Testing Volume - 3d printed automation #010

A regular video explaining why we will (for now) focus on providing services instead of selling machines is in the making.
The second season of the MPS development series is starting!
This is the second season of a video series about multiple automation machines. It is called "the modular production system"
We start with modules that I build using 3d printing to count and package screws.
In each video we will go through the development.

00:00 Start
01:10 Product

[TomCaudi]

Saying you’ve built the world’s largest screw sorting machine whilst standing next to a horse in a stable is such a flex move. Well done, incredible job.

[workshopetech]

Thanks for offering multiple options, and being cost conscious! It's been fun to watch your journey through this project, and in my opinion the prices are pretty fair.

[mike]

Something I think is missing in the maker space is a store that can provide on-demand hardware kits that can be defined by creators. For example, if someone designs a 3d printer, they can upload the stls on printables and the BOM on your site, then anyone can just go and order the kit. If your setup is flexible enough to keep the overhead down, I think that would be a very valuable service. Especially for things without enough traction to get the main shops to store your kit in inventory.

[XToPlay]

Bro, im a german "selfemploye" and you SOLVED a big problem of these "Sort Sets" whit that thype of outomatet ordering.
I imagine many companys interest in that system, like landefeld Balluff Würt.
Ofc for Big Bussiness they offer Vending Machines, but your system will close the link to the "smaller buisnesses" and "privat people" having a good arrangment of parts to maintain machinery, Pneumatik, Hydraulik and automation equipment.

KEEP ON MAN, may work on software for accounts and ordering and make that a banger!

[AtGnat]

The algorithm just sent me here. Looks like a sweet bit o’ kit and a well executed bit of automation.

[JonMurray]

Awesome man! So cool to see the finished set up! And congratulations on the launch of your kit! A fantastic selection.

[CraigHollabaugh]

Congratulations on the product launch!

[nathanb]

Who knew there was still an edge in small parts and screws. Your videos have been amazing!! I maintain a selection like this. It would be nice to get it all in one place and support an awesome creator at the same time.

[VideonTVonYT]

Congratulations on the launch! It's been a treat watching you build up to this moment and very cool to see the sorting system put into production. Your story is most inspirational.

[JBJHJM]

Cangrats! What a journey. I feel the urge to order from you just for the knowledge that it's been processed by this machinery :D

[whatfor]

I just wanted to say congratulations, this is awesome, and I look forward to this being available for shipment to the United States so I can buy one. What you have accomplished is really remarkable and brings a lot of value to other small businesses and hobbyists.

[jackolantern]

What an engineer, what a company! You guys are awesome. We feel bad you must go on camera to get an audience but then speaking directly to the market /end user and customer has been a revolution in past few decades in nascebt tech spaces lol

[bp__]

I look forward to your future success and when these kits are available in the US! I love watching your videos and your journey.

[lucasbraun]

Awesome box assortment
I am directly ordering one for myself
I am following you since the second video and I am amazed every time by your high quality and interesting videos.

[BeefIngot]

That kit does have a lot of cool things. Some things I might want to add though: Countersunk bolts (Making alignment easy), short partially threaded bolts (making adding a bearing here or there easier).

[Karaon]

I'm lucky as hell to have a store dedicated to fasteners and fastening technology literally 300m away. They got all sizes of screw, bolt, washer etc. from tiny (not electronic) to huge sold by piece or by weight, along with bits, tools, glues, ropes, corner brackets etc. I'm pretty sure a lot of people overpay for stuff like that buying it in packs or at big box stores.

[KayleeKerin]

I did a similar assortment setup with some 3d printed trays in surplus radioshack parts bins. If you don't have your own parts assortment already, I HIGHLY recommend it.

Obviously my solution won't work for most, but this is a pretty awesome way to start instead!

I love where you're going with this, and look forward to seeing it proceed!

[nuttButterAMK]

Dude, I want to applaud you on your work and I envy you. Good job, good luck, don't stop.

[zartes_pflaenzchen]

Great, another video from you! I really like the reordering process via QR code, I'm looking forward to testing the box.

[Archivort]

I absolutely love this, distributors should start buying these!