What shaped moulds should I make for next season’s fruit?
@john_barnettАй бұрын
alien shaped limes\
@LandeeАй бұрын
circle
@ramous5182Ай бұрын
Maybe a really oblong orange
@SYDEWAYSSАй бұрын
banana shaped lemons
@BlutankalphaАй бұрын
lemon shaped bananas
@canadian_grim_reaperАй бұрын
"Should hold up to the heat in the garden" You know that's high praise when it comes from the aussie
@deltatgamesАй бұрын
Woah that vacuum molded 3D printed sheet looks sick! Also this video looks like it took a long time, kudos for sticking to it!
@tja62000Ай бұрын
Holy cow! The surface texture of the vacuum form at 6:00 is super cool!! I'd love to see what people could do with it especially since you could totally print out different designs rather than just straight lines. Thinking of the cool things you could do is endless. I'm imagining a sheathe for a Damascus knife made of a vacuum formed plastic sheet with a matching Damascus pattern.
@KnockKnockShowsАй бұрын
For fast growing vegetables you might want to experiment with, try courgettes (zucchini). You'll be able to experiment with a lot of shapes in a short space of time.
@johnathanmendez3452Ай бұрын
Real facts, or even cucumbers. They just don’t stop growing
@bekabecatchoo5772Күн бұрын
browser windows 12 5:50
@agepbizАй бұрын
Fun video and project! Also I did not expect the 3d printed sheets to look that good after vacuum forming, almost like transparent carbon fiber
@bacon.cheesecakeАй бұрын
The molded printed sheets look so neat, almost like transparent carbon fibre
@zyrppaАй бұрын
You should try small mould when fruit is small and change it to bigger and bigger mould as the fruit grows. That way it doesn't crush itself
@ledocteur7701Ай бұрын
To avoid splitting issues in 3D printed sheets I would go with really thin 0.3 mm layers, normally that would make the dimensions really inaccurate due to the nozzle squishing the plastic but here it really doesn't matter, and that way there is more overlay between the lines, as well as ofc 2 intersecting layers. using different top layer fill patterns might also make for interesting results, an hilbert curve, archimedean chords or octagram spiral (all available in prusa slicer) might make for some really nice looking heat forms. The ultimate but probably overkill solution is ironing, most slicers offer it now, if you're not familiar it runs the nozzle across the top layer to remelt it while extruding a tiny amount to fill the gaps, it makes any print top surfaces look super smooth, and for a super thin sheet would essentially remove any weakpoints, at the cost of printing time, lots of it.
@XodabeefАй бұрын
Sure the fruit are cool but can we talk about that incredible photography? So skilled!
@chrish8941Ай бұрын
"personal use" milk crates? as opposed to.... milk crates for corporate use?
@john_barnettАй бұрын
technically milk crates remain the property of the dairies... but that doesn't stop me from having close to 50 of the things
@keptleroymg6877Ай бұрын
Probably some Australian thing
@itsgonnabeanaurfrommeАй бұрын
Yep
@EC-dz4bqАй бұрын
@@john_barnett odd as they are junk/free in the states. Used for shipping/cheaper to throw away than to ship back for re-use.
@john_barnettАй бұрын
@@EC-dz4bq We reuse them here to reduce plastic waste, but go out the back of any servo and there's usually a stack of them you can just grab one if you need
@ericlotze7724Ай бұрын
What i want to do is grow a pumpkin into an aerodynamic shell / APFSDS Projectile shape for Pumpkin Chunkin lol
@lupusk9productionsАй бұрын
lmao do it ! that would be awesome
@WolfieNDolphinsАй бұрын
make it bullet bill!
@crayder1100Ай бұрын
Pumpkins grow into molds much easier than these fruits, so that would probably be really easy.
@fnnsjsnnejejdndnxhxjnaАй бұрын
That's an incredible mandarin tree, i'm jealous
@anotherlemon1053Ай бұрын
I own the same vacuum former and also struggled to obtain those sheets, never thought of printing them though, that's brilliant!
