Making Things with the Snapmaker 3-in-1 CNC, Laser Cutter, & 3D Printer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2024
- The Snapmaker Original is a small but mighty 3-in-1 desktop 3D printer, CNC, and laser engraver. I've had mine for a while, but only recently decided to step out of my 3D printing comfort zone and test out the other functions. Of course, I still managed to sneak in some printing!
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- Sharpie Blender STL Files : than.gs/m/912192
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The sharpie thing really threw me for a loop! That was awesome!
Thanks! Investigating further 😁
It might be nice to design the sharpie thing for other printers too. It could be useful for multicolour prints!
@@MatthewSchoepf Workin on it 😁
I'd like to see sharpies like silver or gold. Those may make amazing prints.
@@Scott_C ye
The old Devin is back! The Sharpie Blender is the kind of project I remember being so inspired by. You really have a great imagination! Lovin' it!!
devin always does things with new technology that nobody would think of.
Totally agree! Dude is so clever!
That’s why I love his channel. I love technical channels about 3D printing too but Devons is fun cause he approaches it in such a creative way!
@@N3tech totally agree! 😊 That's why I support him on Patreon. I know ideas like these aren't a dime a dozen. :)
I thought of this, that's how I found the video
I’m just waiting for devin to invent nanobots
Mind blown on the sharpie part...
Those astrolabicons are so beautiful! Nice job adding a "handmade," artful touch to something that is made by machine. No easy task! Really enjoyed this video overall.
Just when I thought my youtube thumbnail game was good.... Devin head swaps with a 3 in 1
I really need to try out those other features and not just the 3D Printer
I have had my snapmaker 2.0 A150 (from the polypanels competition) since January and I have yet to try out the functions other than the printer. I really should get around to learning how to use it.
Yeah, Devin's thumbnails are awesome but yours are awesome and eye-catching as well, love both your guys channels, inspiring stuff. Both of you, keep up the good work.
I'm pretty sure the reason the colors are "random" on the prints is similar to the reasoning behind complaints I've seen with mixing extruders. I've heard it called the toothpaste effect similar to how there are stripes in freshly squeezed toothpaste. the color on the surface of the print will primarily be the color closest to that edge and the direction the printhead is moving may play a part as well.
Why not 3D print a vacuum attachment for the CNC?
This thing is probably a really great tool for makers who sell stuff. I know it would be awesome for my leather work..
An idea that comes to mind is fulling out the cavities inside the nuts with some kind of clear epoxy, which could then be milled along with the meat of the nut itself. Could have fun decorative applications.
Oh, that would be great.. if I could pull it off!
I’ve seen that done with ostrich eggs, it looks supercool
Matt Jordan on TH-cam does this with timber. He takes stumps, cleans them up with a lathe & then puts the stump in a cast & fills it with resin. Then turns the timber/resin on the lathe into various things.
ooOOoo! I like the sharpie trick! Good job Devin!
Sunshine! Nice to meet you here!
That idea with the sharpies is genius!
Yooo, Yankee with no brim
lol... "I'm pretty excitted about where they're heading"
cool cool indeed
CNC feature and it’s ability to use rotary (dremel) tool bits is very handy. Love the idea of this machine.
I just got this printer for Christmas. Super excited to be playing with. Never used a 3D printer before. I’d love to see more videos with this machine, since I have one now lol
Devin! Each of these projects is super inspiring!! 😊 Gosh you're so clever! Always innovating. I love it!
Woah your printer head attachment with the sharpies is sooo cool! What a great idea and beautiful results! Also using the nuts is kind of genius too!
Snap maker 2.0 owner here, absolutely love it and it works amazingly.
Great to hear!
@@make.anything been using the laser pretty extensively and am possibly going to be using it to make some money on the side. I should mention that specifically I have the A350 model of the 2.0
Colouring the filament during the print could be a really interesting alternative to multiple heads /filament loaders hmmm... Inspired work Devin 8-)
nice to see I'm not the only one who's got weirdly attatched to a doll during the quarantine
Hahahaha. What a fantastic video, full or originality and craetivity. There's no one else doing what you're doing. Thanks!
Another great video! Great way to demonstrate the machines capabilities!
Thank you for providing files for the sharpie blender for other printers!
