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SPEE3D printers enable the most affordable metal additive manufacturing process in the world. They make metal parts the fastest way possible, leveraging metal cold spray technology to produce industrial quality metal parts in just minutes, rather than days or weeks. The process harnesses the power of kinetic energy, rather than relying on high-power lasers and expensive gasses. And for the first time it allows the flexibility of metal 3D printing at normal production costs.
Byron Kennedy: Innovations in Additive Manufacturing | MCADCafé Interview
🎥 Watch this Exclusive Interview with Byron Kennedy, CEO of SPEE3D. Discover how our latest innovations, including the TitanSPEE3D, EMU capability, and Nickel Aluminum Bronze (NAB) material, are revolutionizing the world of 3D metal printing and additive manufacturing.
In this insightful discussion, Byron shares insights into our cutting-edge Cold Spray technology, the impact on defense applications, and how we’re meeting the critical needs of various industries.
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In this insightful discussion, Byron shares insights into our cutting-edge Cold Spray technology, the impact on defense applications, and how we’re meeting the critical needs of various industries.
👉 Don't miss the original interview on MCADCafe's website: hubs.la/Q02D8h0H0
A special thank you to MADCafe for allowing us to reshare this valuable content on our channel! Your support is greatly appreciated.
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Exploring Substrates and Six-Axis Robots
Просмотров 1092 месяца назад
ver wondered how our tech can create large, detailed parts? 🤔 Take a peek inside our build chamber with SPEE3D Training and Support Lead, Darren Kitching, as he showcases our six-axis robots and 600x600mm build plate. Stay tuned for the next part, which includes a walkthrough of our HMI. For more information on our EMU - hubs.la/Q02ym3k10 #ColdSpray #AdditiveManufacturing #AdvancedManufacturing...
Aluminium Hand Printed on a LightSPEE3D
Просмотров 2854 месяца назад
This print of a hand on our LightSPEE3D 3D metal printer took just 33 minutes, with a print cost of $25 USD
A look back at SPEE3D in 2023
Просмотров 2996 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for supporting our business last year. Because of you, our talented team was able to go far and wide in 2023. We achieved so much. From supplying our technology to support Defence forces across the globe. We even successfully tested our tech's capabilities to manufacture parts in BELOW freezing environments. We are ready for another exciting year - lets go 2024! For more infor...
How SPEE3D Technology Empowers the Energy Industry
Просмотров 48811 месяцев назад
In this video, we explain how SPEE3D technology can help energy industries improve uptime and better manage inventory with a sustainable, on-demand metal manufacturing solution. For more information on how SPEE3D technology can support your sustainability initiatives, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/UEGCNHIxMCs/видео.htmlsi=JaQHJWbVrRvfp4kv For more information, visit: www.spee3d.com #subsc...
Unleashing the potential of AM through Automation
Просмотров 59111 месяцев назад
How does SPEE3D’s Cold Spray process compare to other metal additive manufacturing technologies? In this video CTO and Co-founder, Steven Camilleri, discusses the realities of concept-to-part automation in the AM industry, and proposes a scale we have developed on the Six Automation Levels in AM. Metal AM should offer a better way to get metal parts, overcoming areas where mass production canno...
Material Choices with Cold Spray
Просмотров 283Год назад
In this short video with Nathan Berge from @NathanBuildsRobots our technician explains the various types of materials you can use with our process. For more information on our materials visit: www.spee3d.com/ You can also watch the whole interview here: ruclips.net/video/rJOb9qkOBcc/видео.html #material #additivemanufacturing #metal #manufacturing #oilandgas #defence #coldspray #metallurgy #sho...
Incredible SPEED with Cold Spray
Просмотров 581Год назад
In this short video, SPEE3D technician explains to Nathan Berge from @NathanBuildsRobots the difference in speed when it comes to building parts using SPEE3D's patented cold spray technology and other AM technologies. For more information on our cold spray process visit: www.spee3d.com/ You also watch the whole interview here: ruclips.net/video/rJOb9qkOBcc/видео.html #additivemanufacturing #met...
