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Rem Thompson ( @remthompson ) been a maker his entire life. Some of his earliest core memories are of working with his grandfather on home improvement projects from building decks to flooring, learning how to safely use tools. The very same grandpa also introduced a love of technology. In high school his AP Chemistry teacher showed the class a documentary on 3D printing and an instant and lasting fascination was born. 
In this conversation, we talk about the challenges of starting a new 3D Printing YouTube channel. We also hear about some of the clever ways Rem is using his 3D printer to make money on the side. It's a great conversation, full of learning - I hope you enjoy it!


Ep. 23: Rem Thompson on Starting a YouTube Channel & Making Money 3D Printing

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In this video we’re joined byThomas Haugen, the MakerViking. Brought to you by PCBWay. Register at https://jle.vi/pcbway and get a $5 welcome bonus!
MakerViking, a Norwegian maker, is known for his contributions to 3D printing, including the Fenrir and Ymir printers. Drawing inspiration from his Viking heritage, MakerViking approaches his craft with respect for tradition and innovation.
With a focus on practicality and functionality, MakerViking's designs aim to provide accessible tools and fun projects for fellow makers. He also explores digital sculpting, reflecting his passion for creativity and artistry.
MakerViking shares exclusive content with supporters through his Patreon, where patrons can join him on his creative journey, download models, and gain access to behind-the-scenes insights. Additionally, MakerViking is an active member of the Thangs community, where he shares both his free designs and his exclusive content in his membership area.
Inspired by the spirit of his Viking ancestors, MakerViking seeks to leave a meaningful legacy in the world of making. 


Ep. 42: Thomas Haugen, The MakerViking, on Crafting Fun and Functional Projects for Makers

In this video we’re joined by Sonat Duyar of Rat Rig. Brought to you by PCBWay. Register at https://jle.vi/pcbway and get a $5 welcome bonus!
Sonat is a co-owner at Rat Rig, where he heads Marketing & Communication and hosts Rat Rig TV on YouTube, showcasing the latest in open-source DIY kits for 3D Printers and CNC Machines. Rat Rig champions a community-driven development model, closely engaging with users to swiftly evolve their products in line with emerging needs and trends. The company's commitment to an open modular platform allows for unparalleled customization and continuous upgradeability, making Rat Rig's machines renowned for their cutting-edge technology and superior performance.


Ep. 41: Sonat Duyar on Revolutionizing Open-Source DIY Kits for 3D Printers and CNC Machines

In this video we’re joined by Pierre, The Swedish Maker. Brought to you by PCBWay. Register at https://jle.vi/pcbway and get a $5 welcome bonus!
Pierre spent 13 years as a dedicated teacher and headmaster before embarking on a transformative journey with his wife, trading their old life for a new chapter on a farm.
Focusing on content creation and crafting, Pierre finds joy in sharing his experiences of embracing change. While always drawn to making things, he struggled to find his niche until he delved into content creation around his creations. 
His diverse range of projects reflects his passion for learning and exploring, ultimately leading him to discover fulfillment in the world of making.


Ep. 40: Pierre, The Swedish Maker, on Learning, Creating, and 3D Printing Adventures

In this video we’re joined by Ankur Verma of 3DUnplugged and the DAKSH toolchanger project. Brought to you by PCBWay. Register at https://jle.vi/pcbway and get a $5 welcome bonus!
Starting off by building his (and India's first) Voron 2.4 printer in the pandemic days, Ankur has been involved in exploring multi-material 3D printing over the last few years. His first foray into this exciting and challenging world was the IDEX Switchwire printer with two independent heads in 2022 - the first one to bring Hybrid CoreXY/CoreXZ kinematics into Klipper.
Shifting his focus next to the multi-headed tool changer ecosystem, he designed and released the WP-DAKSH V1 Tool Changer with six independent tool heads. It utilized an innovative servo-based locking mechanism along with 3D printed parts to deliver a reliable and fast tool changer experience.
The latest release from him, DAKSH V2 Tool Changer, further brings down the tool change time from v1's 9 seconds to an ultra-fast sub-4 seconds, while adding to the reliability and fast printing aspects. DAKSH V2 Tool Changer is also fully mechanical without the need for a servo or motor-based locking mechanism and can be fully assembled using only 3D printed parts and off-the-shelf components, bypassing the need for machined parts.
A software engineer by training, he has also been working on incorporating intelligence into the multi-material printing workflow with predictive toolhead management and error detection systems built into the DAKSH Tool Changer.


Ep. 39: Ankur Verma of 3DUnplugged + DAKSH: The ToolChangers Are Coming...

In this video we’re joined by Fedor Sosnin of 3DPrintSOS. Brought to you by PCBWay. Register at https://jle.vi/pcbway and get a $5 welcome bonus!
Fedor came from a Graphic/UX/Web Design background. He started getting into 3D printing when the Ender 3 was released. Shortly after he got addicted to building and testing machines and tried his hand at making YouTube videos. 


Ep. 23: Rem Thompson on Starting a YouTube Channel & Making Money 3D Printing

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