3D Printing a SLINGSHOT that WORKS?

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Комментарии • 112

  • @Tattedeuc
    @Tattedeuc Год назад +16

    How to over engineer the letter y lmao

  • @manguydude287
    @manguydude287 Год назад +11

    what a cool project. if 3d printers were available when I was a kid, I could see how far I could have gone with modeling and design while I was still very young. my kids will definitely be making their own toys!

    • @BikerForLife01
      @BikerForLife01 Год назад +1

      If 3D printers were around when I was a kid I would have been in sooooo much trouble 😆

  • @crowguy506
    @crowguy506 Год назад +3

    …and next week I’ll show you how to sell it on Etsy.

  • @tomaszbrzeczyszczykiewicz4082
    @tomaszbrzeczyszczykiewicz4082 Год назад +6

    I used to be surprised by the developing technology of 3D printing. Today, I have my own 3D printer farm.

    • @BabyJesus66
      @BabyJesus66 Год назад

      I hope you don't have to emboss your name into your prints.

  • @BrianBobbitt3D
    @BrianBobbitt3D Год назад +3

    Really nice work! Great addition showing the design process in Fusion. Nice to see you show the iterations and evolution of the design.

  • @casadioDesign
    @casadioDesign Год назад +10

    Thinking, designing, and then printing things that actually works fine is one of the best sensation for me. Last year I did that with a full 3D printed replica of the 6th generation Bronco, almost 300 parts. A lot of work but what an incredible sensation when I finished the model. Thank you for this video!

  • @ParedCheese
    @ParedCheese Год назад +4

    Don't forget to add *plenty* of infill bracing if you're going to use strong elastic.
    A snapped slingshot in the eye can be unpleasant. 😉

    • @dustindixon8572
      @dustindixon8572 Год назад +1

      So infil isn't strength it's just interior support strength truly comes from shells/ perimeters

    • @ParedCheese
      @ParedCheese Год назад

      @@dustindixon8572 Yeah, I think I meant "internal" bracing, but I didn't engage my brain fully. 🫤

  • @koushikraj9815
    @koushikraj9815 Год назад +1

    Hey. I have major question. Whether PLA (wolf 3D) petrol resistance. I printed funnel for fueling bike. But I didn't find any proof whether PLA resistant or not. I saw small wet but it may be spilled though.

  • @TheSquigy
    @TheSquigy Год назад +2

    I think this is the earliest I've ever been to one of your vids! Love your work!

  • @Explore531
    @Explore531 Год назад +1

    such great job making those and those rubber band if its long it throws farther then shorter ones

  • @natepetrie1216
    @natepetrie1216 Год назад +4

    For that last sketch, turn on ”slice” in the sketch pallette (panel on the right) it'll show the model cut off at the sketch plane so you aren't trying to design around a corner like that

  • @koushikraj9815
    @koushikraj9815 Год назад +2

    You could have used offset to u shape

  • @craiggordon2502
    @craiggordon2502 Год назад +1

    Hi I was wondering if you have an recommendation on a dual extrusion print I want to be able to print supports in a water soluble and all different type of filaments. I figure with the two heads I wouldn’t need a purge block as that seems like such a waste

  • @ederplays2788
    @ederplays2788 Год назад +1

    This was very cool, but could you make a remix of it where you can create it as a mid evil weapon we’re you can throw metal beads or rocks, that would be cooler

  • @Tyguy266
    @Tyguy266 Год назад +2

    I was going to try the punisher sling shot on thingavers but wasn't sure if it would hold up lol.

  • @phizicks
    @phizicks Год назад +1

    you should get used to using the "S" key for shortcuts rather than using the menus. I usually make a whole right side body, then mirror, then combine body.

  • @DarrylAdams
    @DarrylAdams Год назад +1

    I am surprised you did not include a flexible core in the design. I am no engineer but I would think a different material for the core would have allowed more stress in the body of the slingshot.

