Shop made Flip Stop better than Shop Bought ??
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2021
- After an underwhelming purchase of some Flip stops and Track I decided to make some of my own.
Here's the result.
I used Fusion 360 to design the Flip Stop and exported it into Ultimaker Cura 4.1 so I could slice it and generate the gcode to drive the 3d printer.
Links to the 3d Printed Part.
www.etsy.com/uk/listing/16464...
Link to Rutlands Flip Stop Review.
• Are Budget Flip Stops ...
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3D printers are an outstanding compliment to a woodworking shop! From printing handles for drawers, to flipstops like you made, to radius roundover templates, etc. There are so many uses that quickly and easily expand what you can do with your existing tools. It is like any skill, the more you use it, the more you see where you can use it.
Hi Chris, yes totally, it keeps on giving. I've been printing adaptors for my various bits of kit lately to take a Festool hose, its saved me loads so far. 👍
@@GTWoodshop I *love* my Prusa i3mk3. It is the only one I recommend to others. The software isn't that daunting to learn and their slicer is really outstanding.
That looks a fantastic way to customise your jigs and solve a lot of headaches. Looking forward to seeing more.
Thanks Paul, I think it will bring the answer to many a problem. 😁
Fantastic video been looking into 3D printing for so long, as a rc flyer of many many years there’s so many projects to investigate 👍🏻
Hi John, yes indeed, I've been known to chuck the odd mouldy off a cliff myself from time to time. The 3d printer is fabo for servo mounts etc.
Check out the "Blum Ruler Swivel Stop" I used to work at a cabinet shop and they're awesome because you don't even have to move them out of the way they just swing away or stay depending if it's push from the front or side. They're precise enough for most things woodworking. Nobody's made knockoff's on TH-cam.
I had a similar problem with my mitre saw station. I made T track by cutting a slot in one side of rectangular hollow aluminium tube. ( I did that on the table saw) Then I made a small sliding “car” with a flange to run along the slot, fitted a small bolt for a lock and then a L shaped hinged drop down stop. The scales are mounted in a shallow recessed dado on the vertical face, one left to right and the other right to left. Simple to make and works like a charm
Sounds perfect. 👍
genius at work
Thanks DA. 👍
So fancy!! Great work! I struggle enough with laser and cnc... 3D printing seems WAY over my head!
If you can drive a CNC, you can drive a 3d printer. 👍
@@GTWoodshop maybe someday I will get up the courage to try!
@@thelwood Do it, you'll breeze it. Cheapest of the three as well. 👍👍👍
Another very interesting video it’s nice to make you own products to achieve your own specific requirements ,whether I would ever get into 3-D printing I think I would much rather get someone else to do that for me but still very interesting . on a side note I’ve mentioned to you before I was looking for it sliding table saw I’ve managed to get one on eBay with the added advantage of a thicknesser /planer and a spindle moulder Its lovely little combination machine so happy it’s been stood in a garage for a few years need a little bit of TLC to get the cast-iron rust free but it’s a nice little project
Hi Travis, that's awesome news mate well done. I'll bet your chuffed as hell. 😁😁😎👍
Another great video, Can you do a video review on the dewalt radial arm saw please as i'm thinking of getting one and can't seem to find any reviews on them.
Hi Ashley, thank you. I was planning a little vid comparing the RAS with a TS and a MS, but will consider one just on the Radial Arm Saw.👍
New subscriber, I'm enjoying your work. I'm looking forward to seeing how you use 3D printing to complement your woodworking. I have ordered a 3D printer, never used one before, but I do have an engineering background. I aim to use it to create templates and patterns, parts of jigs, and couplings for my dust collection system. I come from a land down under, It takes weeks to get hold of stuff, even from the other side of this (admittedly very large) country, so I figure I can learn to make a part quicker than I can get hold of a bought one! And then if I need more of the same..... I hope you won't be offended if I comment that your accent reminds of the poet Pam Ayres.
Hi Barry, thank you and welcome to the channel. As to the accent, I try very hard not to allow the accent to take over and become more prominent than the English,,, but its still there. I quite like Pam Ayres, so not at all. 😁😎
Great Video, solving a problem! Also can be reprinted with any modification you require. For me its CNC printer or router? Or both.
Hi Barry, thanks. Hang on for a bit as I'm going to go through each of them from the perspective mentioned in the vid. 👍
Now you just need to add a measuring tape to the fence and make it so the flip stop can be somewhat easily calibrated......if you are going to keep the radial arm I mean.
I was thinking about the lack of tape measure when recording the vid so might have to get one. As for the calibration.....Hmmmm. 😁👍
@can you fix your gcode download, would love to try it out, but its broken
I'll have a look, didn't realise its was broken so thanks for the heads up. 👍
Looking to get the gcode and all I get is: "Page Not found".
Nice flip stop! Might have to make one but got incra tracks
👍, do it Sam, you know you want to. 😁
@@GTWoodshop are you showing the files? You were very candid about what you used to design the part in. Thanks Sam
@@samrix5793 Hi Sam, I haven't uploaded the GCode files, never crossed my mind anyone would want it. Happy to email them over if you want them. Hopefully I'll be recording the vid next week on accessibility and basic how to do a something with a 3d Printer.
Sam, links to the Gcode files now in the description. Forgive the basic page, I'm no website designer. lol.
Have you removed the gcode files? I get "page not found."
marius hornberger has a good video on 3D printing for the workshop, may give you some ideas, any thoughts on getting a CNC graham? or is that a step to far down the automation route?
Hi Kevin, thanks I'll take a look. As for the CNC, I've had one for a while, fantastic bit of kit, possible video on it coming soon. 👍
@@GTWoodshop great, i plunged into cnc last year and im very impressed, although wrapping my head around the software was an uphill climb!
@@kevinwillis6707 Hi Kevin, yes it does require a very particular approach doesn't it. 😁👍
@@GTWoodshop v carve pro helped me, worth every penny, its like any tool, you are only bound by your creative imagination.i got a machine second hand and paid for it with craft sales the first year, hoping to upgrade soon, cheers
Hey G, this is just me being a pain in the arse, but didn’t you just make a hinge? it does seem (at first glance) that a fat brass door hinge might have fit the bill … lol
seriously though : I too have used 3D printing to solve small problems, the biggest drawback is how long it takes … which printer did you use? I have a Prusa but I’m considering a resin version as the print time is greatly reduced … looking forward to your 3D printer exposition!
Hi Marino, you're dea right, a brass hinge would have done the same job, but that would have been easy, and not really videoable. Resin version, Hmmmm??
@@GTWoodshop it would have been if you set the right lighting in the shop, imported some VERY dramatic music and used copious amounts of closeups of tools cutting metal in slo-mo … lol
which makes me wonder if there's something in a series of videos geared to to the small starters, like myself, concerning stripped workaround solutions?
granted, 3D printing IS a viable workaround … have you checked out Thingiverse for downloadable, ready-to-print files? … resin printers are used by movie studios because of superior resolution and much shorter print times, there's a wide range out there and I'm looking at an Australian company called Frozen that makes a nearly affordable one …
@@marinoagallo lol, reminds me of another channel 😂 'Stripped Workaround solutions???' Tell me more.
@@GTWoodshop mind out of the gutter now … get your head into the game … lol