I 3D Printed AIR JORDAN 1s
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In today's video I attempt to 3D Print Air Jordan 1 sneakers. The Air Jordan 1 is one of the most popular shoes on the market and is one of my favorites! Check out the full video where I 3D print Air Jordan 1 sneakers!
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Im calling it now. Seth is gonna 3d print some nike mags.
Hahahah I can see that happening
He's going to 3d print a CZcams channel
Why not
Yup lol 😂
I need to 3d print a new baby momma. i can’t stand her
I like these 3D printed shoe series. it may be worthwhile to fill the midsole in one of your upcoming projects. just to make them somewhat wearable like your first blue slide. the last few have just been structurally unsound 😅
fr bro just doesnt learn
@@maybeoptifyHe's a moron
You can change the infill settings at different layer heights. Set the bottoms to a denser infill and then the tops to a lighter percentage. Also try adjusting the wall thickness in the same manner. That should fix your collapsing side walls and can soften the tops.
I’m gonna reiterate an idea I posted on the last 3D printing video: What if you 3D printed each individual part that makes up the Jordan 1 and then assemble it like the actual shoe?
Code footwear does this!
To edit the first file and make it hollow/wearable what you have to do is slice the shoe in two pieces over the middle inside the CAD software. Then use some spheres/polygons to bool cut the superfluous material away.
Afterwards you join the 2 pieces together again using another boolean.
man, what a process! thank you for sharing this with us
Great vid Seth, greeting from Costa Rica! You should try to thrift some size 9 Jordans, disassemble them, model individual pieces, customize as you wish you are great at that. Then use the “thrifted” soles of the dissembled shoes, so you don’t have to print those parts, and proceed to attach all the 3D modeled customized parts, for a 1 of 1 Seth Jordan 1. That would be a great series or crossover of your series in the Sethverse😂
This 3D printed series is hilarious. Could you make a video where you cover your different printers and what you like vs dislike about them?
Seems that for now, 3D printing for existing traditional sneaker designs has to be done in component parts. Otherwise, best to just create a design optimised for the 3D printing technique. Definitely impressed with the Asics effort shown earlier.
This video was so great. Thanks my guy.
it keeps getting crazier
Loving the 3D printed shoe vids.
Your almost on 1 million subs my man 😁!! Ultimate congratulations and I’m glad I’ve been following you for 3 years 😊
How fun is this! Great vid ❤
Those look super breathable!!!
I'm pretty sure I saw a video from Maker's Muse or CHEP or 3Dprinting Nerd where they tell you how to define different infill and supports for different parts of a print. Also I know Maker's Muse has a video on speeding up your prints.
In solidworks, you can use a tool called "recognize features" which should enable you to turn an STL file into a solidworks file. It doesn't work 100% of the time but it's worth a shot.
use modifiers so you can have different infill percentage at different spots in the model , Prusa slicer has this option , and I'd do sample parts of just a section of the sole to see what is the ideal infill so your models don't keep failing for this
Seth - I gotta hear more about the HERON01s!
I feel like you should have 3d printed the pattern of the shoe and used flexible filament for the shoe pattern and make the thickness like the thickness of leather. then you can glue the pattern together or melt/weld them together. With a pattern you can make YOUR size and it would be easy to print since you can fit multiple shoe panels on the tray. I feel like this is a great idea that you should try out. I also feel like this would be a crazy good video idea!
You should get a 3d scan of your foot and ankle to digitally test the fit first. Also you could then use the foot model to subtract the interior of the shoe. Eventually when you model your own shoe it will help then also.
Im sure someone has mentioned it, but you can set percentage of infill to certain areas using blocks in the slicer software
Hey man love this video just to let you know there is a plug in for the slicer programs and with that you can set different infill percentage form any layer of the slice file
You really need to look into tuning your printers for speed, getting a bigger nozzle size etc.
Also you have the ability to put modifiers on the object in the slicer so you can tell it to increase infill/print solid in the parts where it matters.
Man when you have an idea Seth Fowler has already done it! You’re the man bro!
Using Prusa slicer with the advanced settings you can do variable infill. So you could have the bottom a higher infill, with the top being less.