  • @Drakonaut
    @Drakonaut Год назад +3

    The 0.2 mm emboss was nice to see, since for my 3D printing class we had to emboss our initials in the print for a grade, and some of the best locations were on the side were it would have overhang. 0.2 was the best for the letters in my name not to mess up.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  Год назад +2

      That’s great to hear! I love a 0.2 emboss

  • @manguydude287
    @manguydude287 Год назад +2

    that channel for the rubber band to engage is a pretty slick design

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  Год назад +1

      Thanks man! It’s crazy what Joel from 4 years ago came up with :)

  • @OneHappyCrazyPerson
    @OneHappyCrazyPerson Год назад +2

    Perfect way to loose some teeth while you try it to fire for the third time

    • @manguydude287
      @manguydude287 Год назад

      it's just a rubber band. when he really wants to get test the durability he can try surgical tubing 😅

  • @frogmandave1
    @frogmandave1 Год назад +1

    Nice!

  • @ResorterasBat
    @ResorterasBat 9 месяцев назад

    Nice slingshot! I been watching your videos about 3D printing, and never came across this one, It turns out that one of my hobbies is making and shooting slingshots!, I have made some with CNC routers, and did one desiged to be made on a 3D printer, also made a video of the process, and did some strength and destructive tests. Cheers!

  • @captain_loeffel
    @captain_loeffel Год назад +2

    Nice one, just here in Germany a slingshot isn't allowed to be owned without weapon license. Don't ask why. Even a normal kitchen knife is only allowed to be transported, when it isn't easily accessible (so not only lying in your bag without something around it you need to remove in a longer process) and its blade is longer then 12cm. So the old Leatherman Tool is considered a weapon too. Many things ended up in this list already and a slingshot is one of them.

    • @hanelyp1
      @hanelyp1 Год назад +1

      That would be news to Jeorg from the Slingshot Channel.

    • @Jonas_Meyer
      @Jonas_Meyer Год назад +2

      Its totally legal to own a slingshot in Germany even without age restriction. Its only a weapon if the slingshot has a armrest and build as a "precision slingshots".

    • @timpostma
      @timpostma Год назад +1

      I had to look that one up why because of the slingshot channel there must have been a change I was not aware about Germany so I appologize for the confusion & I know know your are right though I am Canadian & there is no restrictions unless it’s used in a crime or by a person with a legal barrier (in general) but as long as they behave, are safe & responsible the police do not mind it in Canada

    • @timpostma
      @timpostma Год назад +1

      Yeah mine is not have a scope or any sights or anything like that & takes a learning curve I also am secondly curious about this one

  • @IronLungProductionsOfficial
    @IronLungProductionsOfficial Год назад +1

    Lost my thumb nail to a slingshot haha still great fun! 😅Rock on man! 🤘

  • @Der_Kleine_Mann
    @Der_Kleine_Mann Год назад

    Jörg Sprave from "The Slingshot channel" also has a 3D-model of his world famous "Rambone"-Slingshot available online for free.
    I've tried it, and it works just fine👍
    But it's quite beefy, so I'd recommend to scale it down a bit, to fit a smaller hand better😂

  • @ytdf1972
    @ytdf1972 Год назад +1

    Great design tutorial, thanks

  • @jm24476
    @jm24476 Год назад +1

    yay third here

  • @raymondbailey2142
    @raymondbailey2142 Год назад

    What about a design for theraband resistant tubes (say 20lb test)?

  • @star_rose_three
    @star_rose_three Год назад +1

    Love the Thinkgeek shirt! I miss that website so much!

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  Год назад

      Oh I miss it too!

    • @LeaoraRanica
      @LeaoraRanica Год назад

      I noticed Timmy too! I bought their 20th anniversary t-shirt that year with all his costumes on the front.

  • @BikerForLife01
    @BikerForLife01 Год назад

    Fusion scares alot of people but it's a fabulous bit of software once you get to grips with it and it's little projects like this that can show people how easy it actually is with no witchcraft involved.

