3D Printing with ChatGPT: Restoring a C64

[@heiko4970]

Your channel gives me early KZbin vibes where the content isn't completely professionalized and monitarized yet. Very refreshing, love it. Hope you can keep that vibe going for a bit longer

[@EpicStudz]

I immediately thought this too

[@spacekitt.n]

@@Throckmorton.Scribblemonger came here to say this

[@MattiasGnew]

2 more videos and "I WANT TO THANK PCBWAY". Heh

[@goatpepperherbaltea7895]

Wtf is with people saying this kind of shit all the time😂 it’s nuts like what are you watching Mr beast videos all day

[@Kolor-kode]

Being polite to the AI is the best way to ensure your survival during the upraising.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

🤣I always say thank you for that reason

[@Jin-Hu]

@@Sayakas_Digital_Atticsame here, never anger our artificial overlord/lady

[@BizlaC]

I've been saying thank you to google assistant for years for the same reason haha.

[@cooee_fancy]

@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic There is a study which claims that being friendly to the AI it helps to get better answers. I'm always writing Thank you to my AI 🤗🥹😂

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lol tru

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All your videos are so amazing, you have a special something that keeps people engaged, videos like yours reminds me of fun resourceful videos that first helped KZbin take off when it was first introduced, 90% of videos on KZbin now are just either fake, nonsense, click bait, and boredom, half of them don't even reply to peoples comments, they only care about the monetized side of the video, some have millions of followers but they don't reply to anyone, without the viewers they wouldn't be where they are today, and this is the thanks they give, so your videos are like 1 in a million, so keep it up, we need more channels like yours.

[@XR-qs7mq]

Aw your face lit up when the commodore turned on and when the game loaded. You did an excellent job modeling the cartridge, glad to see it worked out.

[@EmilPaulsen-u6f]

Knowing the right phases to let Chatgpt do it's work properly, is what she does amazingly.

[@BillAnt]

Love younger people using new tech to fix old tech. :)

[@Rob-qu7ks]

and in her second language

[@TheAtomoh]

@@Rob-qu7ks As an italian, english is very hard for us to pronounce. Her english skills are impressive.

[@Rob-qu7ks]

@@TheAtomoh Very impressive! My parents came from Italy to Australia so we spoke both English and Italian at home. My Italian is nowhere near as good as her English!

[@earth_safari]

cool video!

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you so much for your generosity and watching!

[@coolcat23]

Impressive first steps into 3D-printing. Well done!

[@JohnnyWednesday]

You rule Sayaka - thank you for the video!

[@larkinduval1882]

Really loved the video! I have a C-16, C64, and C128 in Storage at my parents house (with hundreds of games on 5 1/4 floppy disks). I also just got into 3d printing with a CR-10 someone gave me and am working on modeling in Tinkercad and then importing the files to Cura and finally saving them on an SD card slot and transferring to the printer. This was the perfect video for me!

[@R.Daneel]

An amazing person wearing an amazing T-Shirt. Thumbs up.

[@TheAndjelika]

Totally amazing T-shirt, and more amazing woman!

[@dadgarage7966]

She's got style.

[@special-e-laboratory]

I think so ❤

[@Crosshatch1212]

Just now using the brain .

[@DiaboloIIICzarodziej]

Simply .... an attractive tech girl takes us to a retro world with the help of new technology. Can I invite you for heroes of mighty and magic 2 session?

[@icecreammm2]

You did an amazing job with the C64 cartridge!

[@tonybennett7145]

Once again I'm truly impressed by not only your ability but also the interesting and varied nature of your videos. Fabulous work from an intelligent and interesting lady.

[@Burbsi]

great idea for a video. i'm still somewhat new to 3D printing and never tought of asking GPT to assist in any way. Your video gave me a bunch of ideas, grazie mille!

[@oscargarcia9665]

nice video! I loved your t-shirt and your face when the game worked

[@bradb8292]

Such a cool t-shirt you are wearing! Also very neat project with the C64. Growing up one of my friends had one and I remember playing BattleTech and Bubble Bobble on it. Nostalgic fun!

