I suck at 3D modeling but this is easy - Shapr3D + 3D Printing
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- čas přidán 30. 03. 2022
- I'm horrible at 3D Modeling but @Shapr3d on the iPad is pretty dang easy. Lets do some 3D Modeling and Practical 3D printing
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The feeling from “oh I broke this thing, BUT I HAVE A 3D PRINTER!” And couple hours later you have your part. No need to wait for shipping, I think every kid needs one. Because they’re here to stay.
Ah yes, more subscription based software. Thanks Adobe.
edit 7/7/2023: I already realize they have a free plan, unfortunately it still sucks because the low poly models you get from it are virtually useless.
Also I am blatantly aware that Adobe doesn't own shapr3d but 108+ people that liked the comment got the joke, I'm sorry you did not.
Mannn, I miss the days of just outright owning software. :/ This is my #1 dislike about Shapr3D.
They wouldn't have needed to do it if people actually paid
@@danieljeffodd4703 That's more opinion than fact friend. Subscription software is nothing more than extorting more money out of people for the same or less updates, I welcome you to compile a list of updates on Adobe before and after subscription fees. You will see they do the same amount of work essentially but make way more $$$ in the process. Subscription software firmly beats up the little guy-hobbyists and thickens the Enterprise wallets more than ever before.
@@kenny6614 after windows Adobe photoshop was the biggest pirated software so not really opinion. And a hobbies can use coral draw or any of the hundreds of hobby software. Pro brands have a pro client base and much like a builder needs tools hw has to pay, won't go far with a £3 spanner set
@@danieljeffodd4703 You realize subscription software can still be cracked and pirated right? So yeah it makes your statement an opinion still, it isn't NEEDED and it does NOTHING to prevent the problems they claim it avoids. Really do some research before spouting off nonsense man. Also really lacking analogy, I'll rent you a nice spanner set for 30$ a month, oh wait... people prefer to outright buy their tools as well...
I loved the (free) program and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The program is solid and a joy to work with on the iPad with the pencil. I doodled and created a replacement for my rock band battery cover that broke. Worked perfectly and it was my first ever experience “modeling.”
I Wish they’d simply charge a one time fee though. 50 bucks. Amazing. $100, sure. Even $200…I’m in. I’d pay for easily…one time…but the monthly is just too much. Just one more thing. They’re alienating normal folks like me from buying but who don’t use it every day.
Right?! Stupid subscriptions..
I love how you printed an whole new one instead of just sanding it down.
Hahahasame here
That was a joy to watch! When you look on the Facebook groups a lot of people love printing but tend to stick to downloaded decorational models and confess to not knowing where to start with designing functional 3d prints. This video was a great example of how easy it can be to quickly produce a simple functional design and isn't as scary as often thought! Great job!! :D
Even if 3D printers become cheap enough AND reliable enough to be considered like basic appliances where you don’t need to futz with them and fix them yourself, I believe even with the most user-friendly 3D modeling software, it’s just too involved and intimidating for most people to start. This is why I remain unconvinced 3D printers will be in more than a tiny fraction of homes in the next 20 years, unless there is suddenly such a major shift in both technology and mass manufacturing that things that aren’t 3D-printed aren’t available unless you pay a crazy amount.
Love this!!! So great to see you designing more. Badass!!! Love how excited you got when it worked on the first try. Can't wait to see what you design next!
great example of a functional 3D Print! 👏😎
Uncle Jessy! I'm right there with you on Shapr3D! Picked it up because I know I need to eventually get comfortable with CAD / solid body modeling, and found it to be a pleasure to use!
(Now... getting more organic shapes is not the easiest, but still very much possible.)
I like how you broke it down - very straightforward! I also picked up a couple new things, so thank you!
I too have had difficulty with more organic shapes but with trial and error i've gotten better!
Looks really easy to use and intuitive.
Good to see such videos, there are many beginners in CAD out there, like myself.
