5 Useful 3D Prints! (Original Models)

[@DrDFlo]

You may have noticed the Dr. D-Flo action figure in some of the video clips! You can download that model too: dflo.info/Thangs

[@whynotbuildit]

Love all of these awesome designs!

[@-robo-]

You could use a nozzle from a 3D printer as part of your solder guide. This will alow you to get closer to the point of soldering while shielding from heat.

[@CryoftheProphet]

D flo is an absolute G.. This guy is an intellectual juggernaut and I love it.

[@cyc0tic]

as someone with ADHD organisation is a mythical creature, your computer desk is awesome! so few cables. I guess my hotas, gaming pad and other peripherals really adds to my clutter. :(

[@saintcyberchaos265]

I think we alreay confirmed creating more plastic is a bad idea. so dr d-flo, you have become destroyer of worlds

[@Anyone700]

1:20 Easy, use a lineman's splice, apply flux, then you are only holding the solder and soldering iron. It never ceases to amaze me the overcomplications people come up with for such a simple task as soldering that unquestionably result in lower quality joints. The lineman's splice works like magic, sure NASA does not rate it for stranded wire/cable, but they do not rate any soldering joint for stranded. Sure crimping is even better, but who wants to deal with a huge box of ferrules that you can mismatch when the lineman's splice exists.

[@JJiG]

It's funny I'm watching this video as your desk organizer is finishing printing in Silk White PLA. It's been printing for 40 hrs 17 mins and it's starting its 1st of 5 top layers so should be done soon, then time to print the accent colors and draws! Will post up a make on the Thangs page.

[@FaskaRestoration]

The last one is great!

[@felixisme]

The engineer desk organizer is awesome! I printed it and it looks so good, thanks.

[@Derotron]

7:20 the displaced aluminum profile on your garage door is triggering my OCD :D

[@SetitesTechAdventures]

I haven't been a fan of your channel in the past but that cinema case was a damn good design. I don't like iPhones but that was some clever problem solving so I will follow you in the future.

[@DrDFlo]

Glad I was able to win you over!

[@bridget_clinch]

Could you maybe do a version of the solder thingy with 608 bearings? More people have those lying around.

[@phillupson8561]

"I don't have an automatic tool changer" he says, we all know you're not going to get one, you'll make one ;)

[@DrDFlo]

I keep going back and forth on the ATC. I'm thinking about changing my spindle, so I need to make a decision on that first.

[@aphilzitrone]

Very good video and you go into the details and your thoughtprocesses. I subscribed so i can learn more about 3D Printing. I dont even have one but i like he ability to create helpfull things

[@SimonStuff2000]

16:11 how many days did ur printer need to print this?

[@andyb7754]

Very interesting and informative video, thank you.

[@Johan_solo]

If you cut a magsafe sized hole in the back of your iPhone case you could have it sit flat while also allowing charging. You could even just extrude it down in that section so the pattern stays the same but thinner in the hole. Best of both worlds 🤷‍♂️

[@octimus2000]

Would be really uncomfortable on the hand

[@Johan_solo]

@@octimus2000 many iPhone cases used to have a cutout in the center for the Apple logo. Wasn't uncomfortable(although matter of preference) and provides extra grip.

[@Ferferite]

The modular bolt organizer is so damn cool, love it!!

[@jorrdanna6219]

If I print the desk organizer I will probably just add a few filament changes within the slicer and forgo the extra pieces. If I decide to make it with the separate accents I'd likely make it so they are removable so I could change colors as I felt like it. It's a great looking model though, and seems well thought out.

[@australianbloke3934]

Hi from Australia. Just found your channel and have already watched most of your CNC upgrade to your milling machine. Just inspired me for my next project! Watching this video I am intrigued to hear you talking about 'sodder' instead of 'solder'. Googled it and found interesting explanation. Subscribed.

[@yagoa]

TS100 usb-c pd mod is awesome, just use your 60W laptop charger :)

[@jamespray]

I do love the screw-out functionality of the bolt organizer, but as storage it doesn't seem to make very efficient use of volume (or plastic). If the connection scheme was in the corners instead of the edge centers -- either by dropping the connecting pieces and adding paired male/female dovetails around each corner, or by cutting off the corners and giving them dovetails at 45 degrees to mate with revised connection pieces -- then the usable center volume could be a much bigger chunk of each piece, and it'd take less material to print.

[@DrDFlo]

The problem is that you also have to leave a lot of space between the bolts so that you can unscrew them. As I mentioned, just normal cylinders that slide in and out would be best but definitely not the most fun

[@jamespray]

@@DrDFlo Good point, I hadn't considered the need to get fingers in there. That's solvable, though -- a finger-sized slot or a protruding smaller-diameter cylindrical grip or other feature (perhaps a cross or bar with finger hole) or even just cutouts around the edge of the caps could cover this problem and let you pack them tighter without losing the unscrewing coolness. My main concern if it were my design would be hitting something that didn't require a grip shift to start and then finish unscrewing, and let you keep a good grip as it came out to avoid drop risk. Anyway, it's a cool design as-is, just couldn't help wanting to throw out a few ideas. Take or leave, and thanks for sharing!

