Top 5 Fun and Useful Projects to 3D Print

3D Printed woodworking equipmment, puzzle and furniture.Printed in PLA and TPU, designed in Rhino 3D with grasshopper plugin:www.rhino3d.com/
Kickstarter Campaign Launches this Wednsday:
www.kickstarter.com/projects/...
Ruler Marking gauge: • Universal Ruler Markin...
Lathe chuck: • 3D Printed Lathe Chuck...
Design procces: • Designing Lathe Chuck ...
Furniture for small spaces:
Part 1: • Designing furniture wi...
Part 2: • Furniture for Small Sp...
Thread Puzlle: • Crazy 3D Printed Threa...
Angle height Adjustable table: • Table for Students wit...
To download files check: ussadesign.com
Other 3D Printed Tools for Woodworking Used:
3D Printed Router Lifter: • Router Lifter || 3D Pr...
3D PrintedRouter Extension: • How to Cut Circles in ...
3D Printed Vacuum Clamp : • Vacuum Clamp for Woodw...
3D Printed Tool for Round legs: • How to make round legs...
Instagram: / ussa_design
Patreon page: / ussa
3d printers used :
Artillery Sidewinder X1: amzn.to/318pRvN
Artillery Hornet: amzn.to/3m1MaPc
Creality Ender 3 V2: amzn.to/317DXNY
Artilery Hornet: amzn.to/3m38esJ
Creality official website: www.creality3dofficial.com/?s...
Creality Ender 3 V2: www.creality3dofficial.com/pr...
Camera gear:
Camera: amzn.to/3tOKV6K
Camera lens: amzn.to/3cbLSAa
Second monitor: amzn.to/3tO3pUZ
Microphone: amzn.to/3fbALZM
Lights: amzn.to/3sfYWdm
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#3dprinting
#ender3v2
#sidewinderx1

[@renderdragons5387]

Hey, I have been in the animation/CGI industry for 3 years. I gotta say, your production quality is very clean and professional. The way you sequence your shots keeps me engaged and does a fine job of telling me the story and purpose of your design. Also your choice of music and low-volume sound effects match the video. Sound is one of the most important elements in videos. Keep up the great work!

[@PrecisionToolJ]

So true! I couldn't of said it any better!

[@forlaughs272]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnPlKyQbbdma68&ab_channel=THEWAY

[@skilledcamman4752]

@@PrecisionToolJ couldn't have*

[@asztapaszta9]

Hats off, you are a fantastic designer and maker! The stool is my fav project out of these, thank you for sharing!

[@lolcec81]

Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.

[@djalmaribeirodrone]

Their designers and solutions are amazing! Keep inspiring us with your beautiful work! Happy New Year

[@accumulator4825]

That table must be one of the coolest things I've ever seen haha

[@astaschak]

The threaded puzzle seems pretty cool. I'm tempted to make one on my cnc lathe. The chuck at the end would make a neat desk toy but not too functional for much more than you showed unfortunately. Not rigid enough. But still well designed and a neat concept. These will go on my to print list for when I stop being so cheap and buy a printer instead of watching videos of people using theirs.

[@MrPanaramuh]

Did you ever buy one? Lol.

[@theincompetentduo-tid9206]

Very enjoyable content. Thank you!

[@gustavoalvarez3335]

SUPER INCREÍBLE GENIAL ASOMBROSO. TE FELICITO POR LO GENIAL QUE ERES. SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA

[@samboissonneault2443]

Very inspiring, thank you for the video

[@sergebond8920]

a genius thank

[@MarcSolomonScheimann]

That threaded insert tool is amazing. I can’t see it easily on your website. Can you share the link?

[@PureLiveVideo]

I'm also interessted to buy the stl files from the thread insert tool... It's possible to get this from you ?

[@mcstarcoin]

That thread insert tool is super cool! Is there a way to buy it? The design looks super useful. Thanks! :D

[@IrocZIV]

Nice looking vid, though your depth of field is pretty shallow, which leads to lots of out of focus shots. Try running a smaller aperture (F-stop). You might need more light, but it would help with the focus issues.

[@Manu1c]

Hello there! At 4.27" you are showing cutting the legs of the stool with a japanese saw. What is the jig you are using for that? I use japanese saws as well but struggle to cut straight and square! Do you have a jog for it?

[@JPToto]

Very interested in that threaded insert tool! Did you make an earlier video about that or are there plants/STLs anywhere? Well done and great video!

[@Entele21]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2O3daWMgLiigLc I believe this link is the video in question.

[@theosette8632]

Awesome

[@nzalog]

Please get a variable temp soldering iron for the heat set inserts.

[@rickmccaskill7888]

Where could I download the STL files for the stud insertion tool? Love you designs. Thank for sharing.

[@ussadesign]

thank you,have just finished design:ussadesign.com/products/p/precision-insertion-tool-for-threaded-inserts-3d-printer

[@forlaughs272]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnPlKyQbbdma68&ab_channel=THEWAY

[@mtzmechengr5781]

Wait ✋️ how did you time those threads in the thread puzzle?!?!

[@juda]

My hero...

[@ernestocanterocoach3510]

I like if you make something like mortise tenon tianli. It is excelente your work. Argentina

[@forlaughs272]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnPlKyQbbdma68&ab_channel=THEWAY

[@justinweatherford8129]

If you sell the stools, then over time you might find more and more of your customers complaining about having loose stools. Lol

[@baerchen1300]

Einfach unglaublich

[@charlesingram9471]

If you needed to make yourself a square, how did you cut the bits of wood square? xD

[@nicolasjonasson4820]

How good is the self centering of the chucks? Looks very impressive

[@v1Broadcaster]

3 jaw

[@alpsalish]

So you can sand a dowel?

