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loved the video, thinking of starting a print farm myself. What platforms do you use to sell your products?

Who is the guy you mentioned learning a bunch of these tips from?

Are you self taught or a tradesmen sir? Im an hvac technician in Illinois Luv you videos

What are those blue tape on the printers ? Where do you sell your prints ? Thank you for the video 😉

Where do you get the crush ring from?

You should do a video on how to set up those QR codes.

Very helpful as I am finishing our basement and need to do the same. Great carpenter skills as well! Thank you!

What are you printing thats selling so well?

thanks Ryan ;)

The final product turned out to be pretty nice one!

Thanks for the video. How much money do you earn with your 3d printer farm? I am about to start a 3d printer farm as well. And you have a nice setup by the way.

Thank You!

As Dave mentioned, You put the cabin filter in upside down. 7:43 you can see the air direction arrow on the filter. Flat side down. Everything else was great.

pizza looks as good the table :D

not working!!! I must be dumb cuz I've tried measuring this way at least 5 times and its never lined up

So on your nail gun advice. I learned from a master tradesmen who said hold six inches up from the nail point at a minimum. Alison just observant you didn’t pull your had away as you advised. Just saying, otherwise good video and of not the 16” on center is the center point of your joist.

This is exactly what I needed to learn. Thank you so much.

I'm gonna try this - I'm trying to make floor heating registers with about 30° louvers. I've tried several approaches but I'm going to try this jig next! Thanks.

Nice setup! I'm thinking about making a modification to allow for different angle inserts - 45, 30, 60, etc and using dowel pins to keep them all in the same relative position. I'm also considering a different approach to the pipe clamp to secure the router. Something like 2 - 3 sided wooden blocks. Then use 1/4-20 inserts with some sort thumb screws or wing nuts for quick in and out. I'll let you now if it's as secure as the pipe clamp.

I've seen integrated ads on UA-cam. CNC kitchen uses them to take you to his online store. Oddly they don't always show, perhaps you have to pay for that - like google ads.

I'm currently in the middle of a very similar project. Redoing all the stair treds, and the railings along with them. The treds, no problem, but the railing and spindles, uhg. Been giving me daily brain cramps as I try to wrap my mind around how to go about it. Great video, and certainly gave me some insight on how to start. Congrats on getting yours done, now time to step away from the laptop and get busy on mine.

Why you did not insulate the cement wall before framing

please donate a old 3d printer to Cape Town please

Did you order the gold build plate or does it come with the engineering plate?

Cool stuff. Travis does have some good ideas!

Thanks for a VERY well done project and clear/ concise video. This is exactly what I needed. Nice work and thank you!

Very useful video, Is 30 gauge OK for residential AC duct? I'm finding all source of answers in the internet about you must use Minimum 28 Gauge. I'm also using 30 Gauge in my basement supply and returns.

What is the plate-forme do you sell your products ?

This video offers a clear and concise tutorial on framing a basement wall, providing viewers with the fundamental knowledge needed to undertake this common DIY project. By breaking down the process into easy-to-follow steps and offering practical tips, the video empowers viewers to confidently tackle basement renovations. It's a valuable resource for homeowners looking to expand their living space or enhance the functionality of their basement.

I would like to suggest attaching these foam rubber strips to the sides of the panels where they meet. Of course, the panels will then have to be cut a little shorter.

interesting, dude! Keep grinding..

Was the plan to place a wall over the window in the background?

