Fixing Her Coffee Frustrations with 3D Printing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2022
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LOL - That interaction of "Oh, that's what you meant!" - Exactly how my husband responds when I've explained something to him and then he sees the finished product! So relatable.
Hahaha
Lol 😂
This is ridiculously adorable
Haha thank you 😊
I like how in the end it didn't really solve the coffee grind problem 🤣
Haha it solves it for me, just maybe not for Eden 😂
Well because there is a machine that just does. It grinds and brews and dumps the used coffee in a container. It is called an automatic espresso machine such as the Saeco Odea and its descendants.
The ominous mistake sounds were great. Another practical and very useful print. I loved the discussion of the problem at the start, showing how you came to the idea. Ahhh, less mess, I love it!
Thank you so much!
Try putting a couple drops of water in the grinder with the beans, it reduces static electricity and makes for less coffee everywhere :)
Oooo that’s a great tip, thanks!
I was coming to add that tip ... yeah. tiny spray bottle of water spritz.
This! I was going to make the same comment.
I really like how you designed the holder, yet I don't think the problem is fixed now. I think the grind will fall on the left of your coffee machine before the scoop is put in the holder.
But... I like how you made a holder for the scoop, as I always lose my scoops somewhere in the kitchen.
Great video - I love practical uses for 3D printing.
Just wondering why you use imperial measurements in Fusion 360?
My reasons for asking and points for consideration are:
* The USA adopted the metric system of measurement in 1866.
* The rest of the world uses the metric system.
* The filament you use is 1.75mm in diameter and the filament usually comes as 1Kg spools.
* A typical 3D printer nozzle opening is 0.4mm. (a multiplier for wall thicknesses to make things easier?)
* In the print you showed, your slicer settings showed a 0.2mm layer height. (Have Z height as a multiple of 0.2mm to allow for printing complete layers).
All the best to you all,
Paul
It’s just what I’m used to, as I grew up in America, I do woodworking and my measuring tools are in imperial. A great part about Fusion is that you can mix units - I’ll frequently use mm and inches in the same model! Which is handy for thicknesses and perimeters, as you said.
One of these days I’ll switch to metric!
Thanks for watching 😊
Next time you should reprint the grinder top with a pour spout to avoid the spoon all together.
But then how do you measure out the coffee?
@@MorleyKert integrate a cap with the measurement built in and a slide to cover the top when removing
@@MorleyKert weigh them before you put them in the grinder
The pressure to get a 3d printer has been increasing haha
Send it!
This channel is so raw and cute. I love it
Thank you!
nice! i love seeing you solves problems with 3D printing
Thanks for watching!
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Ha! Just recently fixed the same problem. I printed a funnel for my portafilter and it's been one of the best things I've made so far.
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching 😊
Useful prints are the best, thanks for your videos☺
mount a small hand held rechargeable vacuum to the wall next to your coffee maker, easy quick cleanup.
Great video as always! I love the authenticity of everything you do.
Thank you so much 😊
Personally I’d want the spoon to be sticking out upright. For that you could use a magnet instead of a rail and thereby achieving the same goal of it staying upright without obstructing the way to put the spoon in. And it was a good video as always :)
True! Thanks for watching 😊
Then you don't even need the holder, you just use the magnet to stick spoon to the coffee machine
You do a great job of explaining how to use Fusion. thanks mate
Thanks for watching!
Dang dude, another great video! Glad I subbed 😃
Also, nice move with incorporating music / sound effects in your videos - really ups the excitement / engagement
Thank you so much! I will definitely add more in the future 😊
Great video Morley, and plenty of humor 👍☕
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed!
The wall thickness is the offset 😂
I'm learning f360 because I want to quit solidworks... But man habits are hard to change 🤣
“Ready freddy?”
“um actually it’s Eden”
Great video as always :)
😂 thanks for watching!
You guys are so cute together!
Thank you 😊
Pink! Happy wife happy life
Would have been a perfect Trade coffee sponsor deal lol.
Haha true! Maybe I should reach out to them
@@MorleyKert Couldn't hurt, I think that's one of the ways people tend to land those sponsor deals.
Still watching....did you mistake your clearance for you walls?
Yes sir!
Nice, always cool to see a problem solved.
I think a simpler/faster solution would've been just a rectangular box with the inside two walls having a bit of a slant most of the way down to keep the scoop falling all the way through.
The design seemed a bit over complicated on thie one from my perspective, though it's very late here haha.
I shouldn't watch these at 2am, I've just spent like 20 mins thinking of a different design for a coffee scoop I'm never gonna use lol.
It's hard to desribe with words instead of a picture, but maybe imagine it in CAD terms.
