i make interchangeable 3d printed heels

[@mynameistim777777]

Great concept! Don't know why 3DP heels haven't taken off with the brands yet.

[@pileofstuff]

Demonstrating homemade heels on stairs... Brave. I'm pretty sure I saw some flex in a couple of them.

[@MrBaskins2010]

This is a billion dollar idea. Your channel is clever, dope and masterfully edited. Make snack pocket heels for the next video. Tinkercad gang gang

[@MrUltramove]

For the interchangeable design, you could use Fusion's Thread Tool. Its easy to use and will give you secure attaching mechanism. You just need to carv some of the material from the heel so it can fit large enough of a thread that its easy to print and strong enough. For the desings of the heels, you could also use Fusion with Loft tool for cool designs or Sweep tool. You could also use metal inserts for thinner lofted parts to increase strength.

[@flippantb]

very cool! also consider some clear resin to infill some of the more delicate designs, and a jig to do the cuts so that they are the same

[@RexusKing]

I'm legit surprised all the heels works! I like the blue/green one most, too.

[@buildersmark]

Should create a center core for the 3rd design but apply the same design to the exterior of that core. That way it would match the outer frame that you created.

[@SamuelRowan]

This is amazing!!! This definitely gives me some inspiration to take some existing clothes and shoes and add 3-D printed portions..... So many ideas

[@TheDistur]

That is a cool idea. Looking forward to see how you refine it.

[@SewPrinted]

Love the project, love the explanation and the humor of this ❤️🔥 awesome video girl!!!

[@MakeItAndFakeIt]

oh hi! surprised to see you in my comment. Also a fan of your channel ❤️🔥

[@mattaniah]

such a creative idea!! love this channel btw getting major creative tech inspo ⚡️💓

[@csgameng1128]

This is awesome 🤩

[@DwenDooley]

I've got a suggestion... Obviously you have to go normal with the walls and density in the places where the 3d print interfaces with the ground or the shoe, but my suggestion is for the in-between... instead of doing voronoi... do no walls, and just infill for some of it. You should probably be able to do that with an overlap mesh. I bet several of the infill types would look cool depending on layer height and density... Gyroid, for sure. (Upon hearing that gyroid was the best for strength and minimum amount of plastic, I printed an infill-only cube and was able to stand on it.. it's quite strong. Just an idea.

[@3disnuts115]

good stuff!

[@RKborgohain]

How about topology optimizated heel structure ? Good video.

[@ottersdangerden]

Remember those sketchers shoes with the lights in em?

[@justovision]

Glam! ✨

[@Badg0r]

I want to print a few for my wife too. Do you have any advice? I dont find any beautiful designs on Thingiverse that she would like.

[@perfectious]

Ooooh what 3D printer do you have?

[@boots1622fan]

what material did you use for these? i was thinking of doing something similar but i dont want them to break ;v;

[@ItsWaltieTime]

Just spit balling here, but... Have you seen the Cthulhu Idol by Kubold on Thingiverse.com? What about something like that where your heel rests encased by his head? Or, twisted rose vines for the heel and the rose at the back of the shoe.

[@christophercook8]

Post the top/bottom models and let us fill in the middle for you!