A 3d Printer Made Me a Better Football Player
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We're not saying you can solve EVERY problem with 3D printing, but it's starting to feel like it! While looking for a way to build a better soccer goal, we found a great way to use 3D printing for all sorts of solutions when combined with simple EMT conduit.
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I would love to see a video where you show everyone making the same simple project but with different tools at varying levels of cost/difficulty/skill, however you want to define that. I think it would be interesting to see the different ways the same project can be accomplished whether your shop is that of an everyday DIYer versus a professional carpenter and everything in between.
Bob, for years now I’ve been fascinated by those geodesic patio domes. I think this system would work really well for building one of those affordably! Would love to see a video on that sometime in the future
Helpful tip for bending the conduit. Put your foot on the bender pedal and push down on it throughout the bend. Helps the conduit not kink, helps it not slide around , gives you a lot more leverage and makes bending a lot easier.
Thanks!
First thought that popped into my head was a fold-up spray booth for paint and finishing. Conduit, connectors and painter's plastic, boom! Love this.
Bend it like Bob-ham!
Get it? Because EMT?
Thanks to EMT and 3D printing, I was able to build the MPCNC and have even greater maker tools at my disposal. EMTFTW!
Something that I did for my son's lacrosse goal was to use velcro straps to hold the netting on. It holds firm enough to not get torn off, but can be removed/reused if needed. 👍
A key of what you were saying for me is: you can improve it even further.
It’s important for me to hear as I am that kind of person that has an idea but it has to be absolutely perfect no matter what. I don’t want to spend time again (maybe a bit) but more that the final results needs to be as it was in my mind. But the freedom to say I will do it now no matter what and can improve or just add things at any time to make it much better
Loved seeing the different implementations your team came up with using the same system of parts!
Awesome Video. I love all the diffrent types of videos you guys come up with. Thank you again.
Guys, I enjoyed your Fusion 360 course, it was very easy to follow along with and learn from. And, your 3D printing projects are always cool to watch. As someone wanting to get into 3D printing, I'd love it if you released a 3D Printing for Makers course. I would signup for sure.
Very cool idea. All too often these sorts of things are made out of cheap junk, and not designed with important functions like storage in mind. Not that a 3-D print can't break, but at least you can reprint it unlike some thing that's made out of entirely injection molded junk. As conduit is less than a dollar per foot, I imagine this entire soccer goal didn't cost that much to make… The net itself probably cost the most. There is also some interesting thoughts that can be put into how to reuse these materials, when this soccer goal is no longer required. Less waste = big wins.
Oh and my idea for how to use this? A small (raised bed sized) portable green house. Again, the pipes and plastic they use on the ones you find on Amazon will rust out or break in a season (two at most).
I like to use one of those pipe cutters on conduit. It makes a nice smooth cut on the outside and then you can also deburr the inside with same tool if it has that functionality.
Brilliant, Bob! Fantastic work! 😃
Thanks for all the tips!!!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Love the spike connector. This reminded me of maker pipe connectors that I bought.
Awesome system! Definitely something I would use in the future.
I used a similar concept recently to construct a clothesline on our balcony, it was really simple and easy to put together, can recommend this route if you need a custom size clothesline or similar
Another great video ! Thanks for all the content over the years!
Years ago I made a conduit clothes hanger (video on my channel) using all the existing connectors available at the hardware store. It was more expensive than getting a clothes hanger from the store due to the prices of the connectors. This is a great idea to make it cheaper what you did here
Those connectors are so expensive when you need several.
Very nifty idea! Love it! I would like to see more videos on any new ideas for conduit & 3D printed parts.
Angle the spike towards the back of the net, less chance of it coming out if the ball hits the crossbar, and less dangerous if there is a goalie.
Also perhaps extra spike fittings for the back of the net section, add more stability.
Use the clamp type fitting, but add a loop for the net to attach too, then position them around the bars.
So you kind of 3D printed Maker Pipe.
Would love to see Megan’s magazine stand build. Also a tubing cutter will give you nice clean lines and is a lot cheaper than a bandsaw. 😊
Would conduit hold enough weight to make a stool out of it?
What about patio furniture? :)
When I was a kit we regularly went to the park and beach, but we haven't for years and years.
However, I do remember accidentally stepping on folding chairs and flattening the metal!
This is stronger than that, right?
Her magazine stand took her no time at all to design, measure, and cut! She knocked that sucker out in an afternoon, it was super cool!!!
