@@BlackWater67 Yes, I loaded my cart with all the items from the list. About 1/3 where not available thou. Go to check out and I can't get the discount. Not a new member.
Yes, I love Temu for the good stuff that's on there. But a lot of it is various sorts of scams. If you buy filament from there, I have had really good deals. But ALWAYS CHECK THE WEIGHT. Often enough you see 'deals' where you see a 1kg spool on the picture, the price is really good for 1 kg. But then you check the item, and the weight of the spool is actually 250 gram. So the effective price is 4x as much.
:( Things do seem to seem out fast. When doing my order a few things sold out by the time I went to check out. But was able to find the same thing under a different listing.
This is called 'dropshipping' factories do not have anything in stock, they sell directly the stuff that rolls out. This means that products are always 'limited' 'almost sold out'. But 5 days later a new batch is on that's again selling out soon. Also always check the actual price and ignore the '80% off' that's already listed on the normal price. I have never seen a product on Temu with less than '50% off'...
The normal prices on the stuff I picked up were less than what I’ve seen elsewhere so not a huge difference. I think the hot staple gun was the most expensive item at $25 or so.
The 90% off was from the 'regular' prices that are already supposedly '50-70% off'. Still, I for that code to work you need to use the app, and I do not trust such an app on my pc or mobile. Still, a large silicone mat is still a great deal for less than €5. The 50 cents is really just giving it away for future return customers. Oh, and of course you also need to get at least €20 ($20?) of products before they will even sell anything to you. But then the transport is free (!).
Tool… I’ve been 3-D printing for about a year now and I have pretty much every single tool that you mentioned. I probably paid more for everything but a lot of stuff I got on Temu…. One thing that I can’t live without is a nail drill…. This is a tool that’s typically used in nail salons it’s basically a small handheld rotary tool that has bits that grind away your fingernails but the bits work surprisingly well on plastic I’ve gone through a few of the cheaper ones and the motors eventually wear out but I’ve got one of the bigger units with a rechargeable USB battery pack and a digital speed regulator knob… and it’s absolutely fantastic for cleaning up 3-D prints with so many different bits. It can get into anywhere you need to get into. I think I spent $32 Australian on it. There are cheaper and there are more expensive but this one seems to be lasting me quite well, it’s a separate battery with the controls on it and a coiled cable that connects to the rotary tool. It makes cleaning any 3-D print very short work.
Tool: Thanks for taking the time to make this video. I would say to definitely add flush cutters and a good flexible bed scraper on to your list. The heat gun you've got in your kit looks really useful. Thanks again.
Ive brought a few things for 3D printing off Temu. I found a intresting thing to get supports out of REALLY tight places, Lock picks!!! Some are barbed so you can slide it in, twist and pull, Great for getting support out of small holes rather than having to drill it out.
I verified with Temu: the 90% off is indeed for new users, but everyone gets the $100 coupon bundle. Please note that each account can only redeem the $100 coupon bundle once. If viewers are experiencing issues, they should be directed to contact Temu’s official customer service team for assistance.
@@DaveRigDesign i finally got the $100 coupon after I had already spent $200 of purchases. The Coupon state that I had to spend $500 to use the coupon.
Tool, I find a 3D pen is very useful. You can get by with the very cheap ones, but I paid a little bit more for one with the digital display, having used both it was definitely worth it.
@@DaveRigDesign fill in gaps, join parts. If you need to drill in to a part, you'll probably go infill, you can then reinforce the infill. Lock things like nuts and bolts or magnets in to parts.
Iv used this site for all my FDM and resin printing great products and there miniature drill sets are very good and there electrical parts ie wire connectors and various Electronic packs are great for cosplay.
Tool, I really liked the sanding rods and will be looking for them. Ball end hex keys are ok, but square end will not round out the sockets on your screws. Both have their uses. I picked up a small "Graphite felt welding blanket" pad I use under my soldering iron station.