This is not a criticism of the channel, on the contrary this channel has so many good ideas but unless I'm wrong and please correct me, unfortunately here in Brazil it's a little expensive to work with 3D printing. Follow my story...here's another piece of research I did about filaments here in Brazil; Recently, when comparing filament costs between the United States and Brazil, I came across a significant disparity. While in the United States the average cost of PLA filament is approximately 25.52 dollars, in Brazil, this cost is substantially higher, reaching around 127.08 reais on average. This price disparity led me to reflect on the accessibility of filaments for 3D printing in the Brazilian market. While in the United States the cost of filament represents approximately 2% of the average minimum wage, here in Brazil, this cost corresponds to approximately 9% of the minimum wage. This difference is considerable and raises questions about the access of these inputs to a wider audience. I understand that there are economic and logistical differences between the two countries that can influence production and distribution costs. However, the similarity in filament prices, despite these differences, suggests the need for a more in-depth analysis of pricing practices in the Brazilian market (I may be talking nonsense but in my opinion the value in Brazil should be at least 4% which is already twice as much as the United States and also some companies say that they are 100% Brazilian with raw materials from Brazil, so why this value of 9%) I can be one of the few to raise this flag and discuss ways to make PLA filaments more accessible and competitive in the Brazilian market, and accessible to more people. However, for personal reasons I may not directly enjoy this benefit if filaments become accessible to a wider audience. However, I insist and reiterate, I sincerely hope that more and more people raise this flag, firmly believing that a review of pricing and recycling policies for materials that went wrong or leftover printing (returning to that issue of multicolor printers), we will have more people with access to this incredible technology, and nature thanks you. este não é uma critica do canal , ao contrario este canal tem tantas ideias boas mais a menos que esteja errado e me corrija por favor , infelizmente aqui no Brasil fica um pouco caro trabalhar com impressão 3d . segue meu relato ...aqui vai mais uma pesquisa que fiz sobre filamentos aqui no Brasil; Recentemente, ao comparar os custos do filamento entre os Estados Unidos e o Brasil, deparei-me com uma disparidade significativa. Enquanto nos Estados Unidos o custo médio do filamento PLA é de aproximadamente 25,52 dólares, no Brasil, esse custo é substancialmente mais alto, chegando a cerca de 127,08 reais em média. Essa disparidade de preços me levou a refletir sobre a acessibilidade dos filamentos para impressão 3D no mercado brasileiro. Enquanto nos Estados Unidos o custo do filamento representa aproximadamente 2% do salário mínimo médio, aqui no Brasil, esse custo corresponde a cerca de 9% do salário mínimo. Essa diferença é considerável e levanta questões sobre o acesso desses insumos a um público mais amplo. Entendo que existem diferenças econômicas e logísticas entre os dois países que podem influenciar nos custos de produção e distribuição. No entanto, a similaridade nos preços dos filamentos, apesar dessas diferenças, sugere a necessidade de uma análise mais aprofundada sobre as práticas de precificação no mercado brasileiro (posso estar falando besteira mais na minha opinião o valor no Brasil deveria ser de pelo menos 4% que já é o dobro que os Estados Unidos e também algumas empresas falam que são 100% brasileira com matéria prima do Brasil, então porque este valor de 9%) Posso ser um dos poucos a levantar esta bandeira e discutir maneiras de tornar os filamentos PLA mais acessíveis e competitivos no mercado brasileiro, e acessíveis a mais pessoas. No entanto, por motivos particulares talvez eu não usufrua diretamente desse benefício se os filamentos se tornarem acessíveis para um público maior. Contudo, insisto e reitero, espero sinceramente que mais e mais pessoas ergam esta bandeira, acreditando firmemente que uma revisão das políticas de precificação e reciclagem dos materiais que deram errado ou sobras de impressão (voltando àquela questão das impressoras multicoloridas), teremos mais pessoas com acesso a esta incrível tecnologia, e a natureza agradece.

Good God! Vice grips? Couldn’t you at least use an end wrench so you didn’t booger up the fitting like you did?

very nice !

Great video! Are you able to recored smth about maintenance? :)

Is "wrapping" it in OSB better or easier than using 2x4 framing? Or is it just preference?

I've dealt with plastic for over 30 years as an industrial designer. PLA still contains virgin polymer, it's not 100% safe to breathe in on a regular basis, especially for kids. I would move the setup to the garage and vent it out.

Great video! My daughters outside faucet leaks through that top piece of the faucet. I tried to tighten it and it has no effect. It only leaks through there when the water is turned on, Any thoughts?

Awesome! Thanks for sharing! My working line shepherd pup will thank you too!

Good job....subbed!

great video dude! I got my P1S in november and im loving it! I would love to do some stuff to sell but i don't even know where to sell or how... Do you have like a guide or did you followed any guide to start the farm? Really would love to hear how did you start! Keep it up!

Thanks

Man that's crazy. I just noticed my faucet is leaking today.

Super genius!!!!!!!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

This is a very helpful video. Thank you!

Did you attach the bench to the wall at all?

Ya know 58 years later.....you can always learn something!! Thanks!!!

Great job, nice shop, and beautiful yard.

Good job!