Reviewing your MTB inventions! The audience sent me 3D printed bike stuff
Reviewing your MTB inventions! The audience sent me 3D printed bike stuff
Today we’ll review 3D printed bike products sent here by the audience. If you would like to send us your product, inquire here: https://www.sethsbikehacks.com/product-review/
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Flip Bike Teeshirt https://cognativemtb.com/collections/berm-peak-mens-shirts-and-hoodies/products/flip-bike-mens-shirt-antique-gold
Stealth ID Stem Spacers http://stealthidbikes.com
3D Printed GoPro Mounts from ProBike3D https://www.etsy.com/shop/ProBike3D
Spider Web Catcher was thanks to Bob Ward. Let us know in the comments if you want to see something like this for sale. Printed with black filament I don’t even think this would be noticeable.
3D Printed Wheel Truing Caliper did not have a product link, but maybe he can add it to the description of his demo video! https://vimeo.com/686084706
Shown briefly was a gorgeous machined stem with a 3D printed GoPro mount on it. Check out Jack’s Instagram here @617Cycles
Aaron and Breckin do not sell their Nalgene bottle cage, but they do offer a digital download for it! https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/nalgene-water-bottle-cage
3D Printed Airtag Holders!
Steerer Tube plug by Derek https://etsy.me/3JrwZHa
Stealth Tags (lots of options here!) https://spencer3dprints.com/products/stealth-tag
Landon’s Airtag Holder http://www.etsy.com/listing/1156087330
The 3D Printed Bottle Opener https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlbatrossPrintworks
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I’m interested!!!
Why are steerer tubes open on the bottom, in an area that naturally attracts mud?
You got my sub! Good entertaining video…Made me smile again! 🙂
if the 3D print works and it doesnt involve compliant material then you can just have it CNC’d in metal online.
Seth drinking that drink was aesthetic
You should have a drop in counter at the top of Burm Peak that everyone can slap before they drop in. If bike parks had that I bet people would get a kick out of knowing they are dropping in on A line as the 15,456th drop in lol. You could even automate them so they can’t be cheated and they could have a prize (like free water bottles, bike accessories or day passes) for every 1,000 drop ins. The less used trails could even have higher payouts to encourage people to use them rather than just sticking to their favorites all day. Anyways I just think it would be cool to see a little counter that shows how many drop ins you and your friends have done on berm peak. Maybe I’m the only one lol. Anyways, just an idea. Great video as always Seth!
You should do some more rc content!! It’s been a minute and I loved it lol
7:33 is the best part
In the case of the bottle holder, you could make them with stronger filaments using a higher degree of density and they should be golden. Love that idea.
Seth of a Thousand Saddles
Haha spiderweb blocker. The spiders where I live have a web built back by the time I’m coming back thru.
Omg! I NEED that spider web blocker because everytime I go for a ride I get spider webs in my face
Jarritos are the bomb.
you should really check these things..putting an airtag inside a beefy thick alu and metaltube.. wouldn’t that undermine the Harald Bluetooth 5.0 signal? 5:24.. at least check the validity of the signal.
I get you wanna promote things and ou want people to purchase them from all your links. but maybe, just maybe’ you can at least check if a given product work as intended, so your viewers aint wasting their money on failed not useable items..
I have printed a Nalgene 1L bottle holder like 4 years ago for my bike. Printed it out of PETG at some stupid unoptimized print settings, it’s full of holes and ugly af, but this thing is incredibly sturdy. I had a really hard crash last year where I broke both arms, a wrist, chin and jaw but the bottle stayed right there without issue. And it’s an older design that is supposed to be more pretty than solid, so if these are printed in a good filament with proper settings, they will last years without issues.
There have been tests with the airtaf in the stem or like here in the steerer tube, it almost completely blocks the signal
The truing caliper is nice. Definitely a handy emergency tool.
If you are interested in 3d printing but don’t want to buy your own machine, check your local library! Many libraries now have 3d printers and software to design for em. They might even have a class to teach you how to use em!
2:23 lmfao bro im dying here
There are other materials besides hard PLA. Try the bendable PLA.
Lol One of the first 3D printed parts I ever made in college about 6 years ago was a bike pedal. It shattered after I slept on the ice and fell Right outside of the engineering building after hours and hours and a few tries on the printer.
when i ordered my Yoshimoto Nara i told those MFs, no water bottle cage holes in my frame or F off.
Jarritos sodas? hehehe. Last time I drink a jarrito here in Mexico was almost 40 years ago, actually is more easy to find one in the US than in Mexico City. Duh
Can I use front baby seat?
Can you review Intralock?
go pro better higher that kid
that spider web catcher is cool until you crash and skewer your eyeball.
Plastic being sold under the guise of 3D Printed? can we have a McDonalds 3D Printed straw?
My only concern is that some of these products look like they’re made from pla. Leaving your bike in the sun is going to wear these down over time and eventually they’ll become brittle. PETG or ABS would be a much better use. But nonetheless some of these are awesome!
It sure would be nice to find that wheel truing tool. I looked until i hit a deadend with ebay…where it said the listing had been removed.
I like the red one for trueing your spokes.super cool
I love your videos, keep them going! I have learned a lot. I just got a new bike, and you have become my teacher.
Any word on a potential production model of the spider web catchers? Couple of trails I like that get crazy with webs. Was looking at getting both those and the fork mounted ones.
Too bad nobody is making those nalgene bottle cages, I want one
A cool thing you could do with a 3D printer would be light mounts. You could buy a really bright handheld light and then make a mount specific for your bike to old it. Then you’d never need to use some janky universal crap.
Update on the web catcher, it is licensed to a company that plans to roll it out this coming spring.
There’s been a few folks concerned about the arms poking an eye or other body part. This has been a concern from the beginning and safe guards are employed to prevent injury. The arms are designed to separate during impact as well as the arms being of a length that allows them to deflect rather than curl inward.
I look forward to their finished product, the latest revision I’ve made works very well and much better than the one in the review.
The way he reviews company products vs this, you can tell Seth definitely has a soft spot for his viewers 😂❤️ I love this series!
The wheel truing thing is amazing and the kid deserves a praise. The L-bracket for the camera looks cool.
That wheel truing device is great
I am not sure, but I think the go pro has a square sensor, so you could theoretically just use it the normal way and then crop the image because it’s doing that anyway to give you a 16:9 picture? So in that sense the gopro sinde mount would be useless ?
That spider web catcher should be black, so it would draw less attention and not confuse rider sight, once black color reflects light less
This guy.. you can’t hate on him, he is so entertaining and always gentle
The thing for the spider web looks kinda dangerous to me: if you fell (or if you hit something) they can finish in your eyes (or everywhere in your face or your neck).
It was good that the puppy let you use its chew toy @ 1:55
What’s up with the trek marlin you tried to wheel truing tool on?? I have the same bike!
I design 3d printed bike parts for personal use. I use PLA, and I over engineer the weak parts so they hold up.
I created a Brompton flashlight mount that bolts on where the carrier block goes and it’s been holding up for years. (Basically a mini handlebar that you can mount accessories to near the fork.)
Also very important is understanding where the shear forces will be and making the layers perpendicular to them.
3d printing for bike parts isn’t ideal, but if you have an idea for a very specific accessory that will make your life easier then it’s a good tool to have.
Seth when you figure out that you can 3d print the RC crawlers and stuff youll be leaning a bit more into it lol
that Stealth Air Tag Holder sounds like a fairly "Specialized" part 🙂
imagine counting fluid with oz
You’ll poke your eyes out