Great concept! I wonder if you could incorporate the push button compliant structures like you see on tent poles (normally metal) so no bolts would be required , and build them into the connectors?
I use EMT pipe for garden trellises. Rebar works really well for staking it to the ground
I'm currently using this to build a foldable house
Just some design inspiration from this video thanks
Amazing what you come up with
What a great idea! Love the versatility you found with this. Quick question, if you used larger conduit do you think it's strong enough for a handrail?
You can also when you need to replace the net replace the fixings with a 3d print or part to hold the new nets that is more reusable
I was thinking chop every thing in half, put different diameter short pipes as connections and run a bungee chord inside all the way around.. now you can disengage the connections and reduce storage space. 👍👍
I made something similar for a collapsible projector screen using electrical conduit (files on printables) but the big difference between yours and mind was I wanted to put the meat on the outside so you could use zip ties to pull the screen tight, vs you have the meat on the inside to keep it sleek and compact
Nice project, good documentation video. Curious, do you keep your F360 measured parameters in a common file? I started doing this, and then derive the common file and link in the parameters I need for things like square tubing, pipes, lumber extrusion etc. This is very handy. Thanks for the video.
Reminds me of creform pipe systems and fittings
It should be called the Do-It system. Uses conduit and enables you to Do whatever "It" is. Great idea for a standardized system.
Haha, gotta go get some CanDoIt!
This is amazing
I think you should make up 90⁰ corners also and sell the entire things as a kit. People will just have to supply straight pieces of EMT to complete it.
You invented maker pipe.
So good!
If you don't have a pipe bender you could print the corner pieces of the goal, the same ones used in the magazine stand.
Portable collapsible paint booth / sandblasting cabinet using 1/2” EMT with 3D printed ABS elbows and tees with a box fan and filter fabric.
I used 3d prints and conduit to build the legs for the desk my 3d printers reside on. Love conduit!
Awesome!
I knew that was a reference to Hot Rod before you cut to the movie clip! Awesome!
The magic and flexibility of parametric design and 3D printing. Pretty cool ain't it?
Definitely!
You just need to 3d print some clips for the net to fit around the bars . You can use the same design as the angles clips and place an indented section for the net string to sit in .
Cool project. Where I can find the Anthony's light stand stl files? Thanks in advance...🙏
A pipe cutter works like a treat on these too.
Jig was the word and 😂😂😂 It dawned on you at the same time I commented that's so funny.
HA!
any line (or point) on an infinite shape like a tube will be halfway between the "top" and "bottom" because those are arbitrary. your later idea of a jig eliminates the need for this unnecesssary step. until you drill the holes, the alignment of the poles (rotation) isn't relevant.
great project. now can you develop an infallible VAR?
Awesome vid! Have you heard of Maker Pipe? It's a similar concept but make of metal but i really like this alternative!
Great idea! I find that most commercial available soccer goals (the cheaper affordable ones), especially the regulation size, they use steel pipe but it droops in the middle of the 24' span. Any solution for that? The pipe they use isn't thick or strong enough for the distance the goal spans. The thinner pipe is way more affordable, probably why they use that.
To attach the net you can.make.the same clips you made to attach the gusset pypes with out the pyp part.
Oooh folding movie screen for the backyard.
Hey Bob, electroician here, when bending emt you need to put continuous pressure on the "foot" stand so that you get nice crisp bends with no kinks in them
Gotcha, thanks for the tip!
I'd love to see what the system develops into!
Love the system approach! Love the use of conduit!
What kind of plastic do y’all use for this? PETG?
Yep, PETG!
Cool!
Bob to hold the net on the frame, what about printing out 4 or 5" clips with hooks one facing you another facing away from you maybe 3 or 4 hooks on each clip
not a bad idea
Lots of problem solving in this one. I feel like version 2.0 is needed. one soccer ball shot to the goal post and this whole thing is breaking into pieces. Or kicking it in at an angle and it will rack and break or at least pull the small steaks out of the ground.
I've been working on updating and strengthening it!
Great video and awesome idea! Do you have any plans to make those files available to download? I’d love a chance to print them and make something with conduit!
Not just yet, they still have some refining to be made.
@@Iliketomakestuff completely understandable! Looking forward to trying them out when they’re ready! Thanks!