[@blakecasimir]

Watching your cartridge design gradually emerge and the final print be so successful was impressive. Excellent job!

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you!

[@rod370]

Hi, Sayaka. You did a great job 3D printing and I love the orange function keys. Thank you for making this video. Stay safe to you and your loved ones.🌹

[@ygstuff4898]

Your whole project was wonderful. I was amazed how detailed ChatGPT was in its responses to your detailed questions. Great work!

[@Crosshatch1212]

Never heard of letraset or mask

[@JOSH-hu1te]

I'm about to buy a 3d printer and I've been watching videos, I saw yours and I loved it, thanks very good content.

[@AndreaGaleazzi3D]

Prusa is a great suggestion 👍

[@jeffcats88]

Wow, amazing job!! To think you went from never having 3D printed anything or modeling, to being able to accurately recreate a cartridge like that. Very impressive. I've subbed, hope to see you do more of this :-)

[@awall1701]

You made that look easy. I would love to get into 3-d printing.

[@AndreaGaleazzi3D]

That’s because using Prusa printers is very easy and intuitive 👍

[@juhajuntunen7866]

After 5 years in 3D printing as hobby, my idea is: got good quality printer. (My first was Anet A8 and it was cheap and awfull)

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

Start with learning a 3D modeling software. That is where all the 3D printing fun begins … Once you get around in that software, get a nice printer like the Prusa or Bambu Lab, and you’ll be up and running in no time! Don’t let the cost scare you. You can earn that money back quite fast if you want.

[@awall1701]

@@Stefan_Van_pellicom Thanks for the advice, any recommended software for 3D modelling?

[@zenmushie]

You are such a boss. One of my favorite channels on youtube. Top 3 for sure.

[@you2ber252]

Che dire Sayaka... I'm impressed! 3D printing con ChatGPT... non c'è proprio limite alla creatività e alla fantasia. Brava

[@ChipGuy]

Nice to see that your got a good 3D printer.

[@GeoffSeeley]

I love the blending of using new technology to fix old technology. Nice work!

[@ReiSpitz]

I can spot an authentic Tech Nerd. You are one and should be proud.

[@roheinz5007]

Awesome shirt 😂👍🏼

[@Sovvyy]

Really enjoy how you communicate your thought processes clearly. *Also the use of ChatGPT in this format works surprisingly well!

[@ksterlings197]

I recently watched the first 6 Star Wars movies for the first time and I'm convinced R2-D2 is the true star in Star Wars :P Another awesome Saya vid!

[@logothaironsides2942]

Good way to use chatgpt. You printing went v well too.

[@mr.yhiyho6531]

i notice your dedication and pasion for design, its inspire me!

[@simonscott1121]

Ive painted commodore plastic using a product called Krylon Fusion before. It's a good choice, if you can find the colour you need.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thanks for the input!

[@TheUnstoppableObject]

Wow. Your video is so fascinating and informative. Excellent presentation.

[@diamond_h0us]

Nice project! I had a Commodore 64 when it was new when I was a 10 year old kid. After my parents noticed I had an interest they signed me up for a computer class and got me an IBM XT a couple of years later and my fascination with technology has been with me ever since. The use of ChatGPT and 3D printing in your video about the C64 is an interesting aspect showing the great progression of technology.

[@KryptonsSon]

Great video, as always! Keep up the good work :)

[@garybenade]

you learn new skills fast, I 3D print so I know how hard it is to get right so well done, I'm impressed. This was an awesome project

[@MarkoVukovic0]

Amazing job, love to see a young person restoring and enjoying retro kit like the C64.

[@MichaelEhling]

Thanks for showing how one new toolset (gen ai) can help us learn another new toolset (part modeling and printing).

[@MilaAngy]

This video is super interesting and teaches you a lot!

[@prodigiart]

It’s great to see you using ChatGPT for help. If you are not aware, you can tap and hold on the round chat button to prevent the AI from interrupting you before you are done talking. It makes it so much easier to get out your question without having to talk continuously.

[@StevenDixonVids]

Awesome stuff, great to see old tech being kept alive using new tech :)

[@en2oh]

Nicely done! I think is brilliant to use ChatGPT for help. Thanks for sharing this.

