Making Flower Pots and Planters using 3D Printing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2020
- I'm making pots and planters by casting Jesmonite into 3d printed moulds!
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Thank you for sending #2 #4 - the recipients pf these gifts were thrilled to add them to their homes! And yes, the packaging worked perfectly.
Little tip: use velcro rolls instead of tape rolls. Infinitely reusable. That avoids a lot of waste. :) Really good content I subscribed recently and I love it.
Rubber Bands work well too!
Love the videos where you use 3d prints as a medium to create a final project. Keep videos like this coming because it really helps keep our machines busy. Thanks for the amazing videos
What an awesome project! Always amazed by how creative you are in designing the processes to create the end results as well.
A very inspirational project! Brings so many ideas how it could be expanded to make much more things!
Very interesting idea! Great job.
wait whut you watch him tesla lover tomato
jus kidding in the last part
Yes is this the guy from the youtube? Yes? Good id there a possibility for the most ambitious crossover of all time?
Now @Integza off to make an automatic sander to make his life easier
Will you use this project for your newer videos? I will love to see a rocket with a mold like this @Integza
Great video. My favourite is the large, dark blue and white pot as is looks like waves on the sea.
I'd love to see how one of these looks as a candle holder. In particular, I think the small yellow/white one might look kind of nice. Thanks for this video.
I really enjoy these 3D printing videos, actually I enjoy all your content because you are clearly passionate about what you do. Thanks for another fun video Alex!
thanks Gareth! :)
@@achappel
Then are there a new video out.
Hvornår er der en ny video ude altså du er jo fra Norge?
Where we can buy modules ? Or incidents ?? Which is use to make this
I definetly need to give that stuff a try for some dicetowers and trays. The colors and patterns look so nice and the heavy weight might be a really nice for the parts not rocking around the table.
They came out so cool! Love the colors!
This awesome man ! Great designs as well. Thank you so much for sharing with the world 🤩 can’t wait to try this out .
Finaly someone with video making molds!Wide blue are beautiful!
Wow they look amazing!
Can you do a cad tutorial on how you 3D modeled these?
Its not that hard, you can model the final vase as you want, and use a blank block as the mold. Then use a Combine Tool in your CAM software with an Intersection cuttout, you will be left with the whole mold. After that all you need to do is to cut the bottom and separate the perimeter in 3 pieces. Tune the joints so you have interlocking surfaces, and you're ready to go.
With 3 extrusions, one Swept Cut and a Circular pattern you already have the vase drawn
I would love this too! I managed to work out the the vase / blank side, but the split / 3 part mould tricked me up!
I made one a few month ago: th-cam.com/video/b4MDJBi2OZI/w-d-xo.html
Gabriel Hofstaetter the joint geometry is what I’m curious about , how to get a clean inside line printed properly cuz fdm isn’t good at vertical stepped sharp edges , u deff need some compensation for that in the model
Love your ambition! Looking forward to the next video!
great trick to get that gradient effect!
My daughter loves the red-to-white fade. I'm kind of partial to the big blue/white swirl.
And I'm looking forward to the desk build. You've really needed it. ;)
love the swirly pattern
Sweet video man! Missed your vid last week. Glad you're back. I'm definitely a bigger fan of the mixing both colours together 👍
Blue and white are definitely my favorite. Reminds me of crashing waves
i wish i had this enthusiasm for anything any more. good on you.
Amazing design!!
I will be trying this. Amazing!
I hope to try some of these once my new Snapmaker arrives.
cool! :)
Was just watching your previous video on the molds. Happy you revisited this concept, and definitely earned a thumbs up! Perhaps you can explore printing the molds in ABS and using vapor smoothing to reduce sanding time?
Yesssss the Office desk...... awesome video bro thanks
Been dreaming of this. Thank you!
If I were you, I would sand and fill the inside of the molds, do all that work once, then you get perfect castings every time after
That would make sense would it not
could also try salt annealing the prints
I thought the same. Since this is how industrial molds are made.
All of the salt annealing I've seen make the part rougher on the surface. I believe salt annealing is to add strength to the part and avoid layer separation which he doesn't really need here.
@@Kurogod5 If you tried salt annealing yourself, taste the surface. Even after washing parts many times, I can taste the salt.. Not good for plants, salt...
Even though it is used as a mould, and the final product is diluting eventual salt released, and sealed- I'd hate it if a potted plant died from that. Especially if I'd sold it.
Also needs to be heated very carefully, the "ideal baking temperature range" for a smooth/ fully remelted pla print, and a hard porous sponge can be very small. So small, that you have to account for volume, mass of plastic, mass of salt, container size... Sadly not yet a "place in oven, heat, presto" process at the moment.
This channel deserves more recognition
Great job! Thx for sharing.
looking great!!
Love this video, could you first sand the molds and make the print smooth, especially if you are making multiple, that would help with the sanding process on the final part.
Great idea and Splendid execution 👌
Tottaly love it.
You should print a sanding guide for the exterior, or fill with red car potty the printt lines from the mould. you would save ton of time
Really cool idea! I would recommend anyone who bought one, or makes their own, to drill a hole in the bottom for water drainage. Helps prevent root rot.
Don’t want a hole if using as an outer pot for semi-hydro.
This is sooo cool!
very well done. this looks amazing..
