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3D Printers are being used more and more in woodworking to make your own tools, adapters, accessories, tool storage and more! Check out all these machines can do and see if you could use one in your wood shop!
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@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

Click "Read more" to see all of the tool links. Watch Next: Bambu Lab X1 Carbon Review - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TmrF7RNLNCs.htmlsi=sjHVQ9VIb4Xiuxek Tools in this Video: Anniversary Sale up to $150 off these printers until July 5, 2024! A1 Mini 3D Printer (only $199 now) - shrsl.com/4kat9 P1S 3D Printer - shrsl.com/4katb P1P 3D Printer - shrsl.com/4katc X1 Carbon 3D Printer - shrsl.com/4kate Filament for 3D Printers - shrsl.com/4katf Textured PEI Plate shrsl.com/4katg Free Masterclass and Product Pricing Guiide on how I started and grew my woodworking business from scratch - site.731woodworks.com/masterclass The full list of tools and supplies I recommend can be found on my website: www.731woodworks.com/recommended-tools Greatest Free Gift I've Ever Received: story4.us/731Woodworks Join the TUBAFOUR NATION through Patreon to get access to exclusive member only behind the scenes videos, member only livestreams, exclusive discounts, and other cool member only perks! www.patreon.com/731woodworks If you use one of these Amazon and other affiliate links, I will receive a commission on qualifying purchases. Greatest Free Gift I've Ever Received: story4.us/731Woodworks Some other useful links: Daily Tool Deals on my website: www.731woodworks.com/tool-deals Subscribe to our email Newsletter to get new content alerts, sales, and more! mailchi.mp/7e44c16eefdc/731-woodworks-email-newsletter Easy to Follow Build Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store Outlaw's Board Butter - So Good it Should be Outlawed: www.731woodworks.com/store/boardbutter

@erickdanielsson6710 3 месяца назад

Ok, I know you and trust you. So I bought one!!! Thanks, hellos to Amy.

@slightly.above.average 3 месяца назад

3d printers are great for making router templates as well! Most people forget you can do that with them.

@ericmargadonna 3 месяца назад

I'm actually so upset that I had to learn this through a yt comment

@angieangie21 2 месяца назад

Do you have any links on how to make the templates please?

@DaveWrightKB9MNM 3 месяца назад

I've been 3D printing for about 4 years now and never thought about using it for the shop. I picked up a HF dust collector and needed a 4" to 2 1/2" adapter. Found a file, printed it and voila! I'm in the process of building my shop so I am sure I will come up with stuff to print! Thanks for covering this!

@soniccinos 2 месяца назад

The Creality K1 Max is a good printer too, with a very large print area!!!

@PaganWizard 3 месяца назад

I think I may have given you your first encounter with 3D printing. You had a Delta Cruzer miter saw, and like the rest of us who have one, you were unable to connect your shop vac to it. I 3D printed an adapter and mailed it off to you. You showed us a print you made where you started off with white filament, ran out, and finished the print with purple. Rattle cans can make short work of making that part the color you want. One of woodworking's biggest rule is someone is only as good as their ability to hide their mistakes. This rule also applies to 3D printing. If you want a GREAT shop storage, check out RU-vidr Zach Freedman, who created an awesome storage system called Gridfinity, AND he made it open source which allows others to make addons, and modifications. GREAT VIDEO MATT!!!!!

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

Yes you did!!! Thank you! Good tip on the paint! Didn't even think of that!

@arenal0rd16 3 месяца назад

I don't know if someone addressed this already, but I have a lot of experience with 3D printing and your problem with filament breaking, it's actually due to your filament absorbing moisture. If you get breakage, you should use a filament drier to get the moisture out and maybe throw some desiccant filter bags in the filament enclosure to help prevent it if you leave your filament in there for long periods of time.

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

Awesome thank you! Wasn't aware there was a filament dryer available. I'll look into that!

@genericyoutuber3394 3 месяца назад

I've been designing and printing my own custom tools and parts for my woodworking for the past 8 years. It has improved my final products infinitely. I now teach my middle school engineering students how to using 3D design and printing in their own carpentry projects. Times have certainly changed since my experience in middle school.

@MrDrummerdude03 2 месяца назад

Although I’m not in middle school, I’d like to start learning 3D design. Any suggestions on where to start please? Software, tutorials, etc.

@jessaminutesir 2 месяца назад

I watched this video when it came out for the Tubafour Nation and it got me pumped! I have been wanting a 3D printer for 20+ years. I am now the proud owner of a Bambu Lab printer and I LOVE it! I’ve been printing non-stop basically. And I’m starting to learn how to design my own items and it’s awesome! Thank you for this video, it was very informative.

