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The printed parts for the Delack enclosure fit absolutely perfectly! The filament holder doesn't go together quite as smoothly. Either the rollers are a bit too long or the bearings need to be inset more. When assembled, my frame had a gap between the halves. I'm printing out another set of spools and will grind off 1/16" on each end. But terrific products overall! Edit: Grinding off a bit of the narrow end of the roller halves worked.

Can I buy the STL. Not to sell but cuz I want these

Just use fuzzy skin?

Nice quick tutorial, just used this approach and it worked out great, printed in vase mode, 2mm depth of ribs, quick print and looked really nice

Can you explain the overhang option better i was trying to figure that out? Is the in between both sides of the hole has chamfer? Can you make video on how to make this in fusion

Lost me

Do you have to draw the rest after? what if I already have my component and dont want to model it again

In our grandparents day a dude made the bread tab. A piece of plastic that kept the bag of bread closed. He became a billionaire...

The link on your website to log in doesn’t work

Very cool, thanks

For anyone wanting to print this, If you have a Bambu Labs printer, they have a built in AI vase generator in makerworld.

A good way to wrap a cable is to wrap it up normally but leave about two winding and then loop it around all the other windings and if done correctly it matches up pretty nice with both ends

Great concept, can you make such closed ones with a small (1.5 mm, 2 mm) magnet?

Thanks for showing the "live demo" at the end, really drives home what you're trying to accomplish

I never saw what the fundamental difference is, how can the MMU purge so little and not poop? Why does the bambu need so much purge

Where can I get the STL?

Imagine this with USB A cables of all types (mini, micro, C) as well

I appreciate this level of detail. I hope you sleep like a baby.

Thank you Matthew McConaughey. Love that concept. I'm going to check that out.

I just wanna buy these. I don't have a 3d printer

😂😂😂😂

Can also use offset!

Nice job dude!

Just drag color to text folder instead of each letter

Can you sell the STL's without taking the course? I like the design

Tape... Its only thing you need to pack a cable

You can do this faster and easier with FreeCAD. I'm not being smart ass but I'm try to save you money and support a brilliant open source project. 👍

I been looking for something like this FOR SOOOO LONG

I knew I was hearing a deep southern accent. I’m within 150 miles northwest from you. It’s a very distinctive accent that stands out particularly well when recorded on any mic. Ha

Short before this was a chiropractor session. Now this video. How does RUclips know I love things that click! UPDATE: the following short was about a mechanical keyboard

Me using Type A to Type C: 🥲

I didn't know you could select a diagonal line for you pattern

Does it fit a 3kg spool?

That's really cool

Its pronounced cam-ber

what is this software

Omg this channel is amazing!! I just started learning 3DCAD and design and Love the explanation, this is so helpful.

I would be worried about braking the cable since there's no slack given to the cable

That would probably cost less than $3 from JLC

Creating a "light model" 😅

Must remember this!

Where is the full video?

If I wanna embedd some bigger magnet and I want it to make it the 5th way, shuldn't I be concerned about the printer sucking that magnet back up? Like... I have a round 15 by 5mm magnet with the pulling force of 2 kilos (0.59 by 0.2inch and pulling force 4.4 pounds)

genius! thanks for sharing

Any idea if this will be available on Amazon again ? I know the video was like a year ago, but I just saw it while looking for enclosures

Fans of warhammer and d and d printing have been using a thing called openlock for years now.. I'm very happy with it so far

That not how you use calipers to measure hole to hole. Flip them use the back side measure the Dia. Of hole one zero caliper

Would you make the first channel slightly lower so the initial bend to start the wrap is gentler on the cable?

What do you even do with it if

The joining surfaces need to be pretty thick for that to work and it cant be that easily removable. What about joining thin surfaces that is easily removable?