Level 1-100 Satisfying 3D Prints

[00:00:00]Today, I'm testing 100 levels of satisfying 3D prints. From simple fidgets to prints that snap together perfectly with magnets, ones you can click non-stop, and even fully working machines printed with hundreds of moving pieces. Listen, every level gets more satisfying, and I've got some 3D prints I know you're going to want for yourselves. So, let's run it. Level one is super basic, as it should be. And to keep it simple, I'm printing a twisty fidget. Basically, you print a stick, a bunch of these colorful loops, slide everything into place, cap it off, and that's it. It's called a whle gig spinner, and if you can't tell by the name, it spins. Yes. Within only 5 minutes of assembly, it's super satisfying. The rainbow colors mix together when you twist the stick, and it's the perfect first print because it's easy. But I can tell you right now, I did a ton of research, designed and found even crazier prints, and every level after this gets progressively cooler. I mean, yo, I built full-blown machines for this video. Oh god, level 10 is strange because I didn't even know stuff like this existed, but it does.

[00:01:06]And once we remove it from the plit Oh, damn it. You can make it wiggle. I guess we got two fidgets in one, boys. Woo!

[00:01:15]Honestly, I think it's so satisfying that you can swing it around. And if you're wondering how it works, it's literally just a bunch of thin layers put together. But like, if only the thin layers were stronger.

[00:01:26]That's a flop. However, to make up for this fail, I printed a donut version.

[00:01:31]And yo, this is more like it. You could dead ass put your whole hand in and expand it. Max range.

[00:01:39][laughter] You can even wear it as a bracelet, too.

[00:01:43]Keys. One thing 3D printing is known for is utilizing keys, like from a keyboard.

[00:01:48]And to show it off, I printed an egg carton, eggs, and if you'll notice, both of those pieces seem to have a perfect slot for, wait for it, keys. These work pretty simple. You just press them in and they make noise. But we can use them to click inside all of the eggs and then slot the eggs into the carton so we can unlock a new peak. Clicking stuff.

[00:02:13]Somebody give me an amen in the comments. Yo, now you can button mash all you want. I want 10K likes, my slimes. Smash that button just like you see here. Bucky balls. These little suckers are magnets that help us with the next satisfying method. Putting magnets inside 3D prints. As you can see, while I'm printing, the actual printer pauses at certain points so we can put these balls in there. That way, it continues printing with some tech inside. And after all is said and done, we have a cube. But not just any cube, a magnetic block, which is only the first half of this print. Because to complete it, I made a specially 3D printed texture that [music] we can fold, glue, and wrap around our block in order to create a magnetic Minecraft block. If you're an OG of the channel, shout out to you. I literally blew up because I used to make these out of paper and magnets. [music] And uh now we're full circle. But you can't just have one. So, I created a bunch of other textures from Minecraft. Then, five more blocks with magnets inside. And after wrapping them up, guys, these are beautiful. They look straight from the game. And to test if they work, they do. You can never get tired of the snapping noises. They connect from any side, any angle. And I'm so proud of myself. [music] We've made it so far, my slimes. So, so far.

[00:03:33]However, what if instead of placing magnets during printing, we slot them in the print after? While I'm making this one, I got to say someone really dear to me loves gems, and they told me to do this video you're watching. So, this section is dedicated to them. Seriously, I hope you like this. So, of course, as you can see, I made a bunch of gem shards that, like a puzzle, are supposed to come together and in the end create a perfect diamond. All right, looks like we take these circle magnets and insert one on each piece.

[00:04:04]Oh, wait. That's fire.

[00:04:07]Gosh, it's beautiful. The material I used is slightly see-through, so you get that gem effect. And what's cool is you can straight up rip it apart and snap it back together. Oh, that's so satisfying.

[00:04:18]Sometimes I intentionally drop it just so I can build it all over again.

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[00:05:47]So you can hear the sweet sound of me ripping them off.

