@@AnDy-of3mj I'm quite sure he probably doesn't want to learn how to use fusion 360, just how it is done. I maybe wrong but that is what I took from the comment
@@AnDy-of3mj as someone who literally does 3D modelling for a living, I personally would love to see specifically how ALEX does modelling. Everyone has their own process and Alex’s work looks so clean that I’m sure he’s got something going on that is unique to him.
great video idea how you design and use sketchup or any other program but focusing on how you get the idea to take all the measurements so it perfectly fits, not just showing how to use a 3d design program
I third this motion! Let’s spend an episode on something as “boring” as designing a drill bit organizer. I have the 3D printer and basic skills in fusion. One on 3D printed parts from measuring tape to finished product, and one on the process to mentally picture, sketch, then dimension out the laptop arm for the CNC? Would be my favorite videos you’ve done.
Yes, a longer behind the scenes video (even on a second channel) would be awesome. Something that goes through the process of taking measurements and designing in Fusion.
@@flippingwoodforcash9130 just been on Your channel you need to clean up like this lad it looks like you have no sponsor yet I done like the cnc you have made I reckon I can make it too I love the wood carving as well. Did any one else have a spy in on that cnc
Now you only have to worry about bumping into the computer stand every time you bring in materials and large stuff into the workshop. :) I would fold it up or put it on the other side of the machine, added bonus there is being able too sit down in the couch and control the cnc.
you should make a video on your 3d printing , like filaments you use, some of your settings, nozzle sizes and some tips and tricks from your experience 3d printing over the years
Hey I just love your channel! I think it would be great if you incorporate your design process a little bit. Especially the designing of the plywood structures would be interesting :) Cheers!
I must crown you "The King of Organization!" Just great stuff there! And appreciated seeing how you adapted after the small error in design...that ALWAYS happens in my shop LOL. Thanks for all of your great ideas!
I do not get tired of your shop organizing projects. Maybe throw in one totally different project for every five shop videos. Make a cute dinosaur or a viking ship. Would definitely love a story time of your 3D printing experience and how you learned to print with different filament and software. Even under one minute would be amazing for me. Love your style of filming and narrating.
You are the master of workshop organization! Say if you are trying to put wood into slots and it's a snug fit u can use candle wax to make it easier to slide wood into slots. Just take the candle while not lit and rub the wax on the edges of the wood that'll be sliding against each other.
Brother you are a bada$$. This video, and the 3 builds you did, one word "awesome!" That laptop stand so the best idea. And I really like the hardware/tool storage in the drawer. And those bins you made which I've have seen before are great use of space too.
I like that you showed the screwups too. For the laptop I suggest you use some cable ties / tidier of some kind so you don't get caught on the laptop wires and also have some kind of 'lock' to hold the laptop in place and stop is sliding, like some kind of friction mat or raised corners
Also instead of having the computer directly tied to the CNC, you can consider using a Raspberry Pi with Octoprint (or whatever applies to CNC machines) so you can remotely send the info and have the pieces cut. Now if you stay with the laptop stand, and in order to make it not that stiff for rotation, you can apply some paste wax on the mating surfaces. Heck, even candle wax will do! Just rub it in the mating surfaces and it will be smoother with not much play
I already think he sends them remotely to this laptop. The laptop was already stationairy. I believe he uses his desktop to do the design and CAM and then starts the program from the laptop
Usually I would have said that a metal notebook mount would be much better but yours is really a good piece of work, so smart and stable and I'm so envious that I must write this comment.
It's so cute how he goes hahaha! He is truly having with he's working and it shows. Sometimes he looks like a mad scientist with all experiments and his funny laugh. It's so satisfyjng to see all his organization boxes. He organizes the organization. Lol.
I love these organizing videos. And Alexandré, you can use candle wax to lubricate the moving parts. Found this tip once with those wooden Ugears kits. @ 12:30 💪🏻
What I found incredibly helpful to add to my drillbit organizers is small inserts in the bottom where I could embed small magnets so the bit gets hold in the slot. This way if you bump the box they don't fall out or shift.