[@christianmontagx8461]

5 Points for Ray Harryhausen Stopmotion Effects ;)

[@azlum000]

Your methods of installing heat set inserts hurt my soul.

[@isaackvasager9957]

can you elaborate which of these projects is useful?

[@Hanzi2u]

Haha yes that's what I'm thinking aswell

[@alpsalish]

Not a one.

[@user-ri2ej4te9s]

А токарный станок сделать?)))

[@Noobochok]

Another solution looking for a problem video.

[@TheRealPostpunker]

The vise I didn't get... The other one's are quite interesting

[@alpsalish]

Buy a nice adjustable square. It will last longer and work better.

[@RafaDe]

I"m amazed by your GH skills... did You learned it all by yourself? Or maybe there is a source on web, where I can learn it? Can You share Your gh scripts? something simple... or maybe You should make a YT video out of it... ...please? ;)

[@ussadesign]

I kinda learned it by myself from youtube videos but improved it a lot from my colleagues in architecture, I'm planning to make a video on how to make threads and bolts in gh, cause that's why I started to use grasshopper for my projects instead of rhino itself, later just started to script whole project in it cause was making a lot changes for just several millimeters and modeling it in rhino would take a lot of time although scripting at the beginning definitely takes longer than designing directly in rhino

[@RafaDe]

@@ussadesign I'm an architect too, although i deal mostly with residential, so it's hard to develop skills when man have no practical needs for parametric design. I plan to learn it anyway, but so far I use rhino to create stuff for my camper. Can't wait for your video. 👍

[@ussadesign]

I was mostly involved into large scale concept projects so had to use it a lot,mostly for facades and area calculations

[@ispalin4667]

👍

[@benholloway6985]

so that's where all the threaded inserts went

[@jordyv.703]

DO NOT use 3d printed parts for anything that operates at a high speed. That lathe chuck is fine for some slower things, But it's dangerous to use that.

[@The_Quaalude]

So you're saying my 3d printed circular saw won't work!?

[@NotaSuspiciousName]

the way this guys uses a router gives me anxeity

[@ItsMeGiga]

I have half a bottle of whiskey in me and still know that the 4 jaw chuck is rediculous. In fact as a wood worker I wouldn't make a single one of these with my printer, they're all rediculous and blame KZbin for even recommending this to me

[@alpsalish]

Yeah, this was hard to watch. I'm still trying to wrap my head around any good reason to own a 3d printer. I haven't seen anything useful.

[@alpsalish]

The router bearing was melting the plastic template.

[@ItsMeGiga]

@@alpsalish honestly I bought mine because I had a project that I wanted to do and it was cheaper to buy one and print it myself instead of sending it to one of those rapid prototype sites. It's been the only use I've found for one

[@alpsalish]

@@ItsMeGiga I can see prototyping as one very valid use, but then the product has to become something else. Cool, and I hope you find something else to do with it.

[@abelredondo1248]

Tus vídeos son muy buenos, pero tienes demasiada publicidad.

[@forlaughs272]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGnPlKyQbbdma68&ab_channel=THEWAY

[@Exstaz]

Hmm those inserts are not meant to be used in this application. You need to use inserts meant to be used for 3d prints. The ones your have are for casting.

[@alpsalish]

3d printers still make little sense to me. They are still largely toys.

[@alpsalish]

This guy would get fired from most shops for time wasting.

[@xiTuneR]

the lathe chuck is gotta be a joke

[@isaackvasager9957]

wait..you show us a tool to insert the brass screw things, then at 6:40 you don't even use your own tool (because it's useless and slow) to insert the 25+ of them into this print? lol

[@dv8075]

Зачем?

[@alpsalish]

The drill template was a waste of time and material as well.

[@Gromodrin]

я у мамки инженер

[@user-pk5go6yf5h]

Дред, недоумение. И вопрос зачем?

[@ussadesign]

чтобы ты спросил

[@MrNovenkij]

У вас опечатка в слове useless

[@ussadesign]

Отстань да, старенький

[@jothain]

Wth? Those chucks don't make any sense 😀

[@autumn5592]

I would imagine you would make a stand for the drill, so it would hold it while you work. Though it would need to be low speed, or that chuck would just detonate.

[@alpsalish]

No sense at all.

[@RealDaveWinter]

Or you could just buy a real lathe chuck for about $40.

[@davidcarlson399]

More like wasteful shit I sell

[@gordontaylor9451]

I'm am avid wood worker. My father just got a 3d printer. None of this is useful. Better ways to build a stool with less work and the rest is useless.

[@alpsalish]

Completely agree. 3d printers don't yet make sense as far as plastics go. The router bearing was melting the plastic template.

[@isaackvasager9957]

lol, that first jig for inserting the brass screw things...that is stupidly over engineered. Just use a damn needle nose like the rest of the world.

[@frankhovis]

Temperature controlled soldering iron. Easy.

[@savingwithdiy2844]

Beautiful video. I follow you also to take ideas for my channel

[@Longerofficial]

Friend,I really appreciate your work. We are looking for reviewers, would you like to review Longer's 3D printer & laser engraver?

[@user-cq1je5bv1m]

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