7 Sanity Saving 3d Printing Tools To Keep Next To Your Printer
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Great video and production, Yasu! Might have to pick up one of those electric screwdrivers :D
Cheers mate! Been a crazy few months but I'm starting to find a cadence. :)
Definitely the screwdrivers are super handy (I'm working on trying to mod it to have a jig where I can affix a wider range of ball tipped hex wrenches).
That screwdriver is cool I must admit
Ball end hex wrenches are life changing. I can’t use normal ones anymore. I’m also a big fan of good screw drivers. Just spend out the few extra £ on a good brand in the correct size and you’ll never ruin another screw head, having both pozi and Phillips 1 & 2 is a must as is knowing which is which!
Good point! Good screwdrivers are super underrated especially in small sizes for printers. Which reminds me I need to buy a new set (I have a nasty habit of buying several sets of cheap tool sets to keep in each room where all my printers are housed). Cheers!
Great video! I already use many of these so I agree that they are useful. I would add safety glasses along with the cut gloves.
Great suggestion, I actually prefer full face shields now since I bought one a few weeks ago for handling SLA resin as getting it anywhere on my skin is something to be avoided. Eitherway eye protection is a must.
awesome info man, keep up with the videos
Thank you! Definitely gaining momentum to film and release on a more consistent schedule--just need to find the cadence that works. :)
I'd recommend getting a couple good crimpers. Most cheap printers don't come with properly terminated heater connections. A couple ferrules can save someones house.
And some wire strippers!
Definitely! Wire crimpers and strippers are super handy to keep around for fixing up joins and connectors that can't necessarily be soldered in place. I feel like that should be a topic for a future video is exploring safety precautions to reduce fire risks to cover firmware, connectors, enclosures/extinguishers, etc.
I was thinking wtf do I have to fix my resin printer? But you're talking about filament printers.
Hey dude, I just want to let you know that the latest video edits have been great and the effort you put in is noticeable! It's really cool to see effort put into the camera work and editing when the channel doesn't get a lot of views. I feel it shows a great deal of dedication to what you do and I'm sure if you keep at it your channel will grow.
I appreciate it mate! Glad to see some of the adjustments and tests I am trying out with new videos is showing a difference. I'm definitely committed to grinding the channel one video at a time even if it means the first 500 go relatively unnoticed.