Pretty nice work, Alexandre! 😃 Just a small tip: put some kind of abrasive in the notebook stand, so it won't fall off. 😊 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
A project idea you might like would be to build a small divider between the CNC and your couch? Im sure you dust extraction system is great but doesn't get everything, so a small divider could between the CNC and the couch could make a big difference. You could try making it a try-fold or quad-fold or maybe even a like a pull down shade or something that pulls out of the wall. Cheers!
lol @9:20 "So now all these screws are super easily accessible" ....pulls out some crazy screwing contraption I've never seen before in my entire life to screw it in =O
Nice build! The biggest change I'd make is to put the laptop arm on the *other* side of the CNC rig so it would be *completely* out of the path that you most use. (I would also put a second joint on it for more positioning options, but that's just me.)
Absolutely love your videos, and got myself a 3d printer a while back because of you(just got a new one too because the old one broke on me) but I still haven't designed anything myself in Fusion or anything. Hoping you would be willing to take some time to maybe make a video (or video series) that would go through you designing some of your favorite organizational prints, and throwing out helpful tips along the way.
hey man, love your videos and how to the point they are with a touch of humor and also a reality where you show what did not work out, I would love to see a video explaining the software you use and courses you recommend on woodworking on skillshare! peace
If you are sending from Windows pc I suggest changing to some sort of Linux server. I use cncjs on a raspberry pi to send my gcode. I have had too many failures with sending from windows. I just don't know if cncjs is compatible with your cnc machine. Also works good with my laser engraver too
These are nice! It'd be cool to have a website or program that would let anyone remix their own customized boxes to plunk in whatever bits and pieces they have (e.g. for drill bits).
Have you tried putting the drawer with all your accessories in the dead space above the plywood storage? Or would that not fit? I think that would be even cleaner than it is now! Love what you did, it looks awesome!
Damn all those CMT cutters are looking BLING! As for the chair I assume some nice birch plywood should solve the problem with the grain direction in the back supports. Sure you'll lose the solid wood vibe but I think it'd look pretty nice in plywood.
Hello people. I came back from the year 2067 to tell you that Alex is still trying to organize his tools and optimize his working space. He is currently at the 137th iteration of his 3d printed boxes. His laptop broke not too long after building the stand.
I’m in the heating and air conditioning field and a hobbyist wood worker. I’ve seen you use your 3D printer a lot and I’m wondering, with a 3D printer, could you make a custom tool box where your tools snap in place? So they don’t get all mixed up bouncing around in the back of a van. Was going to attempt a build out of wood but I feel wood would be heavy. I was never into the thought of 3D printing but I have to admit it is growing on me
You could but you would have to do a lot of testing with the tolerances and, depending on where you live, you'd have to be careful on what type of filament you use because I have had 3D printed parts get soft in the heat of my car and deform 👍
Found your channel recently and definitely love what you do! I agree with some of the other comments though...would be great to see some of your design process. I recently got a 3D printer and am trying to learn as much as I can. Keep up the awesome work!
Next time you make drawers you could use the CNC to cut out the grid system at the bottom of the drawer so you don't have to print and glue them. :) all your videos are excellent :)
I love these! 2 Requests: Could you make an ER25 version of the collet holder please? And any chance you could create a “blank” of the underside of the “lid”, i.e. the collet holder/bit holder, which we could then pull into Fusion to create our own custom tool holders?
Great organisational skills why don't you put the draw that you filled with your famous and fabulous boxes above the wood storage where you mounted the support wood at the top. Wow love the pivot idea for your lap top great idea. > Neil from South Australia
Soon your 3D printed boxes become industry standard! At least for TH-cam makers :) The good old Alexandre Chappel Assortment Boxes, short A.C..... oh wait!
Sir... Can you pls make a guide about using fusion 360 to make furniture and other cad modeling techniques.... I will be very great ful to you... ♥️♥️♥️
As someone who has never done any 3d printing What would I be looking at as far as consumable costs to make those try's? Say a 6X6 for example basic tray. I have no idea how much filament or cost of filament it would take and if there is anything else.
Just wondering why you didn't make a drawer on top of the CNC shelves. That's now unused space that looks like the perfect size for that tool drawer. Is it just for stability reasons?
Can you also show how you 3D model the designs. That would be interesting.
Sketchup is what a lot of people use. Very intuitive and easy to learn.
