered bed... and it is exactly the same bed in USA (110V) and Europe (230V). In USA this takes about 300W for initial heating. In EU initial heating easily jumps to 1000W! I wonder... if someone did 230V van system. Would it be able to deliver 1kW for 1-2 minutes and don't discharge too much? Also Maker's muse did interesting printing testing of non stable printer. Hanging on a single rope for example...
@@MorleyKertYou can use Marine Slam Latches or Push Button Latches. Idea for a new video :D Or you make gridfinity with boxes so things inside don't move.
I’ve gotta admit… I’m from Utah… we have so many dirt roads that you just know how to drive them from when you first get your permit. Watching this is kinda funny, cause Utahns would just floor it through the entire dirt road in a cute sedan while jamming to music 😂 22:15
are you at the vanlife fest in Baja? If you see my brother in law (Evan), and his partner (Natasha) wish her a happy birthday today :). His hair is almost identical to yours, just dirty blonde. Cheers
Brooo, that printer is such a Warrior man, honestly, I think the failure that happened in the boat might've not been related to the movement of the boat, or at least not entirely, I think it was due to the lack of heat, you can see a lot of wind flowing around you cooling it off too quickly perhaps, so much so that it couldn't stick properly from one filament to the other, that, added to the wavy cruise, could be the reason. I'm thinking 90%wind, 10% movement, anyways, these bambu guys should be paying you for running these experiments and marketing stunts for them, just saying.
That's not how you use a traction board. You have to sort of dig under the tyre to be able to push the board under the tyre, not front of it. Btw, I love your content!
Most of the stuff you print are functional prints and so this is entirely useable. Not only can you take 3D printed repairs on tour but you could also sell prints online and just post them when you get to another town... Obviously buyers should expect delays in shipping.
It would be interesting to see if you can 3D print in 0 gravity. What kind of gravity does Mars have. Could they print parts for their broken helicopter? The only problem there is there is nobody there to install the parts.
That’s a good idea! I think the 3D printer could operate fine, but I wonder if there would be some weird, unexpected flow of the molten plastic at the microscopic level.
So your $2000 dollar Canadian 3D Printer did pretty good. But in all honesty, how many of us have that kind of printer. I can guarantee an Ender 3 or some other average printer would have failed on the road tests.
Are you venting the fumes out the van somehow? Not clear from this video. Be wary of printing in an enclosed space, especially with innocent animals onboard. Even PLA fumes can be harmful, contrary to popular belief.
What happened to this channel lol, stop producing slop and go back to making actual good videos about making things and solving problems. There are already 900000 life bloggers out there, I don't want to be subbed to one more
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I think you are the first person to ever 3D print in the middle of the ocean on a small boat. Nicely done! Fun Video.
Thanks for watching!
hey morley, about the audio problem, I was wearing headphones while watching and didn't even notice there was a problem until you mentioned it in the video, so I think you nailed it :D
I hope you guys are having the time of your lives living and traveling the way you are. Stay safe (cat stevens " a lot of nice things turn bad out there")...👍✌🖖🥃
Wow that’s pretty cool to see how you were able to print in all them conditions and get good results. Looks like you guys are having an amazing time
This video is super cool and pretty helpful as I’m planning a trip around the world in a Land Rover Defender and 3D printing is essential to my job as a freelance electronic engineer. ( good girls !!!).
That’s awesome!! Yeah it’s definitely doable - I think the main limitation is how it affects print quality over time. But if you’re just prototyping, I think it has a ton of potential.
@@MorleyKertye, having a core xy printer will make a big difference I imagine compared to a bed slinger. I agree it seems to have ALOT of potential.
Honestly, if bambu labs doesn't sponsor you after this video I don't know what will.
I live in mexico, I follow your videos, really thanks for spend you time in my country
You have a beautiful country!
Get a self leveling board and add antivibration pad installed on your printer shelf then place printer which will keep it level while driving as best as possible and the vibration pad will help always.
Just a suggestion. Oh a suspension lift on the van will be a game changer for driving and for sure printing!!
Dude and dudette! So much fun 😂 keep living the dream
6:28 Inlay a few neodymium magnets into the inside of the drawers, (as well as the cabinets.) And magnets with the accompanying polarity on the opposite side, of course.
Wow! Didn’t think I would see the Organ Mountains in a random YT video. Love those mountains!❤
I had a course in college and on the first day the instructor told us, "we were going to make something out of nothing". Learning how to do that, made me a success in life.
GOOD GURLS! Awesome video Morley and Eden, very creative idea to test this. Love your stuff, keep rockin 🤙
Really enjoyed this one! You dealt with getting stuck better than I do!
