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I realize that your video is 5years old but, stumbling across this video was fortunate indeed. I purchased Simplify 3D because it was professional in appearance and fast. When Orca came out with 'Tree' support I felt kinda pissed that Simplify 3D (a software that is NOT free) did not offer tree supports as an option. BUT, I've been wrestling with fine tuning tree supports for some time now and can honestly say I'm not really all that impressed. And trying to apply tree supports manually is really entertaining. This "Trick" you just shared in your video is just what I was looking for to solve my quandary betwix Simplify and Orca slicers. I just now sliced up a rather complicated project using the generic 'Generate Supports' button in Simplify 3D and got an overall print time of just over 15hr's...spent about 40 minutes manually adding standard supports using this 'trick' and re-sliced the very same project down to 8hr's 31minutes! Thank you jim2386 : - ) OH, and by the way...loaded the same project into Orca using tree supports and came up with a print time of 13hrs and 11minutes...so, Yay! Now, if we can only get Simplify 3D to include the power to add supports on top of other supports instead of being limited to only the project or the build plate.....

I still wonder how that bird house held up

The calibration is so smart. This series is really awesome to watch and explanations are very thorough! Thanks! 👏👏

Excuse me I have a question

Production ideas. 😀

Is there a tutorial or files/parts list to be able download or purchase for this project? Thanks!

Simply amazing. I love the tiki room. Brilliant recreation

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! 😁

WOW! Amazing work, really top notch!

I’d SO love to build this as a kit. I built Mr. Chicken’s Raven animatronic. I can’t imagine how you fit all the servos in there. And while I can 3d Print on my Prusa well enough, I can’t figure out 3D design for the life of me.

Why wouldn’t you just use a joystick to be the input for the eye movement rather than the combination of Pots?

Would you ever consider selling these?

Jim this is dedication and also from what I have watched is a passion for you, very impressive. It is amazing to watch all the step it took to create this tribute project. I have never been involved in such a project but I have had to work out very difficult solutions in my career, so I give you kudos for teaching others and also your artistry. I would like to chat with you via phone , text or email which ever is easier for you. Have a great day

Hey Jim! Great video but I have a question, where do I get that plate to mount the electronics? I’m trying to build an animatronic from fnaf and I’m new to building!

would you consider selling the stl's?

Also I understand your lessons better than anyone I’ve ever seen I just want to tell you what a nice job you’ve been very good keep it up

Do you have the programs available for doing the 3-D printing of the parts?

We have a Tiki Bar that needs this so bad, $ how much?

Better way is to create tree support in Meshmixer. ruclips.net/video/n9SOT7z9M6M/видео.html

great video, thanks for sharing your know-how

i would really like to see the tree style supports. like my flashforge printer software creates. very fast and small attachment point at the part. and work great for undercut areas

For getting the glue off, I used acetone, poured onto a paper towel and then covered the spring steel with a sheet of glass so that the acetone could soak into the glue and not evaporate.

Kinda wished the Other four Face could sing The Top of the 2 Sides singing the same as the One In the bottom of the middle side, and The Bottom one’s singing the top’s Part

Just found this video - THANK YOU! Helped confirm what I was wondering about auto-supports and more efficient manual created supports.

i dont know what version of simplify u have but when i try to rotate my object all i get a is a blue circle and i do not get the same thing u do i can only rotate it one plane also when i try to move the object i dont get the same xyz option ither

Hey, you think we could get an update on how the bird house is doing? Thanks

Do you make and sell these?? I'd be interested in purchasing one if you make them to sell.

amazing

It’s poor practice to have motors (or other inductive devices) and microcontrollers being powered by the same DC power source. Even when it can deliver the requirements. The power spiked in the DC line caused by induction can create voltage spikes that will kill microcontrollers. Or the noise of induction can be enough to disrupt high frequency low voltage processors. so if you do, you need to really filter and have fly back diodes in place and very good regulators. This often is harder to test so a separation of power supplies is there for a better choice/

Good job!

FWIW, you don't actually have to worry about shorting the nozzle out. The nozzle is connected to an input pin on the microcontroller that is designed to be connected to ground or a full 5v, without needing any resistors. It won't hurt anything unless you connect it to +24V, for example. But there are no exposed parts at +24V on the printer. The leveling washers on the bed are held at +5V (or +3.3V if you have upgraded your control board to an Archim 2). In short, you don't have to worry about bridging the nozzle via a conductive tool to the chassis or anything like that.

I really hate to bother you but I am still trying to figure out a 3-D printer like I said I have no experience in them I do a Cnc So I can operate some my budgets somewhere around five or 600 please let me know if you have any suggestions thank you Jerry. Also do you sell the plastic parts in case I can’t get a 3-D printer thanks again.

What kind of 3-D printer do you recommend for someone just starting

love this, starting on your eyes as my first project with servos. Thanks for the inspiration.

Awesome independent movement! How did you fit all the servos inside? Any chance you might share internal pictures or video?

I think it is time for part2 right? :D

Great Video!

can anyone tell me how hard it would be to do this with a raspberry pi and a camera. to have it follow a person with opencv and repeat a program while maintaining eye contact on the person or object

Omg doing an Enchanted tiki room at our house, do you sell these??

Hi Jim, For some reason the runtime program would not start if feather 32u4 is not connected to USB but just to 5v power supply. If I connect usb cable and then disconnect when it starts running, it will continue to run for some time and then halt. Any known ways to troubleshoot this? Thank you!

This why RUclips needs to eliminate the stupid thumb down option. This is Brilliant!!

Why can't you insert the male-male (in the female stacking header) - as you have around 6:20, THEN put your female stacking header (upside-down) onto the male-male pins on the board. This ensures that the female stacking header is aligned exactly as needed for attaching the subsequent stacking headers when you solder the female stacking header to the board.

Hi Jim, Which 3d design software do you use or can recommend for modelling? I haven’t touched autocad in many years and not sure what currently mechanic engineers use. I am on macOS Thank you!

Hi Jim, this is amazing!!! Very artistic! The led light show is awesome! Are you using adafruit feathers for led and sound? Where can i see some examples on how to access leds from the code and ways to make dimming color changes and also how to synchronise with music? Thanks!!

Hi Jim. For some reason during playback, servos sometimes vibrate, kind of jumping from desired recorded position to default servo values… During the recording mode everything runs smoothly and servos reflecting exact analog signals… Any known issue that can cause this? And how to fix? Thank you!!

Hi Jim, can you clarify if possible to stack more than one servo feather wing? If yes, how do I access pins of the additional, 2nd servo wing in the code? Thanks!!!

Dear Jim, thanks for sharing the project! I was able to build my first Halloween skull ruclips.net/video/u8OxYf0QA0g/видео.html Thanks to your detailed tutorial! Now i am hooked on animatronics :-)

Is it important to spray clear coat to the very end?

where can I find the sty file to print the parts myself?

Any idea where to get this wrench anymore printersolid doesn't seem to carry them.