Useful Garden 3D Prints & Hooch Multi Bucket Updates
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- čas přidán 19. 03. 2024
- Hoocho releases multiple useful gardening 3D prints
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Happy Hydroponicing! - Věda a technologie
Thanks Hoocho, The new bucket design is great. I have printed several and have them in my outdoor greenhouse with eggplant, Ahi Dulce peppers, basil, and coriander.
That's the most fun for me in 3D printing. I might not need a whole lot of prints, but solving an existing issue is always nice. The injection molding for the buckets is vastly superior to 3D printing though, especially if you want something to last "forever". So going that route for your system was absolutely the right thing to do. Layer adhesion just isn't perfect. But absolutely "good enough".
If someone in the community wants something done, I have an email in my channel profile. Will obviously be free of charge, but be reasonable. Not looking for another 40 hour work week or anything. Just want to help out, if you're not that good at modeling but need a little thing done that is not already available. Offer obviously extends to Hoocho himself as well, but I doubt that he'll need any help.
As they say. The MacGyver of hydro ❤️ Bloody legend
lol the hooch bucket
Those tomato clips 😍
0:35 - Garden tag
2:54 - Tomato clip
5:34 - Hooch bucket
Got my notice today, ordered a set of buckets, now to start on my new adventure of learning to 3D print. Off to watch more of your Great Videos! Thanks Mate!
A multibucket extender for more root area could be cool! Like the kegland boiler extenders, maybe just another multibucket with no bottom in it and joiner using some pipe in each corner like the vertical setup pictured
Great work man. Its so good to see this take off like it has
Nice 1 Mr Hoocho. Keep on printing !
I'm so excited.
Orange or red PETG might make the tomato clips easier to find after the growing season.
Amazing. Thank you so much.
great job, great creativity, great man. thanks from Israel
Congrats on the sell out of the initial launch. I am still on my first hydro grow (DWC) but want to expand outside during the summer and honestly, the Hooch buckets look to make the most sense of any product out there. Great design and great presentation as alway. Maybe you could do a video time lapse of you designing something in Fusion 360 with a bonus beer counter. :). Happy hydroponicing
IT'S BIG DOG!! Mr hoochie woochie! Mr C. E. O!! He's done it again! nice video
Always a pleasure 🤣😂
Hey Hooch, might be worth letting people know (in the video description perhaps) to install the Mesh Tools plugin in Cura to separate your models 👍Great vid as always. Looking forward to buying Hooch buckets when they're back in.
It’s in the instructions on my patreon 😊
@@Hoocho well I'll be damned 😂 I must have had a man look!
Cura user who doesn't have that plugin: Does it let you change the print settings for different models on the same plate? IE: feeds/speeds/layer times etc. If I have a small thing and a big thing to print I just print them separately but it would be cool to not have to.
Multi colored printing with the ams doesnt need to be wastefull, when i print tags i fill the bed and only do one color switch. So very little waste it just needs to be designed arround.
Hi Hoocho, thank you for your amazing videos!
Could you please do one on the correct plastics to use for 3d printing hydroponic parts?
My wife loves the tomatoes that I grow in your system but consistently asks me about this topic.
Could you please give a bit of clarity? Thank you! 🎉
PETG mate.
It’s all you’ll ever need.
@@Hoocho Thank you! 🎉 So to be clear, if I print all my stuff with PETG filament, I don't need to worry about plastics being degraded into the water, ingested by the plants, and ending up in the humans who eat the produce?
@@TheJumpingGeneration PETG is what water bottles are made of.
That’s the only thing I can use as an analogy to say “you’re already drinking from it” why not use it for plants.
I just stumbled upon your old wasabi videos and was wondering if there were any updates on what happened?
Heyy Hoocho ! I've been planning a small hydroponic buisness these last months and i've devoured your videos ! I was working on it when i saw the notification for this video :p
I dont know anything about 3D printing, how much does one bucket would cost to print ? What's the price of a printer fited to the task ? Thanks a lot for your work, looking forward to explore new ways of growing plants :D
For your Dutch bucket lid, instead of figuring out a clip hole thingy; just print a modified lid that will accommodate the line in some way (either under or over!)
a mechanical iris for the plant to expand naturally as it the stem thickens too? or is that overcomplicating things under the KISS theory??
Please can you look into providing a Canada STL- USA sizes are not the same here! Thanks
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We can just make a script that uses OpenSCAD to take a plant name and parametrically generate a tag
Any idea on how to manage a very tall tomato plant? Currently i cant find another grow light so im currently having issues of having to bend down the entire thing so it can be under the grow light with my other plants. It kind of look like a Japanese bonsai tree lmao
what's that behind you on the wall?
Germany is about to legalize cannabis. (Last legal barrier this Friday) Hence 3 plants are allowed to grow in a tent. I would be interested in using your buckets in a slightly modified version, so dat a) Kratky is possible and the buckets' water is conneted with a 'click system'. Would you be willing to work on such a version?
Hey hooch, I'm living in Australia and I'm trying to find a really good brand to purchase seeds from, the seeds I have been using have a very low success rate with germination.
If you could recommend a company or what seeds you buy that would help not just myself but others as well.
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Will these STLs ever be sold on Cults or Printables?
I am in development of a digital sales platform through Hydroland.
Is there a reason you don’t want to use patreon? Just curious.
@@HoochoI dont trust subscription services in general. And you are propably missing out on a lot of potential buyers for the STLs by not offering them on the most popular platforms too.
@@senorcapitandiogenes2068 fair. I’ll take this into consideration. Thankyou
@@HoochoI also hate to give some of what is to be your money to others (that take their unworked for cut like your Patreon page) but I would be more than happy to buy digital downloads of your .stl files while I'm ordering some of your nutrients when I'm ready to start my own veggie patch your helping to inspire. p.s not hating on Patreon model I would prefer to pay what you should set for the cost on your site
Why stop there? Why not print or create a reusable California Weave? LOL
Uh, there's little to no waste doing the old school filament change. You have white as your main layer, and when when you do a filament swap, there's a pause command. You don't even need an AMS to do this as people have been doing this years before the AMS / MMU even hit the scene. The only waste is a minor purge when swapping filament.
Fair. But I just don’t see that as a time efficient process when you can scribble on a piece of plastic.
@@Hoocho Yeah, you should mention that. The time to design every tab, and then to stand there and do the filament swap.
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Weird fun fact in the us is that led pencils are actually made of graphite, led poisoning scared alot of parents back in the day and the us pivoted to graphite, im not sure if this applies to Australia as well
They're all graphite, even in australia. No one is using *lead* in pencils, it's just colloquially called lead bc it's what carpenters and stone masons would have used way back in the day
graft clips are handy too. id feel like a massive twat using plastic for something that is cheaply and easily available in a wood version though. may as well be 3d printing thread.
3D printed thread you say 🤔
Filament is pretty expensive tho.
I get mine for $12/kg… I think that’s a bargain.
white and black can be had for 9.99/kg or less (in the USA)
@@saucebox11 I wonder how much it cost to print one pot? I get my pots for free from the nursery trash pile but if its under a dollar or two per pot I could consider it.