Tool 1 - 3DGloop - for really sticking parts together - but does dry out over a couple of years, if not used. 2 - Magigoo - for great 'glass bed' adhesion. Lasts for quite a few prints even if only printing sporadically. when hot almost impossible to remove, until cool, and then print just releases. When bed needs cleaning - water washes it of easily.
I’ve been looking to get some 3d gloop but can never seem to find it local. Used Magigoo a lot but recently with my newer printers with PEI sheets I haven’t needed it
code is only available to new users. i just created my temu account this week and I have yet to order yet this code doesn't work for me, eh still going to order some of these as they'll be useful.
i did the coupon and everything i could think of (both online and in the app), and every original price that you listed, is what they are charging. on the initial page it shows the real low price, when i go to the cart, it shows the 100% price. it'll say like "pay $20 today, but total is like $200".
Tool. Some impulse Prime Day buys are going back... I forgot how inexpensive this site is if you are willing to exercise a little patience for delivery. 😋
I've been a Temu customer for quite a while and bought many things from them. When I tried to buy some of the things mentioned in this video and applied the coupon code, I got a message back that I was no eligible for the coupon. Then I cancelled the whole order...
Don't know if it's because I'm in UK but the prices are way, way more than what you have in the description Still a good list of tool ideas for me to try and get 👍
Almost all products sold by Temu are of really poor quality: cheap steel that can barely withstand stress, unusable tolerances in production and, worst of all, many highly toxic substances in the plastic! Hands off Temu!
Cheap shit is cheap shit. You get the same products from the same factories whether you're shopping from Temu, Aliexpress or amazon. I have found the quality to be far better than expected for the price. But then the price is really low.
Just a little FYI, for everyone, you need to be a NEW USER for all this to work. If at any point in time you have made a temu account even if you didn't buy anything, THIS CODE WILL NOT WORK.
lol. Haven’t heard that before, it refers to imperial/standard units, feet/inches because the US and I think one other country still uses it. The rest of the world uses metric. To be fair here in Canada it’s common to use both depending on what is being measured.
Unfortunatly, those kind of heatset inserts aren't meant for 3d printing. Those kinds are used in injection moulding. For 3d printing you need to have threads along the whole lenght of heatset insert so that it can "bite" better into plastic
These still work pretty well. There have been a few channels that did strength test ( CNC kitchen, Made with layer, …) and this style still works well. Especially if you have a part you need to insert/remove the screws often.
I use the plastic razor all the time. It’s good for cleaning up fried resin and most glues. It’s also pretty good at cleaning up oversprays of paints and varnishes. My applications are not just 3D printing, but leathercrafts, woodworking and jewelry making. I use the plastic razor about 3 times per week.
Those tools make my German Heart sad. "Good tools" you say. This is mostly junk. If you want pliers, buy Knipex, If you want Hex Keys go with Wera and so on.
If you have the money, sure. It’s all relative, you’re working on 3D prints, not a rocket so the caliber of tools can scale with the task at hand. I’ve rebuild car engines with pretty janky tools :) Nice tools are nice, and sometimes needed depending on precision needed for the task. But if not needed it’s a luxury and if a tool works it works.
@@DaveRigDesign How are the Prices of proper Tools where you live? Here in Germany proper Tools Like Knipex dont cost much more than cheap Tools. A good Set of pointy pliers you showed in the Video costs about 25€ here, thats about 28 $ You are deffinetly right when you say If you only need your Tools sometimes and maybe only for 3D printing then cheap Tools will do. I use them for much more than Just 3D printing then i guess its different.
TEMU review video links don't really work as Temu constantly remove and add things to take out bad reviews. It also lets them say everything is nearly sold out.
The 90% off is a scam. Never used Temu, I downloaded the app to buy this, and the app said I already used the deal and everyone can only use it once. 90% off prices are fake.
