Print in Place Engine Benchmark! 3D-Printed!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- It's time to Challenge your 3D-Printer! No Assembly Required! And you get a Moving Engine Model!
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Forgot to ask, I still need a good name for this! I was thinking Engine + Benchy = Engy? Let me know if you have a better idea and I'll change the name!
YES
thats great!
What about Bengine or Beng(am)ine?
RMS Benchtanic
I love engy! Found you from the dial indicator you posted on Reddit, glad I subbed! This is super cool. I'll definitely be printing that later.
V8 wold be epik
I'd love to print a V8 version as a cool desktop "toy". Keep doing what you do!
Id be interested in having access to all the v6-v12 as well. This is so well done
just out of curiosity, have you seen the fully functioning engine models on thingiverse? they are quite large but have all working parts www.thingiverse.com/ericthepoolboy/designs
Merica
Yesssdd
V24 :)
1. Yes, I would like to see a V8 version!
2. I vote for "Bengine" as a name.
Great name choice. I‘ll go for it too.
I second
This is SO SO COOL. I will so print this.
Thanks Joel! Hope to see a 1000% scale one from you 😁👍
Me looking at my printer: not going to happen
Yeah same here lol!
Me: Wait... u have a printer ?
my reprap machine can barely print an overhang....
My a8 can barely do a benchy
My new prusa has been a beast. My benchy left me shocked. I thought I would have to do so much to fix mistakes I made while building it. But it just printed whatever I threw at it...until I changed to a different PLA. Now, it’s not printed a single thing. Filament matters. A lot.
That famous anti-piracy quote saying "You wouldn't steal a car?". I've always answered to that: "No. I wouldn't *steal* a car. But if I could copy it and have my own copy without removing the original I would."
If everybody could have his stuff this way, then, why not?, It wouldn´t even be called "stealing" after a while (or piracy)... And one who wouldn´t "steal", would be an idiot, if everybody else got their stuff this way... ;-)
Then I would start an open-source car project which is licence free
Well this is a concept where intelectual value of anthing is zero. Spending day or months to design such a car does not entitle you to charge for it, because you did not pay for the material. Also educated people are not worth anything.
It's "You wouldn't DOWNLOAD a car?"
@@mrmarkom It´s the peculiarity of property, that if one has it, a 2nd one cannot have it, and doesn´t apply to knowledge, cause the more people have a certain knowledge, the more knowledge exists. The first step of your thought was correct, I´m just missing the following 10 steps. Educated people are nothing worth, and cause anything comes from educated people, anything is nothing worth. The mistake is trying to give a price to everything, and not that something isn´t worth anything... Of course, there always be idiots, who need money as an incentive to make or share their progress, but those retards are gonna eclipse in the future.
Should have called it the Engie. Or NGY. The benchy has an iconic name as well as an iconic look. Super easy to remember. EngineMcEngineFace
I just got into 3d printing a month ago and overall, you're my favorite designer out there. I love your videos and I cannot understand how your channel isn't wildly popular! It's going to blow up soon, I feel it :)
*Smacks head*, Should have printed a v8
Wow, surprised anybody got that reference! (well, just me I guess)... As a kid we we went on an antique car rally (VMCCA) and when we rolled up in our 4cyl and saw a ford V8, well, you know the rest lol.
Shoulda had a V8 lmfaoooo. That ad reference brought back nostalgia...
@@BrodyHarris that’s immediately what I thought of
easily one of my fav 3D Printing channels. Your videos are so dang enjoyable! Keep it up man
Printing it now!
going to use this as the benchmark for all my printers in my company now.
I agree, it's time for a new standard!
Thank you for this amazing design!
Printing the v-twin as we speak... So excited :) This concept is very interesting!
Oh man the anti-piracy commercial from blockbuster, what a throwback... 3d printers just provided the bridge for us to break some of those "rethorical" warnings
Me looking at my inkjet printer: nope, not a chance.
Maybe it's a good time to buy a 3d one. Ironic how such an avantguarde technology is being used to print a model of something that's getting displaced (that was an internal combustion engine joke, but not sure if it was too compressed or the comment is too delayed to bring a spark)
AHHHHHH THE JOKES AND THE PUNS ITS SO MUCH I CANT TAKE IT FUUUUUUUUUUU also total count 3 of em
All puns exhausted?
Actually a genius 3D-print-design. Thanks I'll try it out.
Version 167.
Ahh, man after my own heart. Looks like all of my Fusion and Adobe files over the past 2 decades.
Thank you for the design my friend. I'm about to test all 7 of my printers with it. You got yourself a new subscriber. I will definitely share this video.
Thanks :D
OK, attempt one failed, but only just. This is a great benchmark tool and I can see how it will help a lot of us tweak our printers to perfection. For me, I can see that I have a bit of over-extrusion and stringing which just made the parts a bit too stiff for the shaft which broke. Once I'd freed them, the parts themselves had enough clearance to move against each other (albeit very "scratchy"). I for one will be tweaking a couple of settings and trying to print this one again.
Well, there goes my weekend.
Love it! Thank you for the hard-work and share!
