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This seems to be nice content. I left a sub here. I'm curious to see if it's worth it.😊

bigger nozzle, pellets.....

I wouldnt pay $50 for that hand made table. Give me a milk crate and a piece of plywood. Ill make do

2:03 Festool Diesel circular saw XD

Beautiful bro 👍

I think this kind of tech is amazing and exciting. Obviously this is an industrial type printer for prototyping, but you don't know what the future will bring and whether this kind of tech might become more affordable. As for materials, sure, most people like wooden furniture, the truth is, most of them are cheap fakes anyway, with a wooden type of cover on top of them. The same could be done with a printer. It's the natural course of things, with manual labor becoming more and more irrelevant and knowledge and skills becoming more and more important. If you never made furniture before, what good is a printer to you for this intention? But say you make something else entirely or you have specific knowledge on something, then the printer enables you to build those things. These things are super slow, I don't see them replacing traditional industrial processes any time soon. There is potential though, in the future they could do this. I don't see this as bad either. Maybe you won't have a car factory and a boat factory, you'd have a generic factory with industrial printers. A car maker could then use the services of a printing factory. Car prices could come down. The cost of them, or anything, at least will. And what if this tech become affordable to everyone? All the better. The list of things people will be able to build or do will be endless and depending on their knowledge and skills rather than money. Then, the current industrial system as it stands, is kinda forced to do unnecessary things like say worldwide advertising to maintain large buyer numbers, cause that's the only way to maintain relatively low prices, through mass production, molds, and copies. Printing can change all that, you won't need this to maintain a relatively low cost and price. This also means, those multi nation businesses might go out of business. This tech will enable smaller players, businesses and people to work in what they know. As it stands, no matter if you are the best mechanic and designer in the world, if you don't work for the top car manufacturers, either cause you happen to live in some country they don't have offices, or because out of bad luck you didn't get there, this will still give you the chance to compete with them. They, the big businesses are gonna be at a disadvantage not small ones. Countries who use those multi national businesses to exert power over smaller countries, all that is gonna be gone. I can see a ton of potential for everyone, this tech could free the world at least in some aspects. It has the potential of making traditional power structures crumble and fail if they have been there for other reasons rather than what they do. A monopoly in some kind of manufacturing won't survive if you are not exceptionally good and you have to compete with average Joe's creations small business and his printer. Average Joe could be more than average, and your multi national behemoth you built with unfair practices, conquest or war, could be too slow. Also, he does not need you, he does not have to give you his CV for your evaluation. He can tell you to fuck right off, and you better be really good at what you do or he will make you go bust and sink. So yeah, I just can't wait for this tech to become even better or affordable to all. Then, why limit yourself to plastics? Why not metals, some kind of metal composites material suitable for printing? Different kinds of printing composites with analogous properties to say aluminum, steel, whatever, this would be awesome. This tech is just great!!!!

Greenboy3D a new UA-cam channel is developing a pellet extruder that I think will be available soon. It is swap able onto most printers. Bulk buying raw plastic pellets is extremely cheap compared to filament. It’s worth looking into. Everything I know about pellet extruders comes from his videos, and I hope it lives up to the promise.

Bambulab makes an amazing printer for this, no fiddling. the a1 mini is $250

id put the dust collector outside in a small shed, keeps all the mess outside, a second floor could be used for photography and 3d printing keeping the space clean. id put ceiling joists across the entire space even if you dont use the whole floor at once, later you can add an elevator to store materials upstairs., and ive learnt over time not to beat myself up about mistakes ive made when doing projects.cheers

PLA+ is a lot stronger than regular PLA, and doesn't need an enclosure or anything special. Just prints at a little bit higher temperature. It's all I use now, regular PLA is garbage by comparison.

table looks great, be nice to see a tutorial on mounting those drawer slides in future, 13 bucks sounds a lot more sane than the blum prices, i have the same fence from banggood, i like it, cheers

Hi I'm using the 3018 Pro cnc but I'm getting rouge toolpaths that are spoiling projects , I'm using easel software have you any suggestions??

Ew! You *organize your products?!*

Watch Hooked On Woods review of this and how he mounts it

Holy shit, this thing is GIGANTIC!

