Cool Prints // 3D Printed Compliant Mechanisms
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- čas přidán 10. 07. 2019
- 3D printing has some unique properties that let us design compliant mechanisms in new ways. This week I played around with the idea to make some fun and functional objects!
Download my STL files at MyMiniFactory :
bit.ly/cmpliant (compliant clips)
bit.ly/chopS (transforming chopsticks)
BYU Compliant Mechanisms : www.compliantmechanisms.byu.e...
Veritasium's video : • Why Machines That Bend...
Filaments used (MatterHackers links) :
-Polyalchemy Elixir : bit.ly/MH-poly
-Fillamentum Extrafill PLA : bit.ly/xtrafill
-Polyalchemy Elixir (direct) : bit.ly/polyalchemy - Věda a technologie
Make some of those toy frogs that you press down on it's tail and as your finger slips off it jumps
Nostalgia
Nostalgia
make it from paper
I forgot all about those. Man, simple fun
Cool designs! Note that compliant mechanism are often one piece (i.e. monolithic), but they don't have to be. (The core is the flexibility through elastic deformation). Especially for FDM, you can break up your designs in to multiple parts to optimize for strength or build direction.
Good point! I enjoy the challenge of designing parts that print in place, but sometimes splitting up a print has clear advantages
3:14
Me: *Dont clip your nails, dont clip your already small nails theyll be so uncomfo--*
You: ***clips***
Same here
Except my nails are already clipped
Pi
I cringed so hard..
I really cringed at that
Use a steel ball and inset some tiny rare earth mags....(Orange chop stix bit)
Sea shadowbanned N.Christopher or in their real name, Neodymium Magnets
Good idea for a useless problem lol 😀
@@itayziv8794 theyre the same thing, called both correctly
Oliver Dickson idk just find it weird to call them rare earth magnets.
Steel Ball Run
I watch a lot of your projects. you are work hard in every single one of theme
I'm from algeria and i dont even have 3d printer but i love you channel
keep on men. hard work appreciated
Hello from across the ocean :)
@@buttersstotch2014 it'd be more aproppiate "hello from the other side"
@@miltonferreira9287First I wrote that, but then Adeleted it
Kimo Boissonnier I wish he did them with more madele
Your English is very good!
The Poly Panels smashed me in the nostalgia; when I was younger I used to have a building tile toy called Zaks.. Your panels look like the evolution of Zaks! Love it!
I love how your channel just can't be hated. You have interesting, fun videos that make us watchers feel like we are part of it. And I see I'm not the only one thinking this! 1.3k likes and only 8 dislikes. Incredible. You can be proud of yourself!
Bad Penguin
the dislikes are hidden and your theory can no longer be proven true.
@@isaacnoobysmolbrain8810 sadly- wait the removal of the dislike button was 11 months ago? time flies
using a plugin that intercepts youtube'ss publicly available api, this video currently has 1.5k dislikes
I really enjoy your filming style, and can appreciate it a lot! The way you use shots to actually take time and show the components up close is great. Thanks for great content
6:15 that's actually a pretty awesome and practical pcb holder for soldering.
my thoughts exactly!
Yes!
OMG!
Im a student of industrial design from mexico, and i found this video quite simple and quite amazing at the same time! congrats!
Just got my first 3D printer recently and have been super interested in compliant mechanisms since that Veritasium video! Really cool experiments, thanks for sharing!
Thank you! Not only your content is great but the production is of very high quality (camera, lighting, audio, editing etc).
OH MY GOD!!! This video was just pure genius, not to mention entertaining as well!! NOICE!
Loser In The Corner Of The Class lol you joking?
@@benji3663 I think ya got it all wrong my dude. To clarify, what I said was genuine, sorry if it sounded sarcastic.
Ooh, I see you Devin. Thanks for liking and replying to my comments, I think about it everyday. I feel so special, you truly are amazing.