And YEAH I wanna see a V-engine of some number of cylinders... DO IT! please
Cool! V8 would be cool! And is it possible to follow the process of you reaching the final design? I imagine you had to do a lot of tweaking
it took quite a few revisions ^^,
@@TurboSunShine I'd love to be able showing my children what an engine actually looks like and works from the inside!
I'd love to see a video or (maybe even a whole series?) on design tips + tricks for print-in-place mechanisms. As far as I know, nothing like this exists right now.
I just dicovered your chanel and I realized that I've already printed several designs of yours. You really make incredible and very usefull prints. Keep on this amazing work!! You earned a big fan here!!
That's awesome, keep pushing the limits of print-in-place design. I just made my first attempt at progressive bridging (thing:4575904) after watching your previous video. Can't wait to try this technique.
Nice work!
I love it. I love the whole print in place concept. I’ve tried other print in place items and failed. It pushed me to learn more about tuning my 3D printer and tuning the slicer controls. Now I’m successful but still could use some improvement. Can’t wait to print your V3 Engy and learn how to. Design print in place objects from you. Thanks for sharing!
You are one of the best designers out there, you deserve more subscribers. Keep going!
I did it! An amazing benchmark. Helped me realise that my printer wasn't calibrated correctly. I calibrated my flow rate and my x,y,z and e steps perfectly, and voila! I could print the engine benchmark perfectly. 1st few times I was a bit too excited and broke off 1 or 2 pistons, then I was careful and took my time cleaning up the print and rotating it slowly for a few times. After which it works perfectly!
Hats off, sir! I love watching the next generation of engineers.
The God of Print in Place is at it again!
Fantastic design. Printed a 150% version overnight and it is good enough to be a desktop model rather than a printer test. Now printing a normal size version to test the printer.
good luck!
Your V-Twin 2 cylinder engine on my anycubic mega S printer was a success!!! Needed to print on a raft for the adhesion of those first layers, was a bit of a struggle! But amazing work and I hope to design in CAD my own design of an engine similar you really are a genius! Thank you :)
You've earned a sub and a like for sure
That bed leveling arm looks like a great idea. I'm going to have to print one of those.
YES A V6 AND V8 WOULD BE AMAZING
Printing mine now! This has just opened up a new world of designing 3d assemblies to print!
Ender 3 Pro with BASICFIL 1.75mm PLA. No mods yet. Obtained July 2020
Nice printer! But can it print Crysis?
Give new life to the meme before 3070 comes out.
Prusa printer farm is coming close to printing Crysis on max settings, Josef Prusa says
Can’t wait to have 20 of these in various scales on my desk
You pack some great 3D printing/designing skills with a sense o humor many engineers lack!
I can forgive asking for subscribing twice in the video. Subscribed!
Keep up the great work, bro! Greetings from Poland!
This is the coolest benchmark i have seen in my entire life, printing it tomorrow!
Dude you are underrated
you are one of my favorite channels even though i only discovered you 2 videos ago your designs are so slick and well thourght out
Vfr800 motor 1998!!! The engineering into this beautiful v4 is just perfect
Dude if you keep up those videos and upload regularly you are going places! The content is great, the editing is superb and the humor on point!
Ok, so, I printed a 2x version @ 0.20mm layer height. It took a bit of cleanup but works just fine.
The only thing I would consider is to change the cylinder length (at the bottom) such that when the piston is at BDC (bottom dead center) the piston has more cylinder wall support. The piston wants to pop out of the cylinder.
👍 - got my vote for the 3D printing community to bless this as the next “Engy-mark”!
Crazy fast rotation at the end. The mechanism with break away support structures is pretty neat!
Great photography from 2:58 - 3:20! Very clearly demonstrating your technique is very helpful.
I cracked up at the sideways printer. Awesome video, keep it up! 😂
I printed it with 0.25mm nozzle in PETG material (Prusa i3 mk3s). Just to experiment, I added supports at all the overhangs (even under the piston, connecting rod and crankshaft) and to my surprise it was very easy to break/remove the supports from the model (maybe due to 0.25mm nozzle).
Model was functional immediately after removing the supports and looks really awesome.
This is completely awesome I would love to see a v6 or v8 engine
Why haven’t I seen your channel, this video was so great and informative. You got yourself a new subscriber
You are a real genius! I‘m a big fan of your designs. I haven‘t printed in a while. But I will start again to give it a try.
INLINE 6! Naturally balanced engine for the win!
Printing this I went through a rough patch, but I thought I'm never going to give you up, my print! And it worked after all :)
Every time you release something it's more awesome !
I have seen that boat often and never realized it's practical function.
Finally someone who is making actual usefull content about 3D printing :D
Yes! Please design a mini, print-in-place V6 engine 😍
I printed it, that was a challenge. but im very impresssed that my Prusa handledit . After two rotations one of pistons with its piston-rod broke, but it worked! I am stoked to print it again after some adjustments. Nice model, thanks.
Great idea, my printer manufacturer has already released settings for printing this. Nice to push them to provide better setup info. PS. All Ducati fans would like to see a V twin :)
there is already a V-twin on the channel ;)
Printed three of those 3 cylinder engines so far for a friend's kids. Yea it's fun as hell just to get it from stuck to spinning freely.