This series is a breath of fresh air for us sneakerheads. Don't know any other sneaker youtuber who does this.
Great vid Seth!!! 🔥 printer and idea. No longer on the road to 1M, in the driveway ‼️
in cura, you can change infill after a certain layer. so make the sole denser and then reduce infill from there up
Also with editing STL or OBJ files like that, you should try Blender! It's a free 3d modelling program that works in vertices and not so much cad
ALMOST 1 MILL🥳
A little tip for the prusa mk3 buy the textured pad
@ 7:43…. Love it! It looks pretty good but I would paint it if it’s feasible to do so. But 3D model rendering turned out ok.
Seth! Remember you can add your creality printer to your Prusa slicer! It's a much better slicer then creality's version of cura, and it will allow you to to make a lot of options with it! Like making the sole have more infill then the rest of it!
I prefer the normal Cura for my Ender, though I have never tried Prusa Slicer.
@@BuildBreakBuilds prusa just slices better and has better features overall
@@Velocity_AU That may be, but personally, I think that Cura is a but more user friendly, is easier to navigate, and has a better UI overall.
Maybe for next time you should try a higher infill % for the layers of the sole, and maybe try the Gyroid infill pattern (Prusaslicer has it)
I'd recommend stop using creality slicer.. you can use cura (what creality is based off) and use modifier blocks so you can change print parameters based on what intersects with it . I'd also reduce the support density so it doesn't print as much it'll make it easier and speed up the time.
also a misnomer about flexible filaments you can use retraction I'd suggest doing some tests
Hey Seth! You should 3d print some air maggs next! Can’t w8 for you to hit 1 mill!! Keep it up 😄
Seth, why dont you print the midsole out of harder material then print the rest of the shoe with the flexible material, so the shoe doesnt collapse when wearing it?
Hey Seth. Wanted to share a couple of things about 3d software. Firstly I would highly recomend for you to switch to either blender or fusion 360. Blender is ideal for complecs organic shapes often found in shoes but can definatly be challenging to learn. Whereas fusion does have some features for organic modeling with the sculpting workspace but is definatly more restrivtive. Fusion is increadibly easy to learn on the surface level and has a free hoddy version that is mostly good enough for all hobby use.
The file you couldn`t edit is a mesh file which all stl files are. They can be converted into solid bodies in fusion 360 and probobly solid works as well with a variyng degree og success. When looking for files online i would suggest looking for other file formats if you wish to edit the body. Obj or simular works well. Lastly I would suggest for you to expriment with printing in other orientations. With many shoes you can avoid having support on the inside by printing them at a 45 degree angle toe to heel. Since the upper of the shoe will be at an angle as well. This would altso allow for a bigger shoe to fit into the same print area.
W content Seth your on fire
I don't know how well Solidworks handles .STL files, but I think Blender will handle them better.
With booleans you could make a model of the physical space for your foot (easier than modeling the Jordan), 3d overlay them, and then do a boolean subtract from the other model. Boom, instant hollow shoe.
Idex dual extrusion with a soluble support might be better for inside the shoe/toe area.
this is crazy
Maybe look for a low dunk,af1, or aj1 low. Then it would potentially be easier to get your foot in , you can fill sole, and will be faster
Try to print the shoes in parts and assemble them maybe? You can print the lower part of the shoe and fill it with some kind of foam and glue the next part on top of it.
Waiting for the 3d printed aphtcry socks drop
You can add infill to the bottom without having to add it to the top btw
Maybe try some more single peice shoes like BV Puddle boots.
Tinkercad is one of the few programs that allow you to "edit" stl files. I'm not sure how you'd hollow out the shoe in the program tho.
I love watching these videos but wow 5 days to print I'm soooooo glad I switched to SLA printing, my Jupiter or M3 MAX could print that 6 or 7k and it would take around 15 to 17hrs max!
There are just so many problems that can crop up in 5 days from power cuts to tangled filament and everything is wasted not to mention the clean up.
If I was planning on printing more trainers I'd definitely pickup a phozon mega 8k and some flexible resins as there are quite a few brands to use.. Chitubox pro can slice for changes in resin so you can use strong and flexible for the sole then switch to something more flexible for the upper parts but you could print an 8k flexible shoe in around 7hrs!!
