What filament type do you recommend for router templates?

I have purchased the V2 system and been using it for at least two years. The ones that are open source per the documentation. I am not going to debate Gridfinity vs this solution. I am commenting on the content itself. There was not any, it was an infomercial. I am disappointed as I did not learn anything or see anything new. I would have liked to have seen more content about the design process itself. The reason I mention it is to provide some viewer feedback.

amazing work! this truly inspires me, now i have a clear idea of how to sort my hardware!

The one thing I found confusing is the end grid files. For instance a 6 grid + 14mm is 54mm wide while a 6 grid + 15mm is is 15mm wide. That really needs to be explained somewhere.

wow

I saw a few comments about Gridfinity. When feasible I like to support the channel and buy the plans. I have looked into gridfinity in the past. And the thing I like about buying the files from someone who created the file is that it’s item specific and I can always reach out to Alex and ask questions and/or watch the videos that usually answer my questions anyway.

I actually made a video about making an alex into a paint rack storage system, and also used your system for one of the drawers which has been super helpful, but did waste a bit of space in the drawer. IM excited to upgrade this to the new system! Cheers mate! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4ecpZR6hK-FeLssi=TDADqFTexj107YtD&t=644

This is the coolest ever. Do you think it would be too hard to make with a "regular guy" home tools?

Great ❤ thxxxxx

Please use a mask!! Your poor lungs ❤

Sharing my thoughts after using this in case it helps anyone still on the fence. I purchased this on the shop and I have 4 alex units (2 of the 6-drawer wide units with casters, and 2 of the narrow 5-drawer units). Pros - it's well designed. The components are easy to print, and the filament joints lock the pieces together securely. Everything feels very sturdy when assembled. This works great to solve the problem of making it easy to get to the otherwise inaccessible depths of the drawer Cons -For the price, it feels incomplete. There's cradles available for all the drawer variations, but the design makes it impossible to use most handle designs that slide over the opening with the wider drawer units. Normally, this wouldn't be a problem, but since the provided handles only fit one variation of the opening, if you have the 'other' version, you either have to opt for no handles, secure them slightly misaligned, or not use cradles in the front-most part of the drawer, which eliminates the benefits of this system. If you're on the fence, and you have the wide drawers, at the very least print the free drawer handle available on the site and see if it fits your unit. It's not an issue on the narrow drawers because the front face of the drawer is tall enough that there's clearance between most alternate handle designs and the top of the cradle. In the meantime, I'm opting to go handle-less on my wide Alex drawers but having handles is convenient enough that I'd almost rather waste the space in the back of the drawer

Hey man its possible to print those things in the Bambu A1 mini?

How long before Zack Freedman claims this?

This is what drives me nuts about all of ikeas bins. They all fit on top of on another. Not inside of each other.

No pude descargarlo 😢

This is fantastically creative and really well designed. My only question is what weight rating specs is it rated for? I’m less concerned about the metal assembly as the 3D printed materials and felt grips. To be blunt, if all you’re putting on the rig are some lightweight mirrorless cameras and basic sound equipment or studio lighting controls, then it’s no problem. But if you’re going to put a $10,000+ camera set up on it, I’d want to be sure that the things holding it in position were anchored with something that has a stronger traction system (and at least one redundancy) than felt pads that were meant to be used horizontally, with the weight of the furniture pushing down on them - not in a vertical position assuming the glue on the pad is strong enough to keep it in place. I’d love to see a version 2 that iterates on this design with some material upgrades, possibly a redundancy system that expands on/improves on the counterweight system and a more stable base that still maintains the mobility of the system (recognizing that it’s still a studio set-up in the end.) Don’t get me wrong, these are more minor quibbles than anything. Keep up the amazing work!

So it all can't work? 😂

Sigh. These mills are not old. They have about another 300-700 years of life in them. I am not exaggerating. Modern mining companies are using presses that were used to push propellors onto propellor shafts....for Liberty Ships in WWI. These are still in used today. To understand the equipment in your possession you need to remember these didn't come from the world of planned obsolescence. There are no old mills. There are only abused and neglected mills. They can literally operate at precision for 1000 years with occasional replacement of worn parts. If and only if a skilled machinist is operating them and taking care of them.

