This 3D printed machine can do everything.

[@reedbrooks3887]

Just changes everything in the tinkering community, so excited to supercharge my leatherworking with this

[@user-qh1or3mq9n]

Im in the same boat. He once said he wanted to make a skiving machine and that would save me thousands of $$. Im very excited to see if that happens

[@shinu92]

Oh man, I wish my workshop wasn't already so damn packed, I'd already be making this thing! So many features I'd love to have access to. Some day...

[@caraeriu]

This just keeps getting better and better. :D Thank you for so much we don't even know to thank you about yet.

[@HoldYourSeahorses]

So happy you uploaded a video!!! Thank you. Keep up the amazing work!

[@PleakeCrions]

This guy is a serious innovator. I am also between jobs right now, but when I do get a job I’d love to see this made into some sort of one shop kit. So excited to see where this project goes!!

[@themidlandconnection]

im super forward looking to the watchmaker lathe conversion (model train builder here hahaha), depending on how that goes, im definitely wanting in

[@dustybookshelves2948]

Super excited about this. I have some fantastic vintage lapidary tools which I refurbished & they'll now outlive me, and being able to construct some of the finer control tools I'd use a fair bit will let me add more flexibility to my bench more quickly. Also, VERY happy you're well. I didn't see if you've posted any messages during this time you've been designing/iterating, so over the past couple of months I've definitely thought, "hmm, I hope Sweetgum is just busy, and not being held in a black site somewhere for that "let's print a war machine for freedom!" video!" 😂

[@PatriotPainter]

Nice to see Giovanni Ribisi is voice-overing KZbin videos.

[@kreglamirand2637]

New sub here. Just found the channel, like what you're doing here! I have a sort of hobby machine/prototype shop, some big toys and some small, I think you're on to something here as this machine does fill a lot of gaps. That's especially true for people just getting started who don't own a lathe or mill or whatever yet. I don't think dremel is a fair comparison for the same reasons you mentioned, and you're definitely going to learn some things building this that you just never would playing with a dremel.

[@SneakyMangoOG]

This is amazing! Keep up the awesome work! I just bought a printer and i cant wait to start printing this out! I just commented on the last video but here we are! This is a game changer for me, as the space available to me is so small, buying multiple would make it so i cant park in my v small apartment garage. Thank you!

[@hargrove_here]

Dude.... Nice work.

[@ReCaptchaHeinz]

this looks great! I can't wait to have my 3d printer so I can reach out to you and make one for my small workzone.

[@Slytly_Deranged]

Sent the donation and an email. Looking forward to getting the files and info. Can't wait to build one of these.

[@FunnyPhisto]

There is an old machine called the Hommel UWG („Universelles Werkstatt Gerät“ // „Universal Workshop Tool“) It’s a universal machining tool which is very versatile and which could give you some inspiration for your machine. Really nice progress so far. Keep up the good work. :)

[@JT-jg8le]

WOW! This is amazing. I appreciate this so much.

[@chadharding8216]

Love your ideas and videos. 🙏

[@christianbureau6732]

Great work!

[@rodrigoff7456]

To make it more stable, you could make a hollow attachment base that's filled with cement!

[@reptilez]

Loving it

[@greyhoundindustries4386]

Man I’m so hyped for this! Looking forward to the new videos

[@bestbelarusbloger]

Interesting ideas. I think best motor for any needs - servo motor with AC driver. Chinese brands is under 100$ (200-400w) 3000 rpm and full torch on any speed.

[@rocki_bb]

I'm so excited for the lathe build! I have multiple projects that really require a small wood working lathe

[@Dicecideo]

consistency is key, keep it going man

[@SilverRainSR]

Терпел из интереса эти печатные пасочки, но когда увидел распечатанную цангу - мое терпение закончилось 😂😂😂😂

[@Tiny-Designz]

AMAZING!!!! 🤩

[@mitchellquinn]

I believe that the 3D printed fan balance is going to depend primarily on the slicer & settings.