+1
Now I'm no expert but this SCREAMS "bot comment" or "alternate account"
You’re a real inspiration! Incredible to see somebody as enthusiastic and intuitive just doing what they’re passionate about here on youtube, but I get the sense that you treat it with the right amount of professionalism also. Keep doing your thing (and get some patents or something before people snatch up your designs, lol)
9:16 these actually already exist. I have one but the strap is made of fabric
Ai Aikawa yeah I’ve had mine from Dunlop for years and I love it
Oh I used to have one of these. Fabric with metal eyelets for a tiny metal stick that goes therough a round soft "rooling pin" type thing that holds the strings down.
4:33 those are some EXPENSIVE failed prototypes
Ryan Moulder not as expensive as an injection mold
I mean 3D prints use very little filament. Generally is 800cm^3 per 1.75mm 1kg roll. At $35 for a roll I would guess at most those prints were $1 - $1.5 each. If I had the models I could be more specific. Basically the cost of SLA
@@sacripudding4586 they're in the description
@@electricheartpony the ones in the description are the final model. I could base on that but the prototypes are pretty different
@@sacripudding4586 oohh
3d print a
1.working cross bow
2. Game pad
3. Keyboard
4. A cool n95 mask
5. A phone case that have swissknife style or kinda of jamesbond style
I hope these are enough lol, you are the best man. I dont own 3d print yet but oneday i will buy one.
Keep up the good work
Instant sub because he didn't mention subbing within the first 3 seconds
I was very impressed with the duel function chopsticks. I see potentially for building a pair of locking pliers. Great work, always an inspiration.
Impressive and inspiring. I'm going to use your video in my classes!
That polyalchemy filament is so gorgeous!
Thats Pretty Cool, Usually I have fight against the bend/give in the material, haven't considered making it work for me in that way. Nice Job
Awesome!!!!
hey, here is a fun idea: try to print musical instruments!
Cooowwll
Interesting, seems hard but i'm confident he's capable.
Or even just something like a recorder
I’ve also seen 3D printed brass mouthpieces so just add a horn is easy
I wonder if it's possible to print fiber for strings
I love how you were able to keep making the clip better and better
I love how you use different colors for the different versions.
Nice bro! I like how you were honest about the prototypes.a lot pretend it’s a simple process. This also shows the beauty of 3D printing. Constant improvement and modification is possible.
You could print your ball with a raised ring to hold it in the groove
We had those kinda connecting shapes growing up, I think there were squares, triangles and hexagons, maybe some pentagons too. Was so much fun🤣
Really entertaining and humorous video which are very hard to find so I licked and subbed and even downloaded this vid!
Love the design of the poly-pliers!
Those chopsticks/tweezers are SO COOL and inspiring
fun that you mentioned veritasium's video. that was an awesome and interesting video as well.
I myself made several capo's for my guitar and for friends
I'm new to 3D printing and pretty cool the explanation you give out.
Thank you very much.
6:22
*M I K E W A Z O W S K I*
That's definitively an unown pokemon.
*Puts fingers together to demonstrate compliant mechanisms *
“Wow...”
Hello my son.
*Licking*
*Oranges*
*Loudly*
Woah
I feel another addiction coming on
That is so unbelievably cool that you made that nail clippers for the poly panels and it looks so cool and works so well
Your “Poly Panels” remind me a lot of Zaks that I used to play with as a kid. Tons of fun!
They remind me of Atollos! Which is basically this but square, with a socket joint, and another type of piece with a ball on each end, and back to back socket joints in the middle.
You are such a mastermind. Simple but ingenious models!
Finally a youtuber who owns nail clippers
Well, at first I just thought you were a hippie nerd like me, but now I realize you're a GENIUS hippie nerd. Your ideas are truly creative. Right on!
Dude, you are a pleasure to watch. Thanks for sharing your journey.
Awesome video! Thanks for posting. 👍
On your printed capo:
Make the white piece just be a pin or tab that sticks out, no hole in it ... make the green piece have holes in it like a belt. Hold it across the strings and stretch around the back and then just hook the appropriate hole on the white pin. this will eliminate the need to 'thread' the strap. I have a capo made in this way that works well.
