I 3D Printed a Big Chair with 4 Prusas and a P1P!

[@Shinthaw]

Now, I need to 3D print myself some furniture! This is the way!!!

[@DifferentAverage]

Too awesome man, 3D printed furniture seems to be taking off. Great contribution to the community! Solid content!

[@madebyjwillis]

Appreciate the kind words! It was a fun project!

[@Joe_Galaska]

I first thought that the core was made from empty filament spools. Nice design. You did a good job from design to finished product.

[@madebyjwillis]

Thank you! The spool idea is interesting! Appreciate you watching!

[@cuceucarina7558]

Amazing, no words! Can't wait to design and print some furniture too, besides lamps. But the amount of filament tho :o , how much % infill?

[@potatonado2341]

Would you ever sell/make the files available? I'd really like to try my hand at printing it. I have 20+ rolls of filament that's starting to get old

[@claylehman4376]

Thats so cool, I have a prusa mini and a project would be impossible :/

[@madebyjwillis]

You could do one that’s almost this size! It would just take a really long time haha

[@EC-gy9pv]

Amazing!!! Looks so modern. Thank you for sharing, Joseph! 😍

[@madebyjwillis]

Thank you!!

[@blaxploitation]

Great Vid! How much do you think you spent total on printing material, including all the prototyping?

[@madebyjwillis]

Too much haha probably around $250ish at least

[@roysigurdkarlsbakk3842]

How much filament did it take, in kilos, to make that?

[@madebyjwillis]

About 20kg haha

[@michaelgormel7223]

I feel epoxy would work better for assembly

[@madebyjwillis]

Yeah I agree! I just had some old superglue I needed to use at the time, but if I do another one, I’ll probably purchase some epoxy!

[@GiorgosLysigakis]

cool project. well done

[@madebyjwillis]

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!

[@mikegriffinasl]

Love it - v inspirational!

[@madebyjwillis]

Thank you!

[@terryclair2914]

Awesome model, I personally think that you have to much overhang on the sides. 2 inches on each side would seem reasonable.

[@madebyjwillis]

Haha I’m a lot wider than you are then - the chair is only 20 inches wide in total (most chairs are wider)

[@almonster2066]

Add some bondo, sanding and some velcro to stick pillows/pads to it. Looks really cool. Need a comfort level scale.

[@madebyjwillis]

Haha it’s pretty comfortable actually!

[@chancemedford6917]

Where can i find the stl files?

[@madebyjwillis]

They aren’t available

[@RL.1]

That's a pretty rad design actually. Nice video.

[@madebyjwillis]

Appreciate it!

[@LATEFX]

So good, was just thinking of doing something like this too

[@madebyjwillis]

Thank you! It turned out better than I expected for my first attempt - lots of filament though!

[@7897sebas]

It looks pretty cool! one tip would be to increase the line width on the infill, it would make it so it prints faster, the infill lines are more visible and the strength would remain the same, maybe also add vertical pegs for the pieces going along to align themselves too

[@madebyjwillis]

Are you talking about the layer height or the actual width? I made the layer height .30mm in the actual print (probably skipped that in the video). I’ve never adjusted the layer width though.

[@7897sebas]

I mean the layer width, you can increase it past the nozzle width by a lot so the amount of infill is the same but less lines are made, so it is faster as well I use a .4 nozzle with .8 width for infill, works great

[@madebyjwillis]

Ohhh I see what you’re saying! I’ll try that out! Thanks!!

[@SeanLewandowski2010]

@@madebyjwillis CNC Kitchen has a detailed video on Extrusion Width.

[@madebyjwillis]

@@SeanLewandowski2010 nice! I’ll check that out! Love his channel!