Sanford PrimeThis is one of those things I've been thinking about doing for a while as I watched my old sawhorses fade away to a rotten mess. I printed these ones from PLA material, so I don't plan on them lasting forever. I'll do some permanent ones later on from a different material if the plastic on these ones don't last.
This actually did start as a 'why not' type of project, I really needed sawhorses and would rather spend days printing some brackets than just buying them. Besides, I was curious at how strong they'd be and there was only one way to find out...
From the moment I've had these put together in the garage, they've gained all the attention, everyone wants a set. I love the fact that they are customizable as far as color and filament material. The way these turned out I feel they could be used in a studio or something, they're awesome!
Not to mention the fact that they withheld all the weight I put on them! I can't speak for durability over time... only time will tell, they're basically brand new right now but I have used them multiple times for other projects.
They store EASY, these are folding, right!
Also, keep in mind that they are 3D printed. I used an Ender 3 for these, other printers with different materials and print settings could be much different strengths (either weaker or stronger). Keep that in mind if you decide to print them, there's no guarantee for strength. All I can vouch for is what loading mine were good for. This is even-ground, non-shock, evenly distributed loading. If you're using these to hold up something expensive and they fail and you break your expensive thing... that's on you.
I don't want to give away too many secrets from what's inside the video (besides the very revealing thumbnail), you'll have to see for yourself.
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*Update 6-7-25 - Added Link to Makerworld Model, Printables Model & Thingiverse Model.
These 3D Printed Saw Horse Brackets Have INCREDIBLE Strength! I was certainly impressed.Sanford Prime2025-05-29 | This is one of those things I've been thinking about doing for a while as I watched my old sawhorses fade away to a rotten mess. I printed these ones from PLA material, so I don't plan on them lasting forever. I'll do some permanent ones later on from a different material if the plastic on these ones don't last.
This actually did start as a 'why not' type of project, I really needed sawhorses and would rather spend days printing some brackets than just buying them. Besides, I was curious at how strong they'd be and there was only one way to find out...
From the moment I've had these put together in the garage, they've gained all the attention, everyone wants a set. I love the fact that they are customizable as far as color and filament material. The way these turned out I feel they could be used in a studio or something, they're awesome!
Not to mention the fact that they withheld all the weight I put on them! I can't speak for durability over time... only time will tell, they're basically brand new right now but I have used them multiple times for other projects.
They store EASY, these are folding, right!
Also, keep in mind that they are 3D printed. I used an Ender 3 for these, other printers with different materials and print settings could be much different strengths (either weaker or stronger). Keep that in mind if you decide to print them, there's no guarantee for strength. All I can vouch for is what loading mine were good for. This is even-ground, non-shock, evenly distributed loading. If you're using these to hold up something expensive and they fail and you break your expensive thing... that's on you.
I don't want to give away too many secrets from what's inside the video (besides the very revealing thumbnail), you'll have to see for yourself.
Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like about this video. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
If you like models like this and want to see more, be sure to subscribe to @sanfordprime and be sure to check out the other model videos on the page! You might find something you like! (or) you might get inspired to put together your own model and share it!
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*Update 6-7-25 - Added Link to Makerworld Model, Printables Model & Thingiverse Model.Broadcast Seed Spreader is Completed! Part-II - Build, Troubleshoot, TestSanford Prime2025-09-15 | Sticking with the Outdoor Theme lately I guess... Tis the season!
This is Part 2 of a 2-Part video. It would have been just one really long one, but I figured I'd break it up a bit.
If you're new to this channel, I like to tinker a bit with modeling useful things then 3D printing them. Yeah, most times I could just buy what I'm 3D printing which would honestly save me a lot of time. But, how else would I learn about what makes these things work? And, what else would I do with all my free time? LOL.
The honest answer here is I am doing this because I want to, to hopefully inspire, and to show that 3D printing can be useful instead of only using it for multi-color flexible dragons... am I right?
This model is one that I've been wanting to do for a while and finally got the motivation when I had some ground cleared, which needed to be replanted. In this video I share some 3D printing, the issues I encounter, the assembly, and finally testing of the completed unit.
In the meantime, check out the other models I have on each site, you might find something else that interests you.
