3D Printed Storage Solution using Torsion Springs!

[@TeddyMonacelli]

Thanks for this! I appreciated the quick and straightforward sketch explanation.

[@ThisDesignedThat]

Glad it was helpful!

[@joshuanunes7230]

Nice, I'll need this for the suspension on my tank

[@Betruet]

Very nice tutorial thanks

[@conorjchaney]

Great content!

[@ThisDesignedThat]

thankyou

[@ciemnore2381]

Hi, is there way to calculate the potential force of ours created spiral? - Thank you for your work, great tutorial

[@ThisDesignedThat]

Take a look at this kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKenaZeOeZx2mMU, im pretty sure you could do the same thing to measure the force in this spring

[@WhiteVaille]

Hey Paul, at the start @ 1:20, you're using a pretty huge saw for cleaning up those corners! Have you looked in to Japanese pull-saws? I think they'd suit your needs much better in this scenario. Bzeug is a tool reviewer that I enjoy following, and has demonstrated various options, but this video in particular is recent-ish and seems like a handy option. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpSnnaWkaK5grtE

[@WhiteVaille]

Anyway, thanks for sharing your work! This was lovely, and I love the final result!!! Very clever!

[@ThisDesignedThat]

Hi White, you read my mind. Every time I CNC something and have to cut it out of plywood I always say to myself "i need to buy a small flexible saw to cut these tabs out" thanks for the channel tip, ill be sure to check them out and get myself a small pull saw of some sort