@felixdietzCGNАй бұрын
Is there any reason you need those brand sheets? You can get any material and size from hardwarestores, craftstores or eBay and just have to cut it to size
@3DJapanАй бұрын
This is the same way they make square watermelons on Japan.
@EXMachina.Ай бұрын
But aren't those Square Watermelon made in Brazil and then imported to Japan.
@torterratortellini6641Ай бұрын
@@EXMachina. 🤓☝
@_A_CubeАй бұрын
@@EXMachina.you gonna take that?
@The_Legend_Of_KennyАй бұрын
FR Japan is such a cool planet
@DanTDMJaceАй бұрын
@@The_Legend_Of_Kennyit's a country
@bluesheepredanimationskind7690Ай бұрын
hearing a man say "The birds were having a feast, but they couldn't get to my armoured fruit" in an australian accent is just perfect
@NoahMakeItАй бұрын
2:40 S T R A W C H E R R Y
@BBspeedy64Ай бұрын
You good he definitely said strawberry
@fatstupiddinosaurАй бұрын
@@BBspeedy64they were most likely referring to the shape & stem, being similar to that of a cherry.
@gerg66Ай бұрын
@@BBspeedy64It's because the strawberry is shaped like a cherry so strawcherry is a play on word
@BBspeedy64Ай бұрын
@@gerg66 oh sorry
@New_Markos_the_train_guyАй бұрын
That’s the Bunnings I go to! 0:29
@FatherAndrew-Scarlet-PriestАй бұрын
Does bunnings actually sell sausage in bread called a "bunnings snag" or is it just a joke?
@FBI8625Ай бұрын
@@FatherAndrew-Scarlet-Priest yeah every bunnings does
@Yeetgod95Ай бұрын
@@FBI8625 they dont all the time, only every now and then
@Suota14Ай бұрын
@@FatherAndrew-Scarlet-Priestevery Saturday!
@ImboredandannoyingАй бұрын
I go to that Bunnings too!
@BababababatАй бұрын
I think they are all unique and pretty nicely shaped
@mwwhateverАй бұрын
Mandarins have a thinner skin than oranges, that's probably why they filled out better.
@anthonystownsendАй бұрын
"personal use milk crates" hahaha
@bmurch1700Ай бұрын
I have a few of them lol
@G7AnimatedАй бұрын
Awesome video! I’d recommend using the Mario mushroom orange for the thumbnail
I have a funny story of how a cucumber got stuck in the mechanism of the door to the greenhouse that it was growing in. It was an absolute nightmare to get it out and in the process of getting it out it got a little scared but it also so happened to be that the cucumber itself was very big so it filled out the corners very good and was almost a perfect rectangle with rounded bottom and top. It was also sqare on the inside and tasted like Minecraft.
@GriffinForteАй бұрын
Lol
@Swingylad23 күн бұрын
yummers
@heakhaekАй бұрын
Gardening and 3D printing was something I never expected lmao also goofy ahh sounding bot comment
@JarydGiesenАй бұрын
Man, that fruit busting outta the printed molds, would not of expected that much force!
@MakerMindsetАй бұрын
You could reduce the number of screws by 25% if you put the two sides of the mold right next to each other in the vacuum former. When you are done, you can fold both sides together. Since your vacuum former is small, you may not be able to make two sides of the orange at once. However, it could work for the smaller fruits. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@PandasAreCooIАй бұрын
nice video bro keep doing good stuff
@VolotrothКүн бұрын
You got me with the "orange cubed" joke
@Bob-n8h4xАй бұрын
You should make orange Russian nesting dolls I think it would be possible?