[@whatif8741]

for the clamps and base to mitigate drift from vibration and pressure you should put a 45 degree cleat on the base and clamp to where they interlock and it won't drift from the edge when using it.

[@alxxander7506]

Just found your channel and this is an awesome project! I also found someone else making a small 3d printed lathe and other tools, and he filled his 3d prints with concrete or cement. You could maybe look into that, the significantly increased weight might increase the stability even more, or even remove the need for clamps.

[@dSquared0162]

How about a “filament recycling” configuration? 👍

[@Ziptietechnician]

Remindd me of the old unimat machines

[@ElizabethGreene]

Have you considered filling some parts of the machine with e.g. concrete to make it heavier?

[@KingBjord]

Experiment: Make all machine parts of 3D printed metal, I'm curious how rigidity would affect precision/performance with this, and upgrading the motor how much that would expand it's capabilities. Hope you can do this one day, I'd love to see it.

[@ZuNunchaku]

i have suggestions for the motor that you might try : 1. brushless servo sewing machine. it has high torque, speed, well balanced, controller and power supply included, and cheap. and the controller itself is very good, it has break on stop, can reverse, and there is safety if overload. 2. brushless with am32 esc firmware installed. you can choose your needs for this option. motor and esc ampere. and it can go very slow, break on stop. i use it for my cnc. the benefits over option 1 is you can have a smaller motor than servo motor sewing machine. i really like brushless motor, because in theory it can last forever and the torque and speed are still constant across its life times.

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

that would triple the price at least lol

[@ZuNunchaku]

​@@sweetgumnyc7794 servo brushless sewing machine only $20-$25 so same price as your motor that you are using now

[@cbpuzzle]

Nothing beats mass for vibration issues. He's borrowing the mass from the table with that clamp, but what he really needs is a big empty base on the machine filled with concrete, lead, steel, rocks, etc. He's in NYC, so maybe steel scrap is handy. In the Southwest there's a lot of free heavy rocks outside.

[@crazyfitz18]

Wouldn’t that make it hard to flip it over and change things?

[@HammyandTheB]

I sent the donation and an email after last night. Waiting to get the info and 3d files. Can't wait.

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

Hey thanks for supporting the project! I respond to emails usually around 10 or 11 pm. If you don't receive a response from me by tonight, please let me know. I'm paranoid I might not be receiving all of my emails.

[@HammyandTheB]

@sweetgumnyc7794 sounds good. It's a cool project. And perfect for my lifestyle.

[@Cursed_Curiousity]

please make a playlist for this

[@southerndime333]

what a guy!

[@Squeazer]

5:06 Anyone else hearing Christopher Walken in that “gap”?

[@kallencollier2890]

why dont you fill some of the spaces with concrete ?

[@gordomts7204]

i used a gearbox from an jigsaw to transform the rotational movement into linear. u can buy one broken or get one for free

[@xchetitoxmc3908]

Why you don't use a platform like cults 3d for your 3d models, it's more easy than a email. It's a wonderful project I really interested on the gumball machine ❤❤

[@CrappieJunction]

awesome! Have you made the Updates and additional files available to us backers yet? :)

[@quekumber]

I've been brainstorming an auto diamond wire saw machine but I am very much lacking in that skillset. I bet you would be able to hammer something like that out awfully quick, think about it! I know many in the community would benefit. I am shocked there are not more viable options. It is just crazy to me we can have tile saws for $50 and the cousin (lapridory saw) is nowhere in the ballpark despite so similar. Same with the diamond saw, how is there just now a non-commercial vendor who makes it (although it sells for $3.5k). Thanks man, you rock!

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

i dont know what you mean by "auto" but a diamond wire saw attachment is very much in the works.

[@quekumber]

@@sweetgumnyc7794 Ah, just meant not manual, but hell I was still looking for one of those too! Simply going back and forth is killing me, if there is a manual rotary pedal type thing to magnify result vs effort put in wheerreee doooo I sign upppp. Then if it is electric, just take my damn money! Save meeee

[@user-so1hp8zv1q]

I just started printing mine tonight, have the case going. I am actually on a ender3 v3 se. printing with the suggested pla pro at 220 and default settings.

