Building the Ultimate 3D Printing Workstation in my Garage

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Building a Dedicated 3D Printer Bench in the workshop! For the longest time, I wasn’t sure what to do with the space under the stairs in my workshop— it usually just ends up full of clutter. But over the past year, I’ve developed a real passion for 3D printing, so I decided to turn the messy space into something truly functional! In this video, I’m building a dedicated steel workbench for 3D printers, with room for four machines.I’m fabricating custom folding doors from scratch, featuring polycarbonate glass panels that keep dust and dirt away from the printers while also reducing noise. Under the bench, there’s space for two Bacho tool trolleys, perfect for storing filament, tools, and spare parts for 3D printing. You’ll also see me unbox a brand new Bambu Lab H2S Combo with AMS 2 and laser cutter, along with two Bambu Lab X1 Carbon printers This is Part 1 of the project — coming up next: LED lighting Ventilation and exhaust system A “poop chute” directly to the waste bin …and much more! Subscribe to follow along for Part 2 and upcoming upgrades! 00:00 Introduction 02:00 Welding the bench 05:00 Moving with the CyberPlow 06:22 Welding the top section 09:17 Making door frames 12:50 Making track system 14:27 Welding hinges 15:05 Paint 19:24 Adding rubber mat 20:35 Mounting polycarbonate 22:37 Installing doors 23:20 Bambu Lab X1 23:57 Bambu Lab H2S 29:50 Bottom track system 32:45 Tool cabinets 34:15 Plans 35:30 Wrap up 3D printing setup, Bambu Lab, 3D printer enclosure, workshop build, maker project, garage workspace, DIY folding doors, 3D printer noise reduction, polycarbonate panels, filament storage, H2S Combo, X1 Carbon, 3D printer bench, Norwegian maker, garage organization