I was thinking it would be fun to try to mill then from aluminum. That would be a step up from 3d printing, but sadly my FabLab doesn't allow anyone to use their CNC router for aluminum (and I think you need a mill anyway for something like that)
@@ObsessiveEngineering Build a mill and/or lathe from scratch. You've probably at least seen the Gingery books if you don't have a copy already, give it a shot.
I'm kind of itching to do the new CNC router from RatRig (the Stronghold Pro), but they aren't shipping to the US yet and I honestly don't know where I'd put it anyway. My house isn't big enough, and even if it was, those things are loud. I'd have to build some kind of anechoic chamber for it. 🤷♂️
@@ObsessiveEngineering Might be an excuse to build a workshop. You could make a video series out of it too. Building the workshop, then building a mill and/or lathe. Culminating in a video celebrating the end of the project with "first chips". With the build volume of your 3D printer it would be pretty easy to make revisions to the design and cast the parts.
That is a Mellow NF Sunrise, combined hotend and extruder, using its own aluminum chassis as a heatsink. It's actually been wonderful besides that I had trouble finding a part cooling fan for it (that one I have on there is pretty janky but it works). www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002562058108.html
maybe the title “How the differential/axle works”
How long does it take to print something like that?
its so cool
#techtastisch wie funktioniert das könntest du mal wieder ein video über verrückte zahnräder machen
Now cast the parts out of steel using the 3D prints as the basis for the molds. Complete your skill set.
I was thinking it would be fun to try to mill then from aluminum. That would be a step up from 3d printing, but sadly my FabLab doesn't allow anyone to use their CNC router for aluminum (and I think you need a mill anyway for something like that)
@@ObsessiveEngineering Build a mill and/or lathe from scratch. You've probably at least seen the Gingery books if you don't have a copy already, give it a shot.
I'm kind of itching to do the new CNC router from RatRig (the Stronghold Pro), but they aren't shipping to the US yet and I honestly don't know where I'd put it anyway. My house isn't big enough, and even if it was, those things are loud. I'd have to build some kind of anechoic chamber for it. 🤷♂️
@@ObsessiveEngineering Might be an excuse to build a workshop. You could make a video series out of it too. Building the workshop, then building a mill and/or lathe. Culminating in a video celebrating the end of the project with "first chips". With the build volume of your 3D printer it would be pretty easy to make revisions to the design and cast the parts.
price is the only reason everyone dosent have a bambu x-1 isn't it?
Perfect creation for a Gatlin gun
I am curious about your ender 3 hotend setup, can you please share some link where can I some files or materials used with that?
That is a Mellow NF Sunrise, combined hotend and extruder, using its own aluminum chassis as a heatsink. It's actually been wonderful besides that I had trouble finding a part cooling fan for it (that one I have on there is pretty janky but it works).
www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002562058108.html