[00:05:58]Yes, it's literally ASMR and you're left with your awesome print. Wo, this thing bounces. And by the way, this dragon is actually a pen holder. So random, bro.

[00:06:09]Another part of the process that's satisfying is removing things from the printing plate. So, I printed a frog.

[00:06:16]Yep. And just like any other print, you can take him off the plate and hear that peeling pop noise.

[00:06:23]But what if instead of one big thing, I print 100 smaller things so we can rip and bend them off the plate all at once.

[00:06:41]Oh my, this never gets boring when I make these videos. I swear. And just like a bunch of small Lego pieces, it's also super satisfying to play around with these in your hands. Definitely a twoin- one. By the way, every 3D print makes such satisfying noises when you remove it.

[00:06:57]It's one of the best parts of the process. Scraping. As you can see, I printed out two sizes of scrapers, which makes you wonder why. But you see, this is one of my favorite parts of 3D printing. Basically, print a couple small shapes and spam them on a printing plate, then go crazy.

[00:07:17]It's definitely messy, but so relaxing.

[00:07:20]So, I figured in order to match a level 70 satisfying print, I created a plate with almost a thousand of these little rectangles. And now I can have some fun.

[00:07:38]It broke the scraper.

[00:07:45]This next satisfying effect is very simple, but I'm going to test this next print by making it in three different sizes because I have a theory and I want to answer does size matter. The print itself is called gyro rings and the smallest size only has seven rings, which after breaking in each one and lathering it up with some lubricant, the way it works as you grab the middle piece and twist. Wait, yo, it's kind of working. What the heck? But with 14 rings, I know we got to have some movement. So, I broke it in, lubed it up, and hold on.

[00:08:20]Wait a minute. Oh, that's cool. As you can see, whenever I twist my fingers, the rings glide around, and visually, it's so satisfying. But what if it was even bigger? Because the final size not only has seven more rings, but I think it made a difference. Yo. [music] >> Oh. Oh, this one's cool. It looks trippy. You can spin it with your hands, too. And when you want to put it away, it folds like a pancake. Gyro ring size matters, guys. Rainbow pin art fidget.

[00:08:53]You know those toys you can find at any grocery store, and it molds to your fingers when you touch the pins? Yeah.

[00:08:59]Uh, I want that. So, first up was making the pin holder, then a lifter to help insert the pins. We got to print. Then, well, I have to print the pins, like [music] every single one of them in sections. I'm not going to lie, I could tell you the entire process, but this dead ass took me days. Basically, what I had to do is print the majority of the pins, then lay the pin holder on top, and let the printer lock them in by printing the nubs once it's all together. Then you rip it and hopefully it comes off clean. It doesn't. Somehow I got through every major color, broke like 20 different pins, had to reprint them, and basically kept going until I got it. But now that the pain and suffering is over, was it worth it? Yes.

[00:09:43]Like absolutely yes. The color range is straight up insane. The pins flow effortlessly through the middle. But most importantly, does it pass the hand test?

[00:09:56]We're in business. Yeah. I'm not going to lie. Do not make this at home unless you like suffering. But if you do, it's worth it, bro. We're here in my slimes level 100.

[00:10:10]And I have one thing to show you. Balls.

[00:10:14]Like steel ones. Because using over 30 of them, I'm making the most satisfying marble machine I've ever seen on the internet, which must have taken over 50 printed parts and a pretty deep assembly. But I think this calls for a montage. Hit it.

[00:10:44]All righty. It's finished. But even though it looks colorful and well built, there's two questions. Does it work? And uh how does it work? Well, simply take this lever and crank it.

[00:10:59]Oh no. If you have autism or ADHD, you are screeching on all fours right now.

[00:11:06]Genuinely so worth. Oh my gosh. I'm never going to stop 3D printing, bro.

[00:11:12]God bless all of you guys. Seriously, if you like this video, you'll definitely mess with the ones on screen, too. So, I'll see you there. Peace.