I Built a Portable Editing Hub / Chill 3D Print Project

[@coreybond7356]

Your modifications are fantastic. I'd love to see more!

[@jesperj86]

Great build, I like the way you use the shape of the SSD's, it really looks like a professional product I think a 90 degree USB-C flat cable can be a solution for the stream deck. the flat cabel can be snaked under the stream deck. But it might need some redesign for the cable and plug itself.

[@FlatLanderTech]

That's an amazing suggestion I really appreciate your comment, I'm currently working on a project that would really benefit from one of these flat usb c cables! Glad you enjoyed the project!

[@felixemmann9262]

this is the best video I have seen in 6 years

[@FlatLanderTech]

Hahah I really appreciate your comment and I'm glad you enjoyed it! I hope you find many more videos with far higher quality than this though, there's definitely some out there :)

[@502legends4]

ngl might be the most soothing voice on the internet

[@FlatLanderTech]

haha glad you enjoy it! ill do more voiceovers with the podmic soon, I used to always get comments like this, people also saying they would use the videos to fall asleep too hahah

[@GoodHandsTV]

Wow. What a truly dope thing to stumble upon. I just switched to Resolve this month, own a Loupedeck CT, and picked up my first big boy 3D printer. This is e.x.a.c.t.l.y. up my alley. I'll be checking out your project files for sure. Thanks for your time and brainpower putting these awesome ideas into the world. Your video quality is top notch, too. 10/5 stars. Would this design accommodate the CT if it was turned 90 degrees clockwise? I'm finding I like using mine rotated so I can have my thumb always on another dial (zoom) for timeline nav.

[@AltCine]

Beautiful work & video. I enjoyed this very much 🤌🏾

[@FlatLanderTech]

Glad you enjoyed it! I remember the build your own Bolex video you made a while back! really great content!

[@robertharker]

Great video explaining your design process. Thanks!

[@FlatLanderTech]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@abyshines]

Impressive indeed, you should have included the finished product teaser in the beginning, at one point i almost thought the 3d printed version without the finishing was the final product. Neat and professional except the loupdeck usb cable dangling from behind, wish that was also part of the case like the ssd, just slide the loupdeck and done. Great video btw. 👌👌🙌🙌👍👍👏👏

[@FlatLanderTech]

Im glad you enjoyed it! and thank you for the feedback! i agree that i should have integrated the cable a bit better on this version!

[@abyshines]

@@FlatLanderTech I am just being critical, it's one in a million video, specially for someone who looks out for practicality, wonder why companies overlook these kind of stuff incorporated, guess you may be the one making one for people, 😊❤

[@tynextnext736]

The deck looks awesome! Great work!

[@FlatLanderTech]

Thank you glad you enjoyed!!

[@georgeeberle3998]

Hi @FlatLanderTech, thank you so much for this project! Impressive! BTW: The first link in the description isn't working. And are you able to provide us with the file for the ring too?

[@jarrettporst4799]

Highly inspirational! Gives me many ideas for my equipment too.

[@FlatLanderTech]

Glad it gave you some ideas!

[@RyanWeathers3D]

amazing video production!

[@FlatLanderTech]

Really glad you enjoyed the production qaulity!

[@PlutoCantStrafe]

extremely underrated

[@FlatLanderTech]

Glad you enjoyed! :)

[@tony92506]

this is very cool, as for the cable, you could print a little clip to hold it to the side much like the clips to hold wires along the body of pro video cameras

[@FlatLanderTech]

Glad you enjoyed ! I really like your idea, I think that would be a good compromise between size and functionality! thanks for the suggestion :)

[@tony92506]

@@FlatLanderTech this is such a great idea!! Thank you for sharing!

[@HaywireFanPage]

have you the stl for the wheel thing mate? can't see it on the pcbway page!

[@WoodworkJourney]

Just found the channel, this is a brilliant design and the whole video is incredibly well lit 👍👍

[@FlatLanderTech]

Thank you @WoodworkJourney really appreciate it! i indeed spend a lot of a time on lighting so its nice that that's noticed haha

[@oxygenzero4475]

what software do you use?

[@max_imus]

Amazing project!

[@FlatLanderTech]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@gremlinsbreath]

What are the SSDs from? I've never seen them before.

[@speakoid]

Very impressive. With the bits you had to hot glue, could you have put heat set inserts into the holes and then screwed through them?

