Turn Amazon Boxes Into 3D Mandala Art with the Snapmaker 2.0
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- So many Amazon boxes, right?! Turn your garbage cardboard boxes into works of 3D Mandala Art using a laser cutter or CNC machine like the Snapmaker 2.0 (snapmaker.com/....
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Letter "A": tidd.ly/2OqsJOg
Rectangle Mandala (cardboard one): tidd.ly/2ZtBqO1
CNC Design (Square Plywood one - file is not for sale but artist page is here): tidd.ly/3gS0aoW
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Awesome video mate! Thank you so much for upcycling the boxes and making those wonderful artworks. A vivid realisation of "art is from daily life"!
Brilliant I am also waiting on my 2.0 cant wait to get started on my Amazon boxes.
Did you get it yet?
How is it going so far?
Beautiful work! I want to design the multi-layered art like you’re doing, and generally have been told you do it in Illustrator or similar. Is Snapmaker somehow better for this specific type of project or simply a personal choice and not much different than doing it in other programs? Thank you!
This was fantastic and I implor you to do more videos with the SnapMaker. Maybe even a "so you got a SnapMaker 2.0 getting started video.
Love this - looks really neat - once my Snapmaker A250 enclosure is assembled I'm going to mount the laser module. Great project idea!
That looks like a handy piece of equipment.
Ridiculously perfect :) I got my 1st 3d printer 6 months ago, and I love it!(ender3)....But now I need cnc and laser !!! Doh :) Excellent projects, and thanks for the insights.
You can get the creality laser module attachment for the ender 3 printers
You could also make thin framable multilayer designs with a large format cutter plotter and a bunch of card stock.
I have the 2.0 coming, hopefully in July. I ordered to A350.
Same. So excited!
pro trick: watch movies at flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.
@Jax Amari yup, been using Flixzone for months myself =)
Thank you so much for your amazing videos, loving all your explanations, I just got my snapmaker and I’m so impressed with what it can do
Bloomin heck, it's Kimi Raikkonen!
Beautiful
Awesome piece of art. Keep these coming
Jack of all trades-master of none. Caveat emptor to all those overly enthused. There's a reason why your lawnmower isn't a vacuum cleaner and a washing machine all in one. Do your search before biting the carrot.
Pretty sure those are all combined in the new SpaceX suits... Isn't it weird your one hand pushes the button on the lawnmower, vacuum and washing machine? Should you attach multiple specialized robot hands to your arms for each tool?
Would you prefer stranded on an island with jack of all trades, or a useless master accountant?
What REALLY disturbs me is the idea that outside nature requires human janitorial maintenance, I'm positive it doesn't, Grass is meant to grow.
If you had hardwood floors, instead of an expensive ripoff vacuum you could by a printer/washing machine. And actually breathe.
My hands are a washing machines and double as nose picker, typer, etc.
Taste the meat/carrot/drink before you cut off your hands.
My first 3D printer will be the Snapmaker 2 A350. Looking forward to learning more & seeing more of your cool projects.
I just got ripped off by the company. If it's not too late, I'd go with something else. My order arrived 3 months late and completely non-functional. After a month of trying to get help, I have no solutions from customer support. I paid for an A350, but got a big paperweight.
I can’t wait for mine to show up
This is soo neat! Thanks for sharing!
that is so damn cool
Very, very cool. Genius.
Thanks. Useful info. I Subscribed and saved. 🙂 Jim Bell (Australia)
I just bought the snapmaker A350 could you tell me what bit and settings you used to cut the thin plywood?
Fantastic! I'll try on my A250!
Great project! I wasn't familiar with that printer. It looks like a workhorse!
It's not. Mine was a brick when I received it 3 months later than promised. Still no help from customer support after a month.
@@RobertPersichitte I appreciate that warning
Next! Metallic color.
Amazing!!
Ty
Question: A lot of RUclipsrs got free units to talk these up. Did you pay for your unit or get one for free?
I got it for free and I gave my 100% honest feedback. That’s why I pointed out several things I don’t care for. But it really is a good machine overall.
I wonder if any of these will ever ship
Y Mel they have shipped and continue to ship. I recieved my A350 in the beginning of January.
Hey man I 100% doubted mine would ever arrive - it finally did and it's awesome. A350.
I ordered in March. I think the company is really struggling. Mine doesn't work. Look at comments from buyers, most don't work.
Thx! Do you have a meterial library to LigthBurn for the SnapMaker 10W to share?
Hi friend, how to make the frame for it?
Mine was supposed to be here by now, but I got an email telling me it'll be September before it's getting shipped, with the enclosure.
what was the power and speed setting to cut through the cardboard?
how did you get that to size right? I can get anything that size on the A350... which I'm starting to think was a waste of money. Luban is....well... awful
Sorry it's been a pain. It's definitely got its issues and some stuff is downright painful but I've been able to get it to do what I need so far. If you have any specific questions I'm happy to at least take a shot at them. I'm not affiliated with Snapmaker other than making these videos on their stuff but I've been in touch with some pretty helpful folks from the company. For sizing, I grabbed each design, made sure the dimensions were identical for each layer and that the starting point / home point for each were identical as well. I didn't really have any issues but I might be missing what you're asking. Let me know if I can help.