I don't want to give away too many secrets from what's inside the video (besides the very revealing thumbnail), you'll have to see for yourself.
Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like about this video. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
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Enjoy!Broadcast Seed Spreader: Part 1 - Design, Print, BuildSanford Prime2025-08-21 | Sticking with the Outdoor Theme lately I guess... Tis the season!
This is Part 1 of a 2-Part video. It would have been just one really long one, but I figured I'd break it up a bit and give something to look forward to in a later video. Plus it was taking me sooooo much time to edit and I was anxious to share the progress so far.
If you're new to this channel, I like to tinker a bit with modeling useful things then 3D printing them. Yeah, most times I could just buy what I'm 3D printing which would honestly save me a lot of time. But, how else would I learn about what makes these things work? And, what else would I do with all my free time? LOL.
The honest answer here is I am doing this because I want to, to hopefully inspire, and to show that 3D printing can be useful instead of only using it for multi-color flexible dragons... am I right?
This model is one that I've been wanting to do for a while and finally got the motivation when I had some ground cleared, which needed to be replanted. In this video I share the design process a bit, the issues I encounter, and some assembly. I wish I could have got more done in less time but there's so much to share that there was no choice but to make it a 2-parter... sorry about that.
In the meantime, check out the other models I have on each site, you might find something else that interests you.
I don't want to give away too many secrets from what's inside the video (besides the very revealing thumbnail), you'll have to see for yourself.
Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like about this video. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
If you like models like this and want to see more, be sure to subscribe to @sanfordprime and be sure to check out the other model videos on the page! You might find something you like! (or) you might get inspired to put together your own model and share it!
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*Update 9-13-25 - Added Links to Makerworld, Printables, and Thingiverse Models.Shot-Glass Roulette - 3D Printable! | Turning a Party Game into an Engineering Project. DIY!Sanford Prime2025-04-17 | Why not, right? I mean is there a better video description? OK, I'll try...
This actually did start as a 'why not' type of project, using the stepping stones of the 'Airsoft Bearing' and the 'Fidget Spinner' from some of my previous videos. It kind of just summarizes the whole process of the design, printing, assembly, and testing of the finished design.
I'd like to hear what you're ideas are for some game rules. Have you played this before? What fluids, or candy, or whatever else have you used in the shot-cups? I'd really like to know in the comments!
My simple family setup for using this was a sour candy in one and the rest were normal candy. Then the object was to guess who got the sour one (if any of the players did). This could be played with anywhere from 1 to 6 players, so it could occur that the sour one was not consumed!
There is also an aspect of iterative design to the video, you can see the issues that occur and the changes that result from the issues to help with overall use of the design. It's not always a success the first go-round and having existing proven designs to step from definitely helps.
If you are looking for the fidget spinner model, visit my YouTube page and there were two videos recently done with the links in the description.
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*Update 4-20-25 - Link to Thingiverse models posted. *Update 4-21-25 - Link to Printables models posted. Link to Makerworld models posted.I Blasted my 3D Printed Fidget Spinner with High Pressure Air - High Speed 3D Print TestingSanford Prime2025-03-12 | You've seen the video already where I created these fidget spinners, right? Well it was the only logical progression from the ball bearing I designed and printed which used airsoft BB's for the bearing balls versus 3D printed balls. I know... that's cheating right?
Well, the next step in the progression of this was to see how fast it can spin, right? Right!? I know, we all think alike... don't we?
What are you reading this for? Check out the video. Not to give anything away, but the way I thought it would fail... it didn't. I wish I had way more pressure from my compressor to test it out though, wait... more like I wish I had a waterjet to blast it with high pressure water like those one guys on the internet. I used what I used because that's what I had... I'm just messing around in my garage, what's the worst that could happen? Maybe I learn something?
If you're interested in seeing the original video where I created these 3D prints, here's a quick link: youtu.be/J3k1SrhHqTY
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In Case you want to download these yourself and give a better 'Test'.
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*Update 3-22-25 : Added link to MakerWorld Fidget Spinner Model *Update 3-29-25: Added link to MakerWorld Ball Bearing ModelDesigning & 3D Printing Ball Bearings and Fidget SpinnersSanford Prime2025-02-01 | This is a much longer video than I originally anticipated. I believe it was well warranted though to see the whole progression of design. You get to see the 'behind the scenes' of the models, the steps involved in designing and assembly, the mishaps I had along the way, and the final product which worked surprisingly well!
