TinkerCad Workflows - Designing a Camera Bracket Part 2!

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[@mudbrats]

New subscriber ! Very cool how you showed the design to finish. I am just about to buy my first printer and been exploring tinkercad .... wish me luck

[@Panoreth3DPrinting]

Sweet print and design. I learned alot from the time lapse. I always thought that all ABS was the same. When ever someone said that a filament company had a premium blend or a different blend of ABS i got really comfused. Lol. Can't wait to see what you do with it in the future. :)

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

+Panoreth 3D Printing Be it PLA or ABS, there are many differing qualitiesI have found. However if get some of the "name brands", they typically are pretty good...

[@Bobster986]

Cool! I just made a filament spool holder with 1/2" PVC piping. :-)

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

:-)

[@Mickice]

The way you design things and the way they get printed can lead to totally different levels of structural integrity then what you'd expect. Over time you just adapt and design things slightly different so you get more layers and strength where you need them.

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

+Mickice your 100% correct and reason I do these as it seems to be simple to whip it up but as you point out what you get is vastly different. I started a project to design laser tube holders for my laser cutter thing it a simple task now four weeks later and countless prints I am just an out there...

[@Mickice]

I was printing a simple flat surface with a rod that came out about 8cm for a spool holder, but in the printing world there was only about 3 top layers holding that rod with complete emptiness underneath. I redesigned it and made both objects separate then hammered them together. Much stronger.

[@ryant651]

Hello, Thank you for your post. I'm very excited about 3D printers. As such, I'm looking to get a 3D printer and I am in the learning phase before I get one. You are the first person to mention Splitting in the Layering. This very concerning for me. Is there a way to prevent this? Very Respectfully.

[@jw200]

How much filament it uses for such piece approx.?
How long was it printing?

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

Wow that was over a year ago so sorry don't recall but still use this almost every day and it has held up well!

[@avejst]

Thanks for sharing :-)

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

you are welcome :-)

[@Panoreth3DPrinting]

You are almost half way to another 1,000 subscribers. :)

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

+Panoreth 3D Printing Yea from 1,000 to 1,300 went fast however with spring here youtube is slowing down :-(

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

+Panoreth 3D Printing from 1000 to 1300 went fast, however with spring here now TH-cam has slowed down big time :-(

[@jamesmiller9605]

Schedule 80

[@property007]

How long it take to be printed out?

[@DIY3DTECHcom]

Few hours depends on your printer