[@mettscientist]

How long will it take to print on this machine?

[@TheGribbleReport]

Concrete filled case? Seen a small 3d printed lathe using this idea to increase stabilization.

[@crazyfitz18]

Is there a BOM somewhere that people New to the project can check out and start procuring parts? I’d like to make one for sure and would like to make sure there was a detailed BOM for it.

[@_mudeyes_]

This is very cool how big is the box that fits the power supply my printer max print is 18cm

[@dawsonhillio4737]

Random idea that I've been curious about since I first saw the gumball, is using it as a possible makeshift milling machine or drill press. Probably not the best idea but just curious. Also what sort of power source does it use? I've been curious on what's powering the motor

[@shadowwwx1768]

I love to build one of this for in my atelier, but I cant find out what base machine you are using. After I find that I want to donate and build my own everything machine

[@nhm7530]

Ring Saw attempt for glass cutters?

[@erikmorris328]

Can't exactly listen to the video right now, so Im sorry if I missed it. Besides the $10 donation. How much does it cost overall for all the tools?

[@kristygilligan8249]

I'll have to look tomorrow on my p, c, but on my cell phone I don't actually see a link to anyone. Any files to download to print this or an actual list of parts in the proper order to assemble on this particular video or even in the description?Maybe it's on your first one.

[@Brandonscode]

Can this be made to sharpen clipper blades? Like a holo grind plate?

[@SaarNatanzon]

For sure this is my first priority project am into right now so down for it its look so good just wait to start (already donated and waiting for email 😊) i was trying to build my self something like that and so much failure in the way and one day you pop out of nowhere thanks !!!! I definitely going ro make it but one thing is for me it going to be way more than 65 dollor cuz i i need 220v convertor to 100v power supply and this is at least 120~ dollars from Amazon with fees and shipping and don't talk about filament and tools but still it worth it btwww how do you make this jigsaw table

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

Hi, I'm not home from work yet but if you have been waiting for more than 24 hours, something is wrong because I respond to everyone within 24 hours. If it's been longer than that can you send me another email? Thanks

[@adamgarside2455]

I do not have access to payal is there another way i could send my donation?

[@poto_max]

fill the parts with concrete ?

[@David_11111]

the files... what do you draw them with and are the native files available ?

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

Sorry I only send them out in stl

[@searchingfortruth619]

Can it be a blander too? 😂😂😂

[@lijath]

Can it 3d print?

[@michaelreeds3049]

Are the for sale i dont have a 3d printer but i want one

[@eslmatt811]

honestly, the going rate for people doing 3d printing is $10 an hour for machine time. So you probably looking at $200 for the printed parts. Even the cheaper modern 3d printers are decent these days.

[@S1CKB0YYStreaming-c1p]

How do we email you I’m ready for you to take my money!!!!!

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

Did you watch the video or read the description?

[@SergeiSugaroverdoseShuykov]

Do something with those loose blade cover, looking at how close you smash your fingers near spinning blade is disturbing as hell

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

That's a diamond blade. It can't cut you

[@michaeleverett2519]

Hello I donated and sent you an email haven’t heard anything.

[@Lwimmermastermetalart]

Oh what did we ever do without 3D printers. Seems they have become the most important tool in the shed these days. I really like what you’ve made but I cringed watching you saw without some kind of push stick. Your finger came way too close to the blade. Safety first! Other than that I’ll give you 👍🏼👍🏼

[@xander1756]

"everythng"...really?!

[@dl5244]

I'd prefer to not support PayPal... Can you add a crypto wallet address or some other payment options?

[@dragonpjb]

I think that is just a bench grinder. Am is missing a joke?

[@rajayjohnson907]

Please check your email / dms 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

i will soon. this project has me very busy and i can only check my messages once a day. Thanks for your support!