Would be helpful to show the assembly of the S, I think I'm picturing how it goes into the first one, but not sure how it would go into the second one and be secure.
@@slant3dI get that the S slides into place, but I’m confused about one thing: When talking about the spring fingers, you spoke as though the other designs didn’t involve any flexing. It seems like the ends of the S must flex to snap into place and hold the parts together though. Is it just that the flex is across a greater distance, so it’s less tweaky to design? (I absolutely love this design for manufacturing series btw; the vids are useful, educational and interesting, seeing how you arrive at solutions that match the constraints and requirements. 👍👍👍)
I came here to say the same thing. Another video going into the specifics of the S would be nice - even a TH-cam Short showing the assembly and linking to this video would be great. I also really like this design for manufacturing series - great stuff! I appreciate you spending the time sharing your expertise, and your employer for allowing you to do it. I also expect it provides you guys some well earned free advertising for Slant3d's services.
One thing that can really help is to put material between the snap fit bending tabs. Give them enough clearance to click into place, but keeps them from being over-bent and snapped off. It will also give slightly better fit since it is more material.
Love the informational videos about how to design parts. I don't mass print, but I do a lot a printing for various projects, and all the little tips you give add up. Things like designing the part around not needing supports, I hate taking supports off
From a robotics channel - huge thank you for the tips! Motors and software are critical, but the maker community needs more content like this to optimize our hardware 😊
I'm working on a 3d printed TPU electronics case which holds several small oscilloscopes and frequency generators. I designed a hole and bulb style connector. It's basically a type of snap fit. The hole & bulb enables me to print each wall flat on the print bed, so each walll face looks great when printed on a textured bed, and it holds everything together really well. Thanks for these videos. Great stuff!
@@HunterBobbey I'm not sure what specs you're looking for exactly. The snaps can be pretty much any size, as long as they're big enough to have a few wall lines. Honestly, I just take a stab at it, run a test print of both sides, and adjust if needed.
Awesome! Do you have a video about box latches and maybe hinges? I've tried putting in place and filament rivet hinges saved they both with well but I've not found a satisfying clasp yet. Slide lids like domino cases are also easy to print
Love the rants, well news that ends in rants. But also stumbled across your videos on making prints for mass production. 90% of them work for a small startup 3D printing business. So many great ideas for small changes. Few awesome ideas for products to make and sell. Also great that I can setup the Etsy App to handle any huge spikes until I can get more printers. Or just push through a small spike in sales. Love your mentality of the industry. As you see things moving towards mass production. What do you see as something that the start-up Etsy type seller should make to help build out there items?
All this info videos of how to design 3D prints are really good. I have used some and am happy to have learned this great ways of how to create better prints.
Bambu/prusa slicer should add an update where a "connect parts" or "connect objects" lets you connect to objects close together with various clasps and clips like this to choose from
Hey, I have a question regarding print quality. Please know I appreciate all your videos and am asking this as someone who respects what you do, so I don't mean this to come off as criticism right off the hop! I have noticed the pieces you are using as examples for these videos all look like pretty poor quality prints, (visually) like rough around the edges or with big goopy layer lines... I'm curious if this is just due to using a larger nozzle and catering your print farm to high production speed, or is this just something that shows up on camera more than in person? I recently bought my first 3D printer (bamboo labs P1S) and the parts I've been printing all seem to have tighter tolerances and thinner layers lines, especially if I tweak the setting for variable layer height around curved edges. Again, this is an honest question that is not meant to offend, I was just curious about the look of the parts on camera. Perhaps a subject regarding layer height or nozzle size on print quality vs time taken to print at scale would be interesting also. Thanks for all the excellent videos on 3D printing production!
Would love to see a video of massive commercial enterprises gaming kickstarter to fund a project that they should be funding themselves. Creality comes to mind. I heard there's a filament manufacturer that did something similar.
I feel like if there are no tolerances in the square peg my adventurer3 probably couldn't manage the fit, might be a user error, not to do anything with the printer
You have to make it easier to register on your site. I can't connect the payment method using two different cards. Would really like to try out the etsy integration but can't even create an account.
Does one of your interns have time to talk to me about “my” [im actually the designer and not the business person…. So “our”] (fledgling) 3d printing business? We’re about to make the move to list our best Etsy product on Amazon…. But any amount of actual discourse would be invaluable to us ❤
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Would be helpful to show the assembly of the S, I think I'm picturing how it goes into the first one, but not sure how it would go into the second one and be secure.