    • @anotheryoutuber_
      @anotheryoutuber_ Год назад

      except they keep changing their rules and can call it quits whenever it suits them.

  • @3DJapan
    @3DJapan Год назад

    Now we can all be just like Dennis the Menace and drive Mr. Wilson crazy.

  • @Der_Ed
    @Der_Ed Год назад

    Some steps were not really necessary and you did some things more complicated than it could have been

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  Год назад

      Sure, and I believe I said that a number of times. Can you make this with the less complicated way and send me a link to the video? I would love to see it.

  • @danilofreitas1112
    @danilofreitas1112 Год назад +1

    First?

  • @javeronh.3996
    @javeronh.3996 Год назад

    you could have had the channel in the front go to the sides. thus at the base of the 'V' you have the rubber band on your side, go to the front and in the channel. then after shooting it would likely fall on your hand. either way really cool design and awesome work
    your clip path though is a really good way though

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  Год назад

      Oh didn't even think of that, cool idea!

    • @javeronh.3996
      @javeronh.3996 Год назад

      @@3DPrintingNerd I definitely liked how you designed it. Makes me want to find rubber bands around the house and make a few to play with or something. Haha

  • @nihlil
    @nihlil Год назад

    Finaly a comprehensive guide...!

  • @paulstephenson5311
    @paulstephenson5311 Год назад

    This is useful, I use a catapult for fishing and I am always losing them.

  • @coaltowking
    @coaltowking Год назад

    16:20 Your slingshot has a front butt... heh

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  Год назад

      Ha! Oh man, this made me think of Butts On Things

  • @gunsmoke132
    @gunsmoke132 Год назад

    Jörg sprave made one called the rambone, best 3d printed slingshot

    • @Jonas_Meyer
      @Jonas_Meyer Год назад +1

      Jörg sprave plays with the fear of people and sells weapon that are barely legal without a license.

  • @lordmugglestone
    @lordmugglestone Год назад

    I would not trust that with my life. You only get 2 eye's in this lifetime...

    • @hanelyp1
      @hanelyp1 Год назад +1

      That's what safety glasses are for.

  • @diegolozano2397
    @diegolozano2397 Год назад

    Thanks for the video

  • @Joevim
    @Joevim Год назад

    25:30 well that was a bit creepy 😳

  • @ToddRafferty
    @ToddRafferty Год назад

    Take a drink every time Joel says, "L for Line"

  • @tmax1019
    @tmax1019 Год назад

    4th

  • @David-xl8zf
    @David-xl8zf Год назад

    Please don't, they're gonna ban 3D printers in Europe, if you go that far with them. Gonna need an arms license for a hand made wood toy bow soon. Like literally cut off a tree branch, tie a string across both ends and you're illegal without a license kinda bad.

  • @MakerBees333
    @MakerBees333 Год назад

    **YOUR GOING TO TAKE SOMEONES EYE OUT**

  • @DavidMulligan
    @DavidMulligan Год назад

    Joel, I know you didn't mean offence but at 13:54 you used the word savage which is like the N word to natives. I wish words could mean what we want them to mean but for some they carry too much history.

  • @colincampbell3679
    @colincampbell3679 Год назад

    Crying Shame as I don't use Fusion 360 nor would I as it is far beyond me to do any thing in that CAD program..
    Like Blender and others far too hard for the normal person to do!
    Also How Many of us has a FREE to be Reviewed from Bambu Labs $1000 Bambu Carbon X1 & a £400 EMS to print fast and perfect on? I am guess none of us.
    And 3D printing Nerd worked for Adobe,
    He has to be super clever with art and designing and CAD working to work with them! Again none of us are that clever or skilled.
    So well done Man, really lucky you. 1 super clever dude out of millions of not clever dudes is something.

