Cool Prints 14 // 3D Printing a HOME

[@wesleyfilips7052]

Have you considered inserting the coat hanger from the bottom

[@musicalatv]

I came to the comments for this

[@make.anything]

................nope

[@TaintedCamper]

He needs to create a problem to solve

[@dennisolsson3119]

I was initially going to suggest this as well, but I found it to be more of a workaround for an issue his coat hanger actually solved.

[@NoMercyFtw]

@@TaintedCamper for that sweet sweet membership cash

[@willharris-braun4422]

It'd be great to see a followup video in several months about which of these items you still use and which ones got replaced by traditional items.

[@adirymind30]

The "fail/thready" lines in that one print remind me of Damascus steel patterns. It'll be really cool to see how you incorporate those with purpose, I like them a lot, they add visual texture with light reflecting on an already nicely textured piece.👍👍

[@primemeridian1204]

Whatever you're smoking man.. keep smoking it. Those hangers? Genius. Those ribs in the vase mode? Never seen that technique before! I am thinking about making some 3d printed blinds.

[@make.anything]

Thanks! Lots of smoked onions and salmon these days ;)

[@polycrystallinecandy]

It's actually a popular vase mode technique. I've been using it in my models for years.

[@primemeridian1204]

@@polycrystallinecandy I'm sure, I've just never seen it before.

[@incredibleflameboy]

I'm going to give you a warning about printing blinds. It starts with really simple parts but as you go about creating the model you start thinking about making electric blinds and you have to start over to integrate the electronic parts.

[@DeadlyLazerpunk]

If I had a nickel for each time a youtube maker reinvented the hanger

[@make.anything]

You'd have a quarter, at least! 🤑

[@DeadlyLazerpunk]

​@@make.anythinglol which isn't a lot but it's weird it happened . . . *Counts fingers

[@TheOfficialOriginalChad]

Speculate higher. A nickel isn’t that much. If I had a Porsche every time a KZbin reinvented the hanger.

[@BacadoTheSkoggy]

first simone now devin, i cant wait for the next hanger innovation

[@MrGman2000watts]

This is the second one for me with Simone being the first.

[@philipzielinski]

Trash bag sag: print another bracket and flat plate to put below it to provide bottom support as it gets filled. It’ll take the strain off of the captured bag rim, which is where it’s going to tear.

[@Nickgowans]

Better for the trash bags too. You can squeeze a lot more in them if there's a shelf under them

[@kennethburden1065]

You know you can insert the hanger through the bottom of your sweaters instead of stretching the necks out lol

[@volodymyrliashenko1024]

It is less convenient than through the top.

[@nadmeldev]

Devin, you just get better and better. You never stop to amaze me. I love the new clean European feel of your videos.

[@FilamentStories]

The coat hangers! Absolutely fabulous! Love your perspective on print in place too.

[@acous53]

Devin I just wanted to say you're by far my favorite 3d printing creator. I've been printing since 2016 and you've inspired me many times over the years. I love how creative you get and your designs are always a joy to print. My fiance just got a guitar and I immediately knew I had to print your guitar wall mount which led to be pulling off my first tpu print at home! Thanks for everything!

[@make.anything]

That's awesome, thanks for watching all these years :)

[@WreakingOfSmoke]

As soon as I saw the planters/vases, I thought they would look fantastic as lamp shades or to contain LEDs for a table light. And then you passed the light bulb through the orange one and it just emphasized the point.

[@g_n2024]

Your rant: I couldn't agree more! I've seen SO MANY designs that would be way easier and quicker to print if they were split in a couple of parts. Stronger, even.

[@monikamontes4174]

The coat hanger is a dream come true. I airdry most of my clothes, and this makes hanging and releasing the garments so much easier.

[@johnathanclayton2887]

Awesome projects! Maybe not the cheapest ways to get these things, but I love the care and attention you can put into all the little parts of a home when you build them yourself like this!

[@make.anything]

Thank you! I think the extra connection I have with these is worth the cost and effort :)

[@MikeSmith-km9ff]

I made a vacuum attachment for my hair clippers so it sucks the hair straight before it goes into the clipper and then sucks it up as it’s cut. No mess. Been using it for over 10 years.