@731Woodworks 2 месяца назад

That is awesome!

@cpace123 3 месяца назад

Yep, I have made all kinds of jigs for my shop. From routing templates to of course hose adapters.

@bobbytables4305 3 месяца назад

So massive 3d printer guy here just dipping my toes into more serious woodworking. A couple of things that need to be noted. You can buy the bamboo (enclosed) model without the AMS (additional spool holder) you can also buy it without the side panels to save even more money if you want all the creature features. Also, DO not just limit yourself to PLA. There are other great plastic available and the bamboo handels all of them very well. The bamboo is what i would call plug-n-play/ appliance version. If you want to save more money there are other options, but PLEASE note you WILL be spending a lot of time calibrating and setting up the machine. If you are looking for a great filiment company that is not the in-house bamboo brand. I use 3DXTech almost exclusively. You may also want to consider getting a filiment dryer and some additional hotends or nozels in various sizes. A note on PLA, it becomes brittle over time so use cases should be limited to no mechanical/engineering applications and applications not exposed to weather/extreme tempatures. Would recommend ABS, Nylons, and PETG for garage applications.

@adama1294 3 месяца назад

Made 12 or so small parts cases that are in a tall cabinet. Printed all the bins inside it. It's great for custom stuff and orginization.

@adama1294 3 месяца назад

A tip when adding text to a box. Have it a deboss instead. With the text inside the main part, it will print cleaner as it prints way less plastic with no support underneath it. You can also paint the insides easier than the outsides without getting the paint on the main part.

@austen7685 3 месяца назад

If you have a really humid environment, you may want to look into getting a filament dryer. The filament soaks in water over time and causes the layers to not stick to each other properly and also become brittle. I hope this helps you in the future. Love the videos, keep up the good work!

@jacevincent2574 3 месяца назад

you can dry filament in a bambu x1c! Just set the spool down on the build plate and find the filament drying mode in the menus

@garyhunt2270 3 месяца назад

Another great video, Matt! I used my 3D printer a couple years ago to fix an old Craftsman radial arm saw that had suddenly quit. I tore the saw apart and found an internal plastic part on the motor had shattered. These saws are long-ago discontinued and recalled, so parts are almost completely unavailable. I measured the broken part, and created a model of it in Fusion360. I sent it to my printer, which output the new part in less than 5 minutes! The saw is repaired and going strong, just like new! I love using my printer to solve problems in my workshop!

@frederickmichaud6783 3 месяца назад

I haven’t gotten around to buying one yet, but i think I probably spent 1/3 of the cost of the small one trying the find the right adapter for my CTS. Also, I’m not sure how true this is with the current models, but the enclosure helps with the extrusion stability. So if your shop is unevenly heated, it’s probably a good call to get the enclosure. Thanks Matt!

@MANSHED 3 месяца назад

I use my Bambu Labs X1 Carbon all the time in projects. Great video Matt. It has saved me time, money and sanity. 😂

@LestradeGames 3 месяца назад

I have been into 3d printing since the consumer market really started to take off. I am glad it is expanding out to non enthusiasts and is becoming more and more wide spread as this leads to more and more ideas for printers to be used for.

@wheelycrafty Месяц назад

I've been using 3D printers since 2012. mainly printing things for cosplayers, but have also printed things such as prosthetic leg covers, and hands for charities, forms for lost wax casting where the molten metal actually melts the form to leave a cast product. I also use it to make things for around the house and for my scale modelling, also for other hobbies like robotics which has included a full sized remote controlled BB-8. Fusion is fantastic and I have used it to design all sorts of things, great to see people getting excited by what they can do.

@dwintster 2 месяца назад

funny thing is, a dust adapter is the among the first things I designed and printed. I have a background in Industrial Design and though I just bought my first 3d printer last year I used my first 3d printer at my first internship almost 2 decades ago, back then I primarily used them for prototyping ideas quickly when it would take too long to build it by hand. back then the cheapest you could find one for for 30k. now I have a Bambu x1c for under 2k. plus I'm in the process of designing products to print and sell. digital files and finished products. We truly live in amazing times. great video. I just discovered your channel not too long ago, you have a lot of great tips on getting into tools and wood working business. another area I have been considering exploring, I designed and remodelled my kitchen by myself last year and have designed and build prototypes for furniture other buildings but its a whole other thing making designing and fabricating products for sale when you are also the "manufacturer".

