3D Printing Nerd

I needed some 4x scale nuts and screws for my OpenRC F1 project. Rather than try and source the right size metal nuts and screws, could they be 3d printed? Using Autodesk Fusion 360 and the McMaster-Carr catalog, it’s very much possible!

==== I use MatterHackers for everything 3D printing, and they even help support my channel – you can too by shopping the links below: ++ MH BUILD series filaments: http://3d.pn/mhbuild ++ MH PRO series filaments: http://3d.pn/mhpro ++ 3D Printers & Printer Kits: http://3d.pn/mhprinters ++ Matterhackers Storefront: http://3d.pn/matterhackers

==== I use MatterHackers for everything 3D printing, and they even help support my channel – you can too by shopping the links below: ++ MH BUILD series filaments: http://3d.pn/mhbuild ++ MH PRO series filaments: http://3d.pn/mhpro ++ 3D Printers & Printer Kits: http://3d.pn/mhprinters ++ Matterhackers Storefront: http://3d.pn/matterhackers

My wife, kids, and I all took a trip to Proto Pasta in Vancouver, WA. (The Couv!) While there, each of the kids got to make some of their own custom colored filament, I made some transition filament, and we chatted with Alex about what making unique filaments means to him. It was a wonderful trip!

I’m Joel, and here on 3D Printing Nerd, we explore the vast, future worlds of 3D Printing! Along the way you’re going to meet some incredible people from all over the globe, and witness some of the most amazing builds you’ve ever seen!

Perfect ABS prints are easier when you have a 3d printer enclosure, and in this video I unbox, install, and tested out the Printed Solid enclosure kit for the Ultimaker 2+, available from Matterhackers.

Fan Mail Friday is here! Recorded AND published ON THE SAME DAY!