Nodes - A 3D Printed Wireframe Toy

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Nodes is a construction toy that lets you build large wireframes with minimal material. Use those filament scraps for something big!
All the required files to make your own are available to download.
Printables - www.printables...
Thangs - thangs.com/fil...
Happy printing!
== Featured Printy ==
Rollup Dice Box remixed by chuyskywalker
www.printables...
== Materials ==
- Prusament Galaxy Black PLA
- Duramic3D Glow In the Dark PLA
- Inland TPU
- Inland PETG
== Credits ==
Intro Music By
Slogra
Other Music and SFX From
artlist.io/

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15 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 42

@JohnLattanzio98 Год назад

This morning I was LITERALLY thinking "hmm, 3d printy hasn't uploaded in a while, I wonder what he's up to"

@3DPrinty Год назад

The answer is: He's probably designing new things in an attempt to put off making videos on designs that already exist :)

@ManiacalMaker Год назад

Day is about to get muuuuch better!

@kenwong7083 Год назад

Excellent idea to use left over filaments.

@sebakiller9736 Год назад

Super Cool Things and idea thanks for your YT Video

@ew0lff Год назад

this is again such a great design and idea! wish i would have just 20% of your creative way to develop new, practical and easy to print things

@alecdvor Год назад

Beautiful ! I came up with a sorta modular toy but no where near as good as this; Bravo !

@3DPrinty Год назад

Thanks! We can never have too many building toys :)

@DARNOKSDESIGNS Год назад

This is sick! Next project!

@zpinkLondonBelow Год назад

Brilliant idea, thank you, Sir!

@ZombieHedgehogMakes Год назад

Incredible repurpose of the Shutter Box shutters!

@3DPrinty Год назад

The shape of the links was definitely inspired by that :)

@VagabondTE Год назад

Cute, I like it. It's going to be really funny seeing kids who genuinely grew up with 3D printers asking their parents (or makeing it themselves) for parts that connect all their 3D printed toys. "Daaddd! Do we have a triple-wide Node© connector to PrintRBlok© at 150% scale?" Dad: **SIGH..** "Rainbow TPU or Glitter Sparkle PLA?.."

@3DPrinty Год назад

I definitely see that happening! On a side note, I really do hope a PrintABlok/Nodes adaptor happens eventually :)

@santiagoblandon3022 Год назад

Brilliant!

@MrPeter924 Год назад

👍 great video

@suburbansamurai3560 Год назад

That's a lot of hedrons!

@JoanMendoza Год назад

Cool design!!! Thanks for sharing

@navb0tactual Год назад

Yay more left over uses! My first reals have started looking like that box, so this is perfect timing. The neighbour's kids are in that age group where they might find it interesting, so wish me luck! I've already made a few fidget buttons, can't wait to make some of these once I've got the spare time!

@3DPrinty Год назад

Awesome - I hope they make lots of fun stuff! I'd play around with what materials you use for the links. Depending on the age, you may want TPU to make the links stronger or PETG so they're easier to connect. PLA is fine for the connector nodes.

@navb0tactual Год назад

@@3DPrinty Thanks for the tips, I'll play around with what I've got, it's mostly PLA unfortunately but we'll see. It's unfortunate about TPU, after I upgraded my Extruder (Ender 3 V2) TPU always gets tangled, unfortunately with school I cannot make my own fix for a while :P

@grantham418 Год назад

Where do you come up with all these unique ideas. I always look forward to your videos. Thanks for the inspiration,

@brendanarmstrong7802 Год назад

It just means you need to come up with a new BIG glow in the dark project that'll leave you with the requisite glowing scraps you for the nodes.

@pezliz Год назад

I hear it works great with balloons!

@3DPrinty Год назад

What an unexpected application!

@darrennew8211 Год назад

My most recent print used up the tail of one roll, and the tail of a second roll with like 3 cm sticking out past the tube into the filament sensor. It was glorious. Cool idea, though.

@3DPrinty Год назад

I love it when that happens!

@theeclipsemaster Год назад

"You get a lumpy sphere". Thats a truncated octahedron, if you didnt know

@3DPrinty Год назад

Ah, so it is :)

@steveeb00 Год назад

I live in the US and I've never hear anyone call a soccer ball a "Ss-truncated trioxihedron" [sp?] LOL @1:37

@3DPrinty Год назад

Huh... maybe it's just something we say here in Ohio ;)

@ChristianWS. Год назад

If you cut a link with scissors, can you still connect to the node connectors? Cause it would open a ton of possibilities

@3DPrinty Год назад

Good question! The ribs on the standard links are not the right shape to plug into a connector. They are intentionally taller and wider. I've uploaded a new "Trimmable Link" option when shrinks the ribs so that they can be used in this way. If you have a specific length in mind, though, the standard links will still be easier to use.

@ChristianWS. Год назад

@@3DPrinty I don't actually own a 3D Printer, but I do love your designs. My suggestion was so that even if the links broke you could still have a functional toy. I think it would also be a bonus for someone with those conveyor belt printers, so they just print an incredibly long link until the filament runs out.

@jorel973 Год назад

What infill do u recommend ?

@3DPrinty Год назад

The parts are so small that they are almost entirely perimeter lines. You could probably use 0% infill for the few gaps that remain, but I used my standard 15% gyroid infill.