I’ve been using CAD for about 10 years I can honestly say it’s the most fun program out
I started using this a month ago after running into an ad on Facebook. Its been great for quickly drafting projects or products for clients.
Amazing app. Just wish they have a light version that costs less instead of a subscription model.
We just witness someone fall in love with 3d Modeling, i'm expecting to see a lot more videos like this. Love it!
Love 💗 the new studio space! Congrats 🍾🎈🎉🎊!
Super great job, Jessy! So humble of you to admit that your not good at 3D modeling but this video shows that you are! Ok, the iPad sculpting to make the fridgepart was kinda cringy (being a 3D artist myself) but what a huge difference now!
Great improvement, taking measurements and doing it the more proper/easy way using CAD-modeling. Keep up the learning! 🤘🏻
You said you aren't very good but honestly you did a great job explaining while you were doing it. That speaks alot to the ease of Shapr and your ability to comprehend instructions.
I've enjoyed Tinkercad, it's free, and very basic but works fine for the stuff I need it for. Created some feet for my snare drum, rope tension drum, like Civil War stuff you might see at your favorite local olde timey museum (Genesee country village is our local favorite). Used a micrometer, similar process to the one used here, and saved as STL, sliced with the Anycubic slicer, and printed on resin printer with some of that stronger resin mixed with normal black resin. Worked great. Also, made a fife using the same method, but the 3d printer we have can't print tall enough, so had to make it three pieces and engineer a joint with a little built-in clip which worked great in Tinkercad, ditto a clamp for the interior of a shop light that had to way to anchor the electric wires and a bunch of other one-off random stuff. BUT I can see that if I needed anything more complex, it would get sloppy and harder and harder as complexity increases with Tinkercad.
I love shapr 3D. I got my job to use it and also teach a basic class. Thanks for this vid. You Rock!
I'm probably too used to my Solidworks modeling pipeline, but it's good to see more and more actually ergonomic tools stepping on professional cad's tail, for the sake of competition and solving stagnation of the existing, "market leading" CAD tools.
I also still suck at resin printing xD, but I'm slowly getting to know it with my Saturn S setup.
For parts that don't work well on the first go and aren't mission critical to be the exact dimensions, I like to use a hair dryer to shape them if possible so that I don't have to remodel and reprint and scrap the parts. For example, applying some heat to that groove and pushing in a little on the side can help add a bit more friction.
It's a fantastic app (the full version).
It's just a real pity it's only available via subscription.
If you're a professional, then you might not mind paying 200+ USD a year, but as a home user, dipping in occasionally to design and print something off at home, that's a lot of cheese!
I'm sure they're losing out on a load of potential (none professional) customers, who'd be prepared to pay a one off fee.
After playing around with it, I'd happily pay 80USD.
I'll pay a subscription for something I use every month, like Netflix or Apple Music, not this.
And Netflix and apple music don't cost 30 a month together either. $200/year is a bit much for a hobbyist
Fusion is free and more powerful no real professionals are going to be using this beyond joe blow small business
@@northcountrywoodcraftny5953 Well whoever decided their pricing clearly doesn’t share your opinion.
Been looking into shaper3d for the past year and this month took the step got an iPad for it and elegoo n2s😁 it's incredibly easy to learn
Shapr3d is a friggin work horse. It’s an incredibly robust 3d package
yeah... and I'm barely scratching the surface with my super basic knowledge
I just wish they had like a “kinda pro” option for those of us that just want tools for modeling functional parts for 3D printing. Their Pro pricing is so darn expensive.
@@phantomsmithy I was so excited to try this software and then I saw the sub prices. :( I can't afford that at all. I have an old iPad anyway haha.
@@CharlieBasta The demo mode shows it is REALLY a nice app. Just insane pricing for anyone that isn't a pro/business user.