[@jorgerangel2390]

Dude, your videos are amazing!

[@LinuxJediMaster]

Nice video. Everyone of your videos take me back to my childhood. Awesome shirt!

[@MikeSmith-fe3ng]

Cool. Miss my C64.

[@3D-Printerly]

Incredible! This video is done really well from start to finish. I'm impressed by the design skills as well

[@shootingsportstransparency7461]

Commodore 64 just like your grandparents didn't we all ( the oldies among us) started with that lovely 64k computer

[@farab4391]

That was amazing, well done 🙂

[@dziany_forsacze]

That episode was so intense. 3D printing and 3D modeling seems to complement each other, yet You have mastered both. 💪

[@1marcos55]

You have a lot of talent, I love your videos

[@juhajuntunen7866]

Good! Nice to see enthusiasm what I had 4 decades ago.

[@lone_puppy3539]

Great video! Also great to see ChatGPT used in such a way.

[@stevenchadburrow]

You did really good for your first time using the 3D modeling software! Very cool, and very instructional. Thank you.

[@horusfalcon]

This looks like a perfectly lovely day for a retro enthusiast. Well done.

[@donincognito9006]

The future is now. Great content kiddo!

[@AndrewAHayes]

You did much much better than I did using Fusion 360 for the first time!

[@WobinuFilms]

I think the orange colour for the function keys is actually a nice touch and the slightly different colour gives the project character, it shows that the machine has been fixed up in an endearing way. If it was a perfect replacement rather than a perfectly functional imperfect one it wouldn't really have much character to show the history of the machine, but a perfectly functional yet imperfect repair in that the parts don't perfectly match the originals in appearance leaves the machine seems to keep a mark on the machine's history to show that the machine has been well used and loved (kind of similar in the way that bodge wires and glue do). So I like little repairs like this that involve fashioning up new parts creatively to get the machines working.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you for sharing your perspective! I agree, I also think that the orange color adds a special touch to the project :)

[@makouille495]

A pretty and knowledgeable lady making refreshing diy and retro tech related videos in the attic? Tinkering and reusing old hardware is an amazing and inspiring activity! Your hard work deserves more exposure, keep it up!

[@mngbennett]

Thank you for the video and interesting project. I have been looking for an excuse to get a 3D printer and have told my wife it is not a matter of if we get one but when.

[@sda8jsdj9k121]

This is awesome, nice work Saya!

[@johnknight9150]

I'm not sure about bright carrots for function keys, but that cartridge repair is awesome! 🙂

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

I actually love that color😅🥕. Thanks!

[@rosebuddesign635]

I would use resin 3D printer for this. You can find ABS like resin that gives you very close results to injection mold. Cool video tho, well done and I love the t-shirt! 🤘😁

[@BestJerome]

Thank you for this easy-to-follow beginner's guide.

[@rsmrsm2000]

I'm 54 years old, the COMMODORE 64 was one of my favorites. I never imagined that today there would be an expert girl managing to manufacture parts using AI. Congratulations !

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

I really appreciate your kind words. It's amazing how technology has advanced, allowing us to do things we never thought possible :)

[@tiago_andujar]

Great video, i loved your t-shirt

[@deanallenjones]

I love this. I'm an 80s kid. So when I had to learn something I hit the library. Then in my late Teens/twenties I hit the web. Now folks are using AI to learn how to do things. I love how young people are using the resources out there to learn and do things. It gives me hope. Also EVERY younger person I know who uses this tech warns me that you have to use your own brain as well, as it can be totally wrong. It's being used as a tool, not an outsourced brain. I love it

[@911Hammer]

Great channel and keep it up! This will easily get 100K subscribers. And… love the 8 bit music!

[@fixitalex]

Don't be afraid to experiment! Really like your channel!

[@soyelmismisim0]

You're so committed for the content in your channel 🖤

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I'm new here.. and I'm a fan.. u earned a sub 😄... keep up the good work 👍

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thank you!

[@Qurex]

Love the T-shirt. Want one!

[@FinepixF30]

Love the Shirt, R2-D40 LOL, amazing.