[@make.anything]

Good point, I totally need to make one of those.... once I have a vacuum hehe

[@mral6168]

Exceptional! Truly inspiring the 3D Printing community! Thank you 👍🏻

[@LadyAstolat]

As a homeowner, 3D printing has helped me immensely

[@joemichael1013]

Awesome! Thank you for printing more than just toys and printing practical stuff to use around the house.

[@CNeep]

Hey! Way to go on the BIG move! Looks like you are settling in nicely. Thanks for sharing this fun video. 👍

[@LonelyBoyInd]

This is GENUIS! My shirts need THIS! No stretching on my COLLARS! This saved me many DOLLARS! I gotta HOLLA

[@_Piers_]

This was really missing a Manscaped ad :D

[@MrBulletturtle]

Agreed as a beginner print in place is fun and satisfying but as I get more into it (in the props and toys phase) I find the assembly bit to be more fun often like a little puzzle

[@Vincent_Crl]

Welcome to Sweden, Devin 😍 Glad to have you here!

[@MichaelAlm]

Great video Devin! And congrats on the move. I love Sweden

[@make.anything]

Thank you! I'm loving it here :)

[@BradenEliason]

For vase mode, it works well to have the rib cuts form an X pattern. It ends up behaving a bit like an isogrid structure. There's a lot of potential for variations and decoration with this approach too.

[@make.anything]

That may be the better option for larger objects! I considered it for these as well but preferred the linear aesthetic and it proved to be strong enough.

[@The12231]

How did you guys set the slicer to print the ribs? I would appreciate it if you could share settings. I've been trying with vase mode in Prusa, having the gaps be 0.0001mm wide and 2mm deep, and I've had no luck recreating the ribs this way. Thanks!

[@kurtrichter5500]

The hanger idea is genius! If that was a real product, I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I too am too lazy to simply insert the hanger from underneath the shirt and prefer to do it through the collar. lol

[@Meggerhead]

Yo, fr why isnt that available? Its genius

[@rodsnyder6020]

you are an amazing designer. one of the few that apply "form follows function" principle really well.

[@jonmayer]

My favorite prints and models I've made are utilitarian. These are fantastic and I might try some of these.

[@julia_pnvalente6250]

Cool prints in Sweden, that will be interesting!!! Best of luck!

[@brianmi40]

He's BAAAAAACK! Well, in video, not person... GREAT DESIGNS!

[@jaredthatcher3383]

Absolute goals!!! I am now inspired to challenge myself and get to printing

[@forestbirdoriginals4917]

This is the coolest video. I love this concept so much. Please keep doing it!

[@lucendi.]

3D-printed coat hangers are the best! Regular boring coat hangers also bring out the inner child, but in a different way.

[@mbanerjee5889]

All of these are so innovative and practical. I could really use a set of those hangers.

[@joehimes9898]

haha. Man, you are fun to watch. Sweden?!

[@bevkcan]

Dude I've been following you for years and haven't been on youtube for a while and this just came up, just wanted to say how much of an influence you have had on my designs and life in general and you are just such a good designer, you just keep impressing every time I see anything you make! Keep inspiring people Devin! ♥

[@RegularOldDan]

Super cool prints! Glad to see a non-April-Fool's video on the 1st! Yeah - I designed my own watering can a while back and was impressed with the laminar flow. It's awesome.

[@eatenkate]

Congratulations on placing your bin bags in the Nationally Approved Spot (; Seriously though, in the Netherlands (where i lived until i was 27) the bin could be anywhere around the kitchen. Here in Sweden it doesn't matter who you are visiting, if you open up the door under the sink there WILL be a bin!

[@BLBlackDragon]

Very spiffy. One thing I designed and printed for my home was a bag hanger for the kitchen. (I have a small netted bag that holds the weekly buildup of shopping bags, then I empty it at the end of the week) It just screwed to the inside of a cabinet door, and it has been good ever since. Door stops, drink coasters, organization trays, etc. There's all kinds of things you can make custom for your home.