[@FlatLanderTech]

Your absolutely right I should have used some of those threaded inserts that you can head with a soldering iron, I'm unsure if that works with resin printers but ill look into this thank you!

[@JayAmp.]

Awesome build! do you have a video of you using it?

[@FlatLanderTech]

Really Glad you enjoyed it! ill be uploading some shorts over the next few days that showcase how I use it, and what for, like the editing presents and stuff, if you have anything specific you where wondering about let me know ill be sure to incorporate that :)

[@not0evn]

This is so awesome. Idk anything about ordering 3d prints. I wonder if you'd ever consider selling these on etsy or something, I'd definitely buy it

[@FlatLanderTech]

@not0evn I've definitely considered it however for a product such as this I'm unsure how to deal with all the techy components required, if for example the SSD caddies are no longer available in the buyers country, its quite reliant on the products I used to be available. perhaps for some of the simpler projects that don't require all too much stuff, or maybe selling it as a complete package but that's quite a large investment for me haha. let me know if you have any suggestions on this. but thank you for mentioning this, its great to know some of the audience is interested! I've put it on my to do list to look into.

[@craigwickham7963]

What is the ssd enclosure you are using?

[@dangonzalez1785]

thought he made the face interface but he didn't. meh!

[@PYROWORKSTV]

I think you're using the word tolerance wrongly.

[@FlatLanderTech]

Hahaha, yeah, you're right. I'm using it in a more human way, I guess-like tolerance in people, relating to how much someone can handle, but then applying it to an object. XD

[@cjpro4631]

What ssd is that with the handle at the top and what program are you using on your iPad to cad

[@1tk]

👏👏👏👍

[@austinwatson5328]

which cad software are you using?

[@FlatLanderTech]

Its called shapr3D :)

[@D-One]

Really cool project. If you into making more similar stuff than def buy a resin printer, even really cheap ones +-300$ can give you much more accuracy and surface finish.... The 'resolutiion' is just imcomparable to FDM. Post processing is annoying and toxic tho...

[@FlatLanderTech]

Glad you enjoyed it!! ill definitely look into some resin printers, currently I live in a one bedroom apartment though so its somewhat a hassle to deal with toxic stuff but I'm sure that I can figure something out, thank you for the advice!

[@rogovskui]

Nice video, ugreen and vention ( its two companies i have tested) makes great angular type-c cables so you can make smaller "deck" on the side and it will be just about 8 millimeters. What are those ssds? Name brand?

[@FlatLanderTech]

The ssds are from Uni Accesories, their M.2 enclosures, uniaccessories.com/products/m2-ssd-enclosure-orange Thank you for the suggestion on the USB c cables im currently working on a project that requires one so this will come in handy! glad you enjoyed it!

[@JeronimoStilton14]

It seems like you may be using the term tolerances wrong. Increasing average wall thicknesses isn't increasing tolerances. Making a hole bigger for less of a snug fit is increasing the tolerances. Edit: Maybe not? It seems like you do hit on the tolerancing of the resin print so now I am confused lol.

[@FlatLanderTech]

haha I'm using the word in the same way you'd use it to describe a person or something like this, like that person has a high tolerance for pain, but then misapplying that to an object, it was a busy week apologies for the confusion :)

[@CyrilBanerjee]

Super Nice Vidéo! Do you think It can be possible to make public your "Loupedeck Ring V2.stl" file? Thank you in advance if you do it. Great Vidéo again!

[@_IanOfEarth]

The hot glue pained me. For future reference you can get thread repair kits or thread coils, drill out your hole to be slightly oversized, and then "repair" the thread that never actually existed. Great project otherwise!

[@FlatLanderTech]

It pained me as well, Ian, haha. I even burnt my finger! Haha, no, but yeah, I was really sad. The print came out so nice, only for me to ruin it. XD Oh well, it's still working out, so that's okay. I appreciate the feedback and suggestion on the thread repair kit-I’ll look into this! it seems like a really good idea just put a metallic coil in there and then it would also look a lot more professional :)

[@_IanOfEarth]

@@FlatLanderTech For a future project, this one works, on to the next one!

[@miko007]

i think you are using the word "tolerance" totally wrong ^^

[@FlatLanderTech]

Hahaha, yeah, you're right. I'm using it in a more human way, I guess-like tolerance in people, relating to how much someone can handle, but then applying it to an object. XD

[@eBoard3R]

🤙🏽👌🏽👌🏽🤙🏽

[@FlatLanderTech]

👌👍 :)