@Seth Fowler Could you please drop a link to the 3d file of the Jordan one on the right at 2:38? Thank you in advance!
Seth instead of the 3d files you've used, there are people out there who sell acrylic cutouts like for a custom aj model they are individual different panels and hence you could use your iphone and get a 3d scan of the panels individualy and print them as such too with off later I think you should be able to fuse it into a full shoe?
Yo seth, i know its not a sneaker so not as cool, but i feel like a croc would be kinda cool
Where are u I got a idea that’s gonna change the world 😂💯
I thought after you printed the slides u woulda figured out the hole collapsing sole support situation bud lol
You can set it to print infil at 50% for the insoles then change it to 20% from there up....
Can you import STL file into Blender so then you can edit the file? Also what paint works on this resin material? and Ninja Flex?
“Legends say he’s still trying too get the shoe off”
You gotta buy yourself a digital caliper micrometer so you can stop guessing and save yourself cash in materials. Then you can measure your foot and measure the sole of the shoe you plan on printing and adjust accordingly.
So close to 1 million subscribers!
You should print the bottom with harder material and then pause the program and change material for that softer material that would be better and then paint it
To model and edit pure meshes (STL files), try Blender
He’s really been on this 3D stuff so 👍
I love you trying these insane prints out. You should see if you could try to print a fear of god California moc slide or try that pollex croc that came out. Keep up the awesome vids Seth.
Waiting on the 3D printed Air Mags…
I have an idea if you separately 3-D print the soul of the shoe and then just glue it on
The support pattern should be zig zag so you just need to grab the end and pull, and everything else will follow
I wonder what the electric power bill is on a 4 day 3d print?
So close to a million
Color it! :)
I love this series! Maybe a suggestion for an actually wearable 3d printed shoe is to just print the top part on the shoe and cement it onto a Jordan 1 sole that you can buy online. I think this would give the shoe an awesome contrast and would look very cool!
You can make extremely comfortable mid and insoles with 3D printing material. It just seems Seth is not very interested in making the shoes functional. There are companies out there selling high-end custom 3D printed soles and they can even be made home with the right know-how.
@@DKFX1 hmm didn't know it was possible to make those with a home 3d printer. Always thought that you needed an industrial one for a comfortable mid/insole. Pretty sad to see honestly that he doesn't do/know that since he is just waisting materials atm with these models
Bruh seth is about to hit 1 mil!
where did you get the enclosures?
At this rate bro gonna have his own line of 3D printed shoes
15-20% infill. with zig zag or concentric easily will be fine
I wonder if he actually got it to come off or did you have to like cut it up?
Gotta be 4s next 👀
plz do jordan 4 next
Well... You can print some keychains.
Perhaps some apthcry keychains?
Those look legit, StockX approves
Let's figure out a place where the sneaker community can upload all 3D files they make so they are available for everyone! And you championing the begginings of it!
not happening. I make 3D visuals and to give up for free stuff which you could easily spend a week minimum working on? so that someone can flex on IG/YT with my work? why would someone ever do that?
Can you not use the LiDAR on your iPhone to scan the shoe?
14:17 I heard the uncle rukas theme
little jordan shoe bars of soap shaped like the little test run prints would go hard
You should 3d print a pair of air mahe
Put spray foam in the sole?
Fill it with silicon gel
Im the 1million subsciber. Congratulations
Okay so the thing with 3d printing a shoe is that it collapses in on itself. So what you can try is use two different flex filaments. Use a more stiffer filament for the Sole, and Ninjaflex for the rest of the Shoe. And if you want extra then have laces and the tongue separate, you probably have to make your own shoe tho. Do Jordan 4 next
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What percentage of infill did you do
What software is the most common for designing 3D printed shoes?
Print them with laces open
Where can we print it 😢
I 3D printed a non 3D-printing-related Seth Fowler-Video. Those are rare nowadays.
Bro can you do a nike dunk low
It would be interesting to just do it panel by panel and find a way to connect the panels.
12:42 if u wanna get to the finished model
Yo I thought that rug was a table😂😂
I think you should invest in a idex printer
Next time try screwing a long screw into it so u can pull it out with the screw
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