Cool Prints 10 // 3D Printed Skateboard Mods, 3D Camera Fun, and More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ต.ค. 2022
- This time, instead of fixing broken things, I'm keeping things from breaking! I got the YoFace V3 Hybrid electric skateboard by Bustin Boards, and the Insta360 ONE X2 camera, both of which need protection. I used 3D scanning to design perfectly fitting mods in Fusion 360! (WARNING: video contains spoilers)
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• Insta360 X2 Accessories : bit.ly/instaSTL
• Bustin Board YoFace V3 Accessories : bit.ly/bustinSTL
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• Insta360 X3 Camera : bit.ly/nstaX3 ( Insta360 )
- amzn.to/3NquCJY ( Amazon )
• Insta360 120cm Invisible Selfie Stick : bit.ly/InstaSs ( Insta360 )
- amzn.to/3TPf6In ( Amazon )
• Bustin Boards YoFace V3 Hybrid Electric Skateboard : bit.ly/yofaceV3 ( Bustin Boards )
• Tail Devil Skateboard Spark Plate : amzn.to/3W8SB2H ( Amazon )
• Einscan-SP 3D Scanner : amzn.to/38Um1b8 ( Amazon )
• Revopoint POP 3D Scanner : amzn.to/3FkMJgV ( Amazon )
• Dremel 8240 Cordless Rotary Tool : amzn.to/3U5pxqU ( Amazon )
• Dremel 8250 Cordless Rotary Tool : amzn.to/3SKoDiG ( Amazon )
• Dremel Flex Shaft Extension : amzn.to/3zp0tDn ( Amazon )
• Polymaker PolyTerra PLA : bit.ly/polyTerra ( Polymaker )
- amzn.to/3hVvuJc ( Amazon )
• RepRapper PLA+ : amzn.to/3TYGgfq ( Amazon )
• Closed Loop Plastics U-HIPS : bit.ly/uHIPS
• Sovol SV01 Pro : bit.ly/SV01PRO
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It's certainly better to wear a ten-year-old helmet than no helmet at all, but technically, helmets have expiration dates. Also, they're only really good for one hard fall on the head and should be replaced afterwards, because the internal structure that absorbs the shock is probably cracked and won't work as well the next time you decide to use your face as a brake. Just FYI. Do what thou wilt.
According to another commenter that rule applies to hard foam bike helmets but not so much with soft foam skate helmets. That said, the foam is starting to crumble on this one, so I don't disagree!
Mighta been easier and more safe to do a hydrodip for the pattern on your helmet, but to each his own. Have fun!
the bit at 30:32 is literally the funniest thing ive seen all day. the way u instantly shoot off into the distance thanks to that tiny spoiler is incredible, and the cartoon sound effect had me laughing so much
Really good show. I love the long format in this new world of shorts. You've been very busy and your designs are superb. Looks like you're having a great time on that board and clearly appreciate it by protecting so well. Great job!!
I found that goes on dry athlete foot spray is a great substitution for 3D scanning sprays. Leaves a fine white powder that can be wiped off easily which helps with scanning dark and reflective objects
Putting the ferro rod under spring pressure to push it slightly outside the edge of the print should let it spark without falling out. It may be better to cut it and mount it longways to get more life out of it. Like the flint in a lighter
Exactly! Spring loading came to my mind as well.
Pressure against what though? You’re going to scrape away anything holding it in place.
@@cnc-maker make a metal cup to hold the rod, put a spring behind it to push it out of the tube (the tube should have a lip to catch the edge of the cup so it isn't pushed all the way out) that way the only thing sticking out should be the rod. Once the rod wears away enough that the tube starts to get ground down, you swap it out with a new one
@@harmonic5107 this requires milling the rod, which produces sparks & heat which is going to be a serious problem, not to mention the amount time that it is going to take to maintain this.
@@cnc-maker why would you need to mill the rod? Shape the cup to fit the rod and have the tube overlap the cup. The rods can remain standard.
omg, the skate footage in the beginning was A MA ZING!
Thanks! 🛹🔥
Yes. 3D printed solving problems you didn't know you had.
I do not skateboard. I do not use this camera. But I LOVE watching your “making accessories/improving products” videos!!!
It makes me want to skateboard. (And I've never been able to. Maybe I should request that Devin makes step scooters as cool as this?)
@@incalescent9378 Just get some pads and get out there ready to fall :)
glad that little canal in the beginning collects all those invasive worms lol
There's some listings for hexagon shaped ferro rods, which could be angled to grind across the whole face (also allowing you to protrude only a slight amount, giving a better surface to put load against), a symmetrical hexagon would be the best option for multiple uses. Also drilling and threading holes into the face could be useful for grub screws to go deep, stay clear of wearing down, and allowing an external mounting method.