HUGE build envelope with Cold Spray
Просмотров 781Год назад
In this short excerpt from our interview with Nathan Berge from @NathanBuildsRobots, our technician explains the significance behind a easily deployable metal manufacturing capability when making large parts. For more information on our technology's capabilities visit: www.spee3d.com/ You can also watch the whole interview here: ruclips.net/video/rJOb9qkOBcc/видео.html #additivemanufacturing #m...
How Cold Spray works in less than 40 seconds
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
In this short, SPEE3D technician Mark Bashor explains to Nathan Berge from @NathanBuildsRobots how fast SPEE3D's cold spray process is and why. For more information visit: www.spee3d.com/ You can also watch the whole interview here: ruclips.net/video/rJOb9qkOBcc/видео.html #3dprinting #additivemanufacturing #metal #manufacturing #speed #coldspray #defence #defense #oilandgas #mining #shorts #short
SPEE3D technician explains high speed technology at RAPID 2023 with Nathan Berge - FULL INTERVIEW
Просмотров 573Год назад
In this video, SPEE3D technician, Mark Bashor, gives a technical insight to various aspects of SPEE3D's technology alongside Nathan Berge from @NathanBuildsRobots . For more information on SPEE3D technology visit: WWW.SPEE3D.COM #defence #interview #additivemanufacturing #coldspray #advancedmanufacturing #manufacturing #3dprinting #metal #oilandgas #mining #oilandgasindustry #miningindustry
Sustainable Metal Manufacturing with COLD SPRAY AM
Просмотров 320Год назад
In this video we explain how SPEE3D's patented Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing can support your sustainability initiatives where you are, when you need them. For more information visit: www.spee3d.com/ #mining #oilandgas #miningindustry #oilandgasindustry #sustainability #sustainable #manufacturing #additivemanufacturing #metal
XSPEE3D - World's Fastest Containerized Metal Manufacturing Solution
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.Год назад
Print anywhere with XSPEE3D - whether you are in Defence, in Mining, Oil and Gas or more. Learn more about XSPEE3D here: www.spee3d.com/xspee3d/ #3dprinting #defence #defense #manufacturing #expedition #additivemanufacturing #coldspray #mining #oilandgas #metal
Mining Case Study using SPEE3D technology
Просмотров 277Год назад
A case study overview of a part for a Australian mining organisation using SPEE3D technology. We printed both the top and the bottom sections of the terminal box before assembling it. Together, it weighs 6.5kg/14.3lbs and has a combined total print time of just 2.5 hours! For more information on SPEE3D's patented cold spray process, visit: WWW.SPEE3D.COM #mining #miningindustry #3dprinting #add...
V8 part built using Cold Spray in 1.2 hours
Просмотров 861Год назад
This video showcases a modified version of an aluminium 6061 support arm made for a s5000 open wheeler owned by Gary Rogers Motorsport. The original support arm was displayed at the 2022 Melbourne Grand Prix. For more information on our cold spray process visit: www.spee3d.com #v8 #automotive #racecar #racing #coldspray #3dprinting #additivemanufacturing #manufacturing #metal #demo
SPEE3D Demonstrate the New XSPEE3D Containerised Metal 3D Printer for Military use at Land Forces
Просмотров 901Год назад
SPEE3D Demonstrate the New XSPEE3D Containerised Metal 3D Printer for Military use at Land Forces
Revolutionising Metal 3D Printing with XSPEE3D | Print Metal Parts Anytime, Anywhere
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.Год назад
Revolutionising Metal 3D Printing with XSPEE3D | Print Metal Parts Anytime, Anywhere
316 Stainless Steel Valve Handle Printed on the Worlds Fastest Metal 3D Printer
Просмотров 9762 года назад
316 Stainless Steel Valve Handle Printed on the Worlds Fastest Metal 3D Printer
SPEE3D Revolutionary New Cold Spray Phaser Nozzle
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 года назад
SPEE3D Revolutionary New Cold Spray Phaser Nozzle
The World's Fastest Metal 3D Printers in the US
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.2 года назад
The World's Fastest Metal 3D Printers in the US
Manufacturing a Nozzle Cover using a WarpSPEE3D
Просмотров 6602 года назад
Manufacturing a Nozzle Cover using a WarpSPEE3D
Festive Copper Candlestick manufactured on a WarpSPEE3D machine
Просмотров 5152 года назад
Festive Copper Candlestick manufactured on a WarpSPEE3D machine
Fast Print of an Aluminium part on a SPEE3D machine.
