I really enjoy MakersMuse, just really wish he would do more projects more frequently. I used several of those channels videos to narrow down my choice of printer, I am just surprised at the lack of design channels and curious as to why there aren't more of them. I hope this doesn't come off as too abrasive as that is not my intention. If there were such a channel that presented a design and its function, designed it in CAD tutorial style, printed said project and analyzed it afterward do you think the interest would be high enough to build a channel based on that formula?

With 3d printing being such a powerful tool with the ability to produce such a wide variety of things why have so many people conformed to this template?ĭo you think this is to capitalize on the views and benefits associated with being a popular channel? Why are there not more people doing design based channels using the 3d printer to execute their designs? The channels are filled with reviews of printers printing the exact same vase, benchy, or cube the last 10 people did printed on a machine that was gifted to them. Non-reddit communities are listed in our getting started guideīefore I bought my printer I was diving deep into youtube and 3d printing channels until I realized that mostly all of them are the same. We welcome community contributions to this wiki! Related Communities Hit the report button or message the mods NEED HELP? WE HAVE A WIKI!

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