    • @3DPrintingNerd
      @3DPrintingNerd  Год назад +4

      Far beyond you? Nah, man - I just showed you step by step how to do something cool in it. This model prints fine on an Ender 3 as well. My job at Adobe was QA Developer, so NOT a creative position. Come on, follow this tutorial and make one and then tag me when it’s done and online :)

    • @cmput3r
      @cmput3r Год назад +1

      I've done a fair bit of CAD design and this is very basic CAD design, you shouldn't think so poorly of yourself this is definitely not too hard for normal people... anyone can do it just get the free Fusion 360 12 month trial and follow Joel's steps and print on any 3d printer, Joel is by far no expert but at least he's doing it.
      also there are lots of CAD tutorials online if you really want to learn.

    • @AaronFlaming
      @AaronFlaming Год назад +1

      Absolutely none of that whiny, rant was true. Fusion 360 is really easy to learn and free for hobbyist to do so. It just takes patience.... and THAT is what people don't necessarily have.

  • @Jonas_Meyer
    @Jonas_Meyer Год назад

    Don't like the promotion of printable weapons. There are many that are unfit to get a license. Even if this slingshot is arguable not really a dangerous weapon its a starting point for everyone into printable weapons.

    • @ThirdDynamic
      @ThirdDynamic Год назад +2

      They already exist, hoss. 3D printed weapons aren't going away. Just like nukes. Once you open Pandoras box, you can't just close it. You can however, teach responsibility, respect for the tool, and respect for human life. Don't like it? You can always find something else to watch. No one is forcong you to stick around.

    • @Jonas_Meyer
      @Jonas_Meyer Год назад

      @@ThirdDynamic Just given my feedback. There are also instruction on how to build a bomb. But that is not a good reason to promote these on RUclips. Im just concerned because there is currently a large movement on blackout, doomsday fanatic that modify license free weapons to dangerous ones.

    • @JonathanMurray
      @JonathanMurray Год назад

      Lol!

    • @AaronFlaming
      @AaronFlaming Год назад

      It is just a toy slingshot, lighten up! How terrible and sheltered was your childhood that you were not allowed to play with a toy slingshot?

    • @andrewhumphrey6863
      @andrewhumphrey6863 Год назад

      A 3D printer is a starting point for almost everything. Most of all, fun. 😊 Hope you have some.

  • @WillofNewZealand
    @WillofNewZealand Год назад

    Can you name the license holder?
    Who owns thing slingshot?
    Did you license check this thing?
    Getting busted for piracy from selling a thing sux so of course license check all uploads and sales no matter who drew it and no matter how or where you got a file.
    You know this already so im sure you can answer easy.

    • @gugman9684
      @gugman9684 Год назад +3

      He just showed you that he designed one himself and slingshots have been around for over a hundred years with the first ones being made out of wood by thousands of people.

    • @WillofNewZealand
      @WillofNewZealand Год назад

      @@gugman9684 wow can i point out how newb what you said sounded.
      Dont worry over time youll know more. Mr Nerd is doing ok im just keeping it real.
      License checking all uploads and sales should be known by day one newbs. It makes no difference who designed it. Dont mean you can sell it. Or upload it. If you didnt know that then you were a newb but now less so. You should have looked it up tho not cried about it.
      Hand made guff has little to do with this sector incase anyone missed it.
      If making commercial gain from a print you should know who owns things and how to find out.
      Day 1 basics again.
      Mr Nerd knows all what im saying is correct. You can ask him if you like.
      We even worked together a little to get business services back on for everyone on the planet so dont think
      We dont know this about prints already.
      He does not need a newb lacky to rush to his defence but im sure we both appreciate your interest in 3d printing and careing enough to say something.
      Im still working to improve systems for comunity so knowing what you can do and how its done is part of our sector.
      License check all uploads and sales no matter where print file came from. NO MATTER WHERE IT CAME FROM.
      Wishing you all nice success.
      Be well.