@buddythompson5284 2 месяца назад

Just stopping by to let you know that after your videos pointed me in the right direction, I did some further research and then bought the Bambu Labs X1 Carbon Combo system. I've never 3d printed anything before though I've been interested in it for several years now. I just couldn't get past what seemed like a very steep curve in learning how to level, calibrate, fine tune, and then upgrade whichever printer brand and model I was interested in. You convinced me that the Bambu Labs printers were as close to true plug-n-play printers as were likely to come on the market any time soon. So I took the plunge with the X1 Carbon Combo. It arrived yesterday at 12:34pm. By 3pm I had it fully set up and had COMPLETED my first print (the onboard Benchy model). It couldn't have been easier. Since then I've downloaded and printed about a dozen accessories from various websites without any issues at all. Except for a small bit of unpacking and set up, this machine is truly plug-n-play even for an absolute first-time beginners like me. Thanks for letting us know about these Bambu Labs printers.

@731Woodworks 2 месяца назад

That's great to hear!

@cpace123 3 месяца назад

I don't think young people understand how amazing 3d printers are. In the past if I needed a customer part it would have cost me 5,10,20 thousands dollars to create mold, hire a designers. etc. etc. 3d printers have change my life.

@kentwold1106 3 месяца назад

I don't think older people have any idea how useful they can be either...

@scottbyrd2157 3 месяца назад

I have to admit I’m intimidated by CNC’s and 3D printers but interested in learning. I got a very small CNC and tried to learn however there is sooo much to learn about them.. X, Y, Z and gauging size. I can see 3D printers being useful in the shop. I can see jigs and jig knobs and all kinds of stuff. Good video!!!

@netgeek3010 2 месяца назад

I bought a filament dryer and run it we I use my printer. You need to put your filament in a dryer for 6 hours with most materials. I usually let it run overnight and print it in the morning. BL is so good I set the plate up before I go to bed while the filament is drying in the morning I start the print in the morning. The new slightly more expensive Delta printers can hit 1200mm per second more then twice the speed and can hit 350C and can use more materials then even the X1. I own 3 X1 Carbons for two years really amazing printers.

@MrEltord 3 месяца назад

I think its worth mentioning to the community that Bambu are not the only printers out there, and its worth exploring other options if neither of these seem like the right fit for you. I've been a Prusa fan myself for many many years and would recommend the MK4 to people as another "set it and forget it" kind of printer with all the features it comes with, including everything that was mentioned here as a benefit of the Bambu's. Its also worth exploring other brands of filament, like elegoo or Inland (cheap and easy to get on amazon/microcenter) I just think it's worth exploring other options is all.

@jacevincent2574 3 месяца назад

as much as I want to support Josef and his printers, there's absolutely no reason to get a Prusa if Bambu printers are in stock. I had a mk3s+ for many years and although I don't regret my purchase, it has been left in the dust by Bambu. I've had numerous problems with the Prusa that simply don't happen on the bambu. Changing a nozzle on the bambu is stupid easy and takes 2 minutes, the E3D hotends can be very finicky. The AI spaghetti detection and app integration on the bambu is incredible too, it's saved me tons of filament by stopping as soon as the print fails. Having experienced both brands, I cannot recommend a Prusa in 2024.

@NWGR 3 месяца назад

@@jacevincent2574 Agree completely. Bambu really shook up the 3d printing landscape and made it so much easier to get into 3d printing. I used an ender 3 pro for a few years before buying my a1 mini and I couldn't believe the difference in the user experience and reliability in printing.

@NWGR 3 месяца назад

Prusa MK 4: $800 unassembled (takes a good few hours), $1100 mostly assembled. Bambu A1 (the full size A1): $400 when it's not on sale, mostly assembled. These two are the closest apples to apples comparison being that they're both bed slingers. Then there's all the features bambu built into the A1 series that make it so enticing to use. Like auto flow calibration, quick nozzle swaps, very nice touch screen, larger build area than the prusa, etc. It's very difficult to recommend a prusa in 2024 unless brand loyalty means that much to someone (it shouldn't).

@MrEltord 3 месяца назад

@@jacevincent2574 I would say a lot of your quarrels have been resolved in the Mk4, and is the current model being sold by prusa, so it’s still worth the exploration. I also think that folks should look at other brands that may fit their budget a little better, like some of Creality’s offerings. I’ve been in the 3D printing space for about a decade now, and I’ve been all over the spectrum in terms of brands and types. No single printer fits everyone’s needs, and everyone will always have different experiences with Company A vs Company B. It’s important not to press a bias and for people to look around for other options when making not just a 3D printer purchase, but any tool really cause that’s these things are, tools.

