micronics Lab Tour - Small Printer, Small Team, Big Vision
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Desktop SLS 3D Printing
How to Design a Disruptive 3D Printer
0:00 Intro and Lab Overview
1:36 Prototypes
3:55 Slicer
5:23 Starting a Print
8:01 JLC 3DP
9:52 Sample Prints
13:28 Mini Machine Shop
18:04 Kickstarter
19:34 Interviewing Henry
25:03 Why Luke Waves His Hands 
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Man all criticism for this company goes out the window as soon as you see that Henry lives at work. Keep grinding guys
Yeah they grinded until they sold to another company without releasing one product 😂 they did a good job convincing (or tricking) us they actually cared about bringing a sls printer to market.
I am blown away. One guy software one guy electronics... Absolutely unbelievable.
Nice tour! They definitely blew way past their goal. $1.35 million right now. Totally awesome and I hope this machine turns out awesome!
This is the most exciting thing to happen in consumer 3D printing since we got our first FDM printers at home! And the first release version is looking great. Congratulations micronics and best wishes for your continuing success!
Saw micronics at open sauce, along with Nathan. Genuinely great people, I hope they're successful.
Love these guys. I hope they're wildly successful.
Strange parts critiqued their attitude, and though I agree with him to a degree, I believe their attitude is just human nature under pressure, and that those guys are genuine and are hell bent on delivering a good printer.
@@dingdingdingdiiiiing strange parts is a strange dude with a brain injury
Good news: They were wildly successful!
Bad news: No consumer printer for us, because their success was getting bought out by a larger competitor.
Man, I really hope these guys succeed and don't sell out too fast... if this machine really takes off, the big boys will be trying to snap them up. What they have done is game changing!
You called it. Sold out faster than their printer printer. Looks like they went with the first offer.
@@vrgundam wow, did not expect that so fast! Formlabs should be a good match with these two. Congrats Micronics!
man these guys are on another level, I feel super stupid right now. One of the built a CNC, sheesh
Pretty cool video. Looked like you wanted to play with everything. Hats off to Henry having a cnc in his bedroom. Then having bedroom at office. Very smart.
I would like to learn more about safety concerns when handling the powder. Powders are really scary to work with since they can get into and coat your lungs. A simple facemask is really not enough to keep the powder out, you need to get a positive pressure mask. There are definitely some DIY solutions that could be improved for a good positive pressure mask.
Most SLS nylon labs that I have visited seemed to have powder in the air. It seems like a safety concern to me, I would only use this in a well ventilated space, with a filter so you aren’t just exhausting microplastic powder into the surrounding g environment
All abroad the hype train! At least we now know it was just to be bought/get jobs at form labs.
This video was part of their resume 😂
Good for them, wishing best success
That’s awesome. I’ve been able too see finished product of an SLS printer and it blew my mind how it printed without supports. I honestly believe SLS isn’t better or worse than FDM but is a necessity within the creativity space. I’ll definitely back them up!
Nice work, Nathan. Love it!
Really hope they are able to iron out the problems that other reviewers faced. Looks like they reached their funding goal so perhaps they will have enough capital to deliver.
SLS printer is massively complicated, so many things have to go just right and so many things can go wrong it's a miracle they've been able to miniaturize it so much and it still (mostly/sometimes) works well. Probably the hardest part is still ahead of them. Not only do they have to discover exactly what is causing each problem, but also how to prevent it from recurring, and then there has to be a rigorous quality control for let's say a batch of 500 printers. I do not envy their position in the least.
SLS is NEAR isotropic. Not quite fully isotropic. I can't wait to get one and test that isotropic claim.
There is a lot of claims here as that orientation would not affect performance, but it does
I love young entrepreneur companies. I'm an old engineer and I miss that passion and drive. Luke needs a bed in his office so he doesn't look like a slacker. Geez, he probably has a girlfriend.
I'm very interested in the Micron, particularly for TPU.
Nice video
why did you take down the first video?
Was published too soon
This was exciting a week ago. They're trying to control a lot here. But the machines are speaking for themselves now.
Control a lot? This has been shot before the strangeparts video came out. So they're not "controling" anything here really. Jesus christ people, stop being conspiratorial.
LOL a single creator had some issues out of 6 hand built beta units they sent out and now they are an evil corporation. People need to calm down.
I feel like I have seen this exact video before. Lol Deja Vue
nice x max 3!