    • @gugman9684
      @gugman9684 Год назад +1

      @@WillofNewZealand I have been printing for just over 4 years now and I do know all of that stuff and that is why I do not upload my designs or have never even downloaded any files from anywhere or anyone online.
      I have heard about and seen all the sites and places you can do those things on other channels but it has never interested me in even looking at any of them at all.
      I will never do that as I would prefer to just make my own things that I want to make when I want and do not even intend to sell them to anyone anywhere.
      Mostly I make parts for my RC cars and other things around the house like replacing all the knobs on my mother's stove by designing a new one and making them easier to see where they are pointing for her.
      I use Fusion 360 and I watched Joel and others how to use it before I even put my first printer together so I could make my own models and parts to print as I will never print that Benchy Boat ever.
      Now I could make that slingshot but would have done it in a slightly different way and it is interesting watching and seeing how others design their models.
      With this hobby and how fast it is changing and evolving in recent years, you can learn something new about it every day and while you can be making money with it is another shitstorm of crap I can do without.

    • @WillofNewZealand
      @WillofNewZealand Год назад

      @@gugman9684 i wish you nice success. No need for me to point out yes ive gone for the top and yip of course its been very stressful.
      Hair fallen off.
      Im pleased and impressed you know of license guff.
      It has its uses and values and protections and downsides. Theres still newbs somehow comming to greef from basic knollage lacking.
      I hope to get more improvements in systems for everyone to use.
      Making and designing is fun for sure.
      Re designing a thing is not enough to avoid problems when selling.
      Sadly since i know so much i of course learned that one the hard way to.
      Tek seems to be moving along again so we may see stuff resume improving.
      Be well.

    • @WillofNewZealand
      @WillofNewZealand Год назад

      @@gugman9684 A issue with not uploading "your designs"
      Is someone, i call them sharks, license it so then they own it.
      They say terms. Who may sell.
      If anyone can.
      And it might NOT be you.
      There are sharks at work.
      In case you dont know.
      Newb fodder for sharks.
      Sharks before and after.
      Eating the unlicensed.
      Eating the un cautious licensed to.
      All part of the tapestry of 3d printing sector.
      Watch for where do you sell your prints?
      It could be a shark about to eat you.
      You wont even know it.

  • @fredflintstone8209
    @fredflintstone8209 Год назад +2

    Disappointed in this promotion of printable weaponry. That just gets 3d printing a bad reputation. Given that your a father too and recent events in America... I will no longer be supporting your channel via my viewing support when theres plenty of honest printing project content to be filmed

    • @manguydude287
      @manguydude287 Год назад +7

      in what culture do you live that this is a weapon? I grew up doing lots of dangerous things and was taught how to manage risk. I believe that this allowed me the freedom to developed the confidence to tackle the challenges and obstacles of life and has helped me very much in my adult life. it will be a shame when things like a slingshot are considered to be too dangerous for people to possess

    • @NoOne-ef7yu
      @NoOne-ef7yu Год назад +2

      Indeed, who knows what a child who sees this might end up doing.
      Imagine, soon they'll turn to much more dangerous things like carving a bow from wood found outside, how utterly terrible!
      Or even worse, even wind up with a 3D-Printed dartboard or something.
      Truly, this will cause mass-murder, we must stop this NOW!

    • @muchtall
      @muchtall Год назад +9

      I'm a father, and I teach my children the proper defensive purposes of weapons. I have knives in my home too. We use them for cooking. Should we ban knives just because they could be used to kill? The problem here is not the weapons themselves, but the lack of good fathers to raise their children.

    • @manguydude287
      @manguydude287 Год назад +2

      @@muchtall 100%!! 🙌

    • @greybeardtech821
      @greybeardtech821 Год назад

      Just leave the rubber band 9ut and use it as a divining rod. Problem solved.

  • @Smugly_Watching_Society_Burn
    @Smugly_Watching_Society_Burn Год назад

    Suggest people check out videos on this search query:
    www.youtube.com/@Slingshotchannel/search?query=3d

  • @pooppopsticker6275
    @pooppopsticker6275 Год назад

    I loved how you showed us how to make the design, it really helped me!

  • @pooppopsticker6275
    @pooppopsticker6275 Год назад

    21:20 Probably want to mirror it.