Awesome 3D Printing Deals at Harbor Freight

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1. 

   a great tool that i could have mention would be a scrapper … bought a 6" metal putty knife and at home sharpen the edge of it and so it is perfect to peel off prints and not worry of being in the way of anything

2. 

   3d print the funnels

3. 

   Really bro 20+ ads in a single video. Wtf

4. 

   harbor junk tools to the rescue ?

5. 

   I used to work at harbor freight, China imported tools that are made by possible child labor. We found a child sized foot print on one of the boxes that was covered in dust. It's cheap for a reason.

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   HF's spray guns are great, the higher end touchup guns are downright phenomenal..but those new Icon tools are just sublime.

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   Lowe's Price Matches if you can pull up an ad on your phone or anything like instore pricing. Makes it great if you find the same product and want to pay less (the harbor freight price) but not drive to Harbor Freight (in case a Lowe's is closer)

   Those foam floor mats are also great for cosplay armor/gear. They dremel pretty nicely and you only have to hotglue like a weld (the back and forth circle motion) to really make them stick together for good. (likely to tear apart somewhere else and not the seam)

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   Love Harbor Freight, I usually buy a tool there first to figure out if I need it more than a couple of times. If I do I invest in a nice version of that item. Great video, dont always have to spend more to get more.

9. 

   Do ou make the esc fan covers for 1/5 scale rc trucks mine is a arrma kraton8s I seen people selling them on ebay like a skull of bio Hazzard logo look into it you could make some money on them

10. 

    i could not find the video you did (the one where you tried to print on a spray painted surface) so I'm posting in this one. so every now and then when I tear my printer bed sheet with my scraping tool trying to get a part off, the way i fix is that i cut the piece out with an exacto knife in a square shape around the tear, then i replace the square with another piece of another extra bed liner material that i have (extra sheet). then i sand the edges of the new to match the thickness of my original bed liner if needed .. If its a perfect match square for square then I'm done if its not and there is a gap ( the gap needs to be 1mm or less) i fill it with CA glue and sand it flush with everything else .. one last consideration is that wherever you glue you need to leave the sticky backing on underneath the glue(in my case my aluminum plate under my printing surface) so that the glue does not adhere to the actual base plate (aluminum sheet) under the sticky added bed surface .. what do you think about my process? may be worth a try or video if you run out of stuff to talk about. if you have a bed with a nick in the sticky bed covering.. only thing i have found negative is that the new piece may be slightly different in color because it has not been printed on yet.. so if you like the idea give it a try..

11. 

    The three dollar orange 4 piece picks are the best thing that's happened to my 3d printing experience. They remove supports and models from the glass better than anything without doing damage. Just sayin'.

12. 

    Can you do a review of the new painting gun you got?

13. 

    Haha! 1st thing I bought was that magnet parts holder. Good call

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    Stupid but, Clever way to get Views!!!! Maybe I should film stupid shit and CLAIM I Found the " Fountain of Youth " ???? Fooled Me ????

15. 

    They actually sell a plastic welder

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    the camera cases and gun cases with foam apache

17. 

    Don't forget almost all of there hand tools are lifetime warranty. Super easy warranty exchanges

18. 

    Great video , thank you.

19. 

    nothing to do with 3D Printing Deals. click bait

20. 

    I just picked up the Yukon 9 drawer mobile storage station to use as a resin printing work station. The bottom drawers are deep enough to fit elegoo resin bottles as well as the mercury plus wash tanks. The middle drawers are good for tools as well as resin tanks. I'm using the long top drawer as a pull out work surface. When not printing I can secure all the resiny bits and pieces in drawers so they aren't getting touched or dusty.

21. 

    try an ND filter
    nice haul

22. 

    The quantity of beloved garbage that I have bought at Harbor Freight… Those people have received WAY too much of my money! LAWL!

23. 

    is this sponsored by Harbor Freight ? Feels like I'm watching a 14 minute long commercial

24. 

    One great tool I don't think was mentioned is a thumb wheel hand ratchet. Great for removing hot nozzles.

25. 

    Not cheap anymore Thier coupons are gone i don't shop Thier by more!!!?????✌️?

26. 

    Why not just go online and buy a large bottle of sinoacrylade that you can use cuz that's all super glue really is that is if you're gluing a lot of parts, ?

27. 

    The only item I strongly disagree with is the power strip. I've seen enough instances of cheaply made power strips that are downright dangerous. Cheap hand tools are ok, worst case they break and you can't finish your job until you get a new one. With a bad power strip, worst case you burn down your house. Power strips and extension cords are items I will spend money on to get good ones.

28. 

    I buy a lot of stuff from harbor frieght, very handy stuff at cheap prices.

29. 

    I stopped shipping there when they stopped coupons.

30. 

    When you ship someone to an etsy order where you put a glue in as well, I'd put the glue in another bag to keep it from leaking out and contaminating the other items.

31. 

    I'm not much of a handyman, but whenever I go into Harbor Freight I'm m'f-ing Tim Taylor.

32. 

    Floor mats lol

33. 

    Where do you live? I haven't seen a Play it again sports in a long time!

34. 

    Dude your a salesman..gtfoh

35. 

    Those safety glasses can also double as birth control.

36. 

    I didn't know my Harbor Freight had half of this stuff!!

37. 

    I also have all these tools plus more from there.

38. 

    You’re in Rochester, huh!

39. 

    when become adult…I really like go to hardware store…hopefully one day I will have my own garage…

40. 

    Great video, if you ever have an interest polybags are super cheap and have a nicer look then say Ziploc. (Both get the job done though). Hope you have a good day. ☮️

41. 

    I've never seen the airbrush kit at harbor freight, just the accessories

42. 

    on the gloves, just blow into the wrist and they balloon to easily remove?

43. 

    FYI those magnet bars are nice in the kitchen too. I have one for my knives.

44. 

    FYI you can buy many of these items on AliExpress for a fraction of the price. Yes, they are from China – so time for shipping will be much longer. Yes, they might be cheaper quality – but they are mostly disposable items so they don't typically need to be high quality if its a on-off use. Make sure to shop around if you want to really save money.

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    Its harbor freight though. Everything will break before you get home.

46. 

    Man, where is that "this is click bait and the guy should be punished for misleading people" button?

    I didn't see a single thing about 3d printing in the whole 15 minutes.

    Can you point me to one of the harbor freight 3d printer deals?

    All I saw was just a bunch of "wow, look a funnel" or parts tray or whatever.

47. 

    Almost nothing here is specific to 3D printing. It seems kind of forced to make this about 3DP when it's just a "useful cheap shit at Harbor Freight" video.

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    For gloves, food prep ones I use for most of my handling, nitrile for when I need dexterity, eg vat repairs.