@davidcheek8892 3 месяца назад

Some tips/info after watching your video. 1. PLA Filament gets brittle when it absorbs humidity. A filament dryer can fix brittle filament. Look up "rechargeable AMS dessicant" for ways to prolong how long for it to suck in that humidity. 2. Main practical advantage of multicolor is adding colored labels. Like white drill tray, black text for sizes. 3. The point of enclosed printers like P1S or X1C is to do ABS. PLA is usually fine, but can deform if like used for a car cellphone mount, and it's a hot sunny day. That's when you'd use ABS. 4. ABS releases vocs when printing, similar to like paint thinner or mineral spirits, you want to use in a ventilated space. 5. You can use sunlu, polymaker pro, or inland pla+ as almost direct replacements for Bambu PLA filament.

@johanherrman8244 2 месяца назад

PETG is really useful to. Can be dropped better than PLA since it’s more shock absorbent. Can manage heat better to. (I use it outside by the pond. Haven’t failed me yet.) It’s a bit stringy and you don’t want to print in a drafty place since it warps more easy than pla. Oh, it’s more moisture uptaking to, so please dry before use. Can recommend Eryone for filament to. Use a lot of Sunlu, never failed me.

@podunk1675 3 месяца назад

I got mine in December. I pretty much abandonded my anycubic vyper for the A1mini. I love it.

@dirt4fun 3 месяца назад

Highly suggest using the support filament for PLA. You only need to use it on the transition, and makes it simple to cleanly remove the supports. The other thing is to print dehumidify crystal holders, they sit between the spools and under the spools in the AMS. Especially with living in the South, it helps keep the filament dry.

@saiflatifi8406 2 месяца назад

Please can you post the link for the square you are printing in the video icon?

@GamingWithURO 2 месяца назад

The Mini Combo with AMS lite is on sale for $349!!! What a steal. I snagged one a couple weeks ago. I run it along side my 2 Creality K1's. Might grab another one!

@rpeebles 3 месяца назад

Always wanted a 3d printer so to justify it I kept a list of all the things I wanted to make with it. When I got to about 50 ideas I finally got one. Now several years later it is not making as much money as my woodworking but has paid for the printers! The best part about 3d printing, is telling these little employees to go to work while I go to bed! :) Oh and dont forget that you can buy the print files for the mitre saw dust collector from Shop Nation which REALLY WORKS and you can print them yourself and save some money.

@Novers 2 месяца назад

I think its worth mentioning that for the two color prints that change once and on a layer line, you can do it with just the printer by setting it to pause for a filiment change on a certain layer hight

@shanesouthwood8413 2 месяца назад

The A1 mini is a really good printer. It is definitely limited by it's bed size, but for clamp fixtures, star knobs, and woodworking stuff it is pretty good and is literally running in 15 minutes.

@Yggdrasil42 2 месяца назад

The textured plate is shipped by default on the Bambu X1C these days. So no need to add it to your order. I've ordered the Engineering plate for mine, for prints where I want a very flat surface, but you're fine starting with the included plate.

@philipzielinski 3 месяца назад

Jigs and fixtures are great on 3d printers. Dialing in tolerances for fitment can be a trick but easy to iterate.

@MichaelT8710 2 месяца назад

Have you checked out the Gridfinity bins? They also have them with no magnets. I must’ve printed 300 of them. And the grids so the bins stay in place when you slam your drawers. 3-D printing is awesome.

@eladsinay6914 2 месяца назад

Your video timing is always so perfect haha. Just this week I decided to add a 3d printer lol. My question is, if I don’t go with this machine and buy a different one, will I have trouble dragging , dropping and printing or will I still be able to quickly print ? I’m assuming I still need to use the correct pla and will the heat and speed be different on different machines?

@mrsdjwildcat 3 месяца назад

Shop organization is the primary reason I got mine. However, I find myself printing a lot of toys for my grandkids.

@snoogcity 2 месяца назад

I’m all in … Anyway you could do a series where you create package tools for different brands ? Like holders for Ryobi - Dewalt / etc ….. thank you 🙏

@patrickjames3954 3 месяца назад

great examples of what you can do with these. The A1 is a little more and gives one a LARGER base. Mini - 180mmx180mmx180mm vs the A1 256mmx256mmx256mm. The height was the biggest limitation with the 180mm for me. I also agree with the AMS for multi color. for the shop, I do 100% in 1 color, and flexible materials. The ONLY thing the X1C has that the A1's do not have is an enclose to use filaments with harmful fumes. But in a well ventilated shop, this should NOT be an issue. Filaments for a shop and tool usage could be ABS or ASA. if one uses PETG the enclosure is not needed for fume, but it can help with temperature control.

@puppydoc7949 2 месяца назад

Matt - you mention an easier learning curve … do you think having CNC experience made learning 3D printing easier giving the feel of an easier learning curve? When down loading files “ready to print” have you had to do any tweaks to settings to get a clean print on your printer?

