$430 Gadget Fixed for 50 cents with 3D Printing

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Singularity - Lagua Vesa
Nemesis - Alec Slayne
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See Em' Dancing - Jones Meadow
Cafe Bossa - Riverworm
Lit - Jones Meadow

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[odj]

Top tip when working with resin printing: If you are doing a small part like that which can fit multiples on the build plate do lots of different tolerances on the same print as it'll take the same amount of time to print but a lot less time for you overall. Granted this method uses a bit more resin but you've already proved how cheap it is on the video!

[itssujee]

You know Morley is a real engineer when he spends hours building a solution in Fusion360 and resin printing instead of spending 2 seconds using adhesive velcro.

[JustTechGuyThings]

When doing resin prints, you should rotate your parts so there's no parallel planes to the build plate... that makes it look good when you're supporting the bottom of your print.
Your swelling happens because liquid builds up above your plate as it's getting dipped in/out of the resin. Just a 5-10 degree rotation is enough sometimes.

[haschulstad]

You have started using the metric system! Wohoo!

[andy_warb]

Morley, I don’t wanna be that guy off the internet but it looks like you’re handling uncured resin without gloves. Please get yourself some gloves for this stuff, it can be *really* dangerous (only saying because I care!)

[elliotmarks]

Most of your projects are for very niche use cases, but this could actually be a really practical print for a lot of people. It's great to see it made available for anyone to print!

[joshualiebrecht]

When printing flat surfaces with resin, its generally best to put the parts at an angle I've found that I get a much more accurate print. I normally do about a 30° angel off the build plate

[miso]

You have to angle your prints, resin prints need a bit of an angle to print flat surfaces right.

[acemilo]

With resin printing, you want to tilt the parts. There's calculators to get the exact optimum angle, but 40 to 45 degrees is generally pretty good. Also, you shouldn't touch the uncured resin with your hands. I've heard once it's washed even before curing is OK to touch, but never touch the liquid resin.

[marknthetrails]

As a budding 360 user (Free Cad just didn't satisfy in methodology) I would love to see a video on you tackling those small parts 👍✌🖖🥃

[jakeshortt]

The tolerances also may not line up due to over exposure during printing. The exposure time per layer generally needs to be tuned on a resin-to-resin basis for optimal settings, but it is something to keep in mind when experiencing tolerance issues.

[jonjon]

My heart skipped a beat when you started hammering on your glass stovetop. 😳

[andrhamm]

No lumber was slapped in the making of this video, nice work 😉

[NinaThoren]

This was such a smart solution! I was a bit worries that the magnets would have a stronger connection than the glue but that doesn't seem to be a problem, great video!

[billm]

Good to see your process and even better to see you have made it to the 20th century with your metrication!

[tadhgd]

another tip for resin printing, i STRONGLY recommend wearing gloves and not touching it until after 10 minutes of post curing, as well as angling your prints and adding supports. flat supported pieces facing the build plate directly will always warp.

[zehnklimowicz]

Awesome vid. I love watching the process of finding solutions to life's problems.

[gylesdias]

Love your commitment to get it right after all the hiccups!

[PerformanceTechEngineering]

Great video as always! Super excited to see some resin prints! I always try to print flat on the build plate if possible. Adding some chamfers or fillets will make it easier to remove and prevent elephants foot form the longer bottom layer cure times. If you can't print on the build plate, orient the model 45deg and add more supports. This will prevent the entire surface area from pulling on the supports all from a large flat surface. Last I would recommend ABS-like resin. It is much stronger and less brittle for functional parts. Keep the awesome videos coming!

[StarlightStream]

Making this mount available is awesome. Well done