Ya gotta keep 'em insulated
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2025
- Our 3D printer station is in dire need of an update. The basement is so cold that prints are peeling off the bed! We need an enclosure and a different shelf system.
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The tool you found looks like a clean out key tool. The covers on your clean out access for the waist lines typically have covers that need a key to access them especially in older homes.
I really like seeing shop infrastructure videos! I enjoy it when you take us along on improvements to your set up 😄
Thanks for watching!
I like how you have the floor beam padded so one of you doesn't hit their head. As a 6'3" man, low hanging beams and signs are my nemesis.
Truly--also studio lights, which never sit still and head bonks happen.
10:12 Emperor Billpatine: Oh, I’m afraid the [printer station] will be quite operational when my friends arrive.
Britto Calrissian: That [radius gauge] came from the [printer station]! That thing's operational!
❤ looking forward to having printed bender's head 😊
I really love that project!
I just got the first parts done yesterday and I’m so pumped!
I loved that it printed so smooth, without marks or anything
🎶Aaaaay Yea! 🎶
Woo!
🎶Hey, come out and play!
The Offspring reference for the win 🙌 Just saw them live 3 weeks ago
That's so rad!
"Come out and play"🎶🎶
🤘🤘🤘
Had to watch immediately with that title lol
Pivot...Pivot....Pivot..... nice Friends reference.
PIVOT!
Pivot!
That was a very satisfying cleanup/disassembly montage!
Woot, shop upgrades! The new setup looks great, and super functional too. Looking forward to the next video!
Offspring reference in the title?
Love this project
The song has been stuck in my head all morning :D
Literally thought that’s what I was clicking on 😅
@@punishedprops And now it shall be stuck in ours....
I think the radius you measure in the end is 12.7mm, which would make it 1/2". When measuring something like this, I tend to look for the closest round number. That's how you'd do it in CAD, unless the measurement is controled by other features around it
Cool (...er, warm?) shop infrastructure build. That enclosure looks like a beast, I might need one of those if I ever get a 3D printer because my basement is downright frigid in the winter and it's the only place I could keep a printer although I imagine the foam box one would be more in my price range. I feel a little bad for that poor dusty computer tower in the corner.
Oh man the shop PCs see some real abuse.
I immediately printed out the radius guage, nice find!
Right??
It's always nice to see you working on the shop itself. I love seeing how people use a space, and customise it to fit their needs
I feel ya, I am SO over these frigid temps in WA!! We had one day that was almost 50 degrees, I had like a day to prep some prints with my resin printer and it was certainly GO GO GO to get it ready in time and I could vent it properly, lol. Luckily the prints turned out great!
Oh excellent. Yeah it’s too cold!
I love Bill’s concentration face when he was putting the enclosure together 😍😂
That phone line you have actually carries 5v! They used to need power to be able to ring and power the speakers and junk!
not true, 90v ac when it rings and then 6-8v dc when talking.
@@MegaWildweasel I didn't know that! 😃 That's pretty awesome! Impressive too over those really thin lines. Thanks for updating my knowledge base. 🤘
@@DanteNava old computer tech used to work on modems so had to know . digital phone lines like in some commercial buildings are different .
You probably want to mount the Shelf to the wall to keep it from wiggling as the printer prints. Sometimes it gets the perfect harmonic to mess up the print.
So many places for stickers!!!
What a great idea!
I have the exact same metal shelving but found it wobbles a bit during prints unless you have it wieghted or tied down, or affixed to wall. Looks good ;)
Feeling this big time, I keep my garage minisplit at 80 so my resin printer doesn't yell at me
"And this switch turns off the lights."
"Oh crap!!! That was the printer!!!!!"
I think your new tool is a breaker bar that fits all the socket sizes
Sounds about right.
Return of the mack
Awesome! Does the basement stay cool in summer?
Yes! The basement is awesome in summer. A savior on the hot days.
Granted I know you already had the enclosure lying around, but if you didn’t, probably would’ve been easy to get some larger acrylic panels and just “enclose” the shelf the printers are sitting on.
Love the Offspring reference Bill. :D
The vid, too of course.