Marker idea is genius
For the sharpies it's probably a combination of the mixing in the nozzle and the direction that its moving as it prints. For example of you were moving left and had the red on the left it would show more red.
450.000 finally! You deserve a lot more great video!!
my SM2.0 just arrived! So excited to print a Tippi Tree once I learn some more about this system.
the sharpie thing is a mark of true creativity, bravo!!!
Devin, you are such a lateral thinker, brilliant video. The 3 in 1 was cool, but the sharpie blender was inspired. Great video, keep them coming.
The sharpie holder you designed is brilliant! I've got the most colourful benchy imaginable. Inspiring work.
Great demo!
That sharpie mod ... cool!
"Now thats a hard nut" -Devin 2020
Awesome Devin!
That idea with Sharpies is brilliant!
Excellent showcase of capabilities and techniques
I love your channel. With such a genuine and compelling review they might send you the bigger one too!
PSA: The nuts from those palm plants are very poisonous to animals. Apparently, dogs think they taste like a yummy treat. So make sure you keep any pets away from the nuts and away from the plants since the plants can drop the nuts on the ground.
Seconded! My dog goes crazy whenever those are fruiting. We thought it was really cute watching her attack my in-law's sago palm, but then I decided to do some research on the behavior and realized she needed some emergency intervention after chewing up those nuts.
Our dog ended up on icu cost a fortune ☹️We didn’t know they were poisonous and she ate a bucket full.
@@Ebonyqwe I'm sorry to hear that. We had to take our dogs to emergency vets 3 times due to a sago palm in the back yard. After the 3rd time, we had the whole plant removed.
I love your idea of the color blender!
So many cool projects in one video! I really hope you make a dedicated video about the sharpies, because that was very interesting
Thanks! Yes, I'll be taking things further with the sharpies for sure :)
That leather engraving looks incredible
Amazing video Devin !!
you could have done some measurements and used the laser to mark out your screw holes accurately. maybe add them to your alignment graphic. you probably could just let it sit on the build plate for the laser but you could use a little tape on two sides to keep it from moving if you were worried about it. this way you could easily re-print and prep sacrificial boards as they wear out.
Great design 👍
Thanks for sharing 👍😊
Love the idea. Got a used Snapmaker original for 250€. Owner only did a handfull 3d prints and everything still looked new.
So I tested this and It's great fun. You do need a elastic band for the mount to keep it in place. And tried white filament first that was giving a poor/ok result.
But with translucent filament it's perfect. Great Idea!
Truly an amazing machine
That marker thing is brilliant 😄👌🤟
probably a bit late, but here's a tip to reduce the high pitched noise from the cnc. you see, the bit tends to vibrate if it's extended out too far from the chuck creating noise. so simply mounting it deeper into the chuck might help quite a bit. alternatively you could also use bits that are shorter.
That's a good bit of knowledge, thanks!
Laser engraving seems very useful, cnc seems ok.. but your filament coloring method was amazing!!! Maybe i should try that too
love the sharpie blender thing. great vid
What a crazy video! I love it!
26:33 you're unbeatable in terms of creativity. That's such an awesome idea!
Video idea: Creative uses for 3d printer heated bed (some ideas include baking bread, mobile phone screen removal etc)
cook an egg
Having danced with a heat gun and a phone screen myself, I really like the idea of using the heat bed instead. I'll try to remember that next time I need to heat a phone. Thanks for the idea!
I saw someone hatch a duckling with their bed
astrolabicon is fantastic toy...we love it! thanks for share!
your videos never disappoint!
Wow wow sharpie thing was top notch
Another great video with your usual great presentation and creativity. I just wish you could these out more frequently, but that’s because I am getting older (60 next year) and less patient.
Devin whenever you Make Anything you Make Everything Cool!!
Glad to see projects for the original one. I haven't had any luck with the laser cutter, and never tried the CNC. I'm bummed they never delivered on their promises to make this expandable and larger, though.
That's true.. I think you can make it taller but that's about it
nobody:
absolutely nobody:
devin: I AM A PRINTER
josef prusa's shirt says that😀
does it?
Thanks for this great review, the best I've seen to far of how the machine is used. They really missed an opportunity by not using countersunk bolts to mount the toolheads. Also, for lasercutting you better get a honeycomb bed.. I'm curious how they will improve the next model. Also, it would be really nice if their CNC setup had a gcode file that would cut out the template for a sacrificial board so you only have to drill the marked holes and saw it square etc.
