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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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I started with a V0.0 Kit from Aliexpress (now it's 0.2, which is better in any respect)*:
Formbot Voron V0.2 Kit (AliExpress) bit.ly/39kfWdC
LDO Voron V0.2 KIT (Caribou3D) bit.ly/3KBxqzL
Recommended Kits for bigger DIY printers:
Voron 2.4 Kit (AliExpress) kit bit.ly/3PklmWE
Voron Trident Kit (AliExpress) bit.ly/3yxMaNe
STL files, instructions and BOM:
247printing.gu...
Table of content:
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0. Videos and channels appearing
1. Products used *
2. Print settings used
3. My modest video gear*
0. Videos and channels mentioned:
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Annex Engineering (speedboatchallenge, Discord, FAST BENCHIES):
/ ddrmonkey92
SpeedBoatRace "leader board":
docs.google.co...
Nitram (KILLER DELTA PRINTER, lives up 100% to the challenge, awesome engineering):
/ nitram_3d
MirageC (Godfather of Speed - THE source of speed knowledge):
/ miragec
Vez3D (awesome tech, awesome guy, awesome channel):
/ vez3d
Dale's IMPRESSIVE speed benchy on an ENDER 3(!)
• Ender 3 Speedboat - 5:30
Unfortunately not mentioned, but IMPRESSIVE runs on a Rat Rig V-Core-3 (400mm)
Mikkel Schmidt:
/ @miklschmidt
Links @247printing:
Instagram: / 247printing
Twitter: / 247_printing
Patreon: / 247printing
Discord (under construction): / discord
Homepage with loads of info: incoming!
Many people are asking for the release of my designs:
Please stay tuned, I'll do it properly with well tested parts and proper guides how to upgrade.
Shown on RUclips and soon on our incoming homepage!
1. Details on the upgrades/products - some affiliate links to keep the high expenses a bit lower:
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All information about Voron (designer of the base printer V0):
www.vorondesig...
For years now, I use BigTreeTech/BIQU products - very much recommended:
(I was sponsored with an Octopus Board V1.1, TMC2209, 70W Heater and PT1000 thermistor)
Get the Octopus Board here:
bit.ly/31kKCrj
Hotend = Genuine Slice Engineering Mosquito Magnum:
At Slice Engineering (5% off with this link):
www.sliceengin...
At 3DJake:
tidd.ly/3jgkcx4
Heater block - awesome Volcomosq by Nitram, watch his video (order info in the description):
• How did I end up with ...
Motors: OMC 14HS20-1504S @1.7A - Voron 0.1 specified:
www.omc-steppe...
For stiffness and weight reduction I re-designed the X-gantry to be printed with the truly awesome PET CARBON FIBER by AzureFilm3D (prints very easy and is superior to ABS in every respect):
tidd.ly/3pc8Xtn
I bought a LDO Motors linear rail kit from Lecktor:
lecktor.com/en...
Lubrication of the rails is done with WD40 specialist PTFE (lower friction):
amzn.to/2ZTE2rc
I use an E3D Hemera at bowden configuration:
amzn.to/2ZOTnZX
Bowden adapter:
amzn.to/3Ffo76I
Fans for external static cooling:
www.mouser.de/...
Alternative 4028 fans, which are available, but not as crazy powerful (but surely sufficient for daily printing):
s.click.aliexp...
2. Print settings:
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Printed on ESUN ABS+ (black)
Speed: 450-500mm/s (no slow down on first layer)
Acceleration / Deceleration: 150000mm/s²
SCV: 30mm/s
Slicer: Idea Maker
Nozzle: 0.4mm
T_Hotend: 305°C
T_Bed: 80°C
Cooling speed: 1st layer 50%, 2nd Layer 75%, Rest 100%
Line width: 0.5mm
Layer height: 0.25mm
Combined infill every other layer
3 top and bottom layers
2 Perimeters
10% infill
Firmware: Klipper on Mainsail
3. My modest video gear
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iPhone 11 Pro: amzn.to/2VZYswJ
Stop Watch: iPhone 7
Smartphone video rig: amzn.to/3iriub5
GoPro Hero 9: amzn.to/2UZI9Q5
FLIR ONE PRO: amzn.to/2UWAe67
Similar to the soft boxes I use: amzn.to/3xRes2d
Similar to the tripod I use: amzn.to/2V1I6mw
#SpeedBoatRace
#JoinTheSpeed
#247printing
#volcomosq
#3Dprinting
*affiliate links
Meanwhile I printed a faster one in 2m25s - crazy and stunning! Watch here:
ruclips.net/video/IRUQBTPgon4/видео.html
Those are great words. We all stand on the shoulders of giants, and people like you take their knowledge and use it to keep Innovation coming. And you also inspire other people like me to do their own experiments and share their knowledge. Thats the beauty of the 3D printing Community!
Not going to lie… I kinda want to buy a sub 3:30 benchy to put on my desk to inspire me everyday. Thank you for sharing this!
@@MakerBees333 Theodore, email me your address (email on channel) I have some of them and you get one 4free 👍
@@melvin5312 My friend, thanks for that awesome comment! I recapped my journey and realized how much I learned from others and where I got my inspirations from. I was not able to give much in return, as I had to learn first. I hope the time will come soon, when I am able to give something back! I want to see a horde of tuned Voron Zeros dominating the speedboatrace :) Just kidding :)
Whoa! How about using laminar flow for the cooling to ensure that as much air as possible it blown *exactly* at the right height?
first there were video game speedruns, then there were getting banned from a video game speedruns, now they're doing 3d printer speedruns
😂
lmao hey sal
lol what are you doing here
lol
Lol
Its hard to believe its not sped up, this accuracy is insane
Oh hello there
You're literally everywhere.