@EricDumontEngineer 2 месяца назад

How much it cost you making it versus buying it ? Like a bin that you can find on Temu, Amazon or else

@Damon_Barber 3 месяца назад

The more you talk about them, the more I want to spend money I don’t have! 😭😂😂

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

🤣

@mattlyles2419 3 месяца назад

You should definitely start printing your packout stuff (or anything exposed to heat) from PETG. PLA is very prone to warping and melting with really low heat. Something to look into. It prints just as easy and cost practically the same.

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

Thanks for the tip!

@Part_121 3 месяца назад

You may have just talked me into trying 3D printing again. Several years ago I purchased an Ender3 on Amazon. I seemed to have pretty good luck with mine (compared to other people) but there was nothing automated about it, it was also extremely slow, and I lived in constant fear that it would eventually burn my house down. Starting a long print job meant that I would not be comfortable even leaving the room that the printer was located in because of all the issues that brand had with power connectors melting under load, PLA globs engulfing the entire print head, and the occasional house fire. I was so paranoid with that thing that I bought spherical fire extinguisher "balls" that could be mounted on the wall above the printer and they were supposed to "self-extinguish" any fire once the balls reached a certain temperature. These newer generation printers look to have made much of the process automatic. I can't imagine the luxury of a self-leveling bed, a camera to check in on the print jobs, and network connectivity! I also like the range of materials that the X1 Carbon claims to be able to print. I was very disappointed with just PLA when I printed a beverage can holder for my car and found that it had melted into a Salvador Dali art piece one day when I got into my car after work. I will definitely check into these Bambu Lab printers! Thanks for the video!!

@xxkinetikxx 3 месяца назад

Just bought the A1 mini halfway through watching this. On sale for $199 right now!

@bobamerican755 3 месяца назад

99% of your videos don’t know they have the same title as the other 99%

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

If it ain't broke don't fix it.

@TimFleenor 3 месяца назад

This channel fueled by troll tears😂

@Damon_Barber 3 месяца назад

@@TimFleenor 🤪😂😂😂

@dancardin2087 3 месяца назад

@@731Woodworks fwiw, i like your content, but those titles literally make me not want to click on your videos. versus something like "10 ACTUALLY useful 3d prints for your workshop", which is descriptive and clicky enough for me at least

@Sodisna 3 месяца назад

Blame algorithm.

@NathanTalbertWoodworking 3 месяца назад

I haven't been keeping up with 3d printing tech for quite a while. I still have the old ender 3 pro. The thing that was really fun back then was printing out all the modifications to the actual 3d printer. Not sure if this is still a thing or not.

@crawford323 Месяц назад

How durable are the printed products? For example, can a door hinge or articulated phone holder be produced which has a reasonable life to it?

@MrBigMalT 3 месяца назад

I laughed out loud when you showed the dust extractor adaptor…. I’ve just got into 3D printing myself, and I designed & printed almost the exact same thing for my first project too 🤣. I’m making a small portable MFT table, so printed some bench dogs today…. And the beauty is, if they’re too sloppy or too tight, you can tweak the dimensions by a tiny amount till you get it bang on. The only snag is waiting 30 minutes or whatever for one bench dog to print out. Keep up the great work and greetings from the uk :)

@deadonit1967 Месяц назад

While I recognize that your usage is based on what you print, how much filament are you going through? Can you quantify how much filament is used in printing say your tray for your router table drawer or your sander organizer? Do they tell you how much filament you use per project, how much you have used on the roll or how much is left before you run out? Almost like the gas gauge in your car. "I can drive 43 more miles before I need gas." Great content and videos! Thank you.

@daledickey8400 15 дней назад

Yes, Bambu slicer software shows how much filament be will used how much waste and print time. If you get the AMS unit it will automatically switch rolls if you have the same color loaded if you run out. If the power goes out you can resume where you left off. You can change so many settings just like a regular printer even draft for minimal use of filament. Couple of things instead of PLA use PETG it is UV protected and slightly stronger. If you want a bigger build plate go with the A1 instead of the A1 Mini. The A1 is what I have and I absolutely love it. The filament I went with was Kingroon PETG 10 rolls 1kg/roll multiple colors for $105usd and the spools fit. Also bought TPU flexible filament, can be tricky to work with but recommend a filament dryer for that. I waited 20 years before I bought a 3D printer and do not regret getting the Bambu A1, it works, easy to use and fun. It is so cool watch it print and I even designed a few items that I needed. Only had it since mid July 2024.