Просмотров 7512 года назад
Fast Print of an Aluminium part on a SPEE3D machine.
Aluminium Nozzle Cover Print - An Insider look
Просмотров 3382 года назад
Aluminium Nozzle Cover Print - An Insider look
The Australian Army's 2021 Metal 3D Printing Trials - Case Study: M113 Exhaust
Просмотров 1 тыс.2 года назад
The Australian Army's 2021 Metal 3D Printing Trials - Case Study: M113 Exhaust
dont really look precision
This is the most amazing thing I’ve seen in a while. 😮
Currently getting qualified on manual cold spray using aluminum with an SST platform for use in supersonic military aviation and I can honestly say this is some of the greatest tech I’ve dealt with in my 30-years of military aviation. I absolutely love it. It’s a game changer and a huge money saver and life extender on any platform.
it's impressive. but your youtube videos suck big time. you don't show the process. only very short videos with shitty music. kinda sad. technology looks good tho. don't know about specs and precision
looks like a turd...
Awesome!, !!!
Let’s be real, the aussies are just preparing for the Emu war pt 2
What level of precision can you achieve ? All the videos have parts that look very rounded and not super sharp
Hi @cxsey8587, thanks for your question! Our minimum deposition spot size is 6mm/0.25". This means our technology cannot make fine, dainty parts (like nuts and bolts, or teeth crowns for example), but is good for larger, bulkier parts you might need - a spanner, or a bracket for a pipe. That might be one of reasons why the parts made with our technology may not look very pointy or sharp to handle. We hope this answer helps. Feel free to visit our website: www.spee3d.com for more information on our technology. :)
@@SPEE3D gotcha, thanks!
That's pretty clever. And sounds like a relatively cheap solution. But I assume it's not?
Hi @robinyilmaz1155, thank you for your question. Yes, SPEE3D's cold spray machines themselves are not the price you'd expect for your general plastic printer, and unfortunately this is the case for many metal AM machines throughout the industry. However when it comes producing metal parts, the speed capability of our technology helps with costs in the long run. For instance, it can cost organisations thousands of dollars to source a metal part through the global supply chain. But with SPEE3D technology, that organisation can produce that metal part on demand - in minutes or hours, not weeks or months - this means it is possible to get a metal part that could cost a few hundred dollars or less to actually produce depending on the consumables you have, compared to waiting months for a part from the global supply chain resulting in downtime costs up to the thousands to hundreds of thousands. We hope you find this answer helpful!
You're using software for 3d animation of cold spray?
Promo sm 😅
This really is next level Star Trek technology, I can see this being used in space and low gravity situations like the Moon as it has low to none dependence on gravity.
Possibly needs part redesign, if full forged steel effect is required.
Can it do high resolution prints ?
Hi @josephblogs352, thank you for your question. Our deposition spot size minimum is 6mm or 0.25". So, our technology is different from other technologies like LBPF which can do small, fine detailed parts at about 200g/hr. Our process makes parts at a rate of 4kg/hr and so focuses on creating large, high-quality, complex parts quickly and on demand. So that means our process is not suitable for parts that require fine detail such as nuts and bolts, or intricate webbed sculptures. It is more suited for creating tools or brackets, such as spanners, nozzle liners, or engine covers etc. We hope this helps answer your question. If you would learn more about the different types of parts our technology can make, see our case studies on our website: www.spee3d.com/resources/?resource=case-studies
@@SPEE3D Yes thanks. Quite impressive all the same. Could you make a smaller nozzled version using this same approach? theoretically speaking?
