VR Sculpted and 3D Printed Climbing Holds Pt. 2 // Google Blocks and Fusion 360 Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- After a year of waiting, I finally got to test my next iteration of 3D printed climbing holds. By using Rigid.ink's Carbonyte* filament, I was able to harness the hardness and texture of carbon fiber combined with the durability of Nylon 12.
*No longer available. Now I recommend QIDI PA12 Nylon-CF Filament : amzn.to/3OLiZOz
Download the STL files for free at MyMiniFactory : bit.ly/ClimbingHolds
Sculpted with Google Blocks on the HTC Vive
#Bouldering #3DPrinted #MakeAnything - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I’ve had problems printing nylon as well. The solution for me was to print a PET layer on the intire bed. PET sticks really well to tape, PEI etc. I printed the sheet at a 0.2 mm layer height. Then give the nylon parts a z offset equal to the thickness of the sheet. Just print directly on top of it!
I'm so glad you made this video!!! I like rock climbing and 3d printing and thought I would never see how your first video would end. I'm so glad you did a follow up. Keep up the good work. You honestly just made my day with posting this video.
great video! remember to follow the directions on the belt sander and DON'T WEAR GLOVES :) It can catch in the belt
great prints!
Nylons, and especially carbon fiber nylons, are my favorite material. Great usage of it!
I've been waiting so long for this! I love it when you make these personal things that you and others can use! Hoping to get my own 3d printer one day but for now I'll stick to my 3d pen 😊
"Since this is a rock, I'll make it *grey.* ..."
Geologists and mineral nerds: "How dare you..."
Sanding of carbon fiber without any breathing protection isn't healthy, my man.
Please consider that in the future :)
well at least they are three d printing with asbestos
ANY sanding without breathing apparatus/protection is bad but even a tablespoon of something with minute particles, like baking soda, can put you in hospital with pneumonia.
Sanding and breathing dangers are everywhere!
How did you know? You can't even see his face.
watch it again. You can see his face when he turns on the belt sander.
I had the same thought when I saw he was unmasked.
Climber and printing nerd over here as well, found this super awesome. Still learning my ropes around the 3D printing world. Now I want to get some VR toys to do this lol, please create more content like this! Found this to be super helpful, in my beginning stages of designing, subscribed and liked from the pacific northwest!
BUILD A WHOLE WALL!!!!!!!!
You should do a series where you build your own printer.
Always good to keep improving, thanks Devin!
That was pretty cool, I like the dedication with continuing the project!
I know right, he continued and improved those
I've been watching you for ages now and I love your videos so much. I'm surprised you don't have 3 million subs by now to be honest... Anyways great video and keep up the great work! :D
You could make a wide washer-shape hollow space mid print, pause the print, put the wide washer in it and continue the print. This way the forces really distribute and you can tighten the bolt even more.
Impressive material, nice project!
This retouch of the fixing mechanism is good, good job! Hope to see a Pt. 3 also I read about that PLA yellow color is stronger than other color and you will find PLA color/strength comparison out there!
Huh, I never thought about the fact that different chemicals used for coloring would have different strengths in plastic, but it makes a lot of sense. That's some pretty good info!
This is awesome because I had this same idea for a nearby rock climbing area
Thank you for making this video hope to see more!!!
Hey! Love your vids! Keep up the good work!
Love your vids, keep on going!
I love all your videos 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Love rigid ink filament
Love your videos!
Do more acetone print smoothing and vase exploration!
Yes! 3D print the whole wall! Go crazy and add a loop-de-loop ;)
making a fully 3d printed climbing wall would be so cool thats one of the things I've always wanted to make
Really good work :)
Gluesticks are good to lower adhesion, not to increase (e.g. preventing PETG sticking to PEI)
This is sweet! I was wondering how 3d printing holds would work out. I've found that adding a grid of dimples to the bottom of my prints allow for a much larger surface area to be printed without warping. The heated bed helps for sure, too though.I would have thought just removing the bottom layers like you did would have had the same effect 🤷🏻♂️. Thanks for the video. I know what filament I'll buy to print holds!
