These 3D Printed Saw Horse Brackets Have INCREDIBLE Strength! I was certainly impressed. скачать в хорошем качестве

These 3D Printed Saw Horse Brackets Have INCREDIBLE Strength! I was certainly impressed.

This is one of those things I've been thinking about doing for a while as I watched my old sawhorses fade away to a rotten mess. I printed these ones from PLA material, so I don't plan on them lasting forever. I'll do some permanent ones later on from a different material if the plastic on these ones don't last. This actually did start as a 'why not' type of project, I really needed sawhorses and would rather spend days printing some brackets than just buying them. Besides, I was curious at how strong they'd be and there was only one way to find out... From the moment I've had these put together in the garage, they've gained all the attention, everyone wants a set. I love the fact that they are customizable as far as color and filament material. The way these turned out I feel they could be used in a studio or something, they're awesome! Not to mention the fact that they withheld all the weight I put on them! I can't speak for durability over time... only time will tell, they're basically brand new right now but I have used them multiple times for other projects. They store EASY, these are folding, right! Also, keep in mind that they are 3D printed. I used an Ender 3 for these, other printers with different materials and print settings could be much different strengths (either weaker or stronger). Keep that in mind if you decide to print them, there's no guarantee for strength. All I can vouch for is what loading mine were good for. This is even-ground, non-shock, evenly distributed loading. If you're using these to hold up something expensive and they fail and you break your expensive thing... that's on you. I don't want to give away too many secrets from what's inside the video (besides the very revealing thumbnail), you'll have to see for yourself. Please leave a comment about what you liked about it or didn’t like about this video. It will certainly help me to improve on future videos! If you have a suggestion for a future video(s) please also let me know in the comments, I have quite a few designs in mind but am always looking for new things to do. If you like models like this and want to see more, be sure to subscribe to ‪@sanfordprime‬ and be sure to check out the other model videos on the page! You might find something you like! (or) you might get inspired to put together your own model and share it! Link to the Printables Model: https://www.printables.com/model/1320... Link to the Thingiverse Model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:705... Link to the MakerWorld Model: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1496... Thanks for checking it out! Remember to LIKE, COMMENT, or SUBSCRIBE! Find out what's going on before it happens (Nevermind, that would be impossible). At least find out as it happens... Follow the Feed on X! https://x.com/SanfordPrime Most importantly, your subscriptions are what keeps me motivated. This is tough, but fun, WORK. Thank you to all of the YouTube subscribers out there. Enjoy! *Update 6-7-25 - Added Link to Makerworld Model, Printables Model & Thingiverse Model.