I do like how you split the screen to see how you are working the tablet, very useful idea. Overall, very good video, specially showing the exporting part at the end. Well done.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I keep watching Shapr3d videos but was just not catching on. This video was so easy to follow. I'm actually excited to go design and print on my Elegoo, too!
there's many way to do it faster in this app or others but doesn't matter it matter that you got what you needed in end
keep on learning and improving, great video btw
Put a thin rubber sticker on the underside of that section that the tube goes in as that will help with grip.
Thank you brother for doing this video. I am right there with you on 3D design, but really need some solutions for some desktop accessories that I need to print out on my 3D printer.
THIS WAS THE BEST VIDEO EVER! THANK YOU SO MUCH
To be honest , as a kinda experienced CAD user(autocad, solidworks,inventor), I was excited to check out sharp3d when I got my iPad compatible with Apple Pencil. But I was really confused on how to use the program and I think my desktop apps are actually more efficient for me. Once you get used to drawing with mouse and keyboard, it feels kinda absurd to actually draw with pencil, especially on that glossy screen. Additionally, your power is very limited when dealing specific curves such as aerofoils and so on, so to me, it wasn’t the best choice.
This is just amazing. Thanks
Tinkercad is my free goto for almost every simple functional print... I've made some pretty complex models with it as well, but it's so simple to use 😅
Yea. I feel this. I’ve been pretty surprised how much I was able to get out of tinkercad. But I’ve definitely been running into the upper limits of what it can do. Especially when it comes to object complexity. Was really hoping there’s be a good cheaper alternative that’s actually as intuitive as Tcad
I'd be real interested to see you print some with PETG. I've had a heck of a time with my Neptune 2 trying to get things to come out right.
Shapr3D is awesome! Great all around app! Awesome job!
it is a very easy tool design, a nice guide and short tutorial
iPad Pro + 3D printing ... the exact setup i've been considering. Perfect timing, great video!
Haha was mentioning in the video how I wish there was an actual Slicer for the iPad
@@UncleJessy True! Maybe on your next exploration try using the LiDAR scanner to recreate something broken! I want to scan my car and resin print a (tiny) scale model.
@@IamNinetyFour I do have a scanning project in the works
@@UncleJessy I'll DEFINITELY be eagerly awaiting that video's release. Would be cool to see the process/result difference for SLA vs FDM for that too, depending on what you make.
@@UncleJessy A work around would be a server based slicer that you access through the browseron the ipad
Awesome vid, quick question tho does it matter what tablet you use to create these 3d models or can I just buy a cheap one to get started?
I’m been using Shapr3D since Dec 2020. I know it’s expensive for home users, but for me it’s worth it. I love being able to design on my iPad. It’s not perfect, and it’s evolving, but overall I’ve been extremely happy with it.
You did great. A really good tutorial.
Thanks! That is abo it the full extent of my knowledge of the app 😂🤣 just enough to fix something
Nice! I had to make a spool holder for my weed trimmer and used TinkerCAD. I might need to get a pen for my iPad and play around when I have down time at work.
Jessy, I was hoping you could tell me which Ipad you used? I was going to get one anyway but I just want to make sure I get one I know will work and works with a stylus to draw. Thank you so much for your help.
3d printing really becomes amazing when combined with 3d modelling for situations such as Jesse ran into here.
I dont understand the pricing for though. No beginner is going to pay that much a month, and any pro is very likely using blender, or fusion etc.
Use the low res free version if you are a beginner, upgrade when you are ready to sell your bits
wow, great , i will try this, thanks for ur sharing
Shapr3D has been great for me... the fact that I can use it on my iPad anywhere means that i can allocate a lot more time to making things. It's a lot more accessible than having to go to a desktop computer or carry around a laptop. At least that's how it is for me.
love the software but I couldn't justify the price point. I wasn't designing as much as I thought I was going to and actually paid a month or two without even designing anything. It's worth the money if you're a pretty serious designer.
There is also a monthly option available.
