That’s rad! I just ordered that new Bambu lab 3d printer which has carbon fiber capabilities as well so hopefully it ships as it’s a kickstarter.

I found Akshay Kumar 😁

I bought this gun and the rubber belt part broke. Is there anyway I can get another one or something similar? Thanks b

I need the belt part. Any tips on h

I am not able to get to your website

Insightful

Came for packaging and sustainability tips, stayed for the puppy talk. Thanks a lot guys!

Love this channel. Keep it up.

I learned SolidWorks and Blender during covid and that lead me into getting some FDM 3d printers. From there I've started playing with 3D printing molds and pouring resin in (silicone, so far). That workflow is a total game-changer for quick prototyping.

Would you ever help repair a gun?

Hi, thanks alot for your valuable time spent on these videos,it's greatly helpful, I'm working in start up company as design engineer. Management has requested to push the build more towards automation where I'm concerned that the product cost is going to shoot high compared to manual assembly. It would be good to know if which design would suit us..it's a new concept consumer electronics product. We are not very sure about the numbers as yet.. expected to reach demand

Thanks for sharing, Scott! Your laser cutter and your 3D printer are light-years ahead of my generic laser cutter and my old FlashForge 3D printer, but where's your CNC cutter (for molds and metal parts) and your reflow oven (for your PCB prototypes)? I think a sequel is warranted!

Scott, a great desktop tool to add to your collection is a Carvey. Similar to Markforged browser based client, very easy intro to CNC and safe for kids w/interlocks and easy built-in design software. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2qvoXqmqZqUbck

Paper, pen and scissors. Calipers and a straight edge also help

I'm not sure what's more impressive... the reverse engineering of a gear, or the ability to use CAD with only a trackpad

Great setup, Scott! If only we could all have glowforges in our basement...

Hi Scott! Big fan here from India. I am connected with you on linkedin and am looking for ways to speak with you to plan my product. Hopefully will get that chance soon. My best regards

Very impressive that you were able to diagnose the problem and put the thing back together. With how cheap nerf blasters are, so many mechanical features are molded into the 2 part shell that even taking it apart can cause random parts to fall out with no obvious way to put back in place. This is an area where I think airsoft is simply a lot more consumer friendly as most of the parts are completely interchangeable. But I don't find Onyx to be a great material for gears since it has an abrasiveness to it, but you can actually run Taulman 910 nylon through a markforge and get pretty good results. You just need to place some dummy parts so that the extruder never pulls to the corner to let the part cool before starting the next layer. The retraction settings are tuned only for Onyx so you end up with strings on the outside if the extruder isnt constantly printing.

Nice Ibis Scott! My home shop is predictably full of bike tools.

I'm spending some quality time with my CNC mill... :) photos.app.goo.gl/KFaejGLApRXt7DwBA photos.app.goo.gl/85RaCoyAG8UQ3Ypf7

Seems like a general non specific solution. Unless the cost savings is enormous I don't see this as consumer facing

I just want to understand the series of events that led to this. I cannot imagine this even as a novelty/gag product. So much effort for something. I am curious if the trigger mechanism would have other applications

This is really valuable information - thank you.

This kind of show is super interesting

This was a grat class. Its a shame the low audio quality, some things scaped my understanding. What I really didnt understand is What you mean about IP and about having ties with the goberment. I never made something outside my country, but right now I thinking about place an order of a rotomolding mold

as a landlord i like to install one feeding each suite to keep tabs on leaky toilet's and disgruntle tenants inline version ? just had a 3000$ water bill

It’s good but needs an app or software like a data logger

oah nice i have to get one

Thanks for all the videos! Super useful!

We cant see the screen!!! we need to be able to see the examples

Good information but you camera guy ... and the window glare on the screen, we can't see over half of what you show ... just would like to have seen the examples. Thanks for the info tho. Do you offer mold design services? Thanks

If you know the shrinkage value for a material say .004cm/cm for ABS. How do you decide on a particular dimention for example 2mm wall thickness?

Great Lecture! Thank you for posting this video.

Thank you for sharing, Scott! Where were you 6 months ago when we were trying to piece all this info together? These courses are a gold mine!

Fascinating!

creative

Great series. Thank you

god this is so great, ordered mine already.

there is any formula to check the DFA feasibility ?

Are you able to release the powerpoint? I found this really helpful although can't get much from the videos/slides

is there a 2nd half of this video?

Great lecturer, very well explained

Do any tools pull a vacuum instead of having air vents? Excellent video by the way.

Can they make one without triangulation...now that would be impressive... i just thought of how it can be done. i want to do the fancy talking one day lol

Thank you for this! I will be making these courses necessary viewing for my makerspace and FabLab.

Great videos, although from a studying and taking notes point of view it would be helpful to have the summary slides shown for long enough to be copied down, e.g 30 seconds, as trying to hit pause on the video when they come up isn't the most exhilarating task.

Very informative. Thank you.

Sorry for previous comment. Great video.

I can t subscribe to ure channel..

Nearly unwatchable because of the static. You can use free tools like Audacity to remove static noice. It's really easy!