Yeah, I may have cheated a little. This is not a fully printed bearing, the bearing balls are Airsoft BB's. These BB's are, what I believe, made this project come out so well. I've seen some attempts at 3D printing the balls for bearings and I honestly did not want to go there.
This design definitely opens the doors to future models with bearings, previously I've used printed plastic on printed plastic for rotating things and this was much needed.
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*Updated 2-5-25 : Added Printables and Thingiverse Model Links *Updated 3-22-25 : Added Makerworld Model Link to the Fidget Spinner *Updated 3-29-25: Added link to MakerWorld Ball Bearing ModelNew Design: I 3D Printed-in-Place a Fork n Spoon!Sanford Prime2024-12-25 | This is a quick video showing a continuation of some designs using Print-in-Place modeling. You get to see the behind the scenes of the models. These prints aren't really intended to be eating from, they're more of a novelty item, so use at your own risk. It's just amazing to me that I can just load up the printer with fully functional toys once the prints are removed. These dining utensils are sure to impress anyone the moment you show them at your next dinner party. None-the-less, it is another awesome set of prints!
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Enjoy!Testing 3D Printed Screw Torques Until Failure with ResultsSanford Prime2024-11-29 | This is something that I feel needed to be done, torque testing 3D printed screws to get an idea of what they're capable of and to understand better how to apply them in new designs.
This is something I wanted to do for myself, but I figured 'Why not share the information with the world?' That's what this whole YouTube platform is for right?
In this video I detail the whole torque test, from preparation to testing 10 different versions of the same screw. Results are clearly displayed as the tests are performed. There's also an unplanned bonus screw at the end that will blow your mind!
Does printing orientation matter when printing screws? Stick around to the end to find out for sure yourself.
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Enjoy!This 3D-Printed Nut Collector Makes Gathering Nuts EffortlessSanford Prime2024-10-21 | Sometimes I design for fun, sometimes for necessity. This one is kind of in-between. I didn't need it, but for some reason always wanted one. It's something that simply makes everything a little more enjoyable knowing that 3D printing is going to good use.
Every few years the oak trees in my area bombard the yard with acorns. I mean LOTS of acorns! They're slamming on the roof and deck at all hours, and they're loud! They accumulate in the yard and the dog has been trying to eat them and I'm sure they're not good for the lawnmower either...
I've seen these nut collectors in the stores before, just never bought one and dealt with the nutty mess in the yard. I added it to my list of 'Things to 3D Print' a while ago, and now is the time.
This video gives a run through all the parts, design, printing, assembly, testing and use. I tried to make something somewhat boring to be slightly entertaining, let me know how I did.
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Update 10-26-24 Model Files have been uploaded to Printables and Thingiverse for FREE download! Update 4-21-25 - Model Files have been uploaded to Makerworld with link added to description.How To 3D Print Perfect Threads: A Step By Step GuideSanford Prime2024-09-02 | This video is a bit of a departure from what I usually do, but printed threads have been a world of change for me and I'd figured I'd take the time to share some of my experiences with them.
There are several references to previous models I've made in this video that use the fastening techniques described (threads and other methods).
Just in case you missed some of the in-video links, here are the direct links to the videos I mentioned:
From the descriptions within the videos above you can find links to the FREE models to download from Thingiverse and Printables yourself to have your own fun!
Also mentioned in the video is a cool industrial catalog website where you can download fastener models of any size (along with too many other 3D models to mention). Link to McMaster Carr below: www.mcmaster.com
There are no other models associated with this video, it's a how to, you know... so you can create the models? Like I said, it's a departure from what I usually post so let's see if this is entertaining enough for you. If it is, I'll create more.I listened... - Now its a LOCKING Print-in-Place Butterfly Knife! #updateSanford Prime2024-07-21 | This is a quick video showing a, more or less, remix of my first design using Print-in-Place modeling. You get to see my screw-ups and the design changes made to overcome some of my printing issues.
The original print in place butterfly knife has been a very successful model on both Thingiverse and Printables, Thank you to everyone that contributed their own prints of this model, it is very inspiring to me. I wanted to give back somehow, since there were multiple requests to add a lock so here it is!