Do you ever worry about fumes from 3D printing? Your channel inspires me but I live in a tiny studio apartment and am wondering if it requires a high end model to avoid toxic melted plastic fumes in a living space
In general, filament printers fumes are not a big problem, opening a window would be enough. Resin printing is another world, resin fumes are toxic and an air extractor may be needed
I'm doing a Morley video binge right now and loving it (thus the 5 months behind comment 😂) but if you want to try 3D printing on a boat for real, get in touch with Sailing La Vagabonde. I of course don't know them in person but have watched their channel for 5+ years and they give off similar 'adventure-forward + positive-energy' vibes and live full time on a sailing vessel they custom designed for trying to be fully electric (they got close 😅). I bet Riley would love the test of his electrical system to see if he could 3d print. And Elayna would get behind a few niche fixes I'm sure too. 😊 Anyway. Enjoying your videos. Just dropping a thought. Keep spreading such positive energy and fun ideas!!
That's awesome to hear, I'll check them out!
Love this experiment. Can’t beat a bit of science ☺️
Random tip from a semi-professional drone pilot, Whenever you approach a drone or have a drone approach you to grab it out of the air, point it away from you. The person who taught me to fly said this: Our body's natural instinct if something goes wrong eg. a gust of wind, is to go forward. I usually put my hand flat under the drone then do the normal landing sequence. Although tilting it does work, there is a moment of stress on the motors, and you also risk cutting yourself, and getting cut by drone propellors is not fun
19:50 damn that transition was smooth
Can you place the printer on a special shock absorbing mat or legs that can help while driving in rough areas?
Someone asked about this a while back on 3D Printing Stack Exchange and I worked out for them that the forces experienced are minuscule (and thus irrelevant to quality) compared to those involved in actually printing.
Very cool experiment. And those good girls!!
Thank you!
Hey I found you again last video I watched you were about to get on your way. I won’t lose you guys again ❤️. (Good Girls)
It’s me again just thought I’d let you know That printer is having an anxiety attack 12:43 .
Good Girls. Are y'all getting bored now that the van is (mostly) done? It's okay. You can tell us. There's no need to get on a boat with a 3D printer.
At this rate a video which is sponsored by betterhelp is only an upload away.
(I'm joking, this is great content, incredible to see what that thing could handle, and you definitely deserve a Bamboo sponsorship for this one)
This was a rollercoaster of a comment 😅 thanks for watching!
@@MorleyKert Rollercoaster, you say 🤔. Fits the theme of the video. I can live with that 😁.
I've been faithfully watching since I discovered you a couple of months ago so as long as you keep doing what you're doing I'll be here.
If you ever find your self staying in Arizona for a little during the van life we have a pretty cool makerspace that could use some attention from someone as cool as you!
Hello guys, hope all is well out on the roads. The drawers and cabinets in Sweden, we have magnetic locks that we use so that they don't go up, look at them would probably work well, there are different versions so one should work for your use. Sincerely, Philip A
man I never thought a 3D printer would be mounted on a camper van. you are one heck of a unique TH-cam channel.
There is a 3d printer on the International Space Station. NASA designed a ratcheting wrench and emailed it to them. Since NASA is owned by the American people, everything they do is open source, so you can download the stl and print one of your own. It does not have a reverse switch, so if you need to remove a bolt, you have to mirror the file and print a second one.
That’s awesome! Sounds like they have yet to unlock its true potential.
@MorleyKert I printed it when I first got into 3d printing 10 years ago. It was pretty cool that it printed in place. I'm sure they have other important things, but I have not gone back since then.
Péloquin
Hi this is Bobby and i love you' guy' s as couple ❤ love you' r sense of humor and you' r complicity ! I am also starting my Ford transit high Roof allongé this spring ! Nice job! Im french from Montréal. See you in the road Maybe some day
Love you 2!
Have you considered adding a small lip into your upper cabinets? It might reduce things falling out.
Those roads look really easy to drive down.
Living that Van life too, but my 'van mods' are just upgrading from a 3D-printed toothbrush holder to a 3D-printed cup holder. Baby steps, right? 😄 Loving the content, and now I'm tempted to turn my van into a mobile maker's space! 🚐🛠 #VanLifeGoals #3DPrintAddict
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching
Another thing which just struck when you mentioned Apollo 13. How does it work in a zero gravity environment? That probably something you won't be able to replicate, but would be cool to know.
its amazing that you guys live on 400 watt charge max!
how about installing neodymium magnet for the cabinets
Maybe get those boat katches for your cabinets.
Hmm maybe it's a good idea to add a time-lapse/monitoring camera inside the printer so you can stay seated while doing experiments like this 😂 Very cool tests anyhow!
That printer has the camera and function built in.
So cool ❤
Was that open glass door on the X1c in a moving vehicle giving anyone else sweaty palms?
Good dog! Really interesting experiment! Do you think slowing the printer a bit on the rough road would help compensate?
Not sure! It would definitely make for overall better print quality, driving or not.