@deadonit1967 15 дней назад

@@daledickey8400 Thanks so much for the advice. I'll let you know how it goes.

@jeanmiller7663 3 месяца назад

Thanks Matt! I've been looking at these. With your great review and the sale price, I bought one. I appreciate all of your content!

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

Awesome, you'll love it!

@erickdanielsson6710 3 месяца назад

Matt thanks for the great review. Last year I bought a small portable laser, Bisofice K6 Mini laser on Amazon. Good quality burner, what is nice I can bring it to my project and burn on it. Name, logo, what ever. Minimalist way to get into laser engraving. When done put it into the cabinet. NOW for a Printer...

@larryeuteneier5877 2 месяца назад

Hi mat Do you have the plans for the pice on the back of the DeWalt saw dust port

@LYTOMIZE_Woodshop 3 месяца назад

Well.... I wanted the trifecta - a CNC router, a CNC laser and a 3D printer. I have the CNC and now three lasers.... I think I'll stop waiting and dive in with the smaller of the two to get going. It looks like there's little reason to put it off any longer. Thanks for the detailed info, Matt!

@markshatwell3657 3 месяца назад

Designed and made custom router jigs- game changer

@timbarber472 12 дней назад

Planning on buying my first 3d printer. Anyone have any thoughts about filament vs. The granular ( I’ve heard both terms)? Besides the obvious which is cost...

@MrHeller55 2 месяца назад

For your x1c print up some Silica boxes and get some Silica in the ams to keep your filament dry.

@johnmay371 2 месяца назад

Great video very Inspiring!1 day I'll buy a 3D printer myself

@PandorusFightStick 2 месяца назад

just got my p1s could justify x1c for lidor and better camera. just purchese hardened gear and hardened nozzle for cf . it is amazing. can you imagion if bambu made a cnc machine, i would order straight away!

@mudspringer 2 месяца назад

Great video - seriously. I've been thinking bout getting one of these - I think you convinced me. Thanks for posting this!

@brianlofton2489 3 месяца назад

It's YOUR FAULT for posting the Bambu Labs link a couple months ago! LOL. I purchased the A1 mini for $250 and it's on sale NOW for $199! I've printed off quite a few adapters, tool storage boxes, toys, whistles, doodads, doohickies, various parts and pieces. For the A1 Mini I recommend to print an upgrade where the filament is NOT attached to the Z axis (up and down) because when it moves from the upper axis to lower the filament is pushed back towards the spool, most times the filament will get tangled around the support arm and stop the printing. So, instead have it attached to the top of the column support with the black power cords of the extruder BEHIND the support column. If I'm allowed to post the link let me know and I'll post you the link, or I can send it via email, or other private message. (I printed mine with eSUN Silk Metal PLA Filament 1.75mm, Silky Metallic 3D Printer Filament PLA and it looks amazing). For drying the filament, I recommend a dedicated filament dryer like the SUNLU Filament Dryer S4 as some filament isn't as dry as needed from the factory. What's also great is you can leave the spools in the dryer and print directly to the printer. I have the PTFE tubes (extra purchased off amazon) going from the dryer straight to the extruder head of my A1 mini. One cleaning filament I just ordered off Amazon and still need to try out - INLAND Micro Center PLA+ 3D Printing Filament 2.85mm - White PLA Plus 3D Printer Filament - PLA Pro The glue stick is actually to help the part DETACH from the build plate. "Spaghetti" detection is ONLY on the X1C, NOT the A1 printers The X1C for 99% of us is overkill and is geared more for specialty engineering materials which most of us are NEVER gonna use (yes, I want one, but NEED? NO) whereas the P1S will be able to print 99% of whatever a woodworker/ hobbiest would need or want to print. Frankly, I'm even debating waiting for a larger build area, UGH.

@ODeltaCreations 2 месяца назад

Does the files you select tell you how long they take to print?

@irishRocker1 3 месяца назад

Those little lifts could be quite handy. or something like them. I am doing some panel walls in my house at the moment. on the stairs. And I have a laser level with a tripod stand but its awkward ot adjust up or down. one of these with a mount would make fine adjust very handy.

@Muksanim2012 День назад

Wow! A printer that can make things so duct tape becomes extinct!

@bobwatkins1271 3 месяца назад

Apparently there is even a higher-end machine than the X1 Carbon. The Bambo Wiki mentions an X1-E ("E" for enhanced) that includes a chamber heater, ethernet port, and the ability to print over the LAN rather than going through their cloud service. The chamber heater is useful when printing large parts out of materials that are prone to warping. Printing locally is important from a privacy and intellectual-property standpoint.

@jaymzhowlett3984 2 месяца назад

See a need, fill a need 😉 Good reference.

