3D printing on demand - from garage to a successful 3D printing company
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2024
- In 2011, Jaime and Rogério Matos founded Impressão 3D Portugal with two Prusa Mendels in their grandparents' garage. They now run Portugal's largest 3D printing facility for industrial parts, using and upgrading to Original Prusa MK4 printers. Through Evolt.pt, they supply printers and training. Their efficient farm managed with Prusa Connect and augmented reality, reflects their commitment to the 3D printing community, which they support through events and conventions.
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Grato pelo trabalho que o Jaime e o Rogério têm dedicado a este projecto. Parabéns!
Fico muito orgulhoso que Jaime e Rogério, dois compatriotas de uma geração muito posterior à minha, tenham sabido inspirar-se em matéria de inovação, para realizar este seu belo empreendimento. Só fiquei um bocado triste de não ter percebido tudo, apesar de ter recorrido à tradução automática (pouco satisfatória) porque não falo inglês. Para eles um abraço de Paris, e logo que possam, façam um video em português para os milhões de falantes da nossa língua por esse mundo fora. Obrigado.
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Thats cool! Basically a local pcbway?
posted 6 mins ago, bruh
Really wish I had gotten into printing sooner so I could have more stuff built up by now..tho at the same time printing has never been as easy as it is now, so it's kind of a toss-up 🤷🏿♀️
Its a cool farm, but im curious, who are the customers? At work i never order FDM prints, SLS or MJF prints are almost always better and the designers dont have to think about designing for printing, and surfaces are not ruined by supports etc.
The machines for those forms of 3D printing are significantly more expensive and also require a lot more post-processing and setup. Yes more design has to go into parts for FDM printing but it’s a much more scalable process and can be done at a significantly lower cost because of this. Usually FDM parts are more than strong and accurate enough for most applications and also allow for varieties of colors and materials while SLS is usually restricted to Nylon and sometimes low-shore-hardness TPU that couldn’t be done with FDM. I implore you to go on PCBWay or any other 3D print service and see just how much the cost skyrockets when you ask to print something custom in SLS.
@@KolMan2000 i order SLS/MJF/SAF parts at work almost every week. And they cost a lot more than from PCBway :). But from a company perspective its not the deciding factor, compared to most costs in a project its a small part. Time is very critical, and of course the finish and material properties. :)
Customers in need of benchies, I guess? lol
Not everyone has a 3d printer, but everyone has ideas. If you can draw it you can print it if you submit the stl to this web platform… for companies makes even more sense because you dont have to buy undreds of printers or invest in a mold to produce 1000 units, só you just order the production via this website… It makes lots of sense since you are giving oportunity to produce hundreds of parts for one client for exemple without limitations or stupid high costs. You work with cars you know what i am talking, go to porsche and ask for a interior plastic for a 80s porshe, you have 2 options you pay a stupid amount of money IF they have it in stock or they only accept if you buy 10 or more…
@@garagecedric not everyone has unlimited budgets at work. small companies would use this
MY CRAPPY PRUSA DOESN'T WORK !!! WAAAAAAAAH !!!!!
Why did you buy a crappy one? 🤔
@@TS_Mind_Swept It werked for 6 good pieces & decided to quit overnite. I've tried everything to revive it including talking to prusa & buying new parts but nooooo! It will not work again. Who is the Guru that can fix?
@@jonrod8731 Go to Prusa Forum in the correct hardware section and ask to the community. There are lots of experts there that will help you.