That what I wanted ask also. How u Design your Stuff
@@AnDy-of3mj I'm quite sure he probably doesn't want to learn how to use fusion 360, just how it is done. I maybe wrong but that is what I took from the comment
@@AnDy-of3mj as someone who literally does 3D modelling for a living, I personally would love to see specifically how ALEX does modelling. Everyone has their own process and Alex’s work looks so clean that I’m sure he’s got something going on that is unique to him.
great video idea how you design and use sketchup or any other program but focusing on how you get the idea to take all the measurements so it perfectly fits, not just showing how to use a 3d design program
I would love to see your design process and how you came up with the ideas.
I have no experience I just go for it
You are not the only one. Would be interesting to see like a behind the scenes of a project like this. Nice idea!
I third this motion! Let’s spend an episode on something as “boring” as designing a drill bit organizer. I have the 3D printer and basic skills in fusion. One on 3D printed parts from measuring tape to finished product, and one on the process to mentally picture, sketch, then dimension out the laptop arm for the CNC? Would be my favorite videos you’ve done.
Yes, a longer behind the scenes video (even on a second channel) would be awesome. Something that goes through the process of taking measurements and designing in Fusion.
@@flippingwoodforcash9130 just been on Your channel you need to clean up like this lad it looks like you have no sponsor yet I done like the cnc you have made I reckon I can make it too I love the wood carving as well. Did any one else have a spy in on that cnc
Now you only have to worry about bumping into the computer stand every time you bring in materials and large stuff into the workshop. :) I would fold it up or put it on the other side of the machine, added bonus there is being able too sit down in the couch and control the cnc.
I don’t need a laptop on my Cnc mate check my videos 26/27
I run with out a laptop check my video 26/27 and
you should make a video on your 3d printing , like filaments you use, some of your settings, nozzle sizes and some tips and tricks from your experience 3d printing over the years
Hey I just love your channel!
I think it would be great if you incorporate your design process a little bit. Especially the designing of the plywood structures would be interesting :)
Cheers!
I must crown you "The King of Organization!" Just great stuff there! And appreciated seeing how you adapted after the small error in design...that ALWAYS happens in my shop LOL. Thanks for all of your great ideas!
Nice update for boxes.. Now You have a collet holder..👍
Cnc routers upper shelf, who's now blocked, can be upgraded with two drawers.. 😉
I do not get tired of your shop organizing projects. Maybe throw in one totally different project for every five shop videos. Make a cute dinosaur or a viking ship.
Would definitely love a story time of your 3D printing experience and how you learned to print with different filament and software. Even under one minute would be amazing for me. Love your style of filming and narrating.
Love the upgrades to the workshop, with each project is becoming more interesting 😎
Alex Chappel is the apex of organization amongst the makers. It's so damn satisfying to watch the solutions that he comes up with.
You are the master of workshop organization! Say if you are trying to put wood into slots and it's a snug fit u can use candle wax to make it easier to slide wood into slots. Just take the candle while not lit and rub the wax on the edges of the wood that'll be sliding against each other.
The small wood part on the left magicaly desappear at 6:29 ! Alex is incredible ! such skills.
Brother you are a bada$$. This video, and the 3 builds you did, one word "awesome!" That laptop stand so the best idea. And I really like the hardware/tool storage in the drawer. And those bins you made which I've have seen before are great use of space too.
I like that you showed the screwups too. For the laptop I suggest you use some cable ties / tidier of some kind so you don't get caught on the laptop wires and also have some kind of 'lock' to hold the laptop in place and stop is sliding, like some kind of friction mat or raised corners
Sorting collets is so satisfying, there's just something enjoyable about seeing all the sizes nearly laid out
But missing ones is infuriating.
Also instead of having the computer directly tied to the CNC, you can consider using a Raspberry Pi with Octoprint (or whatever applies to CNC machines) so you can remotely send the info and have the pieces cut.
Now if you stay with the laptop stand, and in order to make it not that stiff for rotation, you can apply some paste wax on the mating surfaces. Heck, even candle wax will do! Just rub it in the mating surfaces and it will be smoother with not much play
I already think he sends them remotely to this laptop. The laptop was already stationairy. I believe he uses his desktop to do the design and CAM and then starts the program from the laptop
Usually I would have said that a metal notebook mount would be much better but yours is really a good piece of work, so smart and stable and I'm so envious that I must write this comment.
That print time lapse at 3:18 was super cool.
It's so cute how he goes hahaha!
He is truly having with he's working and it shows. Sometimes he looks like a mad scientist with all experiments and his funny laugh. It's so satisfyjng to see all his organization boxes. He organizes the organization. Lol.