Loved the video :D I think the main thing the original Tail Devil has over your design is the orientation of the sparky bits. With the multiple short rods poking straight out of the thing, there is a lot more surface area to secure them. Also when they wear, it doesn't affect the attachment point. I see other people are mentioning this too, with much more clarity as well :)
Yooooo mate glad to see you again ^^. So glad to see you take safety seriously with the skateboard. Love how the helmet came out and saving your board ends
yo that board is bustin fr fr, respectfully
you're work carving into the helmet was very inspiring. i'd like to try something like that myself.
That skateboarding montage turned out way cooler it had any right to
Helmet with chin protection is really important when E-skating
Thats a really nice 360° camera
I love that you left the white dots on
Clever design Devin, I'm really interested in the recycled tyre filament!
I love all your creations! You are very entertaining and clever.
Your videos are the best! So creative and entertaining!
Cutting the rod into multiple shorter pieces (4 or 5), and mounting them perpendicular instead of in parallel, would eliminate most of the issues that you ran into. However, this would require a sacrificial print to hold the shorter rods, and it would need to have an adjustable gap between itself and the bottom of the board in order to work with rotating the nuts. You could do this with small adjustable bolts between each of the rods. While this would add some calibration work, it should be minimal, and allow for repeatable results throughout the life of sacrificial print and the rods.
I always felt you take a long time to post your videos.
But every second is worth watching and shows the time put into your great videos!
keep up the great work!
My rule of thumb for EVs is to have the ultimate range be at least 3x the average trip distance so that you aren't completely draining the battery every time you ride it (it's not good for battery longevity to do that (best to keep it around 50% +or-))
Yeea, the advertised range was double my trip, but as I mentioned that's not accurate at the highest speed setting... Looks like I may need more boards 😉
I always enjoy your videos and the amount of things you create in each one, it's awesome seeing how you think and what you come up with. Keep it coming!
Using the magnetic adapter you made to adapt the spoiler you should definitely make some mounts to adapt some shredlights, the best brand of eskate headlights, I use a sl-1000 on my helmet to see where I'm going and 2 sl-300s on the front and back to be seen and to light up the pavement so I don't run over anything that might trow me off my board, I think it would make a great addition to the board
14:30 Idea: For a much more convenient source of weight, try incorporating a big off-the-shelf bouncy ball (or gym ball) that you then FILL WITH WATER.
You could put in a holder for the 3D camera on the board using that magnetic bolt trick at the end 😁
Good idea but he may have to bolt it down or just not extend it more than halfway if just using the magnets
I think I saw on an LTT clip that RGBs make electronics go faster!
Rgb spoiler?? 🤯
Sick skate part!
I hardly use my printer anymore but love your channel for new ideas.
I think a rear and maybe front light would be a great addition especially seeing how fast you are on theese boards.
I've weirdly never heard of this board. I'm stoked for the skatepark version of the Hoyt St Boo'ger
Devin: It's a bit delicate
Wren from the corridor crew: How can a launch this from a cross-bow?
Hello! Your creativity is amazingly interesting!
I love your videos dude!
Brutal Bro...
Great work.
Formula one cars use titanium to produce sparks so you could try replacing your steel nuts with titanium
Devin, those insta360 cases and accessories are so cool! I'd say it's not at all niche when looking at the cycling youtubers - I can think of a few channels that can probably get some use out of it. (Pathlesspedaled and other gravel/touring channels come to mind).
Just a suggestion, but maybe a ytshort showcasing the insta360 prints separately might be a nice way to spread the word to cyclists and other users!
if you can get thos rods as strips, you could just drill holes in them and use countersunk screws to hold them on
Super dope
Really cool! How about a helmet mount for the camera, for a 360 first person view?
I'm fascinated with how you edited out the selfestick
The Insta360 software does that
@@thingswelike ya it's impressive
Add a snow plow extension for shredding in the snow! It could also take care of debris and pebbles.
But I live in Southern California :P
@@make.anything oop
Maybe try changing the orientation of the ferro rod (with the length of the board, not perpendicular). Bonus is that you could then add more rods, and potentially get more sparks.
i know the board is heavy as hell but do a kickflip lol that bubble wrap enclosure is nuts
Titanium bolts and nuts would give you some nice white sparks.
Great video
I think you should do multiple Ferro rod segments perpendicular to the board, instead of one that is parallel
maybe you could make a mount to put your camera on top your helmet so its easier to handle
X3+Yoface in one video = awesome! Add two opposing 45-deg. bends to the Ferro rod at both ends then the ends can be totally captive within the housing while the "drop" in the middle sticks down below the board tail. Problem solved.
It would be cool to see a flywheel and/or pullstring on a skateboard.
Hi Devin, truly enjoyed your video. I downloaded the file and am thinking of purchasing the same printer you have. Do you like the 3D printer or recommend another one? What is the best software to connect to the printer? You opened my eyes to 3d printing so cool and looking forward to putting on the tail guard for the yoface. 😁
Awesome. I have yoface v3. Would be nice to get your 3d models!
I think drilling 2 mounting holes through the ferro rod and tapping them to make some backstops in your tail saver would be the best bet, anything else I can think of would require grinding away more of the ferro rod
Just cut the rods and have them near the bolts , with a little notch to keep them inside, also having them after the bolts makes more sense in the direction of the grinding, and simply have the bolts and nuts a bit higher, maybe even using longer/thicker nuts.