@@JoeyBlogs007 thank you for your question. Yes it is possible for us to make a smaller nozzle using our same patented technology, however we have not done this as the trade-off is that it will take much longer to build the part. The higher the resolution, the longer it takes to make the part. Our patented technology has been designed to offer the fastest possible build time for high-quality, complex parts, and that is why our deposition minimum is 6mm. This is why other AM technologies such as LBPF take a very long time to make tiny, detailed parts with their lasers because of this speed-resolution trade off. We hope this helps answer your question, and thank you for being interested in our technology!
@@SPEE3D You could install 2 nozzles of different sizes in the machine: A large diameter one (6mm deposition diameter), and a small nozzle (lets say 1 mm deposition diameter). Then you can print the majority of the part with the big nozzle, and do only print details with the small nozzle. You could even consider installing a mill in the machine as well, so if some region of the 3d printed part requires a smooth finish or high accuracy, you can do that during the print. Doing it during the print allows you to reach areas that may be impossible to reach after completing the print. I trust you'll send me royalties ;)
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This could be used for the faster creation of cores and cavities for injection molding. This would increase dexterity significantly.
Very impressive Byron. I missed in the video what the maximum dimensions and weight of a completed component could be ?
Hi Russ Reynolds, thank you for your question! Our machines, such as WarpSPEE3D and XSPEE3D, are able to fabricate metal parts up to 40kg in weight (around 80-90 lbs), and up to 1m x 0.7m (about 40 x 30"). We hope you found this helpful :)
@@SPEE3D Thanks for that. I'll be in touch.
promosm 👉
hint for future videos: people interested in 3d printing capabilities would rather hear the specs and see demonstrations instead of watching dudes talking with the textbook default [READ: AWFUL] grease-monkey, guitar-riffing dog shit that plays on any video that has so much as a disk grinder. NOBODY likes that shit. Most despise it. Write that down.
hype!
This is very interesting.
Does the phaser process still require heat treating? Can the phaser process be combined with the earlier printable alloys like Aluminium bronze and 6061 Aluminium to avoid the need for heat treating?
Hi Project Distraction, thank you for your question. We do believe that printed parts need to always be post-processed, as that is a very important part of the manufacturing process, so yes parts made with our new Phaser Nozzle would still require heat-treating. Also yes, the Phaser Nozzle is also capable of manufacturing parts with Aluminium Bronze and Aluminium 6061. If you would like to learn more about us, please feel free to visit our website at www.spee3d.com. We hope you found this answer useful.
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I have few doubts to ask.... 1. Generally if a component is not very complicated it can be manufactured through CNC. 2. If it is complicated then it will be comprising of a number of different materials... How do you cater for following varying requirements for Defence production - 1. Availability of different grade of mtrl required for different components. 2. Storage of these raw materials in field areas ( space & environment constraints) 3. Availability of drawings since drawings of these parts are confidential. 4. Cost of material, 3D printer How do we justify these things... Please guide me if possible...
Hi Divya60504, thank you for your question. If you are able to direct your questions to contact@spee3d.com, we would be able to answer your inquiry in more detail. Or to learn more about us and our technology please visit us at www.spee3d.com. Thank you for your interest in our process!
Why does it require registration to download?
Hi soundspark, thank you for your question. We request an email so that we can keep you up to date with any important updates with SPEE3DCraft. However, whenever you receive an email you can choose in unsubscribe at the bottom of the email. Hope this helps answer your question!
its possible to cold spray titanium now? rarely do i see the word "revolutionary" actually mean it, but in this case wow
Can I use this video as a learning material?