Loved it
For some reason, every time I heard 'pointy' it reminded me of an idiotic song by Patrick Star called 'I Wrote This Song' and it had a lot of mentions of pointy, pointy, pointy.
My poor tortured mind needs to sleep, but another good vid and look into the world of 3D printing!
oh man i go there also! I will have to stop by and check them out!
They're down by now, but maybe for pt.3! Or maybe I'll see you there 😁
I've dabbled in 3d printing climbing holds and done a little bit of testing myself. After due testing I have deemed everything I've printed with FDM unsafe for practical use.
The reason being is that the failure mode of typical filament prints with PLA, ABS and PETG tend to create sharp shards that are fairly dangerous if they were to hit someone in the eye. In particular thanks to infill patterns in the event a hold loses integrity it can shatter quite explosively.
And yes, I know both the typical PU and PS resin holds in gyms can break, but they tend to do so in much fewer fragments and in the case of PU the failures are typically quite ductile.
I have however made some neat rubbery screw on jibs out of TPU which are quite fun and I think that FDM is a great way to make conformal molds to save on resin pours but my recommendation is to not climb on FDM handholds.
i was thinking about it the other day
Now you are like Nathan Wilson with that belt sander
I have all your answers. I don't know how, but on your first video, when you tested your first print, there were "Wet Stone" Pinches in black on the climbing wall. I made those holds, that is the only casting of that set I ever made and so I don't know how you have them. The coincidence here is that you just so happened to test your hold next to the person who had made the first successful printed hold 4 years ago. You don't print the hold and use it, you print the hold in sandstone, mold it in silicone and climb on a polyurethane casting with texture.
Rly nice
Awesome
Nice
Climbing holds were the first thing I thought of when I saw 3D printers for the first time.
Have you been to VITAL climbing gym in Murrieta, Carlsbad, and oceanside?! Real good staff. Check it out!
in fusion 360 you with capture design history turned off you can go to Patch -> Modify -> Merge then check chain selection. This can make it so you dont need to cut off the bottom to make it one piece.
Who would even dislike this video
Touch my, foldy folds. Touch my, climbing holds.
You could make the bottom concave to make sure it sits flat without sanding.
If you print the mold for a resin, that could reduce printing time and material usage and possibly give an even more durable result.
You should totally make some climbing holds using map terrain! Also, how does carbonite filament compare to nylon x from matterhackers?
Terrain holds would be a SWEET theme! I haven't tried Nylon X yet, but it is a combination of the same materials so I would imagine it's nearly identical.
Are you baiting a climbing wall mod for Fallout 76? LUV
Did you ever try using the 3d prints as a positive for mold creation and then pouring polyurethane the same way that holds are normally created (just with a 3d print substituted for the foam that is normally used)? Or was this just not appealing because it wasn't the same general idea?
ONE WORD AFTER TGESE WORDS LOL AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
Great video ! Would you consider to print some jog ? I'm wondering how a printed climbing hold withstand the traction specially on roof type section.
I haven't dared yet but it may be time for some more intense tests!
Niiiiiiiice! 💥💥💥💥
Devin, Love you man, glad you re making awesome videos, how that puzzle contest went? :D
It's still ongoing, but lots of great submissions so far :)
Make Anything Nice to hear :) I got stuck like at 43 pieces, I'm looking foward to the solution
Is the base plate you scratched considered the Z-Achsis on a 3D-Printer ? I wondered because you refered to it as the "z plate"
you should have made the part slighlty higher (in der middle where the screw sits) also it would be simplierto do a bunch auf 1mm holes around the screw to get solid zylinders there.
Make your own climbing wall
Can you review the Tevo Black Widow 3D printer
On time🙂
Try using a brim next time to reduce the edge warping.
What was the material cost of the main hold you made? I'm curious about the cost effectiveness of 3D printing versus mold making/resin, buying commercial.
With this material cost was probably around $10, so not incredibly cost effective, but it may enable some unique designs that can't be easily cast
it makes way more sense to cast stuff like this
In a lot of ways, yes. Although unlike Polyurethane normally used for holds, this material can be recycled and reused. It also allows for more customization and potentially crazy shapes that can't be cast by traditional means. But really, this is just an early experiment/proof of concept :)
Me still waiting for the whole wall
How heavy is each hold? In other words, how much filament does it take to make each of those? I'm very curious about the cost of putting together a whole route this way.