Excellent video. I like the Mandala artwork. Has anybody tried retrofitting a laser cutter to a standard 3D printer?
I am awaiting my Snapmaker, but have a different laser engraver that I have had for a while. I have not tried cutting stuff yet. What settings do you use to get the laser to cut cardboard boxes? Thanks.
Yes, what power/workspeed, number of passed, depth are you using to get a clean cut through the cardboard. Mine are not getting clean cuts.
Thanks!
Hi! I was wondering how do you carve something from the wood, rather than just carving it into the wood? What file type? Thanks!
Ive been eyeing up the 2.0 (A350) but idk if the price is worth it. Ive seen mixed reviews about the equipment but it seems so useful and universal
I ordered an A350 and 3 months later than promised got a non-working unit. After a month of trying to work with support, I'm no closer to getting a working unit or refund.
How difficult was it learning the software for the Snapmaker? I've heard pretty much all cnc/laser machines are notorious for a rough learning curve.
It’s honestly way more intuitive than a lot of CNC and laser software. They designed it to be easy to learn and I had no trouble with it. Like anything new, there will be some fiddling around but they also have several training videos to help you get going.
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Newbie - trying to separate the downloaded Mandala file into separate images without any knowledge of these vector software packages is impossible. Load the file but see nothing. Tired multiple software packages. I there a tutorial somewhere to help separate the images into individual files?
Hey Steve, yeah - all of the vector work can be intimidating at first but I'd recommend trying out Inkscape. Here's an old video I found that might help with what you need. ruclips.net/video/S-wIs5HN5cc/видео.html In Illustrator, you can press CMD/CTRL Y to show the outlines. There's a way to do this in Inkscape to by changing views: tavmjong.free.fr/INKSCAPE/MANUAL/html/View-Misc.html. Hopefully these links help to get you on your way.
Is it cutting the cardboard in one step?
Yeah, it can handle the cardboard in one step as long as you don't move it too fast.
Hello! Can you tell me please, what parameters you used to engrave on cardboard? thank you
It's been so long since I made these that I'm afraid I can't remember what the settings were. I know I kept the laser at 100% and ran it pretty slowly so that it could cut in one pass. I would recommend checking out the Snapmaker Facebook group because a lot of the formulas/settings are listed there for different materials.
What's the investment on the printer.
They range from $880 - $1320 USD at the moment. They cost more than a traditional 3D printer by itself because you're getting all three functions.
Also if you’re in the USA....tack on a few extra hundred $$ due to the trade issues with China.
Bradley Ulmer Had no effect on my A350 order
Hi! Ho w much is the resolution of the laser? How much close can two lines be cut? Thanks for the answer
The laser resolution is listed at 50 to 300 microns. I honestly couldn't tell you exactly what that means but I was quite impressed with how close the laser lines could be.
@@LRN2DIY say, are the laser lines fine enough to intricate work on say the outside of a wedding ring? Very interested in obtaining this, any advice?
@@AG-zk3bb Hey Allen, I think it would be intricate enough to make that happen but I don’t think the laser would be strong enough to do a decent engraving job on metal. I could be wrong but it’s only 1.6 watts.
The company is really struggling fulfilling orders. Mine was three months late and completely non functional.
I’ve been following the news on this. It stinks that orders have been so slow and that there have been issues. My experience was really positive but I know some folks have had terrible delays and quality control issues.
How long did printing/cutting the letter "A" take?
I don't remember exactly, but somewhere around 2 hours I believe.
2hrs wow its slow then :(
2hrs just to cut it? I hope not,thats really disappointing
What watt is the laser you cut the cardboard???
The laser on this is a 1.6 watt laser. You can turn down the power but I haven't needed to.
@@LRN2DIY the higher power update laser is out now have you reviewed it or know someone that has?
@@bulletproofpepper2 I can't seem to find any info about an upgrade for the Snapmaker 2.0 - do you have any links you can share? I'd be interested in checking it out.
how did you prep the mandala file to cut? the format they give it to you is terrible
I believe it came with an SVG file, which I just imported into Snapmaker, and then set it to cut outside each line. What kinds of issues are you running into?
@@LRN2DIY so theres 7 layers to the design. and they arrayed all 7 layers into the single svg. you basically need to crop each one out. im just not savy enough with inkscape to do so. was just wondering how you went about it.
@@LambskinWhisper Ah - that's right. It's been a little while and I had forgotten. I think I did have to crop each one out. Here's an Inkscape tutorial to help with that. Some creators on Etsy and elsewhere include each file separately, which is ideal, but if not, give this a try: ruclips.net/video/v-JxhF3D4No/видео.html&feature=emb_title
I have my adobe files ready (the layers) How much do laser cutting companies charge for an 8" x 8" with 10 pieces of cardboard?
I am making a mandela piece
Have anyone noticed the error in the design? Pretty funny cause it’s all over Etsy.