Designing and Making a 3D Printed Electronics Shelf
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video I share my process of 3D modeling, 3D printing and assembling an electronics desktop shelf for my husband Chris. Enjoy!
Thingiverse link to CAD files of first iteration (not the one I make in the video): www.thingiverse.com/thing:549...
Cold pull how-to-guide for Prusa 3d printer: help.prusa3d.com/article/cold...
0:00 Intro
3:18 Modeling 2nd iteration
3:58 Explaining the composition and parts
4:53 Why the lip sections are printed separately
6:17 Talking about physically making the shelf
7:12 Explaining the technical issue I had with my printer
8:22 Me doing a cold pull
10:26 Assembling the shelf
11:16 Re-printing one of the top level's halves
11:30 Discussing the magnetic lip sections and non-slip feet
13:17 Showcasing the completed shelf - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
This is one of the most real and complete 3D printing and designing video on TH-cam I've ever saw. Instead of other 99% makers which show only successful prints and designs just like so easy to achieve good final result as super heroes.... Thank you for posting it and keep up the good work!
Small tip to save you time in designing and prototyping: Any of the sections on the model that you're not 100% sure will fit or parts that need tolerances to fit together etc you can print just that small part/section and test it few times, instead of the entire thing. I just import the entire model into prusa slicer then chop off most of stuff I'm not testing with the cut tool.
Those came out really nice! I've found what helps on bigger, functional prints is I will print out and iterate in small sections the pieces that need to be test fit. That helps prevent having to print the whole item until I know everything will work together. Anyway, thanks for sharing!
Nice! Thank you for idea!
Great Design
Aluminium Extrusion T slot could have helped for the poles
Hang in there! This was very interesting and I hope to implement some of the things I learned here.
All the wasted filament would have me crying but it comes with the job
I printed this. I love it. Can you upload the new version please, please please
I've heard of breadboarding before while using a free ap on the internet to help plan how to wire it however I have never seen a breadboard that is 3 levels thick. What a team!
Great video!
It's the little things you learn in life 🛠
Good Job !
Very nice design, I may have to print some of those myself. One thing you may want to consider change if you many any other revisions would be to make the legs separate from the shelf, that way if a leg breaks you don't have to reprint the entire shelf. I am sure the odds of a leg breaking are likely pretty small, but its worth thinking about.
Again, well done!
i would love to see a series of the design process in fusion 360 a little bit more detailed!
Awesome video and design, i loved it
Great video... and LOL, yes, RIP magnets! What a shame about the negative customer support from Prusa... that is surprising, and hopefully just a one time thing!
I was very surprised too, all my other experiences with their customer service has been exceptional.
I love your design. The print nozzles are so cheap when I have an issue I just change them.
Thank you! Just switched mine last week 👍
12:00 your magnets were oriented to pull vertically. If you had embedded them into the side of the lip, and into the side of the shelf, then you would have had the force directly resisting the movement of the object, rather than having to rely on friction.
I did something very similar but with wood shelves and 3d printed corners. A fully 3d printed shelf with holes for adjusting the depth holding the audio equipment would be awesome
Cool
Everything I design seems to take at least 3 attempts to get right :P
Lol yes, most of the time that's the case for me too. Sometimes it takes me like 10 attempts 🤣
I would try to pass a 0.4mm drill in the nozzle hole before changing it.
Looks awesome! But im wondering how you did that hex pattern, is it one shape just carefully copied with pattern function?
Yes it's copied vertically and then the row is copied over horizontally.
I forgot to mention that I had to move around and change the first copied column/ row of hex shapes in order to make the pattern. I might do a separate video only showing how I 3d modeled it later.
@@LexieEclectic That would be awesome!
I d rather pull out magnets with soldering iron or anything else even if I damage the prints a bit the printing that huge print just to get it perfect. You can always place back magnets with glue, more soldering iron, 3d pen or something else
the same thing happened to me with my printer one week ago, I spent a day without sleep until I decided to change the nozzle.
I have never been so happy to see my printer finish the first layer.
Awesome video! FYI - the Thingiverse link to CAD files of first iteration - is leading to a 404 page. Best of luck!
Thank you for the heads up 👍 I changed it in the description, hopefully it works now.
Just change the nozzle... was my 1st thought...
I appreciate being honest and having recorded everything for us who regularly suck through this process with endless number of re-design and print failures which all the yt-makers hide.
Btw, you're a true hero wasting you precios time for your bf, I hope he deserves it :)
Thank you! He truly does deserve it :)
I think I'm in love. Pretty girl who's interested in 3D printing. 😉And that's a nice shelf you got there, too. 🙂
pro tip... play it 1,5x speed......she speak like normal person than...
hi lexie, that's amazing. i was looking to build a coin tray 3x3 would love your help 🙂 what's the best way to contact you