Top 5 Videos: See the 3D Printed Electric Wakeboard That Can Go 70 km/h!

For this week’s Top 5, dive into a story about how one man 3D printed an electronic wakeboard! It might motivate you to start a project of your own. Then, meet the first family to move into a 3D printed, Habitat for Humanity home on Long Island. Third, watch a tutorial from Formlabs on how to 3D print jigs and fixtures. For the last two videos, collect some tips and tricks on how to optimize your 3D model editing, with one video from Bambu Lab and another from Shapr3D. You might want to take some notes!

Top 1: 3D Printed Electric Wakeboard

In this inspiring story of trial and error, watch how Phillip successfully 3D printed an electronic wakeboard! His goal was to create a board that was fast, efficient and clean—and he achieved that through 3D printing. The board can go up to 70 km/h and all with clean energy. Phillip used Polymaker’s PH-6 filament for initial prototypes and then used their Fiberon filament for stronger, lighter, and more durable components. With carbon fiber-reinforced parts, high-thrust impellers and a custom battery pack, the wakeboard is optimal!