Challenging Woodworking with 3D Printing: Best Projects of 2023

[@youtukang]

Thanks for watch ,, iam from 🇮🇩🤝

[@GRainwater13]

Thank you!

[@cduggin.]

Just inquisitive, where do you source your hardware? Nuts, bolts, rods, etc.

[@fabricemenoud3296]

Toujours aussi plaisant à regarder 👍

[@madforit9661]

YOUR ONE VERY CLEVER MAN

[@michaelgrova225]

What printers are you running ? I love these videos , your work is on a whole other level

[@diaboloavocado]

Love your work. ❤

[@youtukang]

Thanks for watch ,, iam from 🇮🇩🤝

[@jogo4042]

wow ❤

[@cbgrand]

What is the name of software that you design and draw?

[@driftnote]

What layer height do you usually 3D print these parts in? What material PETG?

[@ussadesign]

0.2mm, PLA

[@ВладимирАкмаров-ч3ж]

Good 🎉😊

[@Konrad016pl]

Super projekty . Obowiązkowa subskrypcja

[@ta1kit]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@martijnpeters]

Just a fyi 5:08 : spring washers don't do anything. If you want to make sure that the nuts don't come loose, use a nyloc nut or some thread locker.

[@ashcadelanne8524]

Not true that they don’t do anything, they’re for anti-rattle/vibration applications usually on machinery. Nyloc are just a modern type of anti-rattle solution

[@martijnpeters]

@@ashcadelanne8524 I know it seems counter intuitive, but the gist is that when the bolt is fully torqued, the washer is completely flat and acts as a regular flat washer. NASA mentions this in a document called "Fastener design manual", which is freely accessible (just search for "NASA Fastener design manual")

[@mvmc1607]

🔝

[@ispalin4667]

👍👍👍