These knives won't cut anything, but they are good trainer tools (or fidgets if you prefer). It's just amazing to me that I can just load up the printer with fully functional toys once the prints are removed. These locking butterfly knives are sure to impress anyone the moment you show them. None-the-less, it is another awesome set of prints!
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*Update 7-22-24 - Added links to the locking models on Printables and Thingiverse.I Designed This So You Could 3D Print it for Free! #testing3dprints #diy #3dprinting #shorts #freeSanford Prime2024-07-06 | This is a short version of a longer video where I go into more detail about the design and how it came about. Enjoy!
Oh yeah, as promised in the video, below are the links to where you can download the model to print for FREE! Enjoy and let me know in the comments how it works for you.
If you're interested in watching the full length video of this short: youtu.be/pLfG9gA632Y
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Enjoy!A 50 inch 3D printed sword from an Ender 3? #3dprinted #diy #3dprinting #cool3dprintsSanford Prime2024-06-28 | I had to make one more telescoping sword in addition to the other four, this one is ridiculously long! By using a telescoping design, a 52 inch sword can be created using a printer only capable of printing something 10 inches max.
This is an addition to the longer video I already posted on the other 4 sword designs and a notification (in a way) of the 3 segment I uploaded to printables and thingiverse upon request.
Please leave a comment about what you liked about them or if you didn’t like anything about the video or the swords let me know too. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
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I'll be adding the long sword shortly to the links below (which include all of these swords you've seen in this video):
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Enjoy!Ultimate Shooting Precision: Design, 3D Print, Assembly & Shooting TestSanford Prime2024-06-07 | Sometimes I design for fun, sometimes for necessity. This one is kind of in-between. I didn't need it, it was fun, but it's something that simply makes everything a little more enjoyable knowing that 3D printing is going to good use.
I wanted a bench rest for shooting at the range but didn’t have one. So, I printed one exactly how I thought it should be, using a 3D printer and some design software. The concept was based on some other designs that were researched ahead of time but they all came with a huge cost, which I didn't want to put forward. 3D printed screws were used (I’m proud of that), it seems like ever since I learned about 3D printing threads they've been in almost every design. This is one of the coolest 3D models/assemblies I’ve printed on my home printer. This video is a document of my journey, I hope you find it interesting.
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*Update 6-19-2024 - Links to Printables and Thingiverse files have been added to the description.Unleashing the Power of 3D Printing: A Functional Telescoping Sword Right From the Print Bed!Sanford Prime2024-05-05 | This is a quick video showing my second design with Print-in-Place modeling. Well, if you count all the sizes here I guess it's my 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th designs. Yeah that's right, each of the 4 has a different number of telescoping sections making them all sorts of lengths. These swords won't cut anything, they're made from plastic duh... It's just simply amazing to me that I can load up the printer with items that are fully functional assemblies immediately once the prints are removed from the build plate! These telescoping swords are sure to impress anyone the moment you show them. Print a bunch of them and hand them out at Christmas, birthday parties, family gatherings, etc. None-the-less, it is another awesome set of prints!
Please leave a comment about what you liked about them or if you didn’t like anything about the video or the swords let me know too. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
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*Edit 5-12-24: Added Printables and Thingiverse Links for Downloadable Files.From Filament to Fully Functional: Print-in-Place Butterfly Knife!Sanford Prime2024-04-12 | This is a quick video showing my first design with Print-in-Place modeling. You get to see my screw-ups and the design changes made to overcome the issues. These knives won't cut anything, but they are good trainer tools (or fidgets if you prefer). It's just amazing to me that I can just load up the printer with fully functional toys once the prints are removed. These butterfly knives are sure to impress anyone the moment you show them. None-the-less, it is another awesome set of prints!
Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
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*Update 4-16-24 - Added direct links to both the Printables and Thingiverse Models.Print-In-Place, but what is it? #testing3dprintsSanford Prime2024-03-28 | This is a short version of the full video I'll be creating shortly. It's been fully tested and broken a few times in the process. All this to wind up with the best end result. Be sure to check it out when I post it! Subscribe for more content like this AND to be sure you don't miss the Full Vid. Check the whole channel out, you might find something else you like!RC Drift Conversion, Traxxas Stampede 2WD w/3DP & DesignSanford Prime2024-03-21 | This is probably the most fun video to create for me so far. Not only did I save some $$$ but I also made an EPIC drift truck. Ok, Ok... I wasn't able to perform drifts too well, or if at all, but I'm convinced it could definitely do it with a proper operator. None-the-less, it is another awesome set of prints!
Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
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*Update 3-21-24 - Added Links to both Thingiverse and Printables downloads.Fine Movement From Coarse Thread! #3dprint #shortsSanford Prime2024-03-02 | Find the full video on my channel @sanfordprime Links to the model are in the full video's description. This video was made just for fun!
Leave a comment, or Like, or Subscribe!Behind the scenes 3D prints, recording accessories... (Prints I Use)Sanford Prime2024-02-24 | Sometimes I design for fun, sometimes for necessity. This is another one of those necessity ones.
These are prints you wouldn't normally see in front of the camera. Most times I like to showcase the 3D prints themselves, but what if the behind the scenes camera gear is the 3D print to showcase?
This is a compilation of most of the recording gear I've printed and use the most to create content for this channel. It'd be a shame not to share them, right?
Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
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*Update 2-25-24 - Added Links to Printables Models. *Update 2-26-24 - Added Links to Thingiverse Models.Desk Transformation! Using 3D Printing & DesignSanford Prime2024-02-02 | Sometimes I design for fun, sometimes for necessity. This is one of those necessity ones.
I wanted a vertical monitor but didn’t have one. So, I adapted a purely landscape monitor to be portrait style using a 3D printer and some design software. The concept was based on some other 3D models I’ve done to hold my cell phone for photography, I basically just had to scale everything up by a HUGE factor and add some other design elements. Lot’s of 3D printed screws were used (I’m proud of that). By far, this is the largest 3D model/assembly I’ve printed on my home printer. This video is a document of my journey, I hope you find it interesting.
Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do.
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*Update 2-6-24 - Printables and Thingiverse links added, it doesn't say "(Coming Soon)" anymore.This #3DPrint is so much fun!Sanford Prime2023-12-27 | This is a quick short version of a longer, more instructional video. Files to print and make this yourself (for free) have been uploaded to Printables and Thingiverse. Links to the sites are in the description of the main video, linked here so you don't have to look too hard for it on the YouTube channel:
Did I need a reason to make this? No. Do I expect it to catch critters? No. Did I create this just to see if I could, and so I could have something that looked cool sitting on my desk? Maybe...
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Sanford PrimeIs it possible to 3D Print a Mixer? #shorts #3dprintingSanford Prime2023-12-10 | This is a short version of the longer video detailing all the parts and how it goes together. For links to the Printables and Thingiverse parts please visit the full video below.
If this is something you'd like to see more of, please subscribe and leave a comment of what I should make next!Differential Motion - A 3D Printed ExampleSanford Prime2023-11-26 | This is a good demonstration of something that's been in my head for a long time, but up until the technology of 3D printing, it hasn't really been all to possible to for me to make on a budget. The time has come!
I first saw this in a chapter of an 'Ingenious Mechanisms' book set. If you haven't paged through these books I recommend you do so. There are so many ideas for many mechanical solutions of design work. It definitely gets the gears spinning!
This video goes into detail of the assembly, once 3D printed. It also gives a demonstration of the concept (now reality) itself. To be honest, it kind of hurt my engineering brain seeing it in action. But, hey I guess it's a real thing, LOL!
Overall, this is a neat mechanical 'trick' that can be downloaded and printed basically for free! I'm honestly not sure how many people are interested in this kind of thing, but if you are I hope this video details what is going on.
If you do decide to download and print both or just one, it may make a decent handheld clamp for other projects. That's what I intend to use them for after impressing everyone I show.
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Update 12-5-23 - Added Links to Printables and Thingiverse Models.Pom Pom Stick 3D Printed Illusion #3dprinting #magic #shortsSanford Prime2023-10-05 | This is a short version of the full video where I show how this illusion is 3D printed and assembled (basically giving away the secret... muhaha!). Be sure to check it out! Subscribe for more content like this. Check the whole channel out, you might find something else you like!Be a 3D Print Magician! - Pom Pom Stick IllusionSanford Prime2023-09-29 | I've always been interested in magic. When I was a kid I remember seeing a David Copperfield special on primetime cable, it was amazing! The illusion of magic is lifechanging if the secrets are never revealed, but I'm no magician, I'm a 3D print hobbyist just trying to make entertaining videos and challenge myself every day.