Slide
@@slant3dI get the concept, but if like to hear more about the design parameters (i.e. how to set up tolerances and such)
@@slant3dI get that the S slides into place, but I’m confused about one thing: When talking about the spring fingers, you spoke as though the other designs didn’t involve any flexing. It seems like the ends of the S must flex to snap into place and hold the parts together though. Is it just that the flex is across a greater distance, so it’s less tweaky to design?
(I absolutely love this design for manufacturing series btw; the vids are useful, educational and interesting, seeing how you arrive at solutions that match the constraints and requirements. 👍👍👍)
@@slant3dhe's asking how it stays in place with no glue or anything? Won't it flex and pop out?
I came here to say the same thing. Another video going into the specifics of the S would be nice - even a TH-cam Short showing the assembly and linking to this video would be great.
I also really like this design for manufacturing series - great stuff! I appreciate you spending the time sharing your expertise, and your employer for allowing you to do it. I also expect it provides you guys some well earned free advertising for Slant3d's services.
Yeah I don't get quite how the S works either? And how it's not a mechanism yet the clips are
S shape just worked with geometry to hold stuff in place that aren't that important
Mechanism has a flexing/moving part the s has no moving parts it slides into the part as is
@@AsocPro the S will flex as much as any other piece of plastic when force is applied
It’s known as a compliant mechanism you should look it up can do some pretty awesome stuff with compliant mechanism
The s piece goes into a wide slot and hooks around the thin slot. The S doesn't bend at all and thus doesn't need to be tuned to be compliant
Who is this person? Straight to the point. No intro craps! Love it! Ahah hello, glad to to bump into intro-free videos. Just what I need
One thing that can really help is to put material between the snap fit bending tabs. Give them enough clearance to click into place, but keeps them from being over-bent and snapped off. It will also give slightly better fit since it is more material.
Love the informational videos about how to design parts. I don't mass print, but I do a lot a printing for various projects, and all the little tips you give add up. Things like designing the part around not needing supports, I hate taking supports off
From a robotics channel - huge thank you for the tips! Motors and software are critical, but the maker community needs more content like this to optimize our hardware 😊
I'm working on a 3d printed TPU electronics case which holds several small oscilloscopes and frequency generators.
I designed a hole and bulb style connector. It's basically a type of snap fit.
The hole & bulb enables me to print each wall flat on the print bed, so each walll face looks great when printed on a textured bed, and it holds everything together really well.
Thanks for these videos. Great stuff!
I really appreciate this informative video about pegging with 3D prints. Thank you.
Thanks for watching
😂
Perfect as always
I'm a huge fan of snap fits myself. I like to avoid having to glue parts whenever possible, and these usually do the job just fine.
any advice on where to find the dimensional specs to properly design snap fits?
@@HunterBobbey I'm not sure what specs you're looking for exactly. The snaps can be pretty much any size, as long as they're big enough to have a few wall lines. Honestly, I just take a stab at it, run a test print of both sides, and adjust if needed.
Seriously one of the most useful printing/ 3D design videos I have ever stumbled upon. You, good sir, have earned a subscribe!
Welcome aboard!
Awesome!
Do you have a video about box latches and maybe hinges?
I've tried putting in place and filament rivet hinges saved they both with well but I've not found a satisfying clasp yet. Slide lids like domino cases are also easy to print
You made this so easy to understand! Thank you for all that you do, I am now a subscriber.
Thanks so much for this, the square peg was just what I needed!
Love the rants, well news that ends in rants. But also stumbled across your videos on making prints for mass production. 90% of them work for a small startup 3D printing business. So many great ideas for small changes. Few awesome ideas for products to make and sell. Also great that I can setup the Etsy App to handle any huge spikes until I can get more printers. Or just push through a small spike in sales. Love your mentality of the industry. As you see things moving towards mass production. What do you see as something that the start-up Etsy type seller should make to help build out there items?
I would love to hear y'alls thoughts on dual material prints or using two different 3d printed materials for a product, For instance ABS & TPU etc.
Filament rivets are my go to.
All this info videos of how to design 3D prints are really good. I have used some and am happy to have learned this great ways of how to create better prints.