@billmccoy8232 3 месяца назад

Great video. I really enjoy watching your work. Always informative and engaging. I think you could have grown up to be a TV news man and been very successful at it. I've been having a blast with my 3D printer for about 9 months now. It's a ton of fun. Couple of considerations I'd add for those who read this. The AMS (the multi-spool feeder) is great for multi-colored prints but ALSO for support. This would be for parts that have overhangs. It can print a support structure under the overhang, then switch toa different type of plastic that doesn't stick to the type used for your part to create an interface layer. When your print is done, you just break away the support part and throw it out. This will give you the ability to create more complex shapes without sagging. There are ways to do support without changing filament but you might need to get up to speed on modifying or making your own drawings in order to do that. You can also always add the AMS later, but it'll cost a little more than in the bundle. Also regarding enclosure printers like the P1S or the X1C: First off, less noise. Second, the enclosure will allow you to use types of plastic that would be prone to warping when they cool. These plastics, while a little more demanding to print, offer other benefits like higher heat and different chemical resistances. Right now the P1S is a screaming deal while their sale is on if you want the enclosure. But at $200 or $250 the A1 is almost a no-brainer as well.

@pxlpshr9887 3 месяца назад

Matt, if you had to pick, which machine would you buy first? CNC or 3D printer?

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

I think I'd go with the CNC if I wanted to start a business and make money. I'd get a 3D Printer if I just wanted to make some products like shown in this video.

@trulsdirio 2 месяца назад

They have been extremely hard to use for the longest time. Prusa braucht them to the home, with making them small, somewhat affordable and somewhat reliable and Bambu Lab made them just work and that at even less money.

@christophermoorhead5827 3 месяца назад

A great example of how a 3D Printer can help can be found on a You Tube show about a family called mylittlehomestead. The two boys in the family had 3D Printers. The family was building a work studio, sound studio and a Dragon themed Rocket Stove to heat the building. To keep the theme, they printed dragon heads to be used as cabinet knobs. Another example, they added on a Nautical Themed master bath. They used 3D Printed small dock cleats used the printed cleats to in forms and then recycled aluminum cans and cast metal cleats for use in the bathroom. I work as a teacher at a middle school and teach students to use 3D printers as tools to solve problems.

@danbeeson9564 2 месяца назад

I thought the fact that those toy man-lifts actually work right off the printer was mind blowing!

@paulellis84 3 месяца назад

Excellent video, like always, sir. Thanks for the review I have been thinking about ways to expand my business and this gives me some thoughts!

@1949lwd Месяц назад

Great job. Very helpful.

@joeltorres3202 2 месяца назад

Cant believe this is new for you. However nice video for people that dont know or have no idea of this.

@systemfisch 3 месяца назад

Just remember that PLA parts are very sensitive to temperature and load. The glass transition temp is so low that in a hot shop or car they easily start to melt. And under load they easily deform, basically like a very thick liquid. For printing things like tool holders I'd recommend using PETG filament instead. Just make sure the printer has the right hardware to handle the higher printing temperatures.

@gaylewilliams7353 3 месяца назад

This is so interesting! Do these 3-D printers put off any fumes or odor? I think you would have mentioned if there was when you said you can put them inside your home. Thanks for all you do!

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

It's melting plastic and forming it into another thing, so I assume there are fumes assosciated. I have mine in a well ventilated area. I was saying that I have seen others put them in their homes (but that's a choice the user has to make). There is an article here about the fumes that may help www.forbes.com/sites/jenniferhicks/2022/10/02/new-research-shows-fumes-from-3d-printers-can-create-human-health-hazards/

@Maxime-ho9iv Месяц назад

I don’t really like 3D printing to be honest. Yes, of course, I would love to have a 3D printer and make some parts, and it would be handy, but is it really a necessity? Also, it’s a bit strange to produce more plastic in a world where we should produce less. Like this glue holder you just made would be a simple block of wood with a couple holes in it, we literally don’t need to make this out of plastic.

@DSMitch 3 месяца назад

The X1 unboxing video didn't come up at the end as you said. Perhaps you forgot to link it. I'm just trying to help. Love you vids

@jimrosson6702 3 месяца назад

What another great video Matt I really think I’m going to take the leap and get one of these 3D printers just need to decide which one to start off with as a true beginner.

@jimrosson6702 2 месяца назад

Question Matt been looking at getting one of these A1Mini after watching your video the other day but I just rewatched it your video and would like to be able to print some of the inserts for the Milwaukee tools like you showed the router, and the little sander so are you not able to do that with the A1Mini ?

