Redesigning a Tape Dispenser for 3D Printing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- Discover how 3D printing technology enables the creation of unique, and aesthetically pleasing designs that stand out from the traditional products we have all become numb to. The video showcases the complete redesign of a standard tape dispenser, highlighting innovative features like a brick-shaped body, serrated edge, and integrated supports for efficient production.
Learn about the nuances of 3D printing, such as dealing with overhangs, using chamfers for aesthetic appeal, and the benefits of printing complex assemblies in a single piece. We also explore the advantages of 3D printing in reducing waste and enabling capabilities that are difficult or impossible with conventional manufacturing methods.
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Has anyone else noticed how ridiculously terrible their print quality is? Even with the fuzzy skin it looks pretty bad. Maybe it’s the nozzle size? Because their “custom built printers” don’t look like they do a very good job? Just some thoughts please correct me if I’m wrong.
yeah, I thought I was the only one?! My ender 3 V3 KE prints way better, even at high speeds. Everytime he shows something it does not look good.
To be fair, they have hundreds of printers and it would be hard to get them all tuned perfectly
One thing that might be causing it is their slicing software. I don't think they are using something advanced like Orca/ Prusaslicer that knows how to compensate for the printer
Macro shots of 3D printed objects always look bad
@@polycrystallinecandy that’s the thing though, usually they should look a bit better than this.
Why didn't you show tearing off a piece of tape?
Because it probably did a bad job. Even tape dispenser with metal teeth can suck if they get dull. I suspected they would hide this feature as soon as i saw it and they didn’t let me down.
Notice the dispensers was also held down during dispensing? No amount of infill will make it heavy enough to be a “dispenser”, in being true to a one handed requirement.
Hear me out you could just buy one with tape for a dollar
I probably would’ve done it differently, with less material and a way to add weight with commonly found cheap and metal objects, but you did in fact make a tape dispenser. I don’t see how this is better than any other tape dispenser but it’s a clean design
@@drew899 I think I would have made it Gridfinity stackable. A lot of people don't work with paper every day so stacking other stuff when not in use would be nice. You could probably make it usable while stacked too
More and expensive and worse quality than injection molding for scale manufacturing.
You can get tape dispenser with metal blade for less than 10ct
I prefer the 3d printed look of you are advertising it as such, but people who say that lie about how they don’t 3d print their products I hate
So when the tape cutting teeth wear out, you have to buy/make the whole thing again? Sometimes it’s better for the end product to have one extra component to increase its life for a certain time than to always reduce part count.
What do you use for cad modeling and slicing and what do you recommend other people use for hobby printing projects
Respectfully, if you've ever replaced the tape on one of those disposable dispensers, you'll realize the plastic teeth only last as long as the first tape roll.
If you can just get that little tear in the tape started, the rest will easily follow.
What mm tolerance is advised for print-in-place STLs sent to the Slant 3D API?
"absolutely no assembly" while showing two parts. 😂 Also "something no one has ever seen before"... erm should I tell him or will you?
3D printing is a great tool when used for its intended applications such as prototyping or making low volume parts
Dropshipping plastic waste is about the worst use of 3D printers ive seen yet, and im sorry but this model looks worse than the curtain rod holders i made and they were literally my first ever 3d print and my first interaction with CAD
You're better than this, stop with the grift and do something useful with those printer