I love these organizing videos. And Alexandré, you can use candle wax to lubricate the moving parts. Found this tip once with those wooden Ugears kits. @ 12:30 💪🏻
I really love the boxes system you created!
What I found incredibly helpful to add to my drillbit organizers is small inserts in the bottom where I could embed small magnets so the bit gets hold in the slot. This way if you bump the box they don't fall out or shift.
I love how you mix fabrication processes to get to awesome results. Fantastic video Alexandre!
Pretty nice work, Alexandre! 😃
Just a small tip: put some kind of abrasive in the notebook stand, so it won't fall off. 😊
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
That laptop rotating table is awesome! Great work!
A project idea you might like would be to build a small divider between the CNC and your couch? Im sure you dust extraction system is great but doesn't get everything, so a small divider could between the CNC and the couch could make a big difference. You could try making it a try-fold or quad-fold or maybe even a like a pull down shade or something that pulls out of the wall. Cheers!
Du motiverer alltid Alexandre !!
You should make a course in Skillshare about getting started in 3D printing. Great video, as usual.
You're workplace is like a wet dream.
Kudos for your printed boxes. As soon as my printer is up and running again I will introduce a similar system for my Schäfer boxes.
Tip, add silicone or rubber mat on top of that laptop tray :P Prevents sliding!
Really like that swinging table design! Good work!
You Sir, and a Master at creating organizing and storage solutions.
you always impress me with your creativity 👑❤❤
He is good
Oh wow, that is looking great!
Suggestion about your CNC machine would be to add removable casters to allow you to float it away from the wall where it's necessary.
That laptop stand/arm :o this is becoming the best organised workshop i have ever seen
You have rapidly become one of my favorite content creators in YT, keep the great job!
lol @9:20 "So now all these screws are super easily accessible" ....pulls out some crazy screwing contraption I've never seen before in my entire life to screw it in =O
I so love EVERYTHING you do! You are such an inspiration!
Your a monster! just putting a 3D printer on the dusty floor! 3:10 The atillery sidewinder x1 is a nice printer and deserves at least a table!
Yet another fantastic and enjoyable video!
Could build a NUC/Tiny PC vesa mount and remote into that for CNC control. Hard mounted, out of the way, cable managed, etc.
Nice build! The biggest change I'd make is to put the laptop arm on the *other* side of the CNC rig so it would be *completely* out of the path that you most use. (I would also put a second joint on it for more positioning options, but that's just me.)
Absolutely love your videos, and got myself a 3d printer a while back because of you(just got a new one too because the old one broke on me) but I still haven't designed anything myself in Fusion or anything. Hoping you would be willing to take some time to maybe make a video (or video series) that would go through you designing some of your favorite organizational prints, and throwing out helpful tips along the way.
If that laptop is dedicated to the CNC, I’d double stick tape it to the mount so that it doesn’t get knocked off when you inevitably bump the mount.
Great video thanks, will definitely use your storage system!
hey man, love your videos and how to the point they are with a touch of humor and also a reality where you show what did not work out, I would love to see a video explaining the software you use and courses you recommend on woodworking on skillshare! peace
Congrats on 300K Subs!
I love your videos !!
If you are sending from Windows pc I suggest changing to some sort of Linux server. I use cncjs on a raspberry pi to send my gcode. I have had too many failures with sending from windows. I just don't know if cncjs is compatible with your cnc machine. Also works good with my laser engraver too
Did you the normal one on my video 26\27 no raspberry no laptops
Awesome, as always !
These are nice! It'd be cool to have a website or program that would let anyone remix their own customized boxes to plunk in whatever bits and pieces they have (e.g. for drill bits).
Your videos are super high quality an fun to watch, keep up the great work man! 👍
Have you tried putting the drawer with all your accessories in the dead space above the plywood storage? Or would that not fit? I think that would be even cleaner than it is now! Love what you did, it looks awesome!
Damn all those CMT cutters are looking BLING!
As for the chair I assume some nice birch plywood should solve the problem with the grain direction in the back supports.
Sure you'll lose the solid wood vibe but I think it'd look pretty nice in plywood.
Your awesome, tnx man for the entertainment
if you want to lubricate the computer table i have found that bees wax is a great long term lubricant for wood apposed to graphite
Hello people. I came back from the year 2067 to tell you that Alex is still trying to organize his tools and optimize his working space. He is currently at the 137th iteration of his 3d printed boxes. His laptop broke not too long after building the stand.
