Organizing my Drawer with 3D Printing

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[natural_impatience]

This kinda stuff is why I love 3D printing. The ability to solve custom problems with custom solutions is so great.

[Ecipse..]

The effortless transitions between needing something, the printing time-lapse and then the print removal is stunning videography.

[henticleafmaples]

As an ocd person, watching everything fit perfectly is such a blessing

[lillovingsoul]

Literally "A Little to the Left" irl. Love this so much, especially the vertical space optimization! Great job!!

[Fixthisbuildthat]

Dude, your design details are so good. What a great setup 💪

[SpectreGamers]

I’ll be honest with you Scott. I have never found a channel before where I’ve been so sad and disappointed to discover they don’t have a huge backlog of videos to binge. I’ve started just straight up watching your videos multiple times. They’re incredibly well produced and the content is absolutely top tier. Can’t see a scenario going forward where your channel doesn’t become insanely popular.

[alunlloyd]

When a video that’s recommended has nothing to do with anything you have ever searched for, but thoroughly love when you do watch. Great stuff

[bradleybell]

This is one of the best videos I've ever seen on youtube. The cinematography, the lighting, the precision with the time-lapse shots, the clean designs and functionality. Man, I can't tell you how satisfying this video was to watch! If I had wealth to spare, I would certainly be begging you to help me design a setup. Absolutely love your content man!

[tdurante_]

Crazy how you can make hours of modeling and printing look so easy….great work as always!

[CRClem]

Hey, Scott. Wanted to say you're genuinely one of my biggest inspirations. I don't mean this as a joke or as a throw-away comment, but your creativity and execution of these video embodies the professionalism I someday want to achieve. I'm in highschool right now thinking of going into premed for university; thanks for these videos and everything you do to make them happen even if I may never go down the path of making content myself. I've recommended you to many of my friends at various instances. Thank you for your channel again!

[WeepinAngel]

A more detailed breakdown of how you went from the reference photo to having precisely-measured and space-optimized slots would be cool, how you carved out the shapes with rounded edges and sliced the files with the progressively denser infill. Also how did you precisely measure the curve of the scissor handles? I do everything in Tinkercad and it's all I know how to use because using shapes to carve out other shapes makes sense to me, but is extremely limiting and not aesthetic.

[nataliesoutlet]

Such a cool youtube video! My little 3Dprinter is hiding somewhere in my garage. After seeing this excited to dust it off

[vladoflincec]

A few days ago, I was also thinking how those bits holders are annoying. Your solution with magnets is genius! I'll have to make something similar for myself as well. :)

[evilscape]

I can’t stop watching this video, as an engineer it is SO satisfying. Definitely planning on doing this when I get my new desk. Please make more of these for your other drawers!

[allisonday]

I cannot stop watching this. The aesthetic, the sound, the satisfaction all together just itches something in my brain

[christianmontano]

Watching this video about 3D printing and organizing was truly therapeutic. It's amazing how much of a difference having a 3D printer can make in solving everyday problems. I can understand why you want to have your own 3D printer - it really does seem like a game-changer. Not only does it make organizing so much easier, but it also allows for endless possibilities when it comes to creating and designing.

[LRNDIY]

Wow. This is my first time seeing your videos and I'm blown away. The editing. The cinematography. The clever masking in the shot at 4:56 and, above all else, the thoughtful design of each segment, even with care taken to reduce filament waste in both bottom layers and infill. Just wow. You, sir, are a master. Can't wait to dive into your video library and learn more. Kudos.

[gotsnw]

Scott, your videography alone deserves awards! Not only is this the coolest take on true organization I've ever seen, it was incredibly satisfying to watch all the way through! Keep up the awesome projects and great videos :D

[TheSuperyolk]

Great video Scott, oddly satisfying to watch this process. Honestly I think you've got something here, way more fun to watch than those "clean up your closet" videos. Meanwhile: can you PLEASE create a video or short series on how you actually create and export the 3D models you're using for these projects? For many of us farther up the learning curve on 3D printing, a clear tutorial on that process would be amazing. Thank you!

[iivyu]

this was just if satisfying could be a whole video, the way each object perfectly fit into the slots and the designs as well, also the cinematography is so relaxing!