[@make.anything]

Oh good ideas! Those red and green bags do come on a roll and I collect lots of other loose bags as well so some holders/dispensers do sound handy

[@simochri6371]

Marco sei FENOMENALE!! Adoro il tuo canale, non smettere mai di fare video! Saluti da Bologna

[@Spazzzn]

More planters and hovering trays! I don't own any plants but now I want to just to print those beautiful pots!

[@makedaevilmage]

Man I recently bought a Bambu P1S and been printing like mad. Leaving my Ender 3 and cr10 in the dust (quite litterally). I actually need more clothes hangers because mine are breaking one by one ... (they are from that famous Swedish store). I love being able to print my own and personalise them in the colors I want. I can also use them at Scouts when we go camping, just fold them up! I really been loving your designs Devon, looking forward to more designs and prints from you. And have fun designing and making your home more personal

[@LightslicerGP]

The magnets for the brush + the modular(ish) looking design, and modern design itself is crazy 😭 Amazing product honestly 4.4.24

[@brezocnikmichael]

the pleiades are beautiful.

[@12Stoner21]

This was your best video yet! I really enjoyed the humor.

[@98Zai]

Also the Quick-release function of the coat hanger just feels so satisfying :D

[@evlsc400]

3:16 adding information like this is vital to helping the community grow in the right direction. Why did that matching soap container make me feel at zen? lol.

[@legozac]

I thought I was the only person that was OCD about the sweaters and shirts being stretched on the necks. Thank you for the great models and video.

[@wetryanycheesedotcom]

Really enjoyed this one! You make an excellent point about print in place not always being the best way

[@PolycultureArt]

Devin the dude! What a cool episode!!🎉

[@4ctionradar394]

Sometimes you have to look at problems from a different perspective to come to a solution. Like looking at the bottom of your sweater to discover a way larger hole to insert the coat hanger 😂

[@Davedarko]

I also sometimes forget the big opening at the bottom of my sweaters

[@VirtualGobllim47]

Woah those defects do look amazing in that format and filament

[@SeanLumly]

Here here! Print-in-place has its benefits, but not as a cure-all. There are tons of advantages to multi-part prints! I love the hangers, by the by. I LOVE your design! It's inventive, fun, and incredible functional.

[@that1nerdyblackgirl736]

I love that folding hanger design. It's perfect for traveling during the wintertime or anywhere with a cold climate. Bulky jackets are a pain to deal with

[@lemonbeast42]

Amazing as always! You're my greatest inspiration and on top of that the only person I would support on Patreon so thank you for making so many good videos.

[@make.anything]

Thank you, that warms my heart 😊

[@ColorDragon]

Can’t wait to get a printer sometime to print my designs. Love the simple but useful designs you have.

[@MarsMountain]

So many amazing designs! You have such a talent for creating good looking and very functional designs. Iterations nails the functionality over time, as shown with the garbage bag brackets. That said, I would slowly lose my mind over having to use two hands to put garbage into the bag. A simple lip on the front of the lid would allow you to open it while holding garbage with the same hand. Also, if the brush was mounted horisontally over the dustpan, it could help holding "dammråttor" or hair clippings in place while carrying the whole thing to the waste bin. Välkommen till Sverige, vi är glada att ha dig här!

[@make.anything]

Great suggestions, thanks!

[@logicalfundy]

Avoided this because it popped up on April Fools, glad I finally watched it. Really good ideas, I've already downloaded the hangar.

[@macswanton9622]

I'm a little surprised at the pooh-pooh-ing here in the comments. Sure these ideas have been done, obviously. It says much more that the processes used, and the proven results, make your offerings uniquely outstanding. I'm not going out and buying your kit, but I can' t say you don't make it very tempting! You really know your stuff 👍👌👏

[@_Piers_]

@25:23 Is that a power socket above the window? If it is, why would it be up there?

[@98Zai]

It's for hanging a small lamp in the window.

[@jonogunn]

I really enjoyed watching g this! I can tell there was a lot of time and effort into the quality of the video as well. Good job! I’m gonna try some of your prints

[@jajasi4752]

This is amazing! But what is the thickness that you use to create the ribs so they merge? It would be awesome to know

[@make.anything]

.001 mm cuts for the PLEIADES prints... I could have gone down to .00001 mm but it's already fusing at this point. If not, just have the printer overextrude ever so slightly. For external ribs like the VESUVIUS pot, the ribs should be double the extrusion width, or slightly less for a bit of overlap.