I had this video playing on a side monitor and scrolled through the comments. I legit thought it was sped up until seeing your comment. This is insane
I would never upload a sped up video - that’s not the sense about what I am doing ☺️👍 In the end it’s all logical and technically doable, but it was quite a learning curve. It’s always an honor to read that it’s hard to believe ❤️
@@247printing Make the fastest 3D printed lava cast.
That benchy still looks better than anything I could print on my Makerbot mini 😂
Amazing!
Are makerbots really that bad?
So cool you stopped by again 😍 Thank you so much!
@@Peter_Schluss-Mit-Lustig Yeah, they also sound like R2D2 screaming under torture, at least all the one's I've seen. This was compared to A4983 drivers on my much faster and "silent" machine by comparison (which compared to my new machine I can tell I basically considered anything under a server fan to be silent).
Worst printer on the market at least for this astronomic prices
@@dennisgromann9781 Oh there is worse still... I hate the $10k Airwolf at work, its absolute garbage. Its print quality is so much worse than the first printer I made like 8 years ago on an extreme budget that's its appalling (and the Airwolf model is only about a year old).
But, yeah I wouldn't pay even $100 for a MakerBot, my Tronxy X3 for example is very nice printer and I paid $100 for it (new, included shipping), and about $15 in upgrades and its basically an upgraded Ender 3 with duel Z motors and extra nice magnetic bed after the upgrade. Makerbot is pretty awful in my opinion, especially for their price and how often libraries and universities end up buying them you'd think they would be quality at least like an Ender 3 (which isn't particularly phenomenal on quality by itself, just its better, lol!). For new printers I really like the Tronxy X5SA machines I have (I have 3 of those personally), but they are pretty big CoreXY machines but they can do some nice big 330x330x400 prints like a crossbow pistol I was able to take advantage of that giant build space (giant for sub $300 printer, not giant for some $30k machines although its about the same as the $10k garbage Airwolf)
There should be a 5min class, where every boat under 5 can enter and they can get rated for quality
Cool idea! That would be a good progression to build on the progress made by the boat race
I love that idea. 5min. is a very good suggestion on this: Achievable in terms of quality and speed, but a REAL challenge to do it right.
ahh a tournament to fill the ocean with benchy's. water bottles lookout here comes benchy.
@Why So Serious? that's why the benchmark says "imcomplete" "failure"
I agree! The sacrifices all the ultra fast benchies in the challenges made may really lead to incomplete benchies. For now, the entries are “valid” but maybe really not seriously 3D printed objects
The first 50 seconds is so impressive. The base of the benchy just appears way to quickly for my mind to comprehend
0 infill yeah?
@@simplyengineering2350 10% (rules) - more print settings in the video description. And yeah, I am really looking forward to finally try out the machine for useful and fast stuff!
@@247printing Iread the description after but it still doesn't seem like 10%. which infill type did you choose?
@@simplyengineering2350 It’s purposely underextruded - a weird trick but common trick to go faster on the infill, but it hurts for the solid surfaces. First thing to stop for the quality benchy
Ikr, this is almost scary.
Still can’t wrap my head how insanely fast it’s heating the filament up and extruding it then immediately cooling it! Cant wait to see the next one 👍🏻
Injection molding could give you a few pieces of benchies in that time
@@iwantitpaintedblack I know right? And every time you change the design, it's only a few hundred thousand dollars in retooling costs!
@@dregenius You could get away with shape inserts for small design changes, but yeah your design should be final before you send it for toolmaking
Tooling for injection moulding is very expensive because the mould is made from very very hard steel to guarantee longevity and tolerances. You can make cheap tooling from aluminium but those wear too fast for mass production
@@dregenius Not _that_ expensive. You can machine your own molds.
a this benchy looks so good for that high speed ! my head still cant progress, that this is really possible. but you proofed it! congratulations! great work!
Thank you so much Naidta, so nice to read you again ❤
did you not see the ball of plastic it left in the bottom of benchy?
this is the future of 3d printing for sure, just gotta dial in the cooling and increase quality. keep up the good work!
Thanks mate!!!
One word: This is completely nuts! Its insane! I love it! Ok... might be more than one word, but hey! you totally deserve more credit for achieving such a record! And quality is pretty impressive for those speeds! Ok, I am now heading back to the work bench :P
This comment and the heart from 247 is like watching two titans applauding each other
Wow Hevort here! My greetings!
So keen to see how fast your new carbon fibre gantry is.
@@Deathbynature89 right? I'm waiting for that one at the edge of my seat.
An incomplete print doesn't count (failure). So many people wasting plastic and rewarding themselves for it. By 2030 the ocean will be filled with 3D benchy's and everyone will be celebrating how fast they printed them.
in the time he prints half the hull, my printer managed to finished the first layer.
Cura estimates 1H 40 min for a Benchy on my cheap printer, seeing one appear in under 4 min really makes me want to upgrade
Why would you want such a low quality print though? You could still get it in under an hour by tweