Replying to everyone for the next 24 hours 😎 New Lanyard USB-C cases for AirPods are here btw: SHOP.KENP.IO Thanks for watching ❤
@LavaCreeperPeople4 күн бұрын
Nice
@leonYoong4 күн бұрын
5:11 I love this 😂
@KotNameDungDerErste4 күн бұрын
Warum kein roots/schrauben-verdichter? Sind leichter zu dämmen, da höhere frequenzen, und du benötigst ja eher volumen statt druck
@AX-fx7ng5 сағат бұрын
Maybe you can now also be a WHITE LABEL factory for some other similar DESIGN PRENEURS? Whatever free/ idle time your Manufacturing Flow/ Line has..
@StormBurnX4 күн бұрын
I love how calm and collected this guy is. No ragebait, no inflammatory commentary... just a cool dude making cool shit and doing damn well at it.
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
🫶
@diegomonzon3 күн бұрын
I love the process! That’s probably $100K worth of machines and printers.
@username97744 күн бұрын
I love the more behind the scenes look here
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
It doesn't get as many views but I know that some people really enjoy it! I personally also really enjoy watching this type of content. That's usually where the really interesting information is hidden :) Will do more! Thank you for watching
@Zirlikus4 күн бұрын
Smart Cookie! Version Stamp in the design is such a good idea!
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
glad you got something out of the video 💪
@drawnonmustache3 күн бұрын
I received my case about a month ago and really love them. Well done my man.
@TheBackyardChemist4 күн бұрын
I am not sure how comfortable I would be handling lots of micronized powder in the space where I live, every day. One has to be very mindful of dust control, otherwise it will spread everywhere in the house, and then get airborne again later.
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
I agree dust control is definitely something to watch out for. Thankfully for me everything is contained in 'the lab', not where I live. I just took out the machines bc it was easier to record with more space. Looking into renting an industrial space in 2025 to move production!
@AleksandrEfimov4 күн бұрын
You're doing a great job, really! Manufacturing anything is a non-trivial thing, and you make it only by yourself. And the product looks awesome! Especially polished ones
@Phiz7873 күн бұрын
Seriously impressive 1 man shop you've got going. Just found your channel. Going to poke around more!
@dieselphiend12 минут бұрын
What an incredible machine that automated polisher is.
@ChapitZulkefli4 күн бұрын
ayy just in time. finally bro. thanks for listening! i saw my message on 6:53 XD
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
thanks for suggesting the lanyard!
@ChapitZulkefli3 күн бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation cheers mate!
@xkloob4 күн бұрын
Wtf happened to you at 5:54 ?!?!?
@alliphantic4 күн бұрын
It's almost like an OpenAI SORA video, I can't figure it out either! btw, @ExploringTheSimulation, love your USB-C retrofit external adapter for AirPods Max, seeing your shop and backend processes. Wishing ALL the success to you, as you are keeping older technology technologically relevant for years to come! KEEP IT UP!
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
In an alternate Simulation where I sandblasted 1000+ parts by hand, I turned into dust midway through the process and then used that dust to print more cases 😇
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
@@alliphantic thank you, really appreciate it!
@jortor29324 күн бұрын
Ai
@AAYMF4 күн бұрын
😂
@LoadinDoesStuff4 күн бұрын
You need pick and pull shelving! This will give you another task optimization thing to explore which is huge in production logistics.
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
Yes, for sure; the boxes stacked on each other are not optimal at all! My constraint now is space, but I am looking into moving to a bigger place next year, so I will definitely try to improve the box situation. Thank you for the suggestion. 🤝
@antonburdin97564 күн бұрын
Great job. Hammered texture looks the best in a semi glossy finish. Eggshell finish is very practical.
@Forexfox9914 сағат бұрын
I wear hearing aids, which gives me 5 days of Bluetooth music, so I don’t really need this item but boy, what an amazing setup you have! What a time to be alive!
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video!
@francoisandrey97513 күн бұрын
As always, du génie bro 😎
@808GT2 күн бұрын
We manufacture a lot with fdm and SLA. We looked into using SLS but the post processing blasting time (which you went through with a time lapse for a reason) plus the surface finish was not good enough. We weighed this against simply buying more SLS printers which produce flawless prints and the post processing is much lower. Oh and colouring is part of the printing process, all integrated.
@rajaspoorna6405Күн бұрын
I'm a bit confused by the last part More SLS printers that make flawless prints? Did you mean a different type?
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
I also didn't understand your comment, sorry. For the blasting, I used a timelapse for the same reason I don't record the whole 12 hours of printing-to make the video concise, not to hide anything. The blasting actually only takes about 20 minutes; it's not an issue for me.
@shakhzod60433 күн бұрын
love your work bro just keep those things organized. ! :)
@d33p3454 күн бұрын
ooooooooooooooooo super cool!!! cant wait to see what you come up with next
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
will try to release it as soon as possible! thank you for watching
@TouchWorld3G3 күн бұрын
Hey there, since you are already labeling each part, you might want to add a badge for the type of plastic used. It is actually required by law in some regions and will help to improve recycling a lot! :)
@Sleekflight12 сағат бұрын
Excellent, very satisfying watching!
@rohitpanchal98773 күн бұрын
Awesome work! As an experienced mold maker based in India, I can offer you significant cost savings of 40-50% compared to your current quote. In addition to mold manufacturing, I can handle the production and shipping of molded parts exclusively for your needs.
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
You can shoot me an email so I have your contact, but for now I'm committed to 3d printing :) Thank you for watching
@makeSURFmake22 сағат бұрын
This is awesome! Nice job! So jealous of your print / post processing setup!
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
It’s a work in progress, but I’m really happy with how it’s coming along! Thank you for watching :)
@Derpalerpa4 күн бұрын
Proud to see this. Hope you make a good profit!
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
Thank you!! All profit goes back into the KZbin channel 🫡
@ACDK34 күн бұрын
My feeling is: keep it simple. Use as many common parts as possible and reduce complexity/variants. "You can have any color, as long as its black" - Henry Ford :D
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
I do want to keep it simple, I agree with you. The lanyard version here was more to demonstrate the flexibility of 3D printing for manufacturing. One comment I received a lot was that the dark grey color would mostly appeal to a male audience, and by asking around it does appear to be true. So I think it could be interesting to try to make a lighter color version! Thank you for watching :)
@mhn23visual4 күн бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation You can usually solve a problem for yourself and attract similar people like yourself to buy your product. But once that is saturated you got to talk to users you haven't been able to acquire and understand what their preferences and problems are. Don't make the mistake to branch out too much based on comfortable assumptions. rooting for you!
@nonatrib2064 күн бұрын
This was a great and inspiring video! No idea I could buy a pick and place machine. Thanks for doing what you do! What was your favorite part to design?
@nonatrib2064 күн бұрын
Wow you also open sourced everything whaaaat? ❤❤
@ngjinkai8 сағат бұрын
2:18 can you print even more in the same volume by having 2 lids half inserted into the body?
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Technically, yes, but I need to rotate the lid 90 degrees. This means the lid and bottom part will not have the same layer lines and look, so I do not do that. Thank you for the suggestion!
@rajaspoorna6405Күн бұрын
This is incredible. Now I'm beginning to think this kind of thing is possible
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
I'm doing it! It's possible :)
@平和-v1z4 күн бұрын
You are amazing, I love your content!
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! I'm just getting started
@Rawstock9221 сағат бұрын
Seems like there would be a good rotary screen (tumbler) solution for loosening the raw slugs that come out of the printer. Looks like the clean up solution on the machine is suited to one-off and larger parts.
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
This is definitely where most of the human work happens. I agree that I need to find a better solution. I mentioned trying to use a drill with a brush accessory. I will try to improve this by fixing the brush to the station and adding a foot pedal to turn it on. I also need a better brush. I also thought about a tumbler solution but haven't looked into it much. What kind of tumbling material would you use? I'm worried the powder might get contaminated with tumbling material residue.
@nullmind4 күн бұрын
Wow, I wish I could be like you someday. Can I ask you - what was your career path before this? I'm currently in college, but I feel like it just isn't for me. I have a couple of product ideas but I'm not sure if it's worth dropping out and pursuing my engineering dream. How did you get the courage to fully commit? Am I worrying about nothing and should do what I love or forget about it and focus on college? I understand that it's beneficial to have a day job that can keep you afloat, but then I'm afraid I won't have time for my projects. I feel like I already have all the knowledge I need, and I can just look on the internet for more if I have to. Am I wrong to think that higher education is overrated?
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
Thank you for the kind words. That's quite a heavy question, but I'll try my best to answer. I think it's really important to take online information (even from me) with a grain of salt. Everything depends on so many different factors, and what you see can often be chalked up to "survivor bias". I'm not sure where you're located since that could affect my advice, so I'll just share my experience. I did my bachelor's and master's in robotics in Switzerland. I was already really lucky since education is pretty affordable here, and most people around me (including myself) didn't need to take on debt for college. I worked part-time doing engineering gigs and had a supportive family. I know that puts me in a more fortunate position than 99% of people out there... But honestly, being debt-free alone wouldn't have been enough to make me fully commit. I was doing my master's during the pandemic, so I basically decided to go full nerd and just tinker at home every day trying to build something cool. I wanted to create an iPhone with a USB-C port - the first one ever. After two years of trying things, giving up for a few months, then trying again with new ideas, I finally succeeded! I posted a video here on this channel and it completely blew up! Changed my life overnight. Though it was more like an "overnight success" that actually took over two years to make. In the video description, I mentioned I was job hunting and got over 150 offers in about 3 weeks. I always knew I wanted to do my own thing, but this gave me confidence that I could find work pretty easily if things didn't work out. Then something unexpected happened - people who saw the video started emailing me asking if I could develop products/prototypes for them. So right after graduating, I already had several freelance design jobs lined up that helped fund my KZbin work until about a year ago. Then through KZbin, I started getting brand sponsorship deals, and now I'm selling kits and cases, which has made it possible to continue this KZbin adventure for the foreseeable future.
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
College was important to me as a safety net - having that backup plan to find a job if the entrepreneurial path didn't work out. When you're young, it's tough to build credibility and trust, and having a diploma from a reputable college really helps with that. Plus, I built my circle of friends and met so many people I never would have connected with otherwise. I did think about quitting near the end, but I'm really glad I stuck with it. Looking back, my college experience wasn't overrated at all - it was challenging, but I had a great time. If it's possible in your situation, maybe consider taking fewer classes and staying an extra semester? That could give you more breathing room to work on your own projects and see if something clicks.
@iliqiliev4 күн бұрын
So cool, makes me want to buy AirPods just to give them the USB C treatment 🤣
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
😅 I'll have tons of new stuff next year! Maybe there will be something for you :)
@FrIoSrHy4 күн бұрын
They do sell airpods with usbc now but this is so much cooler.
@tradingisthinking4 күн бұрын
hmm, good job, have you tested the resin printer?
@tomasm123318 сағат бұрын
What happened at 5:55?
@the_guy_with_yeeyee_a_haircut17 сағат бұрын
Ai
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
I explained in another comment :)
@athmaid3 күн бұрын
The "hammered" finish looks the best imho
@jonasaskenobis6 сағат бұрын
I glass bead blasted some factory made MJF Pa12 parts with a handheld station, and they turned out with a lot smoother finish and completely no visible layer lines. The particle size was around 150um, don't remember the pressure. Maybe that would be possible on a robot as well if the blasting angle and distance were adjusted?
@ExploringTheSimulation6 сағат бұрын
The layers lines can disappear if I print the part at a different angle! But then I can't fit as many parts in the same small volume. I actually really like the layer small layer lines so I don't mind, I think they look cool. Handheld station is fine for a couple of parts but if you need to make 100 every day you will burn out very quickly :) Thanks for watching!
@watchingyoutubeat4 күн бұрын
great work
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching!
@agontbelov4 күн бұрын
How much the whole investement to start costed you?
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
I show the invoice in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ6uXmSni9pqp8U :)
@ricardom9594 күн бұрын
Why dont you print an SLS metal mould for injection?
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
The surface finish of a 3D-printed metal mold would not be good enough and would require an additional CNC pass. By that point, it is not cost-effective; one might as well do everything on the CNC. Thank you for the suggestion!
@kibabyte4 күн бұрын
I love your profile picture! Always wanted to ask, how exactly did you make it? (I tried a few ASCII-Art generators but they don't really look the part)
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
I made it years ago! If I remember correctly, I also started with one of those generators you mentioned, but I think the key is to have a very clean-looking picture. I used the same picture as my LinkedIn profile. Then I cleaned it up a little by deleting characters manually, and then I wrote a Python script to manually swap the existing characters with characters I had chosen myself. Hope this helps!
@kibabyte4 күн бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation Thank you very much for the answer! I will look into it a bit more
@RestoreTechnique4 күн бұрын
This was super cool inside look. Surprised to hear it costs $15k for a injection mold!! I thought they cost a couple of grand, but damn 😅
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
It really depends on the complexity of the mold. The cases have cavities inside to put the electronics; that already complicates the mold drastically because you need to add sliders. Looks like you got a couple of new videos too! Excited to watch them 😊
@tinkerman17902 күн бұрын
Impressive!
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Glad you like it!
@Ludix1474 күн бұрын
Hey, maybe you want to get in touch with the good people at Lockcard, they make 3D-printed wallets and similar things in Ulm, Germany. They have quite a big factory setup now, with tens of Prusas printing all day long. Seems like a good fit!
@Ludix1474 күн бұрын
Oops, they actually also have an SLS printer.
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
Yes, they probably have a similar setup to mine. Thank you for the suggestion!
@norm11242 күн бұрын
Swiss PB screwdrivers? Best choice, ❤ from 🇨🇭 to 🇫🇷
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
🇨🇭🇨🇭
@loneepiczКүн бұрын
Which compressor are you using there? I saw german signs on it 😊
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Yes, it's German! From a company called Implotex. I got the biggest one, 3000W, I believe.
@loneepicz4 сағат бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation Thank you for your answer. Do you run it in your apartment? Are your neighbors not disturbed by the process, and how long does the post-processing take? I’m also interested in Formlabs devices and considering keeping them in an apartment.
@videal87194 күн бұрын
Great video ! But what is wrong with your current pnp?
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
Love the people and philosophy behind the PnP, but I outgrew its capabilities pretty quickly and also feel like they started selling the feeders too soon. The feeders are not good and not reliable enough for 0402 components (which I use almost exclusively). I need to watch them and fix alignment issues constantly. For the price they are selling them at, it's not okay. Now, I'm looking to buy a real industrial PnP.
@rusencelik12724 күн бұрын
İs it the opulo? I thought it was a good machine
@JensonTM4 күн бұрын
bouta order 1000 of these
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
🔥
@Kato09094 күн бұрын
Great video!
@cromer7772 күн бұрын
you could use acid to make surface more smoother
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Which one, though? Are you sure it's safe? I know you can do that with acetone vapor on ABS FDM prints, but haven't found a DIY method for SLS Nylon 12 yet.
@user-dl6iy7rd2y4 күн бұрын
I wonder how the 3d printed part would look sanded and mirror polished ! Also how are your neighbors not complaining ?
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
I'm not sure it's possible to mirror-polish them. Maybe through electroplating and then polishing?
@krezii4 күн бұрын
love your videos!
@jorsm.3893Күн бұрын
Very cool video, but seeing the price of that 3d printer your use alone, I wonder, did you already manage to make those machines pay for themselves ?
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Actually, yes, I try to be as transparent as I can. I even talk about the quantity of orders in the video. The setup paid for itself in the first week of orders; I was very lucky.
@borys_platon4 күн бұрын
What about such iPhone cases? I really like my iPhone 13 mini but would like to have type c on it. Or maybe prepared part for swap in repair shop.
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
I'm working on it! I had too much work because of the quantity of orders that came in, but now I can focus on it again :) Still have one technical challenge to overcome.
@yasho4374 күн бұрын
9:41
@borys_platonКүн бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation Really waiting for it! I thought maybe some chineese companies already did something because we now have official type c parts for iphone but i was wrong and dind find anything on aliexpress
@themindeeКүн бұрын
Admire your risk taking approach to run this business 3D printing and youtube. Not sure how you finance your business sustainably. The hardware you are using properly costs over 100k. You need to print and ship a lot of parts to make this work. Maybe you can share some insights how your business model looks like. Much appreciated.
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
There are definitely risks involved, but I'm in a good position because I have a very supportive and kind audience on KZbin. So, if I make something new, I know that at least a few people will know about it, and I don't need to spend a lot of money on marketing. Regarding the printing setup, I was fortunate; it paid itself off (assuming my time is "free") within the first week of orders. It actually costs less than the number you gave, and I show the invoice in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ6uXmSni9pqp8U Thank you for watching!
@eugyscan4 күн бұрын
Do you ever have print failures? If so, how many?
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
Yes, that can happen, but I have never had a complete print failure (where everything after a certain layer height is destroyed). At most, I get one or two cases with a small visual defect (on a 70-case print). Most of the time, there are zero defects. When there is a defect, it could be that something contaminated the powder (hair, debris, or whatever), or it is usually fixed by cleaning the optical cassette in the printer. I would say it is very reliable.
@eugyscan3 күн бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation That's outstanding, thanks for replying and keep exploring the simulation👌
@czar_cz4 күн бұрын
3:04 when?
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
Maybe in 3-4 months? I want to change the pick and place before shooting. The rest of the setup works great, especially the vapor phase reflow oven.
@matthewm82894 күн бұрын
How much did the 3D printer and other machines cost?
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
I show the invoice in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ6uXmSni9pqp8U :)
@miketech8114 күн бұрын
What's the final price per piece? Nylon is an expensive powder material
@jacevincent257422 сағат бұрын
He probably doesnt want to say exactly because people get weird and dont understand margins, but I would guess under $1/ea still
@mmcnama42 күн бұрын
Why don't you like the Pick and Place machine?
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Answered this in another comment :)
@markwebster4324 күн бұрын
instant subscribe!!🙌
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
welcome to the group!!
@LavaCreeperPeople4 күн бұрын
Yeah
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
Yeah? Yeah.
@mark63024 күн бұрын
very cool
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
glad you like it!
@ChristophBackhaus2 күн бұрын
Why not FDM bambu printers. Get like 10 A1 create prints with support or the auto loader and have it run all day and night. No post processing and filament should be much easier to handle
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Printing quality is still worlds apart. The supports would leave marks that I will need to sand down; otherwise, they might scratch the AirPods cases. Thank you for the suggestion!
@jamesx74244 күн бұрын
Serious question. Are you planning to pivot to a different product line once Apple stops selling their dumb lightening cases? I love the Max conversion kit you sold me. So satisfying to see the announcement of the new headphones and be able to laugh at how slow Apple is.
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
TL;DR : Yes, I've got a list longer than my arm of stuff that would be cool to make! They actually already did stop selling the Lightning cases! It's all USB-C now. People would think that it means my adapters and cases will lose their appeal and become obsolete, but actually, quite the opposite is happening! Imagine someone getting the new iPhone but they still have their old pair of AirPods that works perfectly, but now it's the only device left with a Lightning port that they own, so one of my cases becomes the perfect solution. Now the opposite can happen too, where the iPhone becomes the last product they own with the old port. I am working on that solution too ;) And once a product has been invented and produced, it doesn't take much effort to keep stocking it, I can focus on inventing new stuff!
@jamesx74244 күн бұрын
@ that makes a lot of sense. That’s actually exactly the reason why I was so excited for the AirPod Max conversion kit. They were my last lightning product. Thanks for the well thought out reply. I also have a small production product that sells okay, but I often wrestle with the decision on upgrading my production. Great videos. Thanks for sharing.
@도둘리-i7k3 күн бұрын
The only biggest issue is the price of the sls
@Jonathan-ez8tq3 күн бұрын
To be honest, i own a 3d printing farm, and my fdm printers would actually make a better finish then this SLS printer. Just produced 3700 parts this week, 100% B2B business. The fuse1 is not a bad printer, but the PA12 they sell is way to expensive…
@MaksimIzer3 күн бұрын
hoyl shit, people are paying 60$cad for a CASE?
@MartinoTurrina2 күн бұрын
For the iPhone ha 😏
@GReddyDaG4 күн бұрын
A product for everyone is a product for noone.
@ExploringTheSimulation3 күн бұрын
That's why you make different products 😇
@Noney80784 күн бұрын
The SLS machine + cleaning station and sandblasting robot cost more than molds for your entire product family (most of the small parts could go into a family mold, same for some of the cases and covers). If the SLS machine is used solely for production of this product family than Im not sure its was a smart decision, but if your sales are a few thousands per year than it probably is.
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
It doesn't? The bottom part for one case was already $15,000... There are 5 bottoms; that's more than the whole setup! And yes, you mentioned it correctly: price is one argument, but the fact that I can continue to produce new products (and I will!) is the real game changer. Thank you for watching.
@Noney80782 күн бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation I am saying that the 15K quote you got is an extremely overpriced quote. Lets say your current setup is worth around 100K$, you have around 15 parts? some of them can be molded into a family mold, you are talking about around 100-150K$ for molding (and that's at the expensive part of the spectrum, the design and molds can be optimized and a better mold manufacturer can be found to reduce the molding price dramatically) and then piece price is a few cents with almost 0 post processing. The main drawback is that changes are almost impossible, but once your design is completely finalized this is a much better option if you are producing more than a few thousands a year.
@i_am_the_real_Blank4 күн бұрын
blud a une usine dans son appartement
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
presque !
@dieselphiend13 сағат бұрын
No disrespect but it doesn't "look way better than those conventional filament printers". At least not the newest, Bambu Lab, Voron, Rat Rig, etc, printers. There is a feature built into modern slicing software called "fuzzy skin" that eliminates layer lines. Modern FDM printers are so good these days. However, this job is begging for a resin printer. You could probably print 10 of these on one tray, at least. Something like the ELEGOO Saturn 4 Ultra MSLA would make short work of these.
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
Appreciate your suggestion! It's hard to tell on camera, but when you hold an SLS-printed part and an FDM part in your hand (even one with the latest technology you mentioned), they are truly worlds apart. The quality is incomparable. Also, FDM would probably leave support marks that would scratch the cases if not sanded properly. For resin, the resolution would be great, but there would still be support marks. The deal breaker with resin is that it solidifies when printing with UV light. The sun also emits UV light. So it's great for prototypes, but you can't sell consumer parts for outdoor use because they will continue curing in sunlight and become brittle. Thank you for the suggestion :)
@dieselphiend14 минут бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation I see, thanks for the reply.
@herpderp166223 сағат бұрын
I stopped caring about all these "3d print" start ups. Yall do the same thing. Type 3 lines into an Ai, it pops out a 3d model, you have the BALLS to try to copyright literally everything to ever be produced in the world and pull the ladder up behind you. So i just poach the shit out of it, make minor changes and get my bag. You cant copyright 99% of the things that are basically fair use or already existed. Ive read countless lawsuits on this, and the loss rate of the copyright claimer is astronomical. Because in reality it doesnt hold up. Thats like a company trying to use an NDA that breaks laws to go after someone, the NDA is now irrelivant BECAUSE of its contents. Same applies to copyrights, they are pretty weak actually.
@ExploringTheSimulation5 сағат бұрын
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@RokasSondaras4 күн бұрын
kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHeWiYOFh6Z5ZqM bro please stop... I spit my coffee on my screen. :/ For real, great video, Will be taking some inspiration for my manufacturing line, but please don't do that AI "enhancements" :D
@NimVim4 күн бұрын
Why not?
@TaigiTWeseDiplomatFormosan4 сағат бұрын
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@Skanda50004 күн бұрын
Ja. Certification? EM directive, CE, low voltage directive, productsafety?
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
Thank you for the recommendation. This video was about plastics manufacturing, but I do plan to make more videos in the "one man factory" series :)
@Skanda50004 күн бұрын
@ExploringTheSimulation if the plastic starts to melt due to malfunction of the device. You are responsible. I'm a product developer. Contact me if you like to know more.
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
@@Skanda5000 Appreciate your concerns! As I said I will make another video on this. On I side note for someone else reading this, the product is safe and you can't melt plastic with a 5V usb charger.
@Skanda50004 күн бұрын
@ExploringTheSimulation that's not true. Of course you can melt plastic with usb. Watch what power can go through it. Multiply volt times amp and you have the power. That is exactly why does directives need to complied with...
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
I tried staying friendly to you but I don't like your tone. You are just spreading misinformation without having all the information. You should do the opposite, get the information and then start making claims... The product doesn't take more than 5V@0.6A. This is 3 watts. Now if you can hurt someone with 3 watts or melt plastic then I would advise you to patent your invention and you will make billions 😇
@joeyounan554 күн бұрын
First
@ExploringTheSimulation4 күн бұрын
Here's your medal: 🥇 :)
@joeyounan554 күн бұрын
@@ExploringTheSimulation lol thanks, really enjoyed this video, can’t wait for your next one.
@XdekHckr3 күн бұрын
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@btkachenkosmm2 күн бұрын
very strange chose to produce, super expensive, why you don't make form for EM from silicone (yes it's not such solid like steel, but for series 1-5k, looks like perfect cheap pick) if you take amortisation's and other spendings looks unprofitable, tell me, you just wanna buy this sls and need good reason?))