printed WITHOUT support #shorts

This is a short video on how to combine 3dprinted parts with printed parts during printing. The result is a better surface finish in spots that would normally have to be bridged or supported.

[thearakong]

Great idea until overnight print, a little support will save you a lot of effort.

[MiguelRodriguez]

Omg I was seriously thinking you hacked the P1P haha

[shenqiangshou]

A very interesting idea... I've inserted magnets, weights, etc before, but not other plastic parts! Why not! Thank you for the great tip!

[marklee]

Ah, that bamboo anti-gravity add-on kit was well worth the investment. 👍

[AndrewAHayes]

Great idea, I have paused prints in the past to fill them with sand and epoxy resin to add weight to the part, but I never thought of dropping another part in to match the level and then having it bonded by the next layer, you have done the community a great service by sharing this method and I salute you for it!

[JacobKinsley]

This is the 3d printer equivalent of "if you shine a yellow light on a blue wall, what colour is the wall? Blue."

[atulkhatri]

I read people use Rice in the infill to make prints heavier lol

[BirnieMac]

This is honestly a really good idea
Solvents work well for fusing sure

I’m sure we all love avoiding those fumes where we can - after years in o-chem labs and working as a pharmacist, I think I’ve probably copped too much already hahahahahahaha

[no-expert]

Thats actually really clever. I appreciate your creativity, it makes perfect sense and that’s hard to find on YouTube Shorts.

[NefariousElasticity]

Bambu owners discovering the ancient ways of FDM

[kitmarshall]

okay that freaking brilliant, i thought this was a click bait scam video, but i left pretty impressed.

[_billyk_]

I was going to say it's obviously 2 parts, but inserting it mid print is genius

[baselsalam]

The loop transition is SO SMOOTH.
It almost looks like your video doesn't have a cut, until you go back and replay.

[sayingnigromakesyoutubecry]

Very smart to do it with pauses to put magnets. Never thought of it before. Bravo!!

[fuckutube]

Love how you make your voiceover loop, too! ;-D

[kurtnelle]

Very cool. Implanting other 3d printed parts into the print. Adopted!

[jacksin]

Nice looping edit.

I like insetting G10 for strength enhancement. Magnets is another cool one.

[brothermoment]

I’m not sure itll have the same strength as if printed normally. There will be a definite weakness at the interface between the old part since they are not bonded. Thus, the strength will decrease proportionally to the size of this interface.

[whatschoen]

nice job and i like how the voice over loops

[Qwerty-ffcr]

"WITHOUT SUPPORT" Sees 2 HUGE support columns used to support the insert of second part.