My God this is sooo long, lost interest with to much story. Thanks for your effort though.

14:28 big cosplay things

Would've been a great video if it wasn't just a glorified 12 minute advert

Would love to see a full bed calibration cube :D

Awesome video! Love the look of your medicine cabinet too, gonna work on one for me!

It is looking really good, I do not have any experience in 3D printing but maybe if you make a small notch for finger under the hacksaw blade so it is easier to grab sandpaper!?

no way does he randomly bring his printer outside in any way lol

bro...your life is depressing...you dont even create anything....like, i don't see ONE tool in your workshop...i bet you have never opened the terminal on that mac...you only live once

Why not hire people to help you ? Dropping parts can cause problems. U chose to live in isolation and u could choose not to accept such objects to review . If u want to print furniture a large printer is needed. I’m not understanding why u don’t have a leveled floor?

Would printing in vase mode and filling it up with a low expansion PUR foam work?

Had this exact one, the middle part was slightly tilted (about 1-2mm) was starting to glue togerher boards for a project and couldn't get a straight side profile. After some tinkering with a level/tilt meter, I found that I needed to adjust the middle part/table that moves up and down with the 4 pillars/screws. I did this by uncrewing the bottom protective plate and twisting 1 gear/pillar by 1 step/tooth. (The pillars have gears at the bottom which are connected by a chain, which allows them to move in synch and lift the middle planer table). After that was smooth sailing.

Making a wooden chair with a 3d printer is like putting horse shoes on your car tires

Thanks! You can get good semi glossy finish, if you jump some sandpaper on high levels 600 > 1200 or 2000, but it can see the effect near normal sanding to 2000.

Depends on the "abuse" of the table too. I've got the same Lack series table from IKEA for about 7 years now and it's still standing

It looks too fancy to be in a shop. It would probably fit better in an actual pharmacy or an office 😅. And I like the contrast of black mdf and white birch.

That would probably be an awesome printer for cosplay or signs.

Print another 3D printer

maybe a lock for the tablesaw so your childs friends don'r cut them self. nice set up you are very organized.

I think this highlights where 3d printers are good and bad pretty well. Like I don't ever see 3d printing getting cheap enough to do something substantive. I think though what it could be excellent at is prototyping, customising or maybe making certain things easier to build. Like anyone can build a table and the do sell quite a few parts off the shelf to make it idiot proof but the 3d printing part helps turn it from just some wood and metal into something custom or a product that has custom use.

Hi can you do backflips?

Weird question, what brand pants do you wear in your videos? They appear to be really useful. The black MDF is awesome!

Wow. It can print entire Swedes. That's truly remarkable.

When you cut parts into multiple pieces, ad a bit of wiggle room between the cuts.

Thanks for the video, but I feel like it was a waste of time and hours of work.

R I D I C U L O U S video... @IKEA keep up the good work!

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if the stool has more lateral support, that properly would have resisted the torque quite a bit and make it more sturdy. I think if you design the furniture with 3D printing as a new form of material inside, chairs are absolute doable.

I could see this being super useful for printing large scale pieces for cosplay

As amazing as it is that you printed a whole ass chair, even if that chair was made out of wood I would not sit in it. That looks like some spindly ass 1881 desk chair. Like the budget section at the IKEA clearance aisle

Use this to 3d print a lawn chair and then test the strength of it against an injection moulded lawn chair

Nice knive! Where to buy this one?

You should totally print a boat and try to use it. Like an actual floating boat. Or a snowboard, or something that you can ride on.

I used a chinese lock miter bit, but the quality of the resulting joint was very bad. I then ordered one from fraisertools. What a difference! I now order all my router bit from these guys in Italy.

no one gonna talk about the Ip address?

Just print a set of 6, invite your friend and when it breaks he ows you a wooden chair, invite 5 more. 😂 Just kidding, ty for the content.

Body panels for a custom go cart.

Not better help😭

Really cool advice!

That AR thing was pretty cool, wich app did you use to view the .usdz file?!

I started Etsy in November last year and sold only 3 things to friends. Nothing from anyone I don’t know. I just find it so incredibly difficult to get noticed. I don’t even get views anymore after being closed for a month or two while I redesigned. I currently only ship within UK which I know can let me down as it’s a US audience mainly, so am thinking of opening it up. I’m just defeated.

The other secret is: When the blade is tilted, it pulls the workpiece sideways, tending to throw off the bevel. This is even a bigger problem with miters. My miter gauge has holes allowing me to screw in a larger back-stop. If that back-stop has a strip of high-grit sand-paper glued to it, then the added friction from the sandpaper solves the problem.

Im pretty sure you should only use Wood PLA with a hardened steel hot end, not sure if the Orange Storm Giga comes with that installed or a more common stainless steel hot end.

1:30 in the United States that is a Plumbers ruler

1:03 it looks like a box for a sextant.

lol.. I'm shopping around for a table, & saw this title...got a little excited at the prospect of an alternativer table option... except I'm sooo not ready to take on a project like that.. good heavens.. Maybe I'll have to settle for one of those "abominations"..

Dude looks so sad in the thumbnail😭

I'm in full agreement on the prototyping thing - there's no potential for gaining economies of scale, and since individual prints can easily take days (especially compared to simple extrusions) I suspect people will prefer to buy manufactured furniture rather than printed.

"Will IKEA end up a place where you buy a design" That would be better than their current situation, where they import lumber made with prison labor.

Imagine printing a benchy you can actually ride in.

it will be good for cosplay costume makers