Yep can’t justify paying for something that I use infrequently. If there was a one off small price for private users then I’d buy it. On the other hand went for another program that is free, without ads, and fully functioning without time limits……..Design Spark Mechanical (DSM)…….great tutorials, quick learning.
If you’re only using it for 3d printing, you can, possibly the most powerful 3d modeling software out there, for free in a student license. It’s made by Siemens and called NX. We use it aerospace, and a lot of automotive and power gen companies use it as well.
It’s sad they don’t have an “enthusiast” subscription that allows a limited number of models and hi-res STL export. Maybe when they’ve added more pro features it will give them scope to separate the subs levels and offer a cheaper point of entry. I never renewed after my first year deal ran out, switched to fusion360 on my Mac as it just didn’t make sense to pay for something you use a handful of times a year.
Fusion is just as easy and it's free
Love your videos nice videos and tips! Really helped me a lot!
By the way how can you go to that Elegoo Cura page? I have an Elegoo too and just bought it!
Good stuff. Thank you. 👍🏻
Question about the Elegoo Neptune 2 (either original or 2S)- Can it print PETG and flexibles? I want to print practacle prints as well that my resin printer would be a bad choice for.
I saw the ads on youtube passing by from this App and wanted to make a video with that, guess I waited too long. Great video and very practical print
This is really superb
Great Video. Thank you.
What pen are you using for your tablet. I have an iPad but no pen like that for it. Thank you.
I use this app and it is hands down the best thing for 3d modeling
Been using shap3r for a while! Wish they hadn’t upped the price but I do love using it.
thank you Boz! :)
Not being able to slice is the only hickup in my workflow. I can sketch, design and send a print via octoprint all on the iPad. Great vid!
Great job!!
It's good, but absurdly expensive without regional pricing
This is awesome!
How to make the 3d object transparent in modeling mode? I am testing the trial and want to model from an image reference.
Something really interesting for students: It's free for you, if you have an EDU mail. I just signed up, stoked to look into it.
I get that the price is turning a lot of ppl off, but especially for students that still have a year or two to go about, seems like a good thing to mess around with. Especially if youre like me and got a 2 in 1 laptop for uni [windows laptop/tablet hybrid thingy with a pen].
Great vid as always. Shapr3d looks like a nice program, but like you said, it ain't cheap. I think it is a bit expensive for the normal hobbyist though.
I am using the free one, it works pretty well.
Hello, with which Ipad should you do something like this and what exactly do you need for it?
Nice work!
Do you have a video where you showcase the models that you have on the table behind you? Those are really cool and I'd like to see them more in-depth. I love that Deadpool!
I just got this software, I use Fusion 360, you don't suck, you are great, thanks.
My most used app, or should I say more or less the only used app on my iPad. They developing really fast and add useful features along the road.
There is still missing a lot but they are on a good way and it’s insane what you can do with it if used correctly.
Thank you so much for your feedback ! :) What do you miss the most?
Shapr3D is so good and intuitive. Also have good education free access 👍👍👍
How did you get the screw hole rivets in the center hole?
This was fun. With the AnkerMake I was able to model something and print from my iPad.
nice video! where can I find that Black Panther in the back?
Great example of entry 3d modeling. im a novice as well but i use the Free version of Fusion 360.
Good to see some one get this one working. I tried it last year and I couldn't figure it out at all. Plus the subscription "ownership" is no good for myself-too expensive and you dont own it.....just renting it....Thanks Laurie NZ
May look at that or tinker cad on my tablet just to save some space on my laptop, also recently got a Neptune, second test print was amazing, since then she has been a pain in the arse.
Will definitely try the Apps! As I’m a super suck 3D person!
Did you just thread it with the screw or did you model the necessary threads?
What tablet and version are you using and is the software free jessy super video
I work with Fusion 360, Maya and other VR stuff... but this looks so ridiculously easy. I'm going to try it!