@d.lawrencemiller57558 күн бұрын
3:27 seems like if you changed the part orientation you wouldn't need support material
@PPYTAOАй бұрын
I loved this, such a fun idea and awesome results! I wonder if a multi staged approach would fare any better for finer details. You would have to start with a smaller mould, so the fruit is immediately being trained into shape while it is smallest and presumably most easily influenced. Design the mould with the 3d printed sheets to intentionally fall off the fruit when it is ready for the next mould. The medium sized mould would this time have some room to grow into, but because the fruit is already trained it should be much more likely to fill out the intended shape. Also radius all sharp corners/vertex, trial and error will tell you each fruits best radius.Perhaps a 2 stage process will be perfect for some fruit, others may require a 3rd stage with a much more heavy duty mould to try and contain and conform the fruit into shape in it's final stages of growing and maximum skin thickness. Thanks for taking the time to do this and share it! :)
@ZooD333Ай бұрын
6:43 wow, you must have been very patient to get a perfect shot of an orange dropping from the tree! 😂
@L14M44Ай бұрын
Yeah saw the string too
@Mr-Mojo92Ай бұрын
Wow my god that turned out excellent and I love that video That is cool and inspiring 😊😁👍
@electrosyncАй бұрын
Thanks for watching!
@Schöenebuddy5 күн бұрын
Spookley the square pumpkin!
@ramous5182Ай бұрын
I tried that once with a plastic bottle and some zucchini, worked reappy well!
@felixdietzCGNАй бұрын
Great experiment!
@jessi330Ай бұрын
This is so fricking cool. First you grow fruit trees! Then you do cool stuff with 3d printers.
@ricknite261Ай бұрын
Make a phalic shaped mold for avacados so you can have guaq and balls 😂
@Osky-BoskyАй бұрын
very cool
@NEXTLOOKINGАй бұрын
4:10 when the zesty ones start weightlifting
@bird_b0nezzАй бұрын
fuckin’ love that bunnings was included in this already sick video, an aussie classic
@ArchTalonMCАй бұрын
0:29 Bunnings Rydalmere there’s a maccas next door
@somaskanda2010Ай бұрын
I had the same issue with Mayku here in India. I ended up buying 6 ft × 3 ft pet sheets from a local supplier and cut them up. It works great for a fraction of the cost.
@electrosyncАй бұрын
I think that’s what I’ll do when I find a local supplier.
@merkel_userАй бұрын
When among us shaped fruit XD
@Chaos-Devil51Ай бұрын
Seeing this gives me an idea if you can make the molds reusable that would be great for keeping fruit for away from pest.
@bubu88134Ай бұрын
good video keep it up!
@MatejBeranekАй бұрын
kinda strange thath i rediscovered this chanel and the first thing i notice is a new vid thath just dropped an hour ago. great to see another upload after seven months!
@john_barnettАй бұрын
sounds like the algorithm discovered it lol
@DhonduWaniАй бұрын
Nice to see fruits in different shapes for a while,fewer times Regular farmers approach playing against nature.
@SocialistSociopathPK442Ай бұрын
After a long time seeing you again
@iresineherb7Ай бұрын
فيديو جميل واحترافي شكرا
@blasphemer_amon19 күн бұрын
The Orange Box 2 lookin good
@Loaf214 күн бұрын
You could try to use bigger and bigger moulds as the fruit grows Also dodecahedron moulds would be cool
@jakubpluhar491415 күн бұрын
@electrosync From the 3d printed sheets I got an idea. How about creating texture molds. Basically create grooves and points in some sort a pattern all around the fruit and then the fruit would grow into the hills and valleys of that shape. Basically if you look at your 3d printed sheet, and then you made all those lines into big or small grooves/peaks. Also this is fantastic, I adore this content so much, I would wish for you to be able to grow all your bounty 20x faster so you could spend all the time managing the garden, harvesting etc.. Truly peak content.
@jesca4855Ай бұрын
Bro causally owns a whole farm
@TagnatАй бұрын
THSTS THE SAME GODDAMN BUNNINGS I CAN DRIVE TO
@measureonceprinttwiceАй бұрын
Bunnings!
@OnliPhans_Kenobi17 күн бұрын
I wonder if making the flat surfaces of the molds slightly concave would cause more of the fruit to move toward the corners. An extremely concave mold would be interesting too
@tazzitekАй бұрын
My dude is gonna start the Chunks company
@edht214 күн бұрын
You could try a metal mould, I think that would be more than strong enough to fold the fruit in place. But then again, you can't see how ripe the fruit is while growing.