I'm surprised you didn't 3 d print a Tool for it, It could just fit over the end of the pipe and have the screw holes built in on each side. I can't think of the word for that but like a master copy... So you can make repeatable holes on the end of the pip in the same place
Would be a pretty easy item to get injection molded and sell components on a website. Cheaper, quicker, and more reliable than 3d printing once you get scaled up.
That's also true.
I'd be curious how these parts hold up to their use for a while. For a usage like this and even outside I'd be a scared to use such delicate 3D print parts.
That's the beauty of 3D printing! If the plastic part does get degraded by the sun or broken by a soccer ball, you just print another part using the same file you printed the original part.
What type of plastic did you use?
Hi there, do u have any plans for making some more 3d printed helmets from mandalorian season 3? Like u stuff and how u make it. / joel from sweden
I want a spike -> action cam fingers.... any chance of making one of those and uploading to thingiverse?
Are the STL files available somewhere?
Not right now
Will you make the fusion360 files for the connectors available? For free it purchase?
11:04 Lol, that thing wouldn’t be on the floor three seconds before my cat would commandeer it as his bed. Magazines and laptop be damned- he’d just push them out or just lay on top of them…
Hey Bob, you could use the loose ends of the net to tie it to itself.
How can I get the 3d files?
The 3d printed light stand deserves a video haha
It's AWESOME
Another guitar stand?
Haha
Nicely done sir, and ma'am
Thanks!
Bob, you already designed the method of holding the net on, the 3D printed clip on parts.
Good point!
You already printed those clips, just print more to hold the net in place, should be strong enough with 4 clips per section.
Football**
Sorry hahaha. Great project!!
Wish you could design a dresser that can be taken apart to make moving more easy without being torn all apart
Golf net would be great
i see you meighan, bent that pipe with ease
You made a mic clip that'll change making lol
happy 4/20 bob
It would be more stable if you have made the spikes 1ft longer 😁
Worked perfectly for me!
The title is incorrect, it’s called football. Great build Bob and team 👏
This is an American website and it's called soccer here.
@@AC-im4hi relax, it was just a simple joke.
Nice, but requires a 3D printer, or access to one. I prefer 1/2" or 1" PVC pipe and fittings and a small hack saw. I did a camping shower tent a few years ago still in use, using standard fittings, some with slots to be able to clamp like yours, and fully 'collapsible' for transport or storage. Use what you have access to...
oh... look! 5:55 Thor's Stormbreaker!
The fact that it almost collapsed after first pole hit shows, that it’s not that simple to design something foldable yet durable.
Where is the vw at
In the garage at the farm
How does one make a better hole? Legit could be a wall behind the bars.
Are you guys ever going to finish that car?
The dimensions are off. Looks more like a hockey goal.
Spikes look a bit small...
They were actually perfect!
C⚽⚽L B E A N S
Why didn't Forby come up with a design???
@@JonathanRansom because I designed the VIDEO
@@forby_ lame excuse! 😂
@@JonathanRansom 😄🫡
*Football ⚽
While this seem to be designed to be put in storage after use, You should still consider making a different type of net, because it's easy for fox-sized animals to get stuck in this type of net
You know what they say about Conduit? You conduit or you can’t. 😂😂
It's football not soccer but a very cool idea.
That’s a vernier not a caliper…big
So, two factors that were no discussed.
1) Human vessel technologies were less able to be overtaken by the Romulan drone ships. As a result, why build more ships that could simply be turned against their owners? It makes sense that the Coalition would default to ship technologies that were more resistant to hijacking.
2) TOS pointed out that Starfleet was almost purely humans. Why build ships for cultures that still did not want to partake in joint ventures of exploration?
I think the truth is basically these three cemented the iconic design lineage of UFP Starfleet vessels, and it just kept evolving from there. Oberth, Defiant, and Intrepid all seem to be the most unique non-standard "human" style Starfleet vessels, at least until we get to the junkyard at Wolf 359, and the Dominion War, which still saw Miranda, Excelsior, and Galaxy class mainstays.
What happen to your build man
Football
It's called soccer. RUclips is an American website
generic angle attachment piece, even a sphere with holes, pun intended, in the corners
aluminium extrusion standard tubes have standard connectors, already
or use different sizes of pipes/tubes that lock-fit over each other
like bend an outer pipe to like 45 degrees, then open the side, to fit a smaller pipe, to make a 45 degrees T-joint
yes even rigid metal pipe welding after that
remember 42
What country are you from? I like you, but it's ⚽️ soccer