Your designs continue to amaze me, I can't wait to see what you design next!
Dude, you're a genius. Really. Highly admire your work.
Very cool!
Found your project yesterday, I had to try today...First failed, second kind of worked, I was able to break it loose without breaking it...
time to optimize settings.. keep them coming!
Found your channel from your springloaded box on Thingiverse (printing that right now, by the way!) May be the best thing I've accidentally come across this year. c: Subbed.
good point about the benchy, looking forward to printing this. I love print-in-place.
I would absolutely LOVE to see a V-8 or even V-12 version of this!
This is an excellent idea and I love it!
Printed it with my ender 3 Neo with pla, spun it for 1 minute 30 seconds @ 1500 rpm and it is fine! Amazing
I'd love to see a straight 6. Heck, even a straight 10!
Straight eights were popular in vintage luxury cars
Its going to be my new standard test. Benchy was low standard test only Imo. Great video!
I wish I had the engineering experience to make this with a working head (intake/exhaust valves) to the engine as well. Your channel is awesome and inspiring!
yes, make all the engines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! great work on this modeling! cant wait to see more :D
A v engine would be dope
A w engine is a big one good luck
I printed this it works 100% first try! Great model! Hope you will be making a V8 soon. Keep up the awesome work!
You will have a half million subscribers soon. Keep going.
First time here and I feel I would love your channel :)
Would test the benchmark, but have 1 vote for V8!
V8 Engine ftw!
Not going to lie I clicked on this video because that's my kind of benchy. I never wanted to print the original benchy and I still have not. The first file I printed was the creality dog and then after that every print has been pretty functional except for one or two all in one alignment checks. The printer has been fantastic so far but this is a banshee I might have to go ahead and print!
Love it! The Bengine is a brilliant successor for Benchy.
Just finished my pla version. Perfect! Thanks for the new benchmark! I'll be using it a lot ♡
Just printed this. Very Cool. Thanks!
Would love to see this finished to a working nitro engine for small planes. Sure the tech to print directly to metal is either expensive for most or not yet there, but would love to see this work be available for when it is cost effective and available to those that are interested.
Why a small nitro engine you may ask, because to the tight tolerances and intricacies involved in this mechanism would allow for a truly amazing benchmark. Print out the engine, add oil, rotate shaft a few times, add nitro gas mixture, run till engine seizes up, note down time. A comparable metric for benchmarks.
Might as well do a Lamborghini 5.0 V10. I believe it has a through shaft for oil pump which will make things extra interesting.
Great work! This was also featured on hackaday.
You are SO cool. Please don’t stop! 💕
I would love to see a V8 engine!!
Many thanks for this video.
Have fun and stay safe,
Joe
Nice, I will also Test my Printers with the new benchmark.
Inline 6 would be nice, also Inline 5. Asking for an V10 might be a little too much :D
Here's an idea, put such engine in the boat benchmark to create a fully mechanical windup boat that can swim on its own. Both benchmark and a toy!
Man! Thanks for those print in place videos, do more of them!
Thanks!!! You got me so inspired in 3D printing! Automatic subscriber on first time video. Good luck! (And yes. I'd love to see a V8 )
I'm actually about halfway through printing your PIP box. You have awesome designs.
With a bit determination, it became loose and is working (printed PLA, AnyCubic I3 Mega) Brillant! I like the small projects, you can print in 1 or 2 hours.
Once klipper decides to come back online on my printer I'll try this at 200mm/s, nice content, as always.
haha, good luck! but you would have to have insane acceleration values to reach 200mm/s on this design, it contains lots of small cross sections., but let us know how it goes!
Definitely make the v-twin or v-quad for a tester, that would be super cool!
How long does it take to print it successfully?
It’s really great work - I’m sure that took a lot more time than most people spend on any given design. I was anticipating a benchy replacement for a couple of years but I don’t think this would be called a replacement because you can’t print it as quickly as a benchy. The ability to iterate is important as we tune.
In 20 years: "This print in place engine was a tool used long ago to determine if your 3D printer was properly calibrated. Now, we can just take the print off the machine, hook up the fuel rail, and start it up"
I've made the spring loaded box and I love it. I'm deffo trying this later!
This is really awesome! Can't wait to try it. An inline 6 cylinder with a turbo would be amazing, if that would even be possible. Always look forward to your videos and creations.
Would love to see a V-twin :)
Already released one ;) (was shown alot in the newest video)
brilliant! I was also planning on creating some benchmark stuff for testing and tuning settings for print and place, also for advanced support generation... great work! I will give it a go!
Awesome work! A v6 or v8 would be amazing. Subscribed!
Printed 100%, but had to print on raft due to getting knocked off when head moves over..... but.... it WORKS!!!! Hooray!!!! 3rd time lucky after tweaking flow rate!!!
Use Z hop (z lift)
Z hop sucks on my printer! I get strings... Thanks for advice though!
I'm excited, but my printer is afraid. Awesome design, once again!
Subscribed! Bring on vtwin and v8 models! This is awesome!