@jakipop3397Ай бұрын
I feel like this would work a lot better if you slowly increased the mold size bit by bit, switching it out gradually so the fruit has time to adapt and shape properly. I feel like that would produce much cleaner shapes and also help with the issue of misjudging the size.
@tapiocajack3004Ай бұрын
You should make fruit that shaped like other fruit
@marcydoodleАй бұрын
Sumos! 🧡
@Dr._A_editsАй бұрын
BUNNINGS WAREHOUSE! -davidsjones
@paulojesus8573Ай бұрын
Search about electroculture Use wood sticks whit copper spirals around them to make things grow faster and healthy
@nagiuhtiАй бұрын
Love this! Do you think using different, same shape molds, smaller in the beginning and bigger in the end, to change as the fruit ripens, would help with the shape being more defined??
@JandodevАй бұрын
Fruit grow maximum angle test plz :)
@BasedBidoofАй бұрын
neat
@elliottonytАй бұрын
Pretty sure you should be able to get pet-g from Bunnings or most plastic/acrylic suppliers locally
@PhilipNiedermannАй бұрын
try to get access to a Tangelo tree .. the fruit is softer than a normal orange/lemon/lime and probably would lend itself better to be shaped
@malyck19 күн бұрын
Man's alive
@PowerPointGamingАй бұрын
fruits with 3d printed armour a fruit of armour if you will
@WoolyCowАй бұрын
how about a LO O O O O ONG mandarin...
@KoolerThanLemonsАй бұрын
0:07 hey! why am i a square?!
@rubenverster250Ай бұрын
Make one that is a dice shape. With the beveled edges The 1 side face can be where the stem of the fruit goes in
@HecticgonАй бұрын
4:45 haha funny lemon joke, cause you weren’t **sour** with the lemons.
@InthewyldАй бұрын
Disney does the to get some shaped fruit. Mickey shaped pumpkin. Their molds are a lot thicker
@ChristopherFalletta-rh9jfАй бұрын
I hope those molds are food safe
@cmbaz1140Ай бұрын
Telling nature what to do...yeah...what could go wrong...😂
@segment932Ай бұрын
Extra life gained? What about growing them in steps? Like first print a smaller container and then a larger so that it first grows in to the small one and then you change it to a larger?
@sleepdjАй бұрын
when banana shaped fruit?
@Rev_Erser29 күн бұрын
you should make a normal sphere mold, but just a *little* too small for the fruit compact him.
@darkmage7771Ай бұрын
I’m curious if you tasted them? Did it change the profile at all? I would assume the orange would be more juicy when you bite into it because the juices were more compressed.
@MPGfan-s7y28 күн бұрын
8:43 is that the mushroom from Mario or am I seeing things
@sussdood23 күн бұрын
a couple seconds before he called it a super mushroom
@skanndelusАй бұрын
Nice ❤
@almosthuman4457Ай бұрын
I wish I lived somewhere warm enough to have citrus trees that actually make fruit.
@TPS-js4imАй бұрын
You could make a climate controlled garden (no idea how to do it)
@kingszenoАй бұрын
Saw asians making cubed watermelon. This is cool too.
@DracoTheNinjaАй бұрын
prop compartment for the minecraft movie:
@rooslixАй бұрын
I bet I could do this and it would be cool
@sebsmith5100Ай бұрын
New year suit
@TPS-js4imАй бұрын
You can now make cubed watermelon *very expensive in japan*
@owenpatora7352Ай бұрын
Pokéball fruit would be VERY cool
@SinderDev-gu4efАй бұрын
The square one looks like a Minecraft block
@TopHat_LOLАй бұрын
When I saw Bunnings I immediately went to the channel owner location and it said “Australia”
@th3redstonemanАй бұрын
What about a star shaped lemon like the light fruit from one piece?