Design AND Print your own PRINT IN PLACE - Feat. Creality K1 #3dprinting # #dprinting @NeedItMakeIt

NeedItMakeIt | Design AND Print your own PRINT IN PLACE - Feat. Creality K1 #3dprinting # #dprinting @NeedItMakeIt | Uploaded October 2023 | Updated October 2024, 29 minutes ago.
FULL VIDEO:
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The secrets to successfully printing a Print in place model (PIP) revealed!

In this video we'll have a look at some successful PIP models from Printables.com and then use those techniques to design our own on the Creality K1 Printer.

Lots of people have had problems with printing these kinds of models, and I have as well. There are a lots of settings on a printer which impact the final product, there are also design details that impact the parts quite a bit as well. We'll review the most important parts of both to come up with a design that will print well even on poorly tuned 3d Printers.

The model we design is a fairly simple hinge which fixes a common problem on the Coleman Coolers.

As mentioned in video:
printables.com/model/605305-rod-sloth-fits-most-3d-printers

Geared Hinge:
printables.com/model/120766-print-in-place-geared-hinge

Cable Winder:
printables.com/model/564262-portable-cable-organizer-winder

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Link to hinge STL file:
patreon.com/user/shop/print-in-place-coleman-cooler-repl-hinge-32846?u=19235866&utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=productshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Thanks to everyone for supporting the channel, I'm happy to announce that I've moved to 2 days a week on Content Creation. The goal is to get to be full-time by Fall of 2023.

Thank you again to my long-time supporters of the channel on Patreon. If you're interested in supporting the channel, I'll be posting behind the scenes videos there starting next week as well as interacting directly if you have video content ideas or questions or ideas of any kind. Here is the link to join!

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If you are struggling with problems and you need help, send me an email or write in the comments.

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