Did not know working from home can be so efficient
Will the micron printer could create sculpted game ready models?for ue5.5?😅🙏🏽✌️😎✌️
How did your bench turn out?
micronics is great
was
bambu lab packaging in the background
Any concerns about having to put your head up to a machine using a laser to peer through the small window to check status?
Don't open the door?
Lol why you edit out the bed in the office? I wanted to screenshot that part so I could show people what it’s really like 😂
It's still there
I think they want to be a Bambulabs for SLS.... They definitely need more staff and probably more investors
To be bambu labs would be an insult. That means having poor quality control and customer support. And using cheap components.
Good initiatives but the operation needs to be polished since failures are complicated for blinds that are not used to mechanically assembling and disassembling. That project was canceled. Keep going with your dream, you're almost there 👍👍👍👏👏
You didn't ask about infill and about material sourcing
infill? Can you think? Do you know how to think? Do you have an abbility to think? Why would they want to trap unsintered powder in between sintered walls? Are you good man? This topic might be too much for your little brain.
I hope they work out the issues with they're machines, heard a few reviewers having issues with there review units, and were more or less told to put off there reviews until after the Kickstarter was started, just want the machines to actually function and the company to be truthful.
Few reviewers? How many? 2?
@@chronokoks 1
they bad now
I don't understand the kids here piling on the company - Strangeparts dude have created needlessly so much drama. Him suggesting them postponing the kickstarter and disclosing that they're "running out of money" has been a dishonest and pretty slimy thing to do. He didn't even do a review or the parts he successfully printed - wtf is that about? It's like nobody ever received as 3d printer PREPRODUCTION!!!! unit that had problems. And these problems seem to be fixable, not something that is fundamentally completely flawed. 3d printers are precision machines, just bad shipping can destroy them.
Drop testing the packaging is very important! Shipping loads are much higher than anything a machine will typically see in operation. Usually by orders of magnitude
Calling everyone y0u disagree with "kids" just proves that y0u are immature and y0u lost an argument by default ;)
I agree. People are way over reacting. Micronics has cleared up most of the misunderstanding. Scotty is even still working with them. If they were pure evil, you'd think he would have stopped. They told him to publish the video along with everyone else publishing and he did. His big assumptions weren't very helpful. Either way, they've raised $1.35 million and I hope the printer is a great success! Really not sure why anyone wants them to fail so bad.
Wait, no malfunctioning auger? Is this the right micronics? Joke aside, they need to up their communication, cutting ties with big influencer whom passionate about your product and blame him, is not a good optics. I hope they succeed and help democratize SLS. Price will be a big deciding factor.
Yeah that wasn't a good look :|
What are you talking about? Scotty wasn't willing to work more on repairing the printer (fair), so Micronics wanted to have the printer back so they can repair it and using it themself or sending it to another reviewer (also valid) The misunderstanding was because Scotty didn't want to work on the printer anymore 1.5 weeks before the video release time.
They are in good standings with each other and posted a selfie together from opensauce if you don't believe me.
The strangest thing about that whole video for me was Scotty saying he was entitled to having this printer because he is famous and advertising them, that felt the strangest about it all.
@@username9774 where did he say he's entitled? maybe time stamp of his video? i'll check for myself but somehow i might have missed it
Communication costs money. These guys have been grinding product first on everything. I bet RUclipsrs can really be divas to work with and these guys just didn’t think was as important and pushing the tech.
@@benjaminpauza159 it is very important if you actually want your company to succeed
the product need more refurbishment
These guys are the Bambu lab for the sls business.
Not quite but hopefully they will spawn some competition :)
So they're made in back alley china with bad quality control and even worse customer support? With poor review ratings?
@@LilApe 4 days too late bud
@@riba2233 imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
@@riba2233 imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
Out of the millions of things you can choose you choose a Benchy, a benchy is like the meme of 3D printing everyone outside of it makes fun of it because it's a complete 100% waste of time and materials any ends up in a landfill like can we stop printing these useless ****** objects please nobody measures the holes everyone just looks at it, I know there are people that feel the same way or who who have never printed a benchy in their life like me I'm gonna start clicking off of a video every time a benchy it is printed.....................
I'm sure Nathan would send you a benchy if you just asked. Jeez
Sorry, I forgot that other model that everybody is familiar with and can be used as a benchmark print 🧐
Wow what a horribIe take, benchy is great for attesting print quality.
@@NathanBuildsRobots ultimaker robot? Yeah ogs still remember that one 😅
@@riba2233 but nobody actually uses it as that it's boring and if you want to introduce 3D printing to other people stop showing the same thing being printed over and over again it's sad TBH
Unsafe and bad design... Pass