[@taranagnew436]

what does the magnet do on the solder helper and can i make it without the magnet?

[@alexsemine1]

Very nice! Although I'd recommend to redesign that yellow sign at 11:34, since at the first glance, and specially without knowing the channel's name, it reads "Dr. Ho"

[@Spacehelm]

What is the name of the cute little mic and light that you put on your phone case?

[@jivinhipcat]

PERFECT dude!

[@SkiidMark]

Can we get a link to the wrench holder? I use that same wall mount panel and have not seen that one.

[@DrDFlo]

Here it is: thangs.com/DrDflo/Wera-Jocker-Wrench-PegBoard-Holder-37702?manualModelView=true

[@BenjiCheirif]

Awesome designs. Is the orientation of the bolt correct? Looks to me it needs to be flipped upside down.

[@Itsdirtnaptime]

I am still new to 3d printing but I do wonder about a type of filament you used. That stuff you put in the over. Is that really safe to be cooking in your primary oven? I ask because when it comes to paint, (there is a kind of paint that you have to heat up to about 450°) it will taint any oven in 1 cook and the claim is, you will never get the smell out and it will always flavor your food, not by your desire of course. So I wonder if this plastic can release substances into the oven.

[@MoneyGuil]

Hey can I buy one of those cases from you for a 14 pro max?

[@andys5166]

If you would splice the wires together correctly you could still solder them and not need your solder tool. And I'm not talking about using a crimp connector.

[@michaelplaczek9385]

ok, that first one is really useful

[@shoo649]

U r goooood 👍

[@morfikcz]

Can You please tell your PC keyboard model? Looks sick!

[@joblessalex]

Just make a dip in the case for the charger.

[@AntiHeadshot]

I would just suggest using filament LED bulbs in the lamp shades. Looks pretty much the same and there will be definitely no sagging.

[@DrDFlo]

I agree! However, a lot of people have an affinity towards tungsten bulbs especially with decorative lighting. Just wanted to point out how hot those suckers get.

[@Ale_Lab]

Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the new shop! One thing, the impact resistant pro has to be store vertically with the tip down or you empty the antioxidant reservoir at the bottom of the probe to protect the contacts. Cliff mention it multiple times in the videos.

[@DrDFlo]

Hey Ale, thanks for point this out! The probe was only stored like that for the B-roll, but this is improper storage

[@Ale_Lab]

@@DrDFlo No problem! My pleasure 😊 Always amazing content. Thanks for your work.

[@adisharr]

Just twist the wires together and then solder.

[@ЗокиРабаџија]

Hey, good garage door...

[@sernasolisluiseduardo6382]

Would be great if you share those files

[@RodrigoMartinez-dl9oy]

Good video bro

[@davidbinenfeld489]

I dont know if someone already sugestеd but why noy male pla insert as a kine extending the botom side of the camera bump to the other side so the phone doesnt wobble when on flat surfaces

[@gordonjones1516]

At first I thought the printer was CGI. Then I realized it was actually that size. Monster build envelope.

[@ArnaudMEURET]

I hereby present you the Miranda Award of wasteful 3D printing. You will receive a 1TB SSD containing the STL files for a 1:1 scale heavy assault tank that you’ll be able to ride and draw your award certificate in the sand. Then the tank will break down and you can leave the pieces on the beach.

[@knight2255]

Already replaced the Voron?

[@DrDFlo]

I used that printer to print the parts for Voron!

[@cheeriomartinez]

What does this guy do for a living? Lol jeeesus. So many dang cool tools and you have a Mill?! Are you a millionaire?

[@azurehydra]

Would it be possible to print it in PLA and cover the areas exposed to heat with aluminum tape? (to prevent heat transfer to the PLA, to avoid melting the tool) Or high temp flue tape?

[@l0k048]

you could use kapton tape, or even multiple layers of kapton and aluminium tape interchangeably - this is actually how they make thermal insulation for satelites and outer space stuff

[@frankhovis]

0:00 - How come so many KZbin creators don't know what "up" is?

[@pakpcbhouse]

great

[@radioactiveolix540]

please use metric measurements! !!

[@taitano12]

Using the soldering tool does not rule out the NASA Splice.

[@gungriffonbr]

You look like the make anything guy hehe 😅

[@OscarOliu]

I feel so poor watching these printers lol My Aquila is just fine!!!!

[@LordAnubis0909]

omg just twist the wires.......

[@racketman2u]

just curious; why do Americans say "sodder"? when did the silent L come in?

[@alehaha5787]

LOL! Вы вообще работаете инструментом или просто коллекционер? Контент мейкер))

[@domokl1]

Барчуки

[@navidmorovati1742]

hi

[@darbodrake89]

Anyone else bothered by the harbor freight calipers?

[@cnsbue]

?

[@zoemeow7677]

Just revolt or something are like floops flooglies in the KZbin’s these days 🙄

[@MinaevNikolay]

пустой перевод пластика

[@BluePegasus717]

First

[@ScatManAust]

You keep going on about sarder. what the fuck is sarder?

[@ellieflorian1872]

First Comment!!!

[@ellieflorian1872]

Got my post notifications on!