Hi 정유라 ! Sure! Thank you for asking! Just reference us and you are all good to use this video for your learning material!
I'm surprised with such a rapid prototyping process the heat treatment is not achieved by a focused laser seeing as the 'print' head is stationary and at a set height as well as being able to be precision controlled for bonding of multiple types of metals in the one print. But great work for an Aussie company leading the way. Next will be a low gravity machine version.
Looks good
We've been following your company for a while now, and love the system. Great video!
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i wanna build one now
Wax?
Hi Michael D, what is happening in the video is that copper metal powder is being shot out of rocket nozzle using compressed air at an incredibly rapid speed - mach 3 in fact. Our technology does not use wax as a feedstock.
Could you do a side by side comparison with an similarily machined part? Also some microscopic pictures would be good too.
Looks really cool
kinda not fair to compare to plastic printer if you’re measuring in weight. Copper is much more dense than plastic
Hi Bob TheBlob, yes there are very fast plastic 3D printers in the world. We are proud to state that our patented cold process allows our technology to be the fastest metal 3D printing technology in the world.
This is amazing
You sublimate kinetic force and robotics through a magnificent tool path! It's nice! Thank you
I do not like the title of the video. "Fastest" could be in reference to the X, Y, Z, A, and/or B axis velocities, the volume of mass printed per second, or just the overall print time compared to other printers/tech. It could even be the fastest printer printing only that bracket, in that material, but not the fastest in every other situation. Just very confused...
Hi Dalton McKee, thanks for your comment. We are able to say we are the world's fastest as the technology we have developed is capable of manufacturing quality metal parts much faster than any other metal 3D printing technology currently on the market. For example, while Laser Bed metal 3D printing is very good at making tiny applications, like teeth crowns or nails etc., it is very, very slow. Our process is only capable of making parts as small as 6mm in width, but is able to make parts very quickly, up to speeds of mach 3, in just minutes. We hope this helps.
I’m in love I want one sooooo bad you guys are winning metal printing right now!
SQ4D can set up the 3D House Printer at a build site and can print a 1900 square foot home in under 48 hours That is got to be 100+ tons in 48 hrs
Hi KRigby, that's correct, SQ4D is very impressive to be able to 3D print concrete houses so quickly! The LightSPEE3D in this video utilises our patented cold spray technology which can print metal parts incredibly fast. Our technology is currently the fastest metal 3D printing technology available on the market, as other metal 3D printing technologies such as laser-powder bed fusion is very slow but can make very small, highly detailed parts. Thanks for your comment, hope this helps!
This is awesome so it sprays the metal so fast that it sticks or some kind of ionization?
Hi Jando, thank you for your question, we hope the answer below helps: Rather than using heat to melt metal powders, our patented process uses cold spray technology in which a rocket nozzle accelerates air up to three times the speed of sound, into which metal powder is injected then deposited onto a substrate maneuvered by a six-axis robotic arm. In this process the sheer kinetic energy of the particles hitting each other causes the powders to bind together to form a high density part with metallurgical properties superior to casting. Thank you for taking interest in our process!
@@SPEE3D Ouuu thats amazing! You guys are wining metal fdm I think such a cool machine!
why not take a piece of copper and have it machined directly ?
exactly lol
Hi Gui B, thanks for your question. While that is still possible to do, machining a block of copper directly creates a lot of excess waste, can be more costly, and you cannot ensure quality. However, with our process you can create the copper part you need to a near net shape in minutes, with little to no waste. Since our machines consume metal powder feedstock, this also helps on cost as you can just fill the machine on how much powder you might need instead of just machining out a large block. We hope this helps answer your question.
Just in case the dingos invade.
What is the tolerances and resolution of this machine?
Four.
@@BigPapiLoc lmao
Hi 336jbyr, thank you for your question! It depends on the part, but in general our minimum deposition spot size is 6mm. We hope this helps answer your question. If you would like more details on our technology please visit our website at www.spee3d.com