3D Metal Fabrication: Meltio 3D's Laser Metal Deposition Technology - AMUG 2023

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @Meltio
    @Meltio Год назад +7

    Thanks for featuring us in this outstanding video! It was a pleasure to share our technology with you!

  • @dylanb9341
    @dylanb9341 Год назад +17

    This company could be one of the greatest ideas for metal addtivie manufacturing, specially because they can print in 2 materials (though the whole tecnology of their printers is really clever), thinking about metal that could improve costs seriously! Also the ability to even take advantage of each ones propieties like thermal conductivity etc.. really great content! Greetings from South America!

  • @markumoeder
    @markumoeder Год назад +1

    Now make a gun,what its supposed to make.

  • @RegulusRemains
    @RegulusRemains Год назад +3

    Help I printed a part but can't remove it from the build plate, so I printed a scraper and I can't remove it from the build plate either

    • @VisionMiner
      @VisionMiner  Год назад +1

      BAHAHAHAHA oh man, try printing a hammer and chisel, that might help!

  • @stevesloan6775
    @stevesloan6775 Год назад +4

    The 3d printed inconel is seriously next level.
    Guiding gluons for the win!!

  • @lavafree
    @lavafree Год назад +4

    Fully dense, cheaper and faster than powder looks like a win 🤔

    • @ThatGuy-ou4ev
      @ThatGuy-ou4ev Год назад

      Also a lot safer, no worrying about breathing in titanium powder that will stay in your lungs for your entire life.

    • @koblongata
      @koblongata Год назад

      Don't think it can be faster than binder jetting though

  • @ddegn
    @ddegn Год назад +4

    That's a really cool Rubik's Cube at 2:02.
    So many amazing parts in this video. This has got to be one of your top ten videos.
    Thanks for showing us this extremely cool technology.

    • @VisionMiner
      @VisionMiner  Год назад +1

      You are welcome good sir! Our pleasure :)

    • @FPVtrix
      @FPVtrix Год назад

      That Rubik's cube looks like digitally made damascus steel stock 😂

  • @manup1931
    @manup1931 Год назад +6

    Impressive stuff

  • @fjlaboratories
    @fjlaboratories Год назад +2

    TIG welding on a robot arm let’s goooo

  • @Vez3D
    @Vez3D Год назад +2

    wow I want a printer like that :)

    • @twanheijkoop6753
      @twanheijkoop6753 Год назад +1

      Sub 5 minute metal benchy when?

    • @lavafree
      @lavafree Год назад

      Such cool tech…they promise sub 10cent per cm3 of metal printed

  • @supersteele3
    @supersteele3 5 месяцев назад

    How do the mechanical properties of the printed materials compare to the mechanical properties of cast or machined parts?

  • @FPVtrix
    @FPVtrix Год назад +3

    So excited to see this process continue to develop!

  • @serta5727
    @serta5727 Год назад +2

    Incredible 😮

  • @eugenes9751
    @eugenes9751 Год назад

    That is the absolute stupidest, most ridiculous way of creating a "conveyor belt support". Also, pretty sure that this infringes on multiple patents.

  • @chrisfrisch1347
    @chrisfrisch1347 Год назад

    worked in alot of machine shops and out side of prototyping i dont see a big benefit in printing parts that then have to be machined when you can get a forging. but mabe im narrow thinking it a bit.

  • @gunsarrus7836
    @gunsarrus7836 Год назад

    Really kool tech, hopefully in 20 years it will be affordable for hobbyists

  • @Terny228
    @Terny228 Год назад

    Interesting to see Future changing tech like this appear before your eyes, thanks for the video.

  • @Jkauppa
    @Jkauppa Год назад

    3d print/cast electroformed metal instead

  • @ODGColornChrome
    @ODGColornChrome Год назад

    Omg!this is absolutely the next level!

  • @Kupacolypse
    @Kupacolypse Год назад

    So unbelievably cool!

  • @ronsone8373
    @ronsone8373 Год назад

    What no benchy!?

  • @juniormalafaia
    @juniormalafaia Год назад

    Very cool