@JasonPeltier 2 месяца назад

Outside of the cost of the printer, how much does one of those inserts for the packout actually cost? The inserts are typically around $50 each. So where's the break even point of making these myself after buying a printer vs just buying the inserts?

@billbyrd9845 8 дней назад

No one can appreciate the Bambu Lab printers unless they were 3d printing with primitive machines for a while.

@scottbyrd2157 3 месяца назад

Just watching your video and knowing what you make I thought of several things you could make. A display stand for your mallets. Especially for those with the coins. Templates for other projects, maybe push sticks. Possibly trays for your wood trays. I like the organization idea and seems to have gotten you more organized. Pretty much unlimited ideas!

@sswwooppee 3 месяца назад

Seeing this video is first the time I thought I might want a 3D printer. I’ve always been of the opinion that these things aren’t worth the tons of plastic landfill garbage they’ll generate. On the other hand, if you did this with woodworking skill, it would be something to be truly proud of.

@ronkerouac309 3 месяца назад

Thanks for review it was awesome I only have one question what about heat removal do you have troubles with them heating up or anything like that around the area

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

I don't, but mine are in a climate controlled room.

@oscrfsh 2 месяца назад

Curious as to how it smells while running. Obviously your melting plastic so there must be some smell.

@ericeinsmann5559 2 месяца назад

Matt, are those links for the Bambu 3d printers affiliate links? I'm thinking of getting an A1 (not the mini). If possible I'd like to make sure you get credit for the sale

@731Woodworks 2 месяца назад

Yes they are, thank you!

@leafnode 2 месяца назад

Kind of funny you pulled the A1 mini out of the box by the one part you shouldn't, it even has a sticker about it ;)

@731Woodworks 2 месяца назад

🤷🏻‍♂️

@oscrfsh 2 месяца назад

Been waiting for this video. Thank you!!

@tereg5 3 месяца назад

High 🖐 for making your own design. Where are you learning Fusion 360 or how? The learning curve is SO HARD😩

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

Took me hours to make that one thing. Just watching YT videos trying to learn.

@jasoncombs3232 3 месяца назад

I'm a self made cabinet builder, and I own four 3D printers. I dont use them for my shop or woodworking, I use them to make high end competition models that I paint. It's what I love to do in my free time.

@ChrisLoos1 3 месяца назад

Now I'm curious...models of what? Cars? Figurines? Don't leave us hanging.

@jasoncombs3232 3 месяца назад

@@ChrisLoos1 Sci fy mechs. Weapons of mass destruction.

@jimmyn3367 3 месяца назад

How accurate is the size? Would it be good to print set-up blocks and such?

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

I'm not sure, sorry

@DouglasSubbs 3 месяца назад

Thanks Matt. Does the displays tell you how much filament will be used for that print job? Also. How much did you used to do the pack out bins?

@731Woodworks 3 месяца назад

It does tell you how many grams will be used in each print. Not sure exactly how much was used in those, but it was a decent amount for the larger prints.

@davidcheek8892 3 месяца назад

The slicing software tells you. You could even download a model and the slicer right now without even buying anything. OrcaSlicer works with Bambus and you don't even have to register wuth Bambu

@dcmsr5141 2 месяца назад

Man thats crazy cool!!!

@christopherwilson6724 3 месяца назад

what is your opinion on strength? If you made a jig for use at the tablesaw would it give you pause that it would fail?

@RYTHMICRIOT 3 месяца назад

It depends on how you print the part. The inside of the part typically is a honeycomb type structure and you can dictate the density of that structure all the way to completely solid. If you print on a higher density or solid, parts are very strong.

@davidcheek8892 3 месяца назад

Print it at 40% infill (gyroid or honeycomb) with 5 or 6 perimeters. As long as you aren't putting a lot of lateral force against the layer lines, it's as strong as injection molded. The object can be printed in a different orientation to avoid the layer lines.

@ericwilliams538 3 месяца назад

With the huge rise in popularity of 3D printers I honestly wish more people would recycle their own plastic. Plastic is one of the easiest things to recycle and there isn't more of it!!???? I'm just really surprised that there aren't more people recycling plastic.

@Xart13x 2 месяца назад

Love your wood working vids n glad you got into printing. Try using glue stick if you have print sticking issues, thank me later hahs

@555nih 3 месяца назад

Im a wood worker and anti plastic. Still a cool video.

@RYTHMICRIOT 3 месяца назад

Pretty sure Bambu is having their once a year sale going right now too.

@mmcfreds 3 месяца назад

I feel like most of the stuff I would 3D print is available cheap so the printer would take a long time to pay for itself. This is a great intro though, thanks a lot! 1Pet2:18