3D Printing Table Saw Safety | 67

Today, on Workshop Edits, I'm taking the plunge into 3D Printing.
This is a mix of high level research, overview of beginner 3D printing information for noobs like myself, and the execution of my first simple project that will up my table saw safety even further.
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Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
1:18 - Overview of my 3D Printer
4:53 - Recapping My Criteria
5:45 - Genesis of the 3D Printed Miter Block
7:52 - Process and Printing
8:57 - Outro
Thanks for watching!
Zach

[@Commander47477]

Great use of a new product to combat a know issue making your work easier, more efficient and a pleasure to complete. Always enjoy you videos.

[@workshop_edits]

Thanks! Was really happy at how well it came together being a total beginner

[@W4TRI]

Very nice! If I had a Sawstop that would be a great quick print. My craftsman only has a small fence for now but I hope to get to printing a few things for that soon. I have printed a couple of feather boards in PETG and they work well.

[@workshop_edits]

Nice - yea more safety devices and other workshop hacks are on my list in the next few week. I think you could still print a modified version of my idea even on a smaller fence. Just would take your own designing

[@horukaze5016]

great idea

[@workshop_edits]

Thank you!

[@fcschoenthal]

Like the video and would love to get into 3D printing. In the video, you said that it was "about $450". The link you put to Amazon is $870 and a lot more than I would spend on this. Is the link correct, or has the price changed that much? - Chris

[@workshop_edits]

I wonder if that’s an Amazon issue.
The printer is under $500 on the FlashForge USA site. I’ll try to rectify that link.

[@fcschoenthal]

@@workshop_edits , they have the Lite version for $299. From what I can gather, the only difference is no WiFi interface, so you have to load from a flash drive. No big deal there obviously since that's what you're doing. - Chris.

[@workshop_edits]

Ahh. Probably doesn’t have the inner camera for remote monitoring too, but there is no app so it’s not super convenient and I have yet to set it up.

[@StormesRacing]

It would be real cool to make the difference in the sides thickness the same as a sheet of 3/4 plywood ( or whatever) That way you can make a cut, flip your stop around and make the next cut and then cut out the middle for a dado.

[@workshop_edits]

thats an awesome addition to it - it feels like one of those things that could be many things in one - like you could use the other side to do just that so you have a regular half inch block like mine, and then the dado spacer on the other side, and then whatever else you can think of too add!

[@davezak5870]

Cutting a dado as you described would end up being 3/4" + the width of the saw kerf.