@shanselman: #3dprinting tiny life fixes

Noah Weisel :

When measuring the depth, flip the caliper around and use the little piece that sticks out

Eastside :

Print something to hold all them shoes

BodyByTacos :

I learned about 3D printing and how to use calipers to measure depth!

Melissa Jacobsen :

My grandpa just put tape over stuff and wrote NO TOUCH

Tasia :

i think the universe made sure im not smart enough to use a 3d printer because i fear I'd use it for everything

Jay :

Tinkercad makes this hobby so enjoyable

PrecisionTreeNC :

Vikeschick68 :

Do I have a 3D printer? No. Did I watch the whole video? Yes. Am I jealous and now want a 3D printer? Also yes.

jski225 :

dude, calipers have depth guage on the end!

douglas_bowling :

Use the end of the caliper to measure depth….

sluttbuttt :

Here for the depth gauge comments.

OH.MY.LANTA :

It was 71, not 75 DAMNIT

NickVent_ :

Maybe 3D print a shoe rack, that garage area is a disaster lol

Jason D. Green :

Use the stick for depth…

d_mattinson :

My solution was to print labels with “this one” and “NO!!”

Nate :

Thought Winnie the Pooh was behind that camera

dannyboy :

Put a hinge on it like a race car starter.

Slpygry :

Now make another one that says "no touchy"

Chris :

That was a satisfying ending

artistechrat :

Love the satisfied chuckle at the end ❤️

Joao Filipe Rocha 🇵🇹 :

using the metric system... very good

Pokemon in Chicago :

The other side of the caliper is a depth gage. If you need to measure from the wall

Jason Poulsen :

Use these two faces if you have something square to measure. A lot more accurate than using the “depth” part.

Randyrainz :

Lost me at millimeters

DTex :

Next version - make a single face plate for both with a sliding door for the little one