I absolutely disagree with buying low quality then upgrading. Low quality tools lead to low quality output and then people give up on the hobby. After half a lifetime of trying various crafts and home repair with lower quality tools and getting poor output, several years ago I started buying high-end consumer grade or less expensive professional tools and everything from house painting, drywalling, nail art, resin art, jewelry making, and more ACTUALLY comes out as desired if using the tools the pros use. I've seen the same over and over in the maker spaces. People give up because they're trying to get a nice result with crap tools. That's not to say that certain supplies from chinese retailers won't work. But be very cautious in what you don't put money into. Disposable nail files, sure. Solder iron and staple welder, not so much. Also, don't use kn95s, ESPECIALLY from a Chinese retailer. They aren't as stringent on testing and since they're not the healthcare standard in the US, and therefore don't have to comply with the same regulations and scrutiny, testing has shown imports aren't meeting the advertised filtering. Always use a fit-tested N95. They're gonna cost but it's cheaper than lung disease.
The word 'quality items' and 'temu' do not belong in the same sentence. Sorry but in this video it feels like you've sold your soul to temu. Which is a shame!
Well, I’m using most of the items from this video in my builds, so the quality seems to be good enough. Hard to mess up sand paper and screw driver. I assume you didn’t watch to the end cuz I say it’s better to start with cheap tools and then spend money on better ones that you actually use a lot.
It only applys if you never ordered from temu before.....that doesn't help your actual audience!!!! Actual people who already 3d print and are looking for deals. We are already on Temu and buy stiff....Just wasted my time and that equals $$$$ you will now get consistent thumbs down from me on purpose good luck!!!
Funny that I don't do any 3d printing but have most of these tools for my craft room. Just bought the plastic repair tool for my bumper had to fix that.
🎉 Head to Temu App Now: temu.to/m/uad7xigfluw
🔍 Search code:【dpv8249】to claim a $100 coupon bundle&for extra 90% off
doesn't work
You probably should have said for new users only in your description. I entered in the code and that's what it said.
@@BlackWater67 Yes, I loaded my cart with all the items from the list. About 1/3 where not available thou. Go to check out and I can't get the discount. Not a new member.
Downside with Temu is 90% of what they sell is like 50% smaller than you think.
lol, ya, I was pleasantly surprised everything I got was as advertised. Pretty save when looking at hand tools and sanding supplies though.
Yes, I love Temu for the good stuff that's on there. But a lot of it is various sorts of scams. If you buy filament from there, I have had really good deals. But ALWAYS CHECK THE WEIGHT. Often enough you see 'deals' where you see a 1kg spool on the picture, the price is really good for 1 kg. But then you check the item, and the weight of the spool is actually 250 gram. So the effective price is 4x as much.
The 90% off is a scam. They switch to their advertised price once they have your info. Won’t buy from them again.
Most useful 3d printing advice I have found. Appreciate it!
Thanks, glad I could help 🙏
Everything in your list is unavailable or you can buy at minimum 10$ each item.
Shady Temu....
:( Things do seem to seem out fast. When doing my order a few things sold out by the time I went to check out. But was able to find the same thing under a different listing.
This is called 'dropshipping' factories do not have anything in stock, they sell directly the stuff that rolls out.
This means that products are always 'limited' 'almost sold out'. But 5 days later a new batch is on that's again selling out soon.
Also always check the actual price and ignore the '80% off' that's already listed on the normal price.
I have never seen a product on Temu with less than '50% off'...
I just searched up name on temu and clicked one with closest pre discount item
90% off means normal price basically. Literally no one would be crazy enough to think that is $200 worth, barely $20
The normal prices on the stuff I picked up were less than what I’ve seen elsewhere so not a huge difference. I think the hot staple gun was the most expensive item at $25 or so.
The 90% off was from the 'regular' prices that are already supposedly '50-70% off'. Still, I for that code to work you need to use the app, and I do not trust such an app on my pc or mobile.
Still, a large silicone mat is still a great deal for less than €5. The 50 cents is really just giving it away for future return customers.
Oh, and of course you also need to get at least €20 ($20?) of products before they will even sell anything to you. But then the transport is free (!).