[@jnr2349]

Love those keycaps, wish i had a keyboard with em. Good Job.

[@GaryMcKinnonUFO]

Lovely presentation and presenter :) AI Is crazy these days! I was coding neural nets in the 80's and it's been amazing to watch the progress.

[@ThoughtFission]

My first computer. My dad took me to buy it one day and the rest was history, as they say. Learned to program on that baby.

[@kabaottoemulsion1869]

You are genius! I could not understand fusion 360 at all!

[@falsedragon33]

The endless nights I spent copying those c64 games. It's when my piracy addiction started. We had about a dozen bulletin boards with every game on it for people to spend downloading at 1200bps. I miss those days.

[@fernandososterbortolotto7315]

How fast things have changed. This Prusa is actually affordable for hobbyists and electronic labs.

[@mikecoffee100]

Amazing and Great Content . Deffo Smart Person

[@shanemcknight1583]

Enjoying the content!

[@-Astro--]

Cool t shirt, love the channel great job as always. 😊

[@mohamedsaif3004]

Hi I'm One of C64 & AMIGA User You send me back to 1984 i love this days . I like you Vlogs Don't stop I will go looking for me old AMIGA 500 it not work from long time

[@mohamedsaif3004]

@@Throckmorton.Scribblemonger Sure no. I play With Atari ST & MSX 170 For 3 or more years and start work as part time @ small company it was selling C64 and Amiga 500😀

[@mohamedsaif3004]

@@Throckmorton.Scribblemonger I am not sure about year precisely. I'm remember this many fany days full of play and enter new world of Games and knowledge 😀

[@dadgarage7966]

Another very well made video. Bravo!

[@SammyGDude]

I like your videos a lot! I don't watch them all, but I stay subscribed and drop a like from time to time. You should make shorts too! These long videos are awesome, and when I work on electronics I come back and watch the whole thing, but most of the time I don't have that long to sit and watch. Anyways, cool stuff, bro.

[@cafemolido5459]

Feel proud for this young lady

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

Excellent job. Very impressed!

[@pascalfelique1337]

Great video! Keep up the good work!

[@thepeterwan]

a commondore 64!, o shit so nostalgic. Very interesting work. The making process of the cardtrige was very well done. You should print the R2-D40 figure, it should be your channel mascot.

[@gokberkala]

Just discovered your channel. Loved it!! Keep up the good work!! 👍👍

[@ehvway]

It's a very inspiring video! You are very skilled and I think we should have much more girls in the maker space !

[@billbyrd9845]

If that's your first 3D print, and if that's your first time using Fusion 360, you're a genius, and I'm slooooow!

[@keiths8700]

Wow, your design skills are awesome! You're a smart cookie. I like your shirt again, too! Not as good as Goonies, but unique.

[@DennisGentry]

Maybe this is late advice, but for printing precise shapes without visible layer lines, I like resin printing. You do need to rinse and post-cure your parts after printing, but they come out much better (and are still easily paintable if you want a different color). Even if you go with a very complete initial setup, with automatic wash and cure station, you can get started for under $500. On a budget, you can use the sun to cure, and a pickle jar to rinse, and should be able to get started around $300.

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Thanks for the input!

[@reeose]

Love the videos! :D

[@stevedegeorge726]

Nicely done. Keep it up.

[@gogee8510]

Love the video, love the T-shirt.

[@andrewjones6693]

Wow! You learned a 3-D software faster than I did! I learned Blender. Good job! 🙂

[@Sayakas_Digital_Attic]

Well, I've only learned the basics for now; I still have a lot to improve. Any advice is much appreciated!

[@andrewjones6693]

@@Sayakas_Digital_Attic You did very good! The only advice that I would give and I also hear others give is that when starting with 3-D software, start with simple objects. A game cartridge was a perfect beginning - basically all lines and no fancy curves. Some people try to create a steam railroad locomotive as their first model and get discouraged very fast! Oh, and practice, practice, practice! 😄

[@sunflowers6612]

3d printing looks very good👍👍 enjoyable video

[@DATApush3r]

Very cool keycap designs! Bravo!

[@Kookbob]

glad to find your channel. great content!