Bambu printers have AC powered bed... and it is exactly the same bed in USA (110V) and Europe (230V). In USA this takes about 300W for initial heating. In EU initial heating easily jumps to 1000W! I wonder... if someone did 230V van system. Would it be able to deliver 1kW for 1-2 minutes and don't discharge too much?
Also Maker's muse did interesting printing testing of non stable printer. Hanging on a single rope for example...
I don't know if this has been asked yet or not but how were you powering your 3D printer in the boat?
Awesome video! Good girls !😂❤
Plugged it into a 1000 Wh portable power station
Your poor printer! As a new Bambu Carbon owner I am horrified! I still baby mine. Nice to know it’s a tough machine.
You could just put circle magnets in to fix the cabinets opening problem :)
I don’t think they’d be strong enough. Lots of weight in those drawers.
@@MorleyKertYou can use Marine Slam Latches or Push Button Latches. Idea for a new video :D
Or you make gridfinity with boxes so things inside don't move.
Morley, if I may ask, are you an engineer of some kind? Thank you for your time.
Studied civil engineering in university!
Doesn't the printer need gravity to work? Could it really work in space?
I don’t think it necessarily needs gravity to work!
I’ve gotta admit… I’m from Utah… we have so many dirt roads that you just know how to drive them from when you first get your permit. Watching this is kinda funny, cause Utahns would just floor it through the entire dirt road in a cute sedan while jamming to music 😂 22:15
Haha it’s a bit different when you’ve got your whole house rattling in the back!
That is a fair point. I hope you guys are enjoying van life!
are you at the vanlife fest in Baja? If you see my brother in law (Evan), and his partner (Natasha) wish her a happy birthday today :). His hair is almost identical to yours, just dirty blonde. Cheers
We are! I'll be on the lookout :)
doesn't the X1 have a camera feed you could have been using to check on it?
It does! But this is more fun :)
@@MorleyKert you guys should swing by some of the reprap fests/maker faires while you're gallivanting about this year. :)
Brooo, that printer is such a Warrior man, honestly, I think the failure that happened in the boat might've not been related to the movement of the boat, or at least not entirely, I think it was due to the lack of heat, you can see a lot of wind flowing around you cooling it off too quickly perhaps, so much so that it couldn't stick properly from one filament to the other, that, added to the wavy cruise, could be the reason. I'm thinking 90%wind, 10% movement, anyways, these bambu guys should be paying you for running these experiments and marketing stunts for them, just saying.
Get DJI mic 2, it records to mic no receiver
Now I want to know: start the print on land, move printer into boat, launch, and crank the throttle. :D
Honestly I think that’s what we should’ve done. Was just a little chaotic and I wanted to respect andrey’s time. Next time!
They have 3d printers on the international space station, why wouldn't it work in a van?
Good Girls!! This is a cool video!! Can't believe the lengths you're going to test something that probably no one but you will ever test.
#AbbyRules
That's not how you use a traction board. You have to sort of dig under the tyre to be able to push the board under the tyre, not front of it. Btw, I love your content!
We’ve learned since then!
Epic!
Good girls!!! 🐶 🐈⬛💕💕💕
Do people have to 3D print when they are on the road?
I do!
Most of the stuff you print are functional prints and so this is entirely useable. Not only can you take 3D printed repairs on tour but you could also sell prints online and just post them when you get to another town... Obviously buyers should expect delays in shipping.
Good girls!
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You have viewers who know the baja area like me. You should also be a bit more specific on the names of where you've been hanging out.
It would be interesting to see if you can 3D print in 0 gravity. What kind of gravity does Mars have. Could they print parts for their broken helicopter? The only problem there is there is nobody there to install the parts.
That’s a good idea! I think the 3D printer could operate fine, but I wonder if there would be some weird, unexpected flow of the molten plastic at the microscopic level.
This test would be better with vase mode
That’s a good idea for another experiment!
Alison Tracey here across the pond in Northern Ireland. This is my new youtube account as mine has been hacked. LOVE your videos as you know
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So your $2000 dollar Canadian 3D Printer did pretty good. But in all honesty, how many of us have that kind of printer.
I can guarantee an Ender 3 or some other average printer would have failed on the road tests.
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Are you venting the fumes out the van somehow? Not clear from this video. Be wary of printing in an enclosed space, especially with innocent animals onboard. Even PLA fumes can be harmful, contrary to popular belief.
Belgian roads are worse
Bro I love u but I think u need a haircut hahaha
Be careful down there. You should read the US State Department warning to reconsider travel. You won't find me going anywhere in Mexico.
What happened to this channel lol, stop producing slop and go back to making actual good videos about making things and solving problems. There are already 900000 life bloggers out there, I don't want to be subbed to one more
👋 see ya!
@@MorleyKert Nah I'll stick around because I am certain once it starts hurting your wallet you will come crawling back
@@MorleyKert👋 Told you so 😂
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