Tool… I’ve been 3-D printing for about a year now and I have pretty much every single tool that you mentioned. I probably paid more for everything but a lot of stuff I got on Temu…. One thing that I can’t live without is a nail drill…. This is a tool that’s typically used in nail salons it’s basically a small handheld rotary tool that has bits that grind away your fingernails but the bits work surprisingly well on plastic I’ve gone through a few of the cheaper ones and the motors eventually wear out but I’ve got one of the bigger units with a rechargeable USB battery pack and a digital speed regulator knob… and it’s absolutely fantastic for cleaning up 3-D prints with so many different bits. It can get into anywhere you need to get into. I think I spent $32 Australian on it. There are cheaper and there are more expensive but this one seems to be lasting me quite well, it’s a separate battery with the controls on it and a coiled cable that connects to the rotary tool. It makes cleaning any 3-D print very short work.
Nicely put together
Thanks 🙏
Tool: Thanks for taking the time to make this video. I would say to definitely add flush cutters and a good flexible bed scraper on to your list. The heat gun you've got in your kit looks really useful. Thanks again.
Glad it helps, thanks for watching to the end :)
Tool, glad to see someone showing how you don’t need to spend a lot of money for tools for 3d printing. Thank you
Thanks 🙏
Save that money to spend on filament :)
Even with cheap tools, if you take care of them. They will last a long time.
Ive brought a few things for 3D printing off Temu. I found a intresting thing to get supports out of REALLY tight places, Lock picks!!! Some are barbed so you can slide it in, twist and pull, Great for getting support out of small holes rather than having to drill it out.
i need 1 of everything!
lol, start shopping :)
Nice video all useful " Tool "
Thanks 🙏
Gonna have to get those first sanding sticks you showed, would be very handy
Can never have enough sanding options :)
I went through the process and did not get the discount ended up paying full price. bad deal
The code didn’t work?
I verified with Temu:
the 90% off is indeed for new users, but everyone gets the $100 coupon bundle. Please note that each account can only redeem the $100 coupon bundle once. If viewers are experiencing issues, they should be directed to contact Temu’s official customer service team for assistance.
@@DaveRigDesign i finally got the $100 coupon after I had already spent $200 of purchases. The Coupon state that I had to spend $500 to use the coupon.
Tools are fantastic ideas. Sometimes cheap is best
Tool, I find a 3D pen is very useful. You can get by with the very cheap ones, but I paid a little bit more for one with the digital display, having used both it was definitely worth it.
are you using the pen the fill in gaps in prints?
@@DaveRigDesign fill in gaps, join parts. If you need to drill in to a part, you'll probably go infill, you can then reinforce the infill. Lock things like nuts and bolts or magnets in to parts.
Tool cool video overall
Thanks 🙏
Thank you for the overview have to order like 80% of these haha
Nice. lol
Tool, super helpful video, particularly the flat xacto knife.
Thanks 🙏
Iv used this site for all my FDM and resin printing great products and there miniature drill sets are very good and there electrical parts ie wire connectors and various Electronic packs are great for cosplay.
Can you buy and review sets. (kit)
Spring set, ball bearings set, set of different stuff using in diy.
Tool. I think the hot staple gun was the best
Tool, I really liked the sanding rods and will be looking for them.
Ball end hex keys are ok, but square end will not round out the sockets on your screws. Both have their uses.
I picked up a small "Graphite felt welding blanket" pad I use under my soldering iron station.
This video was very helpful I just got a 3-D printer a couple of days ago and I’m definitely gonna buy a lot of these tools great video keep it up🤘😎
Thanks 🙏
Glad I could help :)
Tool
1 - 3DGloop - for really sticking parts together - but does dry out over a couple of years, if not used.
2 - Magigoo - for great 'glass bed' adhesion. Lasts for quite a few prints even if only printing sporadically. when hot almost impossible to remove, until cool, and then print just releases. When bed needs cleaning - water washes it of easily.
I’ve been looking to get some 3d gloop but can never seem to find it local.
Used Magigoo a lot but recently with my newer printers with PEI sheets I haven’t needed it
You may want a small weighing scale for checking filament weight remaining on spools
code is only available to new users. i just created my temu account this week and I have yet to order yet this code doesn't work for me, eh still going to order some of these as they'll be useful.