Always great info!
thanks so much
Snap fit where you put a slab in the center of the two c-clamps once it is in place on the opposite side.
Can you please explain that deeper.
I think this would be very good but i dont quite unterstand how its implemented.
Love all your videos, verry interesting, i dont understand the S mecanisme
Oh bugger I wish I’d thought of that I have round ones pegs lol. Nice video I’m glad it popped up
hi Slant, I was wondering, are there specific design considerations for when you want to design tube end caps that go into the tube or profile?
What 3d modeling software was you using in this video please?
As always you vids are very informative, thank you.
Shapr3D (Use code 'Slant3d' for 10% OFF):
www.shapr3d.com/download?
What modeling software is used in that video? Looks interesting. Is it plasticity?
Super helpful, Thanks!
You're welcome!
Snap fitting should be hollow all the way or with X support that let's you squeeze enough to actually un plug it lol
Bambu/prusa slicer should add an update where a "connect parts" or "connect objects" lets you connect to objects close together with various clasps and clips like this to choose from
Are these stls available to download? I wouldn't mind printing to feel them out
What is the cad package you are using
what do you guys think about using brick layers instead of stacked layers? cnckitchen made a pretty good video on it
Square pegs go in square holes. Square corners crack. Use octogonal pegs.
Hey, I have a question regarding print quality. Please know I appreciate all your videos and am asking this as someone who respects what you do, so I don't mean this to come off as criticism right off the hop! I have noticed the pieces you are using as examples for these videos all look like pretty poor quality prints, (visually) like rough around the edges or with big goopy layer lines... I'm curious if this is just due to using a larger nozzle and catering your print farm to high production speed, or is this just something that shows up on camera more than in person? I recently bought my first 3D printer (bamboo labs P1S) and the parts I've been printing all seem to have tighter tolerances and thinner layers lines, especially if I tweak the setting for variable layer height around curved edges. Again, this is an honest question that is not meant to offend, I was just curious about the look of the parts on camera.
Perhaps a subject regarding layer height or nozzle size on print quality vs time taken to print at scale would be interesting also.
Thanks for all the excellent videos on 3D printing production!
What software are you using for your designs?
what software do you use for modeling?
Are you able to design for waterproofness?
3:22 So is this a permanent hold? How do you get that out?
3:28 Oh! Never mind! There it is!
Would love to see a video of massive commercial enterprises gaming kickstarter to fund a project that they should be funding themselves. Creality comes to mind. I heard there's a filament manufacturer that did something similar.
Could you share the files that you used so we have some reference? Thanks!
Whats the 3d software your using
I feel like if there are no tolerances in the square peg my adventurer3 probably couldn't manage the fit, might be a user error, not to do anything with the printer
Very well explained - thanks for the info!
What cad software is being shown in the video
I'm a simple man. I see Slant 3D's video - I press Like
Thank you
@@slant3dThank you for not keeping your experience to yourself.
Used some of your tricks for my hobby projects.
Your 'slab' is a mortise and tenon joint with a floating tenon
you didn't show the S method, not sure how that works better...
Whats the software he's using
Honestly, I just use steel dowel pins before gluing with epoxy
Honestly, I just surround my part with mild steel and TIG weld it
hell yeah@@gedr7664
@@gedr7664 that would turn PETG into molten stew
Sweet
Hey cam someone tell me what program (he/you) built it in?
Try Shapr3D (Use Code: Slant3d): www.shapr3d.com/download?
@@slant3d Thanks!
What software???
Add a hole in the peg to let air escape bro
You have to make it easier to register on your site. I can't connect the payment method using two different cards. Would really like to try out the etsy integration but can't even create an account.
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Does one of your interns have time to talk to me about “my” [im actually the designer and not the business person…. So “our”] (fledgling) 3d printing business?
We’re about to make the move to list our best Etsy product on Amazon….
But any amount of actual discourse would be invaluable to us ❤
It's called a draft not tapir.
But many 3d printed plastic creep and lose grip overtime soooooo
He did say glue sooo
Offtopic: taking care of the aesthetics of your fingers has a future.
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@slant3d I couldn't get the webform to work, I've emailed multiple times and called multiple times (left voicemails), commented on X, and now here. Been trying to reach you since 2/23/24. Are you not accepting more work right now? quote button in nav broken, mailto in footer on about page broken.. tin can and string?