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What is a good filament for a shoe outsole? I am only interested in printing and outsole and do the rest in fabric x)

Hello, I am Rachid from Morocco. I have 18 years of experience dealing with Shoelast. I am looking for factories that need a workforce in this field.

Are you gonna make a updated design out of curiosity?

Hi what kind of Filament/infill do you use in your prints?

How much filament does it take to make an average shoe last?🤔

Why did you go with 95A? Wouldn’t 70A work better?

I'm just getting into shoemaking and this was really helpful. I have a CNC machining background and so 3D-printing was right up my ally with Lasts.

Petg or ninja ?

Why not using pva as support material ?

Have you looked into experimenting with nonplanar printing? It seems quite complicated.

Can you make these for flip flops?

I considered copying your hinge, but had a go at a print in place hinge instead! :) .... this is good im just to cheep to by screws LOL

Y Rhinoceros 🦏 🦏?? a plugin sounds awesome but not if i need to by and learn Rino, can we get a 3DS Max plug in ??

for soft TPU 3d prints i got sum of this ruclips.net/video/aQe4NaYw93Q/видео.htmlsi=Vn7MNkBLKDONyO5D

That's a really clever way of supporting stuff, correct me if I'm wrong, Is your heat bed fixed in place? I've got a sovol 4 and it's a "bed Slinger", I've tried similar support concepts to this but mine failed because the "bed Slinger" introduces too many vibrations at the top of the Z axis. im looking at this for a better printing solution but its not reedy yet. ruclips.net/video/f0rVNFXp9IA/видео.htmlsi=wnd4vOuj7p6MoNw5

Smart! It seems it is a relatively stiff filament - probably stiffness > 90. I'm not sure it will function with stiffness of 85 or less. What do you say? Thanks!

Looks like the smart supports should go higher up the Orthotic. I'm seeing print artifacts due to the orthotic flexing in the example print time-lapse.

omg by any chance do you have a plugin for Solidworks

wait i have to ask, is this something people do. How do you get into it and do people just send you jobs. I've never knew this was a thing

How to buy?

What a time to be alive :)

I want a 3D shoe last of my foot, to try ay making my own shoe, can I send you measurements and you 3d print it? I want a bearfoot last with the pinky toe side much wider to fully stretch out my toes when climbing of falling from heights

Can a size 13 fit 235x235x240? :D

I'm still team Ender 3 lmao.

Are the thimbles 12mm or 14mm? you just say standard and I am finding multiple sizes of thimble for sale online

who much time takes to you to generated the 3d model?

THANK YOU

Just for clarification, the lasts do not come preinstalled with the hardware? It needs to be ordered separately?

Isn't the Bamboo loud af? Like you can put it in your basement and still hear it upstairs loud?

Very good review, the only thing I can say is that the MK4 with input shaper now implemented is completely different from the MK3. The core x,y comes into play with the larger size build. I am still sticking with Prusa and investing in the XL for the larger prints. I have to say, the enclosure on the Bambu is a big deal though.

Hi is there any any filament material you can think of that is hard of to put under the sole of the last to replace the metal sheet? So that when I'm nailing the outsole heel on the nail can be bent and clench down the midsole, not puncture through the foot bed and still pointy.

Thank you

Hey! I need to print full size orthotics with arc and metatarsal support, which printer would be better? the Bambu lab P1S or the Creality K1 Max? appreciate your help.

Hey I used to make shoes and I'm very excited about the possibilities of 3D printing componentry especially . Head over to my channel to watch me stuff around whith components for Reeboks as well as a lot of patent stuff and messing around making Reebok pumps.

Hi. I live in the UK currently. If I order a 3D print of barefoot shoes patterns , would you ship them to the UK? Regards.

Hi everyone - I've bought the ortho version and it's great! A bit of a learning curve but this programme is amazing for anyone who likes shoemaking - basically your own in-house expert lastmaker for every occasion! Opens up a world of possibilities and the capabilities are getting better with every version. Highly recommended.

Is this new plugin version alrteady available for purchase?

thanks so much. there are a few sizes. some are huge. is there a size requirement? thanks again!!! www.google.com/search?sca_esv=583853767&sxsrf=AM9HkKnq8V7v8lHZFRewmO8Fi-8b_MT-gQ:1700439604110&q=Bambulab+P1S&tbm=shop&source=lnms&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjJicKUp9GCAxUslWoFHfNJCG4Q0pQJegQIChAB&biw=1280&bih=585&dpr=1.5

what is best printer to buy. just making for me. i have to have support under big toe and tip ends of little toe.

Great! Thanks for adding this. I see that the last shape appears to have a slight toe lift, which some purists would argue against. I imagine this is something that can be edited via Rhino/your plug-in?

This is awesome. I'm not a cobbler, just a person with shoes. I've been using old mix of Florsheim and Nordstrom wooden shoe trees for my cowboy boots and dress shoes. These were wooden with hinge and springs. I'm excited to try making my own with a 3d printer

😅 Promo-SM

How do you made design parametric ?.. can you suggest books website.. i want to study shoe last making... please

I would love to print my own shoe lasts, I am wondering how I can add a steel plate to the bottom

This is awesome!! thanks

Thank you so much.

R..I.P Prusa

Everything you print is being sent to their cloud if you're using it wirelessly and by agreeing to their terms of service you allow them to collect the data. I know that it may seem overprotective, but if you're concerned about your privacy, the best solution is to print from an SD card in offline mode.

I don't even have a3d printer yet, but I'm seeing all kinds of practical and fun ideas to encourage me to get a printer. I think I'm getting a bambu labs X1C with AMS. I like the XL 5 tool changer, but sounds like it'll take forever to get one, plus they're $$$$. Great video!

Very cool. That is very groovy even, very .45mm 3d printed groovy. One small step, though one giant leap for your kind. I would like to try that too after fixing the printer. Try printing using less supports at the toe point or gradiently less, and that could work within the limitations of the physics involved of separation of the shoe to not cause the process to rip away materials from the shoe. Another consideration for if to make custom shoes, is 3d scanning the feet that shall step forward to walk miles in them if they are orthotically dimensionally accurate. A cheap matching flexible or multipart mold can be created if to want to pour the proper materials normally used in injection molding. Keep on rocking or walking as you roll.