My Temu contact says to contact customer support if there is an issue with the code.
The stuff is even more useful when it’s super cheap/free :)
That was "Tool" amazing for words 😅
🤣 glad you enjoyed it. 🙏
i did the coupon and everything i could think of (both online and in the app), and every original price that you listed, is what they are charging. on the initial page it shows the real low price, when i go to the cart, it shows the 100% price. it'll say like "pay $20 today, but total is like $200".
😳 I asked my contact before about this and they said people should contact customer support if the code doesn’t work
Code doesn't work for me
16:10 --- Freedom Units ??? Really ??? ... Totaly gringe-worthy .... btw Buy more sand-papper stuff
🤣 can never have enough sand paper
I must’ve missed the part that said the deal was for new users only.
Thanks for the video but I wish I had known that bit before wasting my time. Lol
Tool. Some impulse Prime Day buys are going back... I forgot how inexpensive this site is if you are willing to exercise a little patience for delivery. 😋
I've been a Temu customer for quite a while and bought many things from them. When I tried to buy some of the things mentioned in this video and applied the coupon code, I got a message back that I was no eligible for the coupon. Then I cancelled the whole order...
Don't know if it's because I'm in UK but the prices are way, way more than what you have in the description
Still a good list of tool ideas for me to try and get 👍
Thanks, Not sure, maybe due to currency differences or import fees?
@@DaveRigDesign don't think it's just currency, some of it is 10x like metric key set is £8.28 vs $0.87
The code doesn’t work, it says I have to be a new user and I am, literally just created the account
Contact Customer support, it should work.
@@DaveRigDesign Ok I’m going to give it a try
Almost all products sold by Temu are of really poor quality: cheap steel that can barely withstand stress, unusable tolerances in production and, worst of all, many highly toxic substances in the plastic!
Hands off Temu!
Cheap shit is cheap shit. You get the same products from the same factories whether you're shopping from Temu, Aliexpress or amazon. I have found the quality to be far better than expected for the price. But then the price is really low.
Sick of Aliexpress and would use Temu but every one of those links makes me solve a puzzle just to view the item. Not playing games to go shopping.
lol, weird. Haven’t seen that yet. Trying to block bots I guess.
@@DaveRigDesign lol could be yea I did open all the tabs at once, my own mini DDOS 😂
What's wrong with AE? They restrict US and EU laws, when Temu i scamy, disrespectful bloatware site with stuff not looking as shown in the pictures.
@@OzziemandiasPL been getting the run around on a return for a few months, did finally get it the other day though
@@TylerKrick OK, I get it. I haven't any problem with AE for years now.
Tool Do you mean I can order every bit of that that you just got for around $20
Should be, but I believe the code for the 90% off only works for new accounts.
Just a little FYI, for everyone, you need to be a NEW USER for all this to work. If at any point in time you have made a temu account even if you didn't buy anything, THIS CODE WILL NOT WORK.
EARLY🎉
What the hell are freedom units????
lol. Haven’t heard that before, it refers to imperial/standard units, feet/inches because the US and I think one other country still uses it. The rest of the world uses metric.
To be fair here in Canada it’s common to use both depending on what is being measured.
Tool ☺
Unfortunatly, those kind of heatset inserts aren't meant for 3d printing. Those kinds are used in injection moulding. For 3d printing you need to have threads along the whole lenght of heatset insert so that it can "bite" better into plastic
These still work pretty well. There have been a few channels that did strength test ( CNC kitchen, Made with layer, …) and this style still works well. Especially if you have a part you need to insert/remove the screws often.
Tool: Thin Stainless Steel Screen Disassembler - great for when that glue stick works too well
Never heard of them. Are these like thin shims the get under the print to break it free ?
tool: plastic razor
I thought about that but seems so niche. I’ve never used them. Is there another use case besides cleaning spills on resin screens?