Start with a a rectangular shute that the scoop can fit in. Except, there is a flat bottom to it, just like a normal box.
Now, imagine you have a super, super simple version of the scoop in CAD - all straight lines, so the round shape becomes an octagon.
Then the idea will be to use the scoop shape to cut out the floor of the box, so the scoop will fit into it perfectly.
The next step is to flip that scoop around so it's like you're putting it in in the other orientation and then take another cut.
This gives a weird diamond like shape, or two triangles, left over from the cuts in the 'floor'.
That's where the scoop wil rest.
I hope that was clear lol
Either way, having a longer box means the handle can't rotate as much.
The epoxy would be so hard to remove if you wanted to upgrade it one day. I'd have started out with double sided tape or something less extreme, at least to begin with.
Anyway, one day I'll be able to do this stuff, I love tinkering and finding solutions to all those little problems. It makes so many things just that bit smoother.
Greater video, as always.
Thanks for watching! Longer box is a great, simple solution to the rotating handle.
Coffee, coffee, coffee, need coffee.
drink tea ...lol
We prefer coffee 😊
"What are my options??"
"1,2,3,4"
"What about 5"
Could you 3D print a lid for the grinder that is a better pourer?
Offset was used as wall thickness. Should have had wall from offset.
Bingo!
Haha usually in my experience, if you ask the question for a design problem of do we need this and do we care about it, the answer is usually "yes" 😂
I think caught it!
*spoilers for those playing along*
You set the tolerance, but used the tolerance as the width of the walls. So the holder is the exact measurement with no tolerance.
The missing step was to do another offset to make the width of the wall, THEN extrude
Why not print a cap that opens and is easily pourable for the coffee grinder so it doesn't need to be open again to get the grounds back out and instead can just be dumped right into the coffee maker thus also eliminating the spoon situation
It's not a very good grinder, you'd be way better off just getting a nicer unit. Wilfa WSCG2 is one I can recommend, you dial in your desired grind size and everything falls down into an easily managed container. If you use a scale and measure out the amount of beans you wanna grind for one pot of coffee, you just dump the entire container of ground coffee into the machine without any mess at all, and the grind size is way more uniform and makes for better coffee.
Seems like you could just put the spoon in the bag of beans..?
Plus how did that solve the other issues? Can you not just dump the ground straight into the coffee maker
Paused the video to comment this before I spoil it for myself, but I'm guessing you were supposed to add another offset around the clearance, not extrude the clearance itself? 😀
Guess you'll have to finish the video to find out! ;)
@@MorleyKert Didn't take long to get there, glad I'm not the only one who makes mistakes like that
Did you use your clearance as your wall?
Yep!
Nice draw. Why not use a scale to dose the beans. Than you don't need the scoop and just empty the grinder to the koffiemaker.
I thought you can't use 3d printed parts with foodstuff?
Get pink filament!
why use the spoon?
The pain of watching people who don't use FreeCAD be like, I think I'll just start a sketch on this face 😑.
Before I watch further, I'm guessing the mistake was that you didn't make a named variable for easier editing later.
Guess you'll have to finish watching to find out! :)
#pink_filament_4_eden
2:37 - 2:46 i have the same girlfriend xD
Nice upgrade and good aesthetics for the drawer. Minor life pro tip though, just pick up the pink PETG. Girls love that stuff, even if we don't get it as men. My girl went so far as to buy around 17 different colors in kilogram rolls just for herself. If yours only needs pink, then that's a solid one-up from my perspective hahaha
Haha will do! Thanks for watching 😊
It's always entertaining watching someone develop a project on the fly in Fusion. No two people are likely to tackle it in the same way, so the opportunities for shouting at the screen are endless. As a final gadget, I'd only give it five out of ten. It almost solves one of the many spillage challenges. Aligning the spoon with the holder means some of the coffee will fall out before docking and miss the holder. You also now have a very fiddly thing to clean out periodically. Reviewing your processes, I suspect that 3d printing is not an answer for any of them.
3d Print a Keurig, problem solved.
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Are these two married or just coworkers?
I don’t get it, is the intro sarcastic?
What deal with Satan did you have to do to get such predictable behaviour from the loft tool?!
I'm obviously using it wrong because every time I try to use loft, it's almost as though F360 makes a conscious effort to choose the least appropriate vertices.
Try using guide rails!
I have no clue how this solves your problem. This is the same thing as just putting the scoop in a little cup after you use it. There was zero need to attach it to the coffee machine or 3d print it. Over-engineered and ineffective
Millennial problems
how about 3d printing a tidy er girlfriend lol
Haha that’s what she said 😂