The internet is full of cool people doing cool things and 3D printing is no exception to this trend! With tutorials and guides soon catching up, it’s no surprise that there are some really talented YouTubers sharing their work and making it a lot of fun too!
Whether you’re looking for 3D printing tips and tutorials, product reviews, DIY projects or just enjoy watching people make stuff(hey, why not) here’s a list of the coolest YouTube channels for 3D printing.
1. Barnacules Nerdgasm
A wacky personality, Barnacles has curated a rather fun 3d printing channel. A mixture of passion projects like a 3D printed stormtrooper outfit and reviews of the latest tech and games, he’s fun to watch thanks to his energy and sense of humor. No wonder he has a growing fan base!
Location: United States
2. XRobots
XRobots is not your average 3d printing channel. If you’re into cosplay sci-fi themes then James Bruton’s YouTube Channel offers you just that. From Star Wars and Iron Man to Alien Vs Predator, you’ll be blown away by the intricacies of his designs and ability to utilize 3D printing to create costumes, cosplay, and robotics. Sponsored by LulzBot, XRobots is ideal for those looking to complete ambitious build projects that require more than just hitting the print button.
Location: United Kingdom
3. Punished Props
Punished Props is run by husband and wife duo Bill and Brittany Doran and is definitely the best place to learn how to create your favorite props from a variety of video games, TV shows, and movies. From modeling to giving them a finish, the Dorans will have you walking around in 3D printed armor in no time.
Location: United States
4. Make Anything
As the name suggests, this channel will show you just how to MAKE ANYTHING. Expand your 3D printing horizons and embrace the creative flow as host Devin Montes shows you how to create and print optical illusions, upgrade 3D printers, integrate virtual reality into 3D printing, and much more. And he makes it look so easy too!
Location: United States
5. I Like To Make Stuff
“I Like To Make Stuff” is a cool channel combining a number of manufacturing techniques to create unbelievable projects. From Arduino to casting patterns, his range of unique projects includes pudding guns, arcade cabinets, snack machines, and much more. Apart from 3D printing, this channel also touches upon metalworking, woodworking and many more.
Location: United States
6. Maker’s Muse
When the time comes for you to make the critical decision of what 3D printer, 3D scanner, or software is right for you, Angus Deveson’s Maker’s Muse YouTube Channel is here to save the day. Focused on providing unbiased and comprehensive reviews, Maker’s Muse tests out everything from 3D printers to filaments. The additive manufacturing expert also provides insight on how to optimize the 3D printing experience, showing his viewers how to properly prepare the CAD, slicer, printing process and beyond.
Location: Australia
7. RCLifeOn
Although many in the maker community mean serious business, sometimes the best projects are those that bring as much smiles and laughter as they do satisfaction. That’s exactly what you get with RCLifeOn, the 3D printing Youtube channel of Simon Sörensen. His projects range from Rick & Morty props to 3D printed t-shirt designs. There are also a few 3D printer reviews in the mix, creating a perfect balance of fun and educational content.
Location: Sweden
8. Sexy Cyborg
Sexy Cyborg, Naomi Wu is more than just a pretty face. Wu gives unique cultural insight into the life of the female maker from Shenzhen, China, taking viewers through her everyday life as she builds 3D printers, creates unique outfits, and tours maker spaces and 3D printing cafes throughout her hometown. She has over 10,000 subscribers and her channel is different from most 3D printing YouTube Channels. If you’re looking for a 3d printmaker who will simultaneously give you a cultural tour then head to her channel.
Location: China
9. 3D Printing Nerd
Learning all the ropes of 3D printing from someone with an exciting perspective and sense of humor is definitely what you need to be tuning into. With one of the most popular YouTube Channels centered around 3D printing technology, Joel Telling is a self-admitted nerd who loves to create and educate. Whether you’re looking for fun 3D models suitable for the whole family or in-depth 3D printer reviews, 3D Printing Nerd has all of that and more. His projects are easy to follow and fun to print so take a look at his channel.
Location: United States
Credits- all3dp.com, youtube.com, punishedprops.com
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