Good advice! If the holes print strong enough that could work much better :)
How about printing plastic grommets to glue into the rubber holes? Search Google for "Elastic Capo" and you'll find lots of results of the capo I have! They are very inexpensive, like $5 on average. Thank you for sharing with the rest of us, @@make.anything !
Great video and mechanisms, thank you, Devin!
I really enjoyed your voyage, thanks
Nice job and what a fertile imagination to come up with so many variations on a theme!
A truly fantastic work! So creative, congratulations on your designs! Keep up the good work
What an amazing rabbit hole to fall down! Very entertaining, and educational, sub required..
The first day of 2021 and I may of just found one of my new favourite youtubers
Great explanation. In theory compliance mechanisms is the inverse of stiffness. professor Larry Howell from BYU is practically the father of compliance mechanisms.
Nice work! Thanks for sharing.
This was me a couple months ago when the Veritasium video came out, just completely nerding out about complient mechanisms!
💕 Sorry I'm late on this one. Really cool stuff ! I want one of the chopsticks & capos !! Those are sooo cool !!! 😄
Thanks, Dev ! Love the compliant mechanisms !! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Man, I wish you to grow heights! You inspire me to design with a Lotta energy. You are one of the most humble person I've seen in my life! Good luck from India!
I really like your mechanism a lot. Your idea is like powder, it makes me think a lot.
Great video! Appreciate the links in the description. Excellent exploration of the topic. Thanks :)
Man, you never cease to amaze me
I am really enjoying your videos even just having found you a couple of days ago. Keep up the great work!
You can make the ball be in a bistable mechanism so it doesn't fall off, and bonus points if you attach it to the system making it a true compliant mechanism.
Great vid thanks! :D thanks for showing the prototypes so people dont get unrealistic expectations!
C clamp at 4:50 actually requires even more force (pivot is on the "wrong" side of the lever), but you just feel more comfortable, on your fingers because the force is distributed to a larger area
Niice, i was waiting for one of yall to pick this up. Cool designs
Nice and very interesting demonstration. Thank you.
Pretty cool living hinge designs!
6:22 thats a goddamn *_Patapon_*
Man, you are a genius! Very creative prints :)
That is pretty cool design!
Well done! I really liked your design.
4:30 the light refraction of the print makes it look like its constantly changing colors
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I love compliant mechanisms! More compliant mechanism sushi please!
I made a capo using a plastic pipe ring clamp (with the teeth) still works after years of use. Which does surprise me as I thought the teeth would have worn down already.
smart, like the concept , smart ideas. good work
well impressed once again. great video, Devin.
I loved everything about this.
Those things are really cool!
4:08 "...creates the *force necessary..."
force != power ;)
Love this video, second time watching. Thank you!
some sweet looking nail clippers!
3d printing is a whole new dimension for design and engineering approach
Finally a vid on compliant mechanisms!
Wow, impressive design
Thanks for sharing👍😀
You should be proud of those clippers, such a great design
when someone drags out their prototypes.... it's just love for me.
Wow you made some really cool stuff!
Very cool. I love these simple unibody tools. I am going to try and make a 'spill proof' bike cup holder. I'm curious what you could come up with for that! Initially I was thinking needs to be a multipart assembly to allow a drink to swing so it doesn't spill, but I also think it should be possible as a unibody solution too.. Fun to see your ideas!
Really good work there, my friend!
great video, i love compliant mechanisms!
Great video I try compliant mechanisms for a robot grip and I love to do more with this
Very enjoyable to watch and to learn. Thank you for the files and the knowledge! New sub
Welcome!
great video. Awesome ideas!
Cool ideas! I think I might incorporate this into a student challenge next year. thanks again!
Getting ready to order my first lrinter and some of these are gonna be some of my first prints
Amazingly awesome
That Capo is pretty cool, because you can make a capo bracelet for musicians. I know my niece would love one of those for her Uke or guitar. If you perfect that and style it up a bit... that's a big$ idea!
I did enjoy it. Thank you.
OPEN SOURCED GENIUS! I love you!!
Love your work
excellent AND interesting, TY !!
Brilliant stuff my man!
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