You are so creative it is inspiring
awesome & creative!
wow so pretty!
Lazer go brrrr
My printer (EcubMaker ToyDIY) also does printing (dual color), laser, and CNC but honestly from what I've seen the Snapmaker is a higher quality machine. One nice thing I'd that mine came with the "sacrificial" carving raft. I haven't managed to cut into it yet.
Make a 3d printed brim for that hat!
with the wood @15:00 you can see going with the grain of the wood it was clean but ripping across the grain had a lot of chipping out. you can try masking tape over the wood for results but more mess and sticky bits. or see if there is a direction that it engraves at a slower speed on the y or x axis
It is my understanding that all Tagua nuts have a cavity in the middle, at least all the ones I've turned do.
That doll friggin scared me!
Those hats are fireee🔥
Lovely!!
Really awesome way to show a product. How's noise is the printer only with the 3d print module? Thanks
great idea
I love the sharpie idea with white filament. Though now I'm curious as to how well metallic sharpies would take when printing.
Ooo I'll have to snag some
I like how the cnc machine did not make as much of a mess as you thought it would.
those hats lookin fine
As a complete beginner in 3D-printing, and CNC-milling, and laser engraving, and 3D modeling in general, I got the Snapmaker Original to avoid having to buy separate machines.
Although I'm not as positive on this machine as you Devin, I'm really glad I bought it.
One thing I hope to be able to do with the SM-one, is carve out a shape in wood (or maybe HPL) and then print the same shape back in. As in: printing an inlay, in place.
I'd like to hear your thoughts on this idea. (And maybe a video?)
Sounds like an interesting challenge, though not sure if the effort would be justified versus printing the inlay separately. Printing onto the milled piece would likely require some manual g-code to avoid hitting the stock.
The sharpie colours random due to the filament melting while printing, I hope this helps and I love your vids keep up the great work.
Haha the matching pants killed me!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Wooooah
Make anything with no brim
This is NUTS! :)
Wow great vid ty!!
I’m going to try the snarpie blender Bowden style on my ender 3 pro tomorrow
One other cool thing that comes to mind is Post-Processing of printed parts: engraving a serial number, and machining some features where surface finish is critical.
I don't think that you can CNC 3D-printed parts. I think the plastic will melt and clock up the mill.
@@Jehty21 From experience, I can tell that printed ABS is machinable. You need a few more perimeters at that location since the plastic has to be able to take the cutting forces that the endmills and drills generate, but melting is not a problem. Also, layer adhesion is king, so in that areas, I raise the nozzle temperature to achieve better layer fusion at the expense of print quality. In the end that area will be machined to spec anyway, so that isn't a big deal.
Almost got a snapmaker as my first 3D printer, in hindsight I’m pretty glad I didn’t. It’s a lot of cash to put down on a hobby you’re just getting started in.
I may consider one in the future now that I have a bit more experience.
Devin, Will you be reviewing the v2.0 version when it comes out? They seem to have made substantial improvements and now it comes in 3 sizes. Expensive though.
It seems like they could improve upon the head mounting. Perhaps a dovetail and a single screw. I am also leery about un-enclosed laser systems.
I ordered a SNAPMAKER 2.0 a few months ago. Still waiting for delivery. I'd love to see more snapmaker content.
Shockingly a pre-order isn't a it'll arrive in the next month.
@@NirateGoel agreed. I did order in July and it arrived just before Christmas. I understand I am one of the lucky ones.
Great video! I wants it..
Cool
Multicolor prints with sharpies? You are a genius! I need to have a look if you have more projects like this
Watch my old Vase Exploration videos ;)
Thats a really good button
yes
A snapmaker max would be cool for schools to have a few because a lot of schools have or should have 3d printers and this could teach kids about 3d printing cnc or laser engraving but the area seems to small for a lot of prints
Awesome video well done, this has made my mind up over getting this machine. I just need to decide on this one or the 2.0 model. Love the creepy child :D
I really would like someone to try printer ink for this. it would leave much more color on the filament.
And if you control it in software this could be great.
It's si versatile, it's almost like it can... *Make Anything*
I hope it doesn't take my job!
28:05 Maybe its the direction the head is moving showing the Top colour for that direection