I can't remember exact numbers, but this costs around the same or maybe a bit more. So realistically it's better for very customized or otherwise difficult to shape holds... fun as a proof of concept though. That said, using these to then make a mold from might make more sense price-wise
Thanks for sharing. Why do you go through 3D builder and not straight into Fusion?
Fusion isn't super STL friendly, so sometimes I find it easier to do mesh work in another software and only bring it into fusion when it's solid, repaired, and ready for whatever precision work I need
low IQ I imagine
Do you know how to fix my problem in fusion 360? I accidentaly dragged the creeate cube thing out of that area on the top, and into the middle. It just dissapeared, and now I dont have it. pls help.
Right click on that top menu where you dragged it from and select "Reset All Toolbar Customization". Or find the Box tool from the Create drop down menu and click the 3 dots on the right of "Box", then check the box that says "Pin to Toolbar"
@@make.anything Thanks for replying to both my questions, that earns a sub :D
I have been using elegoo rapid pla+ with Fuzzy Skin enabled in Cura. Works like a charm on my holds. Gives some decent grip. my settings are .28 layer height, .5mm line thickness, 4 perimeters, 30% cubic infill
In your intro section the top of your logo gave you a halo, was pretty cutr
Please post jgaurora curasettings if you have?i got many problems whit mine also uneven bed :/
the big hold looks like Latvia
I can't believe ultimaker didn't send a printer to you already ...
Concrete printer + Nylon/Carbon = 3D printed climbing wall?
Gonna have to smooth the concrete wall somehow though
Oh man, that would be so cool!
Im new from one of your old videos (about a year ago). I cant help but notice without facial hair, you look like ferris bueller (if that's how you spell it)
You forget to paint in some happy little trees :C
Assuming we stopped using the floppy disk, what icon would you choose to use for "save"?
I don't actually have a problem with it, but some software has switched to a down arrow above a line, or other less literal symbols
I find it amusing that we are getting to a point where there are people who would be watching your videos who have never seen a floppy disk, or at least never used one. Great video as usual.
The walls at your gym seem really low. Do you know what height they are
Jayden Griffin it's for bouldering not for top rope or lead climbing.
Sam Koch I know, I've been bouldering for a very long time, but at the centers in England, they are much much taller
It's just a different style probably due to the shape of the building :)
Does the carbon fiber actually protrude from the hold, or is it encased in plastic? I would be worried about people getting carbon fiber splinters if these were used for hand holds. Carbon fiber splinters are the worst.
There's no chance of splinters.. I guess the fibers are just extremely short or even pulverized.
That's good there's no splinters. I'm dubious about where the strength is coming from then though. Is it stronger than solid nylon? I wonder how long the fibers are. I've always been under the impression that those tiny fibers are worse than asbestos.
can you please make a case for the Samsung Galaxy S8
Please please please, do more clip board vids
Can you start finishing your parts? Id love to see how they look all polished up, especially after all your hard work you've put into it
rreeeeee
You need to help Draw with Jazza. He's having printer issues.
I’m dead inside
Then how did you comment this???
Im dead outside
Tim Montanus
Then how did you comment this??????
Devin PLEASE PLEASE make a RUBIKS CUBE thank you
3d pen pixel video please
Put your logo on the white pool ball
Instead of putting so much work in sanding you could just print it with a brim or a raft ;)
Ahh first
Ummmm
Wheres part 1?
5k likes for the whole wall!!
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It is Wednesday my dudes
AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH
I loaded the page when it was 14 minutes ago, 13 comments, 410 views, 40 likes, and 1 dislike.
Can you do more of useful stuff?
Here, here! And more drafting videos!
I think he does fine with his mixture of "useful" stuff.
Fusion 360 is not free
For personal use, yes it is
I have a rock you can climb daddy!
Buying GF 100gp back at it again lol
as a 3d modeller the topology is making me want to throw up
climbing? wtf
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so disingenuous