I became aware of this illusion from other YT videos. Obviously I wasn't going to spend money and buy one already done when I could just model and 3D print my own, right? Where's the fun in that?
This video goes into detail of the assembly, once 3D printed. It also gives a demonstration of the magic trick itself (it took me a few attempts, ngl).
Overall, this is a fun trick that can be downloaded and printed basically for free! Many people, more than I thought, had no idea how it was done and were mindblown when they saw the climax of the illusion. Hopefully it works the same for you.
***Warning*** Stop watching this video after the illusion if you do not want to know the simple magic behind it! (There's an obvious warning in the video to show where the video shifts to how it's assembled).
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* Update 10/1/23 - Added links to Printables and Thingiverse ModelsNext Model Teaser #shorts #ComingSoonSanford Prime2023-09-03 | Just a quick teaser for the next model in the works, Enjoy! Any guesses what the final thing is? Leave them in the comments, if you're right I'll let you know. There is a hint online somewhere... seems kinda vague but, it's a hint that I put out there if that makes it easier. Good Luck! If everything goes well, the answer is coming soon in a future video. Stay Tuned and Subscribe with Notifications so you don't miss it! Thank you to all the subscribers out there, true motivation.The Last of the Pokemon? Short Fun.Sanford Prime2023-08-09 | A short set of clips from a much longer Pokemon 3D printing video. Thank you to the model creators: Flowalistik, ckyeli, and hairald for sharing these with the world!
These are other people's designs, but there are also many of my own mechanical wonders that are part of the channel.
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Stay tuned to the Twitter page to find out what's happening: twitter.com/SanfordPrimeMy Most Dangerous 3D Print so Far... A Bear Trap!Sanford Prime2023-08-02 | Well, the title says it all, I modeled up a 3D printable BEAR TRAP just to see if I could. Everything on it is 3D printed, there are no sourced components or steel fasteners, it is literally print & snap together as the video shows.
Why would I do this? I guess JUST to satisfy my curiosity of whether it could be done or not... what other reason do I need? I may have overcomplicated a few things, and I would never use this to try and trap a real bear... well, obviously. Although, this assembly IS pretty STRONG and SCARY when it actuates. Go ahead, print one for yourself and see if YOU want to actuate it by hand... but seriously though, it seems like it would hurt even though it's just some toy plastic.
If you don't need a bear trap, this thing makes a pretty fun fidget toy, JK! (or) Set it on your desk and wait for someone passing by to get curious and start playing with all your printed toys on display (LOL, we all know someone like that).
I am very satisfied with the coil springs made from PLA, the whole thing is made from PLA by the way on my circa 1986 printer. Anyway, the springs get the gears turning for more fun projects and designs (see what I did there?). Look out for more on the way!
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Updated 8-5-23: Added Links to Printables and Thingiverse Models.Pokemon Short Model Fun 8Sanford Prime2023-07-14 | A short set of clips from a much longer Pokemon 3D printing video. Thank you to the model creator, Flowalistik, for sharing this with the world!
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Stay tuned to the Twitter page to find out what's happening: twitter.com/SanfordPrimeFinally... A 3D Print Worthy of the Toolbox!Sanford Prime2023-06-12 | Well, the title says it all, I modeled up a 3D print I will keep in my toolbox right next to the other ratchets. This video shows its worthiness, a fully capable reversible 3D printed ratchet!
I printed mine from PLA, because it's easy and I haven't had much good luck with ABS, nor have I bought any PETG... yeah, I'm working with an older model printer. Worst case scenario it breaks, and I would just reprint another from a bio-sourced and biodegradable PLA.
This ratchet accepts different standard screwdriver bits and uses a magnet to hold the bit in place. There are many adapters, like the one I used, to switch over to sockets which as you can see worked pretty well.
If you don't need a ratchet, this thing makes a pretty fun fidget toy! LOL.