That's not called the bed. That is called the table.

Wow, well done guys.

just bought a 1/8" blade for my saw and cannot wait to get started. Love the deer but all are great, thank you for the instruction

Serio?Zmarnowałes tyle czasu, energi, filamentu i kasy zeby zbudowac makiete? Ewidentnie ludziom sie nudzi w zyciu.🤣🤣🤣

If only there was an ikea storage system designed by or with your input...I'd line up to give my money

Rewatching this as I consider a new sorting system for my tools. I built a proprietary system 3 years ago to modularly fill an ikea filing cabinet years ago, but that meant it couldn't be square because of how awkward the size was. The 40x40mm grid is a great idea considering how many factors 40 has (1,2,4,5,8,10,20,40) which I think will be more beneficial than 55 or 50. Hopefully when I get a few more drawers set up I can get printing some boxes!

I'm not impressed, make it work, then I'll give a like you fish 🐟

This is insanely well done, IKEA need to collab with you for sure :D

I always wonder why you don't use gridfinity

PLEASE PLEASE do something for the Ikea Helmer drawers, I have 6 of them for hardware storage and would love to organise them properly 🙏

I absolutely LOVE what you have created here, but please please sort those boxes out so that they are as near as damn it to a rainbow 🌈 LOL 😂 It's messing with my OCD!!

hi other alch u make great creative solutions

wait so your telling me I wached 18 minutes of a video, of making a 3d printer, that doesnt 3d print, would've been nice to know that at the start of the vid, but still a good vid either way

Love this idea, what length of screw did you end up using for this?

I LOVE THE TRICK OF USING FILAMENT TO LOCK PIECES TOGETHER !!! I'm building a 3D printed mech keyboard where the case is made of multiple parts. Guess how I'm going to connect the parts now.

Did you print a man bun guide? Your man bun is immaculate!

Since this is sponsored, could you confirm with Bambu on whether their PLAs are certified food safe?

That was epic, loved the marking gauges with text! That is soo cool. Nice work and nice work on the experiements!

Just bought your system. Unfortunately, it seems that i have bought the wrong IKEA Alex furniture since the depth of the drawers are only 46 cm (9 drawers) against the 56 cm depth (6 drawers) that you are demonstrating in your video. I hope that you will make an update to your system so that the final 10 cm of the drawer can be utilized. I don't know if you can get this model in the US but in Europe it has model number 904.861.39.

I wanna pay u to make one for me! How much?

this is... the coolest channel ever, truly! wowowow

Note to the creator: I bought the models and none of the models, that I have plated so far in a slicer, have been oriented for printing. This is a super easy thing to do. Please consider this next time you release new models.

Hi! These are such great shelves! So much more elegant than the thick ones sold in shops. Clever!! :) Did you use a M8 threaded rod on this one? And an 8mm drill for the holes in the shelves? Thank you!

Bought this immediately as I have 4 units. Will probably finish printing all inserts by christmas if I am to fill all drawers😂

We call that style a cabinet saw . There are tons of them here in the states

Great job. Like all good things, takes lot of planning and time.

Nice. Really nice. Thanks for sharing. More woodworking tools please. Bambooo click and print is a preference too if possible. I know there other petite in the world but it’s very attractive for woodworkers who want 3D printing with reduced fiddle.

@achappel did you print all these boxes on your A1 mini? I'm in the market for a 3d printer and love your enthusiasm for Bambulabs. Do your files have printer speeds and best settings for printing the boxes? Many thanks

the tupperware drawers were so satisfying!

Hello, can I please ask if the box set: complete assortment system v2 (40mm) also includes the box set: (assortment system v2 (40mm) - all boxes) I would like to buy them and I'm a little confused.. Thank you very much for the info and explanation.. I am mainly concerned with boxes with grid in the drawer for screws and various small things. Otherwise great videos Thank you.🙂

Next is for BESTA kitchen system !

Pure genius!