@@DaveRigDesignyou're probably right. Good for getting prints of beds as well, both filament and resin. Damn cheap as well
I use the plastic razor all the time. It’s good for cleaning up fried resin and most glues. It’s also pretty good at cleaning up oversprays of paints and varnishes. My applications are not just 3D printing, but leathercrafts, woodworking and jewelry making. I use the plastic razor about 3 times per week.
Code only for new users
Those tools make my German Heart sad. "Good tools" you say. This is mostly junk. If you want pliers, buy Knipex, If you want Hex Keys go with Wera and so on.
If you have the money, sure.
It’s all relative, you’re working on 3D prints, not a rocket so the caliber of tools can scale with the task at hand.
I’ve rebuild car engines with pretty janky tools :)
Nice tools are nice, and sometimes needed depending on precision needed for the task.
But if not needed it’s a luxury and if a tool works it works.
@@DaveRigDesign How are the Prices of proper Tools where you live? Here in Germany proper Tools Like Knipex dont cost much more than cheap Tools. A good Set of pointy pliers you showed in the Video costs about 25€ here, thats about 28 $
You are deffinetly right when you say If you only need your Tools sometimes and maybe only for 3D printing then cheap Tools will do. I use them for much more than Just 3D printing then i guess its different.
TEMU review video links don't really work as Temu constantly remove and add things to take out bad reviews. It also lets them say everything is nearly sold out.
Only for new accounts
No Discounts for me, and most products are unavailable. Nice try TEMU.
Wish I had read the comments before I tried it as well - doesn't work - new users only.
Free! ;). ….lol
The 90% off is a scam. Never used Temu, I downloaded the app to buy this, and the app said I already used the deal and everyone can only use it once. 90% off prices are fake.
I absolutely disagree with buying low quality then upgrading. Low quality tools lead to low quality output and then people give up on the hobby. After half a lifetime of trying various crafts and home repair with lower quality tools and getting poor output, several years ago I started buying high-end consumer grade or less expensive professional tools and everything from house painting, drywalling, nail art, resin art, jewelry making, and more ACTUALLY comes out as desired if using the tools the pros use. I've seen the same over and over in the maker spaces. People give up because they're trying to get a nice result with crap tools.
That's not to say that certain supplies from chinese retailers won't work. But be very cautious in what you don't put money into. Disposable nail files, sure. Solder iron and staple welder, not so much.
Also, don't use kn95s, ESPECIALLY from a Chinese retailer. They aren't as stringent on testing and since they're not the healthcare standard in the US, and therefore don't have to comply with the same regulations and scrutiny, testing has shown imports aren't meeting the advertised filtering. Always use a fit-tested N95. They're gonna cost but it's cheaper than lung disease.
The word 'quality items' and 'temu' do not belong in the same sentence.
Sorry but in this video it feels like you've sold your soul to temu. Which is a shame!
Well, I’m using most of the items from this video in my builds, so the quality seems to be good enough. Hard to mess up sand paper and screw driver.
I assume you didn’t watch to the end cuz I say it’s better to start with cheap tools and then spend money on better ones that you actually use a lot.
Temu rip off so many seller to went out off business. Temu is pure evil
Yeah too bad team is such a rip-off, with a bunch of fake products and stuff.
junk
It only applys if you never ordered from temu before.....that doesn't help your actual audience!!!! Actual people who already 3d print and are looking for deals. We are already on Temu and buy stiff....Just wasted my time and that equals $$$$ you will now get consistent thumbs down from me on purpose good luck!!!
I think just the 90% off applies to new users.
To be fair I never ordered anything from Temu before this and I’ve been printing for years :)
So you claim to have ordered from Temu, but then you do not know what their prices normally are and how they have first customer deals..? Hmm...
Funny that I don't do any 3d printing but have most of these tools for my craft room. Just bought the plastic repair tool for my bumper had to fix that.
Most of these tools are kinda universal to most crafts :)
I have all of those, literally all of them. It might be time to admit to myself I have a problem.
lol. You just have good taste :)
The code isn't working