[@jajasi4752]

@@make.anything thanks! I was just designing an HDD storage rack and this is perfect for that

[@Nifty-Stuff]

Wow, your design skills were better than I thought. PLEASE do more videos like this with stuff you design around the house! ... and thanks for making the files public!!!

[@rianschoeman3033]

LOL. You know you can just bring the hanger up from the bottom of the sweater...

[@imausum1]

That's a lot of stuff I would never even consider 3d printing, but you've come up with a lot of really cool designs.

[@DrDoohickie]

This is cool. I made a similar brush to clean off my build plate. The other end is a scraper to clean off purge lines and failed prints.

[@stapuft]

......no stretching is required for normal hangers....... Just go through the bottom of the shirt......

[@coltynstone-lamontagne]

I would rather stretch the nexk hole them fumble through the bottom when putting it on and taking it off the hanger

[@ITServiceLU]

😂

[@kamo7293]

...elipses are three dots

[@stapuft]

More dots=longer pause Lrn2internet kiddo.

[@cindywhite9754]

What a great video! Genius ideas! And entertaining also. Thank you for sharing your designs.!

[@SargeZone]

one idea for getting the brush to drop all the gunk into the pan could be to make a comb like add-on on top of the pan where the handle are attached .. bwainfart ..

[@make.anything]

Totally! I wanted to make something like that in the past for my non-printed dustpans, so I just might :)

[@Sanctus_Judas]

I love your vids man I have been watching at least since I was 8! You are never boring to watch. Keep up the making!

[@make.anything]

Wow! Thanks for sticking around. I feel old now hehe

[@AshLordCurry]

Not to be dramatic or anything but the coat hanger is a design marvel

[@Tacomaster-lq2ik]

I love that shade of green. I needa get my hands on it at some point. Right now im waiting on my 7 spools and .2, .4, and .6 nozzles to come in from Bambu

[@johnathanclayton2887]

19:23 looks like gears! I love it!

[@BenWolkWeiss]

I'm impressed by the dustpan as well! ABS was a good choice, I think most bristles are typically nylon. I also cut my own hair (started during the pandemic) and you're doing a good job and I also found that it wasn't too hard to get decently good at.

[@make.anything]

Nylon would probably be even better, but super tricky to bridge like that... I might have to try someday

[@pasemek2501]

We have this saying that it's not a true polish household unless the trashcan is under the sink. Love the design and I might print those myself!

[@makedaevilmage]

Yo, I been printing lots of clothes hangers that you designed and I freaking love them!! The happy colors I used makes me happy just opening my wardrobe now lol (turqiouse and magenta).

[@make.anything]

Woohoo! 🙌

[@kgndk]

Always Great Stuff 😅 enjoyed your video yen again 💪🏻💪🏻

[@TurboSunShine]

Print in place 4 life! Never save essays! Write it and print it! Saving is for people who have doubts!😂😂

[@_tortilla_]

I think making a nozzle for the watering can would be pretty cool (although the laminar flow is quite mesmerizing)

[@dfgeek]

Your work is amazing! Have you considered creating an online course for designing objects like the vases that we could purchase? I would really be interested!

[@hotfix7387]

I don't know how I haven't run accross you before. I am subscribed to ~50 different 3D printing channels, but what I saw on yours today was truly amazing. I really look for functional prints (toys are nice but making things your need is 10x better) and you just knocked it out of the park over and over again. I'm printing your free hanger right now in silver PETG, fingers crossed I got everything right. Is there any chance you will post the free designs to MakerWorld? That would simplify consumption of your models as well as drive up subscriptions to your KZbin channel as you could link to it for people to see the items in action. I can't wait to see what you come up with next. If the hanger works out I will be buying your full model for the extra bits and bobbles but more importantly to show my appreciation for the work you put into this. Side note - I recently backed the "hinger" Kickstarter which cost a LOT more for just a handful of fabricated hangers, and had I seen your video before hand I wouldn't have bothered *even though you approach the solution differently - you should check out her design).

