My Desk Setup Was Ruining My PC (and how i solved it)

In this video, we delve into an unexpected journey through the world of static electricity, 3D printing, and innovative problem-solving. Join me as I share my experience with a glass chair mat and a Kingsmith walking pad, which led to a shocking revelation about static buildup and its effects on my electronics. Watch as I tackle this issue by designing a unique wrist rest using conductive PLA filament, and witness the evolution of my designs through multiple iterations. From understanding user needs to creating efficient solutions, this story is packed with insights on DIY projects, 3D printing materials, and the importance of grounding. If you're interested in over-engineered solutions to everyday problems, this video is for you! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and explore the 3D printing files available on my Maker World page.

Print your own: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1189720-conductive-wrist-rest-for-reducing-static#profileId-1201328

Conductive PLA: https://geni.us/LQoK4
Glass Chair Mat x 2 : https://geni.us/s7xwIo
bolts and nuts: https://geni.us/mYOq
Wire: https://geni.us/OhuxE
Fully Jarvis Standing Desk: https://geni.us/YpEdros
Walking Pad R1 Pro: https://geni.us/Lpqe

00:00:00 - Introduction - before the trouble
00:00:25 - Introducing the Kingsmith Walking Pad R1 Pro
00:01:17 - The Unexpected Computer Issues
00:01:45 - Static Electricity issues Explained
00:02:40 - Testing the Theory with a DIY Solution
00:03:27 - Designing the Conductive Wrist Rest
00:04:16 - Version 1: Testing the First Prototype
00:05:50 - Challenges of Multi-Material Printing
00:06:40 - Version 2: Redesigning for Efficiency
00:07:52 - Version 3: The Final Solution
00:09:05 - Wiring and Testing the Setup
00:09:50 - Conclusion and Lessons Learned

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