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EnjoyPokemon Short Model Fun 5Sanford Prime2023-06-04 | A short set of clips from a much longer Pokemon 3D printing video. Thank you to the model creator, Flowalistik, for sharing this with the world!
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This is a video about the inspiration and creation of a great addition to your child's nightstand (or yours) to keep the mobs from spawning nearby.
Best of all there is no wiring necessary! Simply insert a button-back flashlight into the torch and press down on the top to turn it on and off. Easy peasy... and safe too!
Don't take my word for it though, you can find out how well it works for yourself by jumping over to Printables or Thingiverse (I won't judge...) and downloading the Torch model to print Totally for FREE! (the internet is amazing)
There are only two printed pieces that can be done without supports. Pick some colors that suit you and have a piece of functional art that is sure to raise attention. Materials I used are described in the video. I thought about using some marker to color the outside a bit to make it look more aged, but who want's to watch me do that on video? lol
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EnjoyPokemon Short Model Fun 3Sanford Prime2023-05-17 | A short set of clips from a much longer Pokemon 3D printing video. Thank you to the model creator, Flowalistik, for sharing this with the world!
Artist: http://incompetech.comPokemon Short Model Fun 2Sanford Prime2023-05-07 | A short set of clips from a much longer Pokemon 3D printing video. Thank you to the model creator, Flowalistik, for sharing this with the world!
Artist: http://incompetech.comTransformation of Triangle TensegritySanford Prime2023-04-30 | It looks like some sort of crime at first, and almost felt like it. Doing this was like the transformation of a caterpillar to a butterfly and I'm glad I attempted it. Obviously, I did a little bit of homework before hand.
In this video I show how I converted my 3D printed tensegrity model, using all strings for tension components, into a different mindblowing magnetic tensegrity model! I guess these magnetic conversion parts could work with any tensegrity model though. It was a little difficult at first to get the magnets spaced at the correct distance due to the stretchiness of the 10 lb fishing line but the result is amazing!
You can find out how well it works for yourself by jumping over to Printables or Thingiverse (I won't judge...) and downloading the tensegrity models to print for FREE! Everything on them is printed, except for the magnets and fishing line. Pick some colors that suit you and have a piece of art that is sure to raise attention.
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Enjoy3D Printed vs. Store Bought... Koozies!Sanford Prime2023-04-21 | Just plan ahead a little bit before your next outdoor excursion into the heat or your next sporting event and print one of these! In this segment I felt the need to print a Koozie, well a couple of them LOL! Then I needed to know how well they compared to a few different store bought ones I had laying around, so I compared them, now you don't have to wonder if they actually work! The 4 koozies were tested for 4.5 hours to see which one stood out in keeping a beverage chilled just right, hopefully your done with it before then though.
You can find out how well it works for yourself by jumping over to Printables or Thingiverse (I won't judge...) and downloading the koozie models to print for yourself! Everything on them is printed, just pick some colors that suit your style or mood. I previously read online somewhere (probably Google) that PLA material is "Generally Considered Food-Safe" so that's what I used for these.
Print multiples and keep a couple on-hand, put one in the camper, the guest house, or keep one at work.
I ran these through wind resistance testing in my homemade wind tunnel, scientifically tested ease of insertion and removal of the cans, and best of all tested the insulative properties of each one. (may have fibbed a little about the scientific part above...)
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*Update 4-23-23 - Added links to Printables and Thingiverse ModelsUnicorn Pegasus - Alicorn - Short 3D Printing Fun!Sanford Prime2023-04-12 | Thank you to the model creator, Jeffrey Yang, for creating this model and sharing it with the world through Printables! Truly amazing!
This is an update to a previous short to which I was informed the wings were installed backwards by @thechannel2975 to which I disbelieved initially, but palm-faced once I saw for myself. Thank you for catching what my editor (me) didn't!
Let me know which short version looks better to you. The other short with the wings backwards or this one. Honestly though, once you realize the wings are backwards it's difficult to unsee... Link to what is now called: WINGS BACKWARDS youtube.com/shorts/bqECxTmtWXY
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Stay tuned to the Twitter page to find out what's happening: twitter.com/SanfordPrimeWINGS BACKWARDS!Sanford Prime2023-04-10 | Thank you to the model creator, Jeffrey Yang, for creating this model and sharing it with the world through Printables! Truly amazing!
