I did all the steps correctly and the spring part correctly connected but when the blade is out and I try to bring it in with the switch thing on the side it only brings it in by a little bit can you help.
It depends on the type of filament and the brand. I have broken a few springs printed with PLA but it didn't break when I use a specific type of tougher PLA. The springs also didn't break when I use TPU. Maybe you could also try nylon.
try and work a little harder on keeping your hand from blocking the thing people want to see 👍 , move the camera slower, linger before/after the action for longer, just slow it down. (and thanks for the video)
@@hackerlab6510 I find that editing is like cooking food. When you're cooking, the finished product isn't as tastey because you have been smelling it or tasting it for an hour, it's brand new to everybody else and tastes amazing. Somebody else could look at something for 10 seconds without being bored, but the editor can only look at it for 2 seconds and is already bored. Does that make sense lol
wow..😯 the best knife on planet 😮😯👍
I did all the steps correctly and the spring part correctly connected but when the blade is out and I try to bring it in with the switch thing on the side it only brings it in by a little bit can you help.
Maybe you can find the original designer for help
how much infill for spring and what filament did you use
I use 100% infill for spring. I have tried nylon filament for spring but pla filament works best.
The plastic spring is really hard do you think it will brake? i use PLA hatchbox on a ender 5 and it is my first print
It depends on the type of filament and the brand. I have broken a few springs printed with PLA but it didn't break when I use a specific type of tougher PLA. The springs also didn't break when I use TPU. Maybe you could also try nylon.
I haven't used hatchbox PLA before so you have to experiment with it.
I suggest you to experiment with different infill percentage if it breaks
try and work a little harder on keeping your hand from blocking the thing people want to see 👍 , move the camera slower, linger before/after the action for longer, just slow it down. (and thanks for the video)
Thanks for your opinion 👍
@@hackerlab6510 I find that editing is like cooking food. When you're cooking, the finished product isn't as tastey because you have been smelling it or tasting it for an hour, it's brand new to everybody else and tastes amazing. Somebody else could look at something for 10 seconds without being bored, but the editor can only look at it for 2 seconds and is already bored. Does that make sense lol
You are absolutely right
Can't download your files. Maybe blocked?
I've tried it and it works. Please try again. Btw it is not mine files. I am not the owner. Thanks for the comment anyway.
Just because the spring is plastic doesn't mean there is no spring.
I said there is no *metal* spring. Please read carefully. Thank you🌚
@@hackerlab6510 still didn't need to say no spring. Makes the video a little click baitty.
Thanks for your comment anyway. I will try to improve.
Also it just states that this knife has no metal spring, and it is true not a bait. I didn't say no spring.
@@hackerlab6510 still, the title looks that way. You don't need to get worked up about this video. It's not the only one on your youtube right???.
I am working on a similar design. What makes mine unique is the blade will be in the shape of a penis.
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nice to know
I laughed when it malfunctioned 🤣
That's indeed the reaction I expected 😂