3D Printing Awesome Apple Accessories.

I 3D Printed These Awesome Apple Accessories! Apple Accessories are expensive and I have a AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer, so what did I do? I 3D Printed some awesome accessories for a variety of Apple products from a stylish MacBook Pro stand, to a mobile gaming rig. Check out the video and after, check out the amazing printer I used along with the incredible creations from those I mentioned.

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[ChrisWilmshurst]

Thank you so much for 100K Views, I can't believe this blew up! If you'd like to find out more about the area I work in, check out my new desk setup video.

[lucorg]

I mean, the first one is "purely a cosmetic upgrade" and it already breaks the 3rd rule of being useful

[DMz]

If you want to make a print look more fancy and modern try marble style pla filament 😊

[LiamBrazier]

In entirely the same boat regarding 3D printing - fascinated by the possibilities but utterly clueless.

Printing little helpful things as you do in this video is probably exactly how I’d start too.

[kkrizzz]

Great video, love seeing practical prints! But I would probably say that the Bamboo A1 would be a good contender of best "beginner" 3D printer at the moment!

[TheNetworkingGuy]

I'm 3min in

Under 1000 views and under 20k subs? Great camera work clear voice and good explanations. Great work man!

[bart]

Thank you Chris for sharing my Apple TV mount in your video! I was wondering why I suddenly got some downloads 😅. The "holes on top" downloadable files do include that hole in the middle ;)
I do print them standing up with a brim (so with the gap down). No need for supports or anything.

[_imteeyaz]

That adaptable mount looks great, very clever!

[mknzv]

First time I see your video. Dude, you have absolutely amazing eyes)

[vlogs]

Careful with CF petg if you don’t have a hardened nozzle it will chew through it before the end of the roll.

[danielngai]

For your Apple Watch stand, can see some stringing on your model, might be the humidity, you can dry your filament and try again. Hope have a better result

[keshavbalachandar]

Thanks for this, can you post some more Apple/ iPhone accessories? or just tech accessories in general too. Any resources or subreddits to keep an eye out for would be much appreciated.

[sklldllm]

Love your videos! Could you please share what microphone and settings you are using? It sounds really great for the mic not being visible in the video!

[neoey]

Honestly not really interested in 3D Printing and or Apple Products, but stayed for the great video quality. Keep up the good work.

[Aidenn]

Print that HomPod stand in wood based filament, I think some of them are even stainable.

[AlexRest]

Does the Apple TV remote still work when the Apple TV is mounted behind the TV? Or does it need a line of sight?

Awesome video. Btw, you can dramatically increase the strength of your prints by increasing the number of perimeter walls and % infill. It’s hard to tell from your video but based on the empty space inside your broken parts it looks like you are using low percentage infill. For parts I want to be as strong as possible I use 4 perimeter walls and 100% infill

[ErisedMediaCo]

Do you need a PC for this printer or can it be used with a Mac? Also, how big of a print can you make (what’s the table size)?

[michaelenglund]

Why didnt you fix the rough surface on the Home pod mini stand? Heatgun or so.
I think you need to lower the print speed to not get those rough surfaces when there is a lean.
Also it seems you use too little infill for things that needs to handle stress. Normal pla is fine if you have enough infill.

[smileyboi]

Love this video! I have been 3d modelling for 2 years and always wanted to 3d print Mac accessories but I don’t have a 3d printer😢