Skater approved ✅️
Would love to see the wobble attachment on the camera work, would probably be too heavy to carry around though lol
allow the rod to rotate like on bearings should still get a spark with out dropping out
Use milk based plastic for the phoenix tail? Use a 3d printed mold sized to compensate for shrinkage. And cut up the ferrocerium rod like the original devil tail? Use metal teeth that dig into the rod parts in a direction that digs in harder the more force is applied to the board. Glue them in with that plant based uv printer resin?
Try using titanium hardware for your board saver, titanium can throw off bright white sparks
Now that's an interesting option! Definitely pricier, but not entirely unreasonable
20:54 I’m dying 😂
Builds look great, but you should use the back of your knife when scraping a ferro rod. Otherwise, you're going to mess up the edge on your blade.
If you have metal cutting drill bits and taps you could use some more bolts to strongly attach the ferrocerium to your board without adhesive. it will make the rods weaker of course though so there might be a risk of them snapping but if you get some thinner machine screws or something similar I don't see why that couldn't work.
What do you think is the the best printer you have? Would you ever consider a tutorial series or channel on design for beginners?
What about a socket attachement for your camera stick ? It will be in front of you to see you ride. With some angle to have a better view. And it will free your hand 😄
It could even give like a drone view
Shredding
Nice
Naomi Wu, the Sexy Cyborg, has recorded a bunch of 360 vids and posted them on TH-cam. She uses this type of camera when walking through Shenzen's amazing electronics markets and other places where it's great for the viewer to be able to rotate the view to see something she's walking past. You could use yours if you went to a trade show or something similar.
U could 3d print a stand for the skateboard so u get a solid pov
3d print a skatepark next.
Hmmmm
Is it possible to trim both ends of the spark devil bar in an angle or steps like this 凸, using glue (which still soft after dry) to stick the long side, and fastening the rod in both ends (by using caps like things / metal strap / wire / ring / hole maybe)? Or Trim the rod every 2cm by 5mm like 王 , strap the trimmed area.
next up a couple of wheel holders so you can hang the board on your wall
Please make a mount for your camera to attach to the nose, then film 360 for VR. Would be awsome to watch.
Personally, I get nauseous from videos like that in VR haha... but yea, it could be cool!
omg do you climb? are there climbing accessories you could design?
drill holes in the rods and heatmount some nuts into the inside walls. then use the spacer and boom should help
design the tail stop in a way that while printing you can use a pause print fuction to embed the rod in plce , the idea being like using embedded nuts, i'm sure you know what i mean?
A question about the 360 camera and video taken by it: do the fence you were riding by really has wavy top, and not straight top? Because if it was flat, then the spherical aberration removal and AI in-painting of cameras blind spot needs some work.
About scanning the skateboard - wouldn't it be easier to use one of 3D scanning apps for smartphone: iOS or Android (for example the one Corridor Crew uses)?
It's a wavy fence :P... 3D scanning apps can't really get the resolution of a scanner, and I'm not sure they accurately capture the correct scale either. I don't have access to the iPhone with built in lidar, maybe that could work!
Next time you have a product placement that you'll be designing prints off of, ask the company for CAD! You might not be able to release the cad of the product itself, but you should be able to at least get a head-start on the part design.
1:16 Take that flat earthers!
Earth is actually a 10 foot ball
"Hi, my name is David Montes, I'm a sponsored skateboarder from the San Fransisco bay area"
add a wire thru the rod or arounds ends like an o ring so it can contact the ground
i watched the video for the ducks, nothing else
Hey Devin! Just wondering, why didn’t you take off the markers after scanning?
I think it's fun to keep evidence of the process :P
Can I buy a yoface skid plate from you? Looks really cool, just got my board.
you should put headlights and taillights on it
damascus is not a material but a steel forging technique!
Point the sparking rods length forward pointing not width direction.
Maybe use the tire filament to print....well...tires
And then turn it back into filament! The cycle continues.....
15:21 big brain boi
Cool, can you now print a giant bubble out of that rubber filament so youre totaly good if you fall over? jk but wow that whipeout came out nowhere, which is what you should expect actually when your not the one driving the board, if you had to push you would have caught that corner with feedback and maybe prevented such a whipeout, the only feedback you get from a motor hitting something is not much time to react.
Hydrodipping the helmet would have been way better than carving it
Carving it compromises the strength
Everything else was gold though
WAIT BUSTIN ACTUALLY MADE A TOFACE DECK? lol
Clear coat the helmet?
Dude's concerned about razor tail on his yoface then proceeds to drill 4 5/16" holes in the tail and 2 more on the nose... Lol - I guess lesser of evils...
Oof, those bolts through the board hurts to see! There are plenty ways to clamp it instead of bolting it! :')
Since video tho!
Fun and inspiring video
❤
*spoiler alert* 30:38
Spoiling what?
@@PebelWasTaken the presence of a spoiler