Thanks for the video, I purchased the app I must say I know nothing about designing 3d objects, so far having some success it is just going to take time.👍
Used it a long time now 👌
I am debating on returning my Neptune 2S. I have upgraded Cura to the current release, and lost all settings of my N2s. Even when exporting the print setting config file and importing it back. NOW I get all these extrusion errors. WHY does elegoo offer an application (Cura Elegoo version) in which the application themselves do not acknowledge them by default. If I use an Ender 3 profile like Reddit says, It seems like mmy build plate is smaller than my actual Neptune 2S. Uncle Jesse you are my last hope before returning it. Where can I find detailed settings for my neptune 2S while keeping Cura up to date? Is it even worth it going thru all this hassle. Thank you
This program made on Siemens “Parasolid” core, like many other including Onshape, Desingspark mechanical, Siemens NX an etc. Seriously, doesn’t matter, which program you use, if you can use the full potential of this program.
I love the Shapr3d, just that they make it as a (quite expenive) subscripton app, really irritates me. And that I can't export in proper quality because of that.
Hi Greg, we hear you, but unfortunately we haven't figured out it yet how we could go even lower with the price. Shapr3D already provides fantastic value for the price, and while we understand that the price does not fit for your needs, it would be very tricky for us to go even lower.
Thank you for yor answer. It's really not the price itself, it's the subscription busines modell, that I have problems with.
@@Shapr3d I think if you make it free for hobbyists it'll give your software more exposure. There's a reason why everyone knows what Blender is. It's basically advertising. If any hobbyists go pro then they'll be loyal experienced customers. Even if high quality models were limited to about 5 a month that would be good.
Its free for student
Which is not help me at all (for I am not a student, and I am pretty sure that is true for some other hobbyist people too, who would like to use it), and the problem with the subsctiption business modell for a software is still there even if it is free for students.
"It's relatively expensive ". That's where I stopped
AstroPrint is a web-based slicer that piggybacks on cura. I personally use it on my Android, iPhone or Chromebook.
Nice Job!!! Welcome to a new World😉👍
Print-To-3D. Really nicely featured slicer for iPad. Just an FYI.
I've been using that software for about 2 weeks. It's nice. PC has its issues with seeing everything but it's a good program. I think the price is a bit too much. I would get it if it wasn't so pricey as I don't use it a whole lot.
I want a slicer fir ipad! Why is cura holding back?
When and if is Elegoo going to make a printer with a larger bed. Like 300x300x400? I have a Neptune 2s, love it, but needed a larger bed so I bought a Longer LK5 Pro. I would have preferred to stay with Elegoo but they don't make a non-resin printer with that large of a build volume. Put a bug in their ear.
Can you re use those “misfits” or is 3 d printing a way for the mass to produce plastic waist nowadays?
Instead of always reprinting, could you just use a sander and adjust that way? Or the material doesn't sand?
I slice files and transfer them from my iPad using a lightning to sd and Kiri:Moto the web based slicer
Great video.
do you still have that one piece wallpaper for your ipad
Onshape is also supposed to be IPad compatible. I’ve used it on PC pretty successfully.
I use this software also and it is expensive and super easy to use. Way better then learning fusion 360. How I combat the price point is I have a list of things to make on my iPad. Once I get the list to 10 items or have something I need sooner rather then later and I’ll pay for a month and then through that month I go ahead and model all of my saved items. Then cancel at the end of the month and start my list over. This keeps me from over spending and making 3D printing not worth it.
I worked as a 3D CAD technician for a couple of years. I use Solidworks to make my models. Will have to give Shapr a shot! Looks great for touch interface which Solidworks is... let's just say- Not so great at.
Finally, a demo showing how to use 3D CAD and 3D printing to solve an actual problem ! And it didn't work the first time so we know it's real 🙂
You can use Astroprint to slice your files straight from your browser on your iPad
Pretty cool J
they need to make a hobby / 3dprinting subscription at us$9.99 per month