😂
He went on to make a toilet with a 3d printed toilet bowl....
Love your videos, they're very entertaining. Keep up the good work Alex!
One day I hope to have a workshop as well equipped and organised like this.
For your bit box, where the bits sit in grooves on the lid, it’d be cool to have magnets imbedded to keep them in place.
For the spinny part of the table, put some paste wax on there! It will make it way smoother!
Graphite powder would work great as a lubricant for the pivot
I imagine the shelf made it more solid then just the corner struts.
Paste wax on wood to wood spinning bit to make it smoother
Love your designs! I was wondering if you could show us your design process from ideation to the final product!
With all these shop projects, do you ever make anything not for the shop?
Great work. Like always. Keep it up
I’m in the heating and air conditioning field and a hobbyist wood worker. I’ve seen you use your 3D printer a lot and I’m wondering, with a 3D printer, could you make a custom tool box where your tools snap in place? So they don’t get all mixed up bouncing around in the back of a van. Was going to attempt a build out of wood but I feel wood would be heavy. I was never into the thought of 3D printing but I have to admit it is growing on me
You could but you would have to do a lot of testing with the tolerances and, depending on where you live, you'd have to be careful on what type of filament you use because I have had 3D printed parts get soft in the heat of my car and deform 👍
Idk how 3d printed organizer get my attention so much
Found your channel recently and definitely love what you do! I agree with some of the other comments though...would be great to see some of your design process. I recently got a 3D printer and am trying to learn as much as I can. Keep up the awesome work!
Next time you make drawers you could use the CNC to cut out the grid system at the bottom of the drawer so you don't have to print and glue them. :) all your videos are excellent :)
Looking fantastic. Makes me want to go out and lease a warehouse space, so I can start building my own amazing maker space.
Great job
Nice bro.I liked it so much
Incredible
Best satisfying video
Nice done love the boxes you have made :-)
Can’t wait to see what you are going to do with the 3d printer at the back 2:38
I'm intrigued what you're going to do once you've built everything you can for your workshop
10:00 О наконец-то восстановленная техника в работе пригодилась.
Me parece increíble lo que haces! Bravo !
Love the outfit 8:47 very festive! 🎃
I wonder how beeswax would work with your wood pivot there? 12:26
adoro esse canal!!! se eu não morasse em um país tão inflacionado, eu teria uma oficina igual a sua
aqui no brasil, o sonho de uma impressora 3d, para se conquistar leva anos... infelizmente...
I love how clean his work shop is you should see my mess lol
Use some wax, from ikea candle on that wooden hinge. It will work much smoother )
I love these!
2 Requests:
Could you make an ER25 version of the collet holder please?
And any chance you could create a “blank” of the underside of the “lid”, i.e. the collet holder/bit holder, which we could then pull into Fusion to create our own custom tool holders?
Great video! Tnx
Great organisational skills why don't you put the draw that you filled with your famous and fabulous boxes above the wood storage where you mounted the support wood at the top. Wow love the pivot idea for your lap top great idea.
> Neil from South Australia
3d print a jig that will hold that chair perfectly straight, then drill down the backrest breaks so you can epoxy some threaded rod in there
Marie Kondo will be proud of you
We really need a video of the design process for the 3D printed parts.
How do you create the clip at 3:19 ? That’s really cool. I have the same printer and would like to do that too !
Use graphite powder on the wood to make it turn more smoothly
Soon your 3D printed boxes become industry standard! At least for TH-cam makers :)
The good old Alexandre Chappel Assortment Boxes, short A.C..... oh wait!
As always very engaging video :3
Sir... Can you pls make a guide about using fusion 360 to make furniture and other cad modeling techniques.... I will be very great ful to you... ♥️♥️♥️
Great Video Alex😀
As someone who has never done any 3d printing What would I be looking at as far as consumable costs to make those try's? Say a 6X6 for example basic tray. I have no idea how much filament or cost of filament it would take and if there is anything else.
You should try getting that grindbox system on the market. I could see this as an Ikea product or something.
Just wondering why you didn't make a drawer on top of the CNC shelves. That's now unused space that looks like the perfect size for that tool drawer. Is it just for stability reasons?