*Update 4-10-23 - Yes, the wings are backwards, my editors didn't pick up on that but one viewer did. I am working on getting them fixed and reposting. (I'm the editor too though, lol).Pokemon Short Model FunSanford Prime2023-04-03 | A short set of clips from a much longer Pokemon 3D printing video. Thank you to the model creator, Flowalistik, for sharing this with the world!
Artist: http://incompetech.comHow Small Can 3D Printed Threads Go?Sanford Prime2023-03-27 | Here is an example of how functional threads can be when 3D printed. This video is a quick example of the Male thread and Female printed threads fitting together.
If you would like to see how I made these threads in Solidworks visit the @sanfordprime page and see how to quickly make the male and female threads, they are in a couple of Shorts I created earlier... If this interests you, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on what's next.
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*Updated 3/28/23 - Added Links to Thingiverse and Printables models for you to print.Male Threads For 3D Printing! They Work!Sanford Prime2023-03-22 | Here is an instruction on how to create functional threads for 3D printing in SolidWorks. This video is a quick example of the Male thread, how to make the female thread is in a previous video. If this interests you, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on what's next.
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Thanks for Watching.Female 3D Printable Threads! That Work!Sanford Prime2023-03-16 | Here is an instruction on how to create functional threads for 3D printing in SolidWorks. This video is a quick example of the female thread, how to make the male thread will be in another video. If this interests you, please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on what's next.
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Thanks for Watching.Top Mechanical Hand Mixer (3D Printed)Sanford Prime2023-03-08 | When you find yourself in a tough situation (without forks to mix with) this should do the trick! Just plan ahead a little and print one of these before breakfast and you'll feel more accomplished while eating that omelet! Material for this costs less than about a dozen eggs now-days... I was having trouble finding one for a reasonable price, so it was time to hop on CAD and make my own. Everyone asks me where I got it... to which I reply... "Do you know who I am?" lol
You can find out how well it works for yourself by jumping over to Printables or Thingiverse (I won't judge...) and downloading all parts to the model yourself! Everything on it is printed, just pick some colors that suit your style. I previously read online somewhere (probably Google) that PLA material is "Generally Considered Food-Safe" so that's good enough for me.
If you're worried about contamination or cleaning, just throw the beater ends away and print new ones. Change them daily if you want, to whatever suits your mood for that day!
Right Handed or Left Handed, it doesn't matter, this thing is ambidextrous. Print multiples and keep a couple on-hand, put one in the camper, the guest house, or keep one at work.
The gear mechanism is pretty cool, lots of future possibilities for this frame. Don't know what I'll do or if it will be video worthy, you'll just have to SUBSCRIBE and see what comes of it.
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*Update - 3-9-23 - Added Links to Printables.com and Thingiverse.com models in the description.One More Tensegrity Short - 3D Print Fun!Sanford Prime2023-03-02 | Short Version of the Long Version, keeping it simple! View full assembly and other Tensegrity Models Like this @sanfordprime
Artist: http://incompetech.comTensegrity Triangle - More 3D Print Short Fun!Sanford Prime2023-02-20 | Short Version of the Long Version, keeping it simple! View full assembly and other Tensegrity Models Like this @Sanford Prime
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Thank you for checking it out!Best Rubber Band Gun!!! 3D PrintedSanford Prime2023-02-13 | A dive into the past, we all had one in our younger years... well most of us anyways. You'd be lucky to find one in between all the NERF stuff in the isles today. I was having trouble finding one, so it was time to hop on CAD and make my own. This thing's a blast! AND a blast from the past!
Surprisingly accurate! You can find out how accurate it is by jumping over to Printables or Thingiverse (I won't judge...) and downloading the model yourself! All parts are printed, except the rubber bands, obviously. I was able to find these at the local Harbor Freight for something like 2 or 3 bucks... Hours of Fun!
Right Handed or Left Handed, it doesn't matter, this thing is ambidextrous. Print multiples and have competitions, or I guess you could just print one and practice up for any carnival games you may be attending soon.
I have some plans of making add-ons to dazzle and give more appeal to different styles, check back often to the model sites. Don't know if these upgrades will be video worthy, well maybe a short? We'll have to see.
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