When I heard the box drop my butthole got really tight

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LOve the attention to detail

Every video I see of the Orange Storm Giga has the person standing on the bed. I don't think i would risk that.

I think if you were selling the drawers the wood contrast would not work. But as a personal build, to be used by you, in your workshop, it looks fantastic. Completely unique and creative.

11:44 BOCAAAA BOCAAAAAAA BOCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!! 💙💛💙

I like the birch and black. I love your channel. I hope your channel grows large and affords you a decent living. I think you deserve it.

so would it be worth building an enclosure for this for heat regulation through entiere print. or at that point just crank the heat in the room to 90+ deg?

Very Nice build! You are Good! Mycket Snygg möbel! Perfekt i vilken verkstad som helst!

did you hear of gridfinity

Да, легко, через год он будет уже хозяин миллионов

Its actually funny that you used the printer to do stuff its clearly not able to compete with. Obviously a wood working shop will be able to create that chair for a few bucks. However, if you would use the printer for things that a wood working shop cant, the amount of effort flips in favor for this printer. As soon as the geometry of the end product becomes highly complex you wont be able to recreate it in a wood working shop without serious amounts of manual labour. Rectangles and circular shapes aside. Try making a chair with Gyrode legs in a wood working shop. Or complex integral shapes within the support structure. There are certain kinds of elements like frescoes or other design elements that might take days of scraping and sanding, that can be printed easily. This is what 3D printing was initiatilly intended. I could print small storage boxes with my printer, but I dont because you can get those on Amazon in a pack of 20 for a few bucks. Instead I use my printer for simple mechnical parts without durability requirements or just small art projects.

omg i have my little shop pretty organized but i am right here w a sea of fasteners and hardware i cant utilize properly.

They want 10,000 for it that's crazy

Can this cnc print to cut?

Class 👍

Love this. Just the thing I needed to see

Is there any way i can contact with you? Im interested in woodworking i can do all the work I have 11 years of experience and im looking for a new job

The reason I clicked on your video is because you have a Shaper and I don't!

Everyone keeps commenting about crappy firmware when all you need to do is swap the motherboard, which is extremely inexpensive to do,and you magically have different firmware. I built my own corexy printer and its quite easy to do as well as fairly easy to change any part on them,if the frames solid you can achieve almost anything by swapping a few parts.

Yeah you right. Festool is the only way to go. The sustainers look real cool in a cabinet, who ever has the most wins!

Thats what you print out???

Maybe heavy furniture is more popular because all the light furniture was easier to steal lol!

Impressive use of 3D printing on this build!

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Just I got one im very happy I paid under 200 English pounds which very good price is heavy supost to be quality is 100 percent there never mind woopeakers tools this much much better than any company producing better than this Jensen not even close again I have t square better than that any way I don’t have anything alse to say about this tools thank my friend and remember you wife she going to kill you beacause you drill the table ja ja is a joke you the boss 👌

Thing about black mdf, is you can just see the cloud of dust entering your lungs.

Is this the worlds crispiest chair?

Success with an Etsy shop is hit-or-miss just like having a UA-cam channel. I have over 65k subs on my channel yet I'm not monetized, so zero income, even with millions of views. I also created an Etsy shop a few years ago (totally unrelated) and while it will never generate enough income to be my primary income I have had several thousand sales. You just have to keep throwing out different ideas until something sticks. The alternative is getting a "real job" and working for someone else, like 99% of the world. We're the 1% who actually dare to do something different. It eventually pays off.

"Don't buy a router table, spend a week and $3000 dollars to build this instead!"... you absolute pickle gobbler...

Cool build dude! It's so nice to see your channel growing this well. Am here since the first videos, and will stay around! Always good content 🙌🏻

Thank you for this , my friend has been bragging about sketch up’s abilities to do this for ages! Can’t wait to rub this in lol

I wish i had one

Your making something out of wood . 1st guess. 2:03🤓

Nice work, but the costs involved in this are out of reach for a lot of people, you could probably purchase a decent table router for what you paid for your festool plunge saw! Having said that, it does look bloody awsome