Top 5 Amazing DIY Equipment || 3D Printed

3D Printed equipment for woodworking. I would like to sum up this year with top 5 in my opinion equipments for workshop I built this year. They might not replace original heavy equipment but for a beginner with small workshop they will be very usefull.

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[EagleLakeWoodworking]

I invented the first commercially available motorized router lift in 2007. I made the prototype by hand from aluminum. Seeing 3D technology put to work for making stuff like this really makes me wish I had it to use back then. It would be so nice to print a part needed and not have to spend a ton of time making it by hand, especially when it might need to change.

Excellent engineering and application skills shown here. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing.

[StarWarsTherapy]

I don’t know that I’ve ever been so impressed with such elegant, brilliant, and practical designs. The solutions are as simple as they possibly can be. Incredible work. YouTube algorithm has done well this day.

[leestons]

I don't think you know what a drill press is.

[NefariousElasticity]

I love how that vise was so incredibly overengineered and still looked like it was about to snap when crushing walnuts.

[jayhinds]

Absolutely the best collection of actually useful 3D prints. Thank you very much for sharing!

[inkiron]

Finally a video that isn’t just “print this little boat” or “these gears are cool” or “here’s another desk organizer”

[MrEleman]

Тут должно быть 2 миллиона просмотров.
Эстетическое наслаждение

[shanksthegrey]

The word DIY is doing some heavy lifting here

Good video. FYI to anyone watching, split washers do not work in any scenario where the 2 opposing surfaces are steel. They don't have enough force and are not hard enough to actually bite in to the metal. But especially they don't work when you put a regular washer under them, the washer would just spin. So save yourself some time and money and throw them in the garbage.

[Gepstra]

I've never been so overwhelmed by a video before. Holy that's some sofisticated stuff

[johnrichards]

I love all these things. I’ve wanted them for years but to expensive. Who would’ve thought that now we could have just about anything with 3-D print technology. Thank you for sharing I’m gonna be downloading and printing these things for my new year.

[NeilWNC]

So glad to see 3d printers being used to produce objects that are really functional (bored with Benchies and Hello Kitties!). Really nice design work as well, and your printers are obviously working quite well, making commercial-grade parts. Bravo!

[partsdave]

Nice ideas. I suggest upgrading your designs to knobs or at least wing nuts wherever bolts are required to be removed for use of the jig. Like #3.

[MisterReltec]

We can’t see the Dislikes anymore, but if there are any, they need to get slapped. These are amazing. What a great job you are doing. True craftsman at work.

[paulomelo]

Your work and creativity are very good. I was also impressed by the quality of the printed pieces. What equipment do you use for 3D printing?

[shaneintegra]

Wish more people designed things for dremels. SOOO many people have them and it can be used to power a bunch of things

[trevordupp]

I was so confused watching the 2nd design wonder how all these parts turn out to be a drill press - it was a vice. Still very nice!

[wolfgangreichl]

I liked some of the stuff, but the vise was already bending severely with the nut; it won't last. The edge router jig needs to be mounted on a metal plate, ;as seen in the video, pulling the screw too tight, will pull the jig off the edge leading to imprecision.

[SendNubes]

When the nut split into two pieces I was a bit shook ngl, that was clever

[LifeHackerMax]

Those are some cool tools. I loved the integration of the nut cut in half and used in the vice. Awesome 🤩