[@volodymyrliashenko1024]

One of the best 3d prints!

[@Sharlequint]

Would love to see how you get those complex shapes in fusion great stuff as always

[@KatherineCulford]

Awesome designs! Man add a shelf under the green and orange bags so the bottom of each bag is sitting on a small shelf :) that will take some of the pressure off the bag and prevent it from ripping without having to make anything large :) maybe even add a short lip to the shelf so the bag will definitely stay on it.

[@tinkerman-q]

One more for your utility belt: Instead of a tape in the screw, you can save yourself the trouble of missing the mark and or removing the tape afterwards by designing a mount you can attach to the drill. To the side of the mount and aligned with the drilling axis you can make a hole where you can insert a stick with ruler markings. You can then push in the stick that will be x milimiters behind the crew bit tip. You can now carelessly drill as the stick will touch the door and preventing you from pushing further. You can design any mechanism to lock the stick in, but if you have a filament that allows for some flex, but it can maintain rigid lock, then I like the approach of making a cerraded stick, that you can move freely through the hole while holding down a hinge with a few teeth that will mesh with the cerraded side of the stick.

[@nikkiperkins881]

I am so fascinated by this video!! You had a new subscriber within a few minutes, just based on your personality. A lot of people gave you a beating for your hangers, but I loved them! I love that you could do multiple colors which if you want to use the color to further organize your closet, you could use it to know it a glance whether the item on the hanger is a T-shirt, dress shirt, tank top, long pants, skirt (I’m a girl I have lots of clothing options OK?) Dress pants versus leggings; the ideas go on and on. Plus like you, I just moved to a new area (although it’s not Sweden I moved from the East Coast to the West Coast). Sadly, while I’m happy to have a new house design has gine back to white everything. It’s nice to have that pop of color in your house :) Now onto my legitimate question: for the broom, would the bristles have to be printed in ABS (I’m literally purchasing my first 3-D printer in the next week or two so I’m a complete newbie) or could you pick a softer materials such as TPU? I wasn’t sure if the bridging function would work on a softer material. I understand you said that you had to pick a material that the printer could extrude, but would cool as it was being bridged. But as an newbie I have no concept of how to judge which of the various materials would do that. You do give me hope because the X1C is at the top of my list in terms of printers I’m looking at. It’s reassuring to see the kinds of things I could potentially make. Fidget, spinners, and toys are great, but having actual functional items come out of my printer is way more satisfying for me 😉

[@make.anything]

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed my projects! Bridging TPU that far sounds like a real challenge but seems reasonably possible with the right settings... and maybe the bristles wouldn't have to be as long since the material is more flexible. The whole design might have to change if it becomes a floppy brush though. I might have to explore that a bit!

[@Tcustoms]

Beautiful transitions man! Great video and lovely vases

[@adrutu]

awesome. will have to print a few now 😀

[@nancysimpson3901]

Everything looks great can’t wait to try them out thank you

[@G15Movies]

Very nice Engineering and creative!

[@jasondrulz]

Love your creativity and design ideas, very inspiring :)

[@hed420]

Amazing models! I want to print them all. I just wish I had a 3d printer.

[@outdoortherapy6596]

Wow brilliant, can't wait to get my first printer and give these a go

[@tjpprojects7192]

Most of the time, I don't need to 3D print things, but when I do, it's extremely useful.

[@therealgamerpro6504]

"Securely holds my junk" is worth a subscribe lol

[@winandd8649]

@1:50 Nice design for sure, but have you tried to rotate a regular hanger 90 degrees and inserting it FULLY into a shirt (not directly into a sleeve) , and then rotate it back? works like a charm.. So I guess you solved a problem your created your own 😉

[@monkeysausageclub]

You could just put a regular hanger in from the bottom. No need to stretch! However your design is handy for travel as it folds.

[@CraeBert]

omg your prints look SO good i wouldn't even guess that they were 3d printed, but I was wondering if those clean prints were a result of having a bambu lab printer or do u think I could get that same print quality from other kinds of printers, like the Flashforge Adventurer 5M?

[@Phirebirdphoenix]

your passion for design is inspiring! Any chance you'll make a self-watering plant pot design that combines the drip tray and the soil container?