🤘🤘
Hey I noticed that you didn't have a filament storage rack above the printers after the new setup was complete. Are you thinking of doing something different?
It wouldn’t fit with the shelf. We have another RepRack on the wall above the CNC router for our filament.
It is a great upgrade for the printers. Will you be upgrading either of the printers to the new model kit.
Thanks! The upgrades are tempting!
7:26 Raise your hand if you knew what was coming! ✋😂
"Fresh Prints" ha ha.
How about Sander Clegane for something?
Oooo that's a good one
@@punishedpropsI remember Jabba the Cut and Mary Poppins too. :)
That's a rack mount power distribution unit "PDU" for audio and server racks. They're great and compact. I use them all over my shop.
Aren’t they??
nice job. good fit. but question: why didn`t you just put panels around the shelf, making the whole shelf enclosed (with some doors in front and what not)? other than having htat enclosure already, I mean..
Does Bill know he’s in Fallout 4? I feel like he looks just like Allen in Far Habour
Nice Marshall~. You should make something to plug into it someday. As a small-town instrument builder (Guitars and synths, mostly) in Michigan; I'd love to see you try it!
Gotta talk to my pal Eric Jones (Coregeek). He’s been making some sick guitars.
@@punishedprops You know, there are some 3D printable instruments on Prinables... Might even find my travel Cajon if you look for it~. But more on topic; Punlished Props'ed up Prusacaster build plz? ;)
I hope this isn't a foolish question, it's just that I'm still learning all the ins and outs of molding and casting.
I want to make silicone molds of action figure parts like weapons, accessories, and body parts. The big concern that I have regarding casting however, is that I don't want to cast any parts in resins that are dangerous even when fully cured since they are going to be handled afterwards. What resins should I use for my projects and which should I avoid at all costs?
Thank you for your time.
The two resources I recommend are Crafsman's Toy Making YT channel: www.youtube.com/@TheCrafsMan/videos
and asking the folks over at Smooth-On: www.smooth-on.com/page/contact/
@punishedprops thank you so much for your help.
Your "King Scepter" looks like the water main (or natural gas) cutoff valve tool my dad had at his place. 👑👑😎😎
Oh snap! I know it’s not the water main (I had to use that recently), so maybe natural gas.
Yeah I'd think it's for gas
Can I get the info on that power strip? Please? 😬
Link in the description! 😁
Antifatigue mat in front of the printer?
Yeah I have several around the shop. 👍
Since when did you guys have dubbing?
At first I thought you printed a Gizmonic Institute logo.
Robot roll call!
Something is wrong bill, I cant find the 100% off coupon link below the video..
I’d like to find a solution for venting a resin 3d printer living in an apartment.
That’s a real concern.
I have always been confused why printers don't like to be cold. The nozzles heat up pretty hot. What exactly happens when it gets cold?
Temperature is not about the printer but the filament. Filament shrinks every so slightly when it cools (and different materials shrink at different rates). If the filament cools too much or two quickly it can delaminate and not bond (to itself or the bed) correctly. This is why printers have heated beds and fans, it's not just about getting hot and melty but also about controlling the rate of cooling. The same is mostly true of resin and temperature as well.
next week :"so we're upgrading our MK4s to CoreONEs"
Wouldn’t mind an XL m’self.
@@punishedprops paging Dave Randolph...
@7:34 New channel name...?
Always upgrading the craft shop. It's a continuing struggle. Glad the folks at Prusa are helping out. I wanted to make a Cinderella reference. Bill standing in front of the machine singing "Some day, my prints will come." Thought it might be fitting.
Ha! Maybe one of the printers should be named “Prince Charming”.
I would have to mount that power strip along the top shelf, otherwise my graceless ass would be accidentally hitting those switches all the time lol. Sweet setup.
Pivot!.. Pivot!.. lol
We truly are living in a future time that was not accurately predicted. I mean where is my anti-gravity flight pack? Why don’t we all have flying cars? AND where is The Jetsons Rosie the Robot⁉️
I want a microwave that makes a pizza in an instant!
@ Ubetcha‼️
:)