Just a like for this video is not enough. A great make with a very vibrant energy from you, awesome content!
Merci beaucoups Alexandre cette vidéo m'a permis de connaître des astuces et a eviter de futur expériences ratés. Et surtout surtout les fichiers 3ds mon mis directement sur le bon chemin .
Continue et ne t'arrête pas expérimenter et de nous partager ton travail
Made some good money on those! Awesome project wish I had that kind of dedication! I really like your channel it gets my brain juices pumping!
Really nice idea! Love your content
This is a great project. Love this casting idea and the material looks interesting. I will check it out. Thx for your work and this cool video. :)
that gradient is niiiicccceeeeeee!!!!! great vid AC
Great design with brilliant concept :)
Wow !! Appreciate your efforts buddy...
And it turned out very good 👍
From Brazil, you're the best. Thankyou
Woooow, beautiful 😍🔥
That's awesome man these are beautiful
Hardworking man 💯
I so want one of these D: damn. sigh... Really awesome of you to make these files available.
Definitely the big blue swirly one is my fav...
good job and documentation, love your energy and creativity :)
thanks for the hard work and also an extra thanks for making some of the coolest video on TH-cam.
I see coasters as well, lovely
Amazing work as usual 😬
That blue and white one is quite beautiful, it almost reminds me of an oriental vase, I love how these turned out and glad you revisited it, even if it did take a long time to do! :P
Side note, I love how you end your videos. :D
Wow!, you're so talented. Great work!!
Thank you so much! :)
This is so satisfying..
More videos like this!! Please and thank you
Literally thousands of dollars in tooling that would otherwise break down unless made of something reliable like metal or plastic done in a fraction of the time and cost. Im totally enthralled.
Awesome stuff, i will try printing them in TPU just to see if it's even easier to release and align them
the small ones would be cool for a desk organiser. especially if they can interlock and make shapes if you connect a few. like on the wall panels.
I was excited when I received my notification this morning. Great video!
Thanks :))
Instead of tape use hose clamps to bind the molds together. It’ll hold tighter and u can obviously reuse them.
Love your vids, you Relay deserve more subs !!
Continue !
I would love some videos on when you design stuff in CAD, maybe something to live stream?
I just came from your other video, this is so great! I love it ^^ Wish they had draining holes tho
Thanks for your great videos, you are great
I have just tried it for myself - It works amazingly and is super easy! Though, I've used regular molding plaster. If you have a 3D printer and consider doing this, go for it!
Thanks for something good to watch while I'm in my own sanding hell :) Does remind me why I always sand the crap outta my molds and casting inserts first, mind! :D
Jeah for sure! If I'm ever making more of these I'll make silicon moulds ;)
excellent designs Alex, as always! 👌😎
Thanks! :)
Hello Mr gizmo
@@achappel great project!!🦆☺️🌞
@@birdpump hey hey ;)
Hey Alex, great video, as always. Can you tell us what Scarva products did you use for this project ? Thanks.
Fantastic work 👍🏻 hope you sell them all 😁
very nicely done, as always :)
They are so beautiful, thank you for sharing and making a tutorial, I love this kind of video❤
I tried the balloon trick. It has another advantage of leaving the inner surface of planter very bery smooth to touch
Very nice
I will never ever not use my hands but I wish you beautiful surprises and results.
Great content👏👏👏
It's really cool designed!! Nice made ! :)
Thank you so much :)
Great videos. Green one is best. You should design a Bonsai pot with intergrated root wiring. That would be cool.
Super cool...super like 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
3:52 sent me back to high school health class 🤣🤣🤣
beautiful design i love those
i just think that maybe one could use sandblasting with a very very soft abrasive
there are some that can be used for polishing so you could save a ton of time
it might be worth testing it
could probably rotary tumble to polish out the print layer lines; depending on media and duration, it might have the negative side effect of smoothing some of the edges.. They look great, the Jesmonite looks to be a great casting material for projects like this.
Very cool! You should wet sand your moulds to have les sanding on the subsequent parts!
Would love to see you do this again with clay and a microwave furnace and diy glaze!
i would love a video on the design of the molds in CAD!
Impressive
The big blue one was my favorite. I wonder if you could layer the colors on that one, do the blue like you did, it reminds me of water, then do tan on the bottom, to be the beach!!
Fantastic video! Wondering if you could make a tutorial for 3D modelling pots/moulds or something like that :D
3:53 it’s just a balloon don’t think wrong 😂
I'm glad I'm not the only one who's mind immediately went there
Lol mine also
Very very nice :D Great x-mas gifts :D
9:40 That scary moment when it happens lol.
haha :P
Alexandre do you have a video on how you created the models for the planters? Love this!
hey, love this design and i have already bought it and printet my first planter mould. but i do have one suggestion to add to the zip folder and that is a text file were you write aproximatly how much jesmonite you need for each mould to fill it up. that way newbies like mysef wont end up making way to much or way to little jesmonite. other then that great wok and cant wait to make some planters and pots etc.
nicework
And this is why you sand the inside of the mold instead. You still have to do the smallest amount of touch up for the flashing but it saves a TON of time.
Thanks! More 3D printer Videos Please! :)
Just an idea, try printing a mould in ABS and give them an aceton vapor bath. When done correctly the surface will have a near mold injected level of perfection. Could save a lot of time sanding. As usual an awesome video! Cheers