OK I'm going to need you to create more videos. You have the most soothing voice ever. I could just sit here and watch these videos non stop while my printers print my cookie cutters 😅
Thankyou and that I can do, more on the way although the one I'm currently working is not likely to be soothing 😂 I actually have an idea for a vid to make cookie cutters, do you know if standard fdm pla is safe to use for cookie cutting ?
haha I love the humor in this video and especially the ending! I also love resin-printing, but if I could save you some running back an forward with a new kind of resin-printer, would that perhaps be something you would be interested in? 😇
Ed, keep the vids coming dude. They're great fun with your dry sense of humour. Before you know it Anycubic and Elegoo will be BOMBARDING you with freevies like all theother 3d printing youtubers.
You're the first video result on Google for "3d printer in a shed". I'm curious how it's going in the winter months, and if you've had any issues with damp/condensation? Looking for a cheap solution myself.
I am the first video and still so little views 😂 oh well. Ooooo yes so I have taken my printer out of the shed simply because if it gets below zero it will break the screen when it freezes. Other than that the shed is great
I keep contemplating putting my printers in the mangle room, we live in a pretty old, though well-kept, flat complex. XD I think I'd get busted pretty quickly, though... Now the bomb shelter on the other hand...! I go down there to do some sanding sometimes, always vacuum after myself, of course, but I don't think many people go in there.
As long as it doesn't get below 0 degrees at any point you should be good. I am actually currently talking to a company about a printer that has built in filters and heating which would be perfect for a flat complex
Bl00dy curtain twitchers, I would have been very tempted to print a giant, motorised two-finger salute. What are your plans for keeping the printer & resins warm in winter? Heating the shed is going to be very expensive and all but impossible, so I guess you'll be concentrating on a heated, insulated enclosure?
Please print that, that would be glorious. Well so far I just have a fermentation belt around the vat which does the trick when it's turned on. However winters coming and I'm not 100% how to keep the LCD screen from freezing when it gets below zero. I don't really want to have a cable running to my shed all through winter so to honest at the moment I'm not sure.
Thankyou , yes I've had many and am currently terrified my screen is going to break if it's gets below 0 degrees. But generally speaking my heated belt works just fine when it's in operation
What do you do for moisture and temperature control? My printing space has now been occupied and am looking to buy a shed for my 3d printing which would also include my FDM printer
Moisture has been an issue for me recently I now have to replace two shelving units because it looks like it's about to grow legs. So I am no expert on that. However temperature 🌡️ is much easier to handle, comgrow plant enclosures are what I use to insulate/protect my printers and for my resin printing I have a automatic heating pad just to prevent it from freezing. My printer self heats but before I had that I used a fermentation belt and wrapped that around the vat. Nope this helps, be wary of the mold
@@thedangerouspie_948 I've got loads of moisture traps but perhaps yes that too , if it wasn't for the cheap wood on the shelves I wouldn't have a problem the other ones are fine
I can't extend both my arms out at the same time and wouldn't be able to lay down in it lengthwise 😂 in terms of actually measurements I'd guess 1.5 meters by 1.1 meters or something like that
I just found your channel. Thank you for this content. Your quality does not match your subscriber count. I thought you would have at least 15k or something like that.
OK I'm going to need you to create more videos. You have the most soothing voice ever. I could just sit here and watch these videos non stop while my printers print my cookie cutters 😅
Thankyou and that I can do, more on the way although the one I'm currently working is not likely to be soothing 😂
I actually have an idea for a vid to make cookie cutters, do you know if standard fdm pla is safe to use for cookie cutting ?
Bless the algorithm, I just found you via the beginner tips video. Your videos are great! Really concise and funny, can't wait for more :)
The algorithm smiles upon me this day. Thankyou I really appreciate the support and there is much more coming soon 😊
haha I love the humor in this video and especially the ending! I also love resin-printing, but if I could save you some running back an forward with a new kind of resin-printer, would that perhaps be something you would be interested in? 😇
Thankyou and yes of course you have intrigued my interest good sir ?
Ed, keep the vids coming dude. They're great fun with your dry sense of humour. Before you know it Anycubic and Elegoo will be BOMBARDING you with freevies like all theother 3d printing youtubers.
Thankyou for your kind words. More stuff Is in the works, current vid should be out in the next 4 days
You're the first video result on Google for "3d printer in a shed". I'm curious how it's going in the winter months, and if you've had any issues with damp/condensation? Looking for a cheap solution myself.
I am the first video and still so little views 😂 oh well. Ooooo yes so I have taken my printer out of the shed simply because if it gets below zero it will break the screen when it freezes. Other than that the shed is great
I keep contemplating putting my printers in the mangle room, we live in a pretty old, though well-kept, flat complex. XD I think I'd get busted pretty quickly, though...
Now the bomb shelter on the other hand...! I go down there to do some sanding sometimes, always vacuum after myself, of course, but I don't think many people go in there.
As long as it doesn't get below 0 degrees at any point you should be good. I am actually currently talking to a company about a printer that has built in filters and heating which would be perfect for a flat complex
Bl00dy curtain twitchers, I would have been very tempted to print a giant, motorised two-finger salute.
What are your plans for keeping the printer & resins warm in winter? Heating the shed is going to be very expensive and all but impossible, so I guess you'll be concentrating on a heated, insulated enclosure?
Please print that, that would be glorious. Well so far I just have a fermentation belt around the vat which does the trick when it's turned on. However winters coming and I'm not 100% how to keep the LCD screen from freezing when it gets below zero. I don't really want to have a cable running to my shed all through winter so to honest at the moment I'm not sure.
😂 Great video. Have you had any issues with printing in the cold?
Thankyou , yes I've had many and am currently terrified my screen is going to break if it's gets below 0 degrees.
But generally speaking my heated belt works just fine when it's in operation
Solid shed mate. Y u blur prints are 1:14 tho?
Wow that's a throwback, I think It was a set up for a bad joke at the end
What do you do for moisture and temperature control? My printing space has now been occupied and am looking to buy a shed for my 3d printing which would also include my FDM printer
Moisture has been an issue for me recently I now have to replace two shelving units because it looks like it's about to grow legs. So I am no expert on that.
However temperature 🌡️ is much easier to handle, comgrow plant enclosures are what I use to insulate/protect my printers and for my resin printing I have a automatic heating pad just to prevent it from freezing. My printer self heats but before I had that I used a fermentation belt and wrapped that around the vat.
Nope this helps, be wary of the mold
@@edwardpeak01 Perhaps installing a vapour barrier could help
@@thedangerouspie_948 I've got loads of moisture traps but perhaps yes that too , if it wasn't for the cheap wood on the shelves I wouldn't have a problem the other ones are fine
@@edwardpeak01 Interesting
Do you have ventilation in there or only the door when it's open
@@thedangerouspie_948 just the door, some solar fans might be a good idea
how big is that shed ?
I can't extend both my arms out at the same time and wouldn't be able to lay down in it lengthwise 😂 in terms of actually measurements I'd guess 1.5 meters by 1.1 meters or something like that
@@edwardpeak01 thanks, I'm trying to figure out if I can fit it in my tiny city apartment deck. which may be plausible now.
Yup with that sign they might confuse you for a catholic school lol
Jesus would be pleased
I just found your channel. Thank you for this content. Your quality does not match your subscriber count. I thought you would have at least 15k or something like that.
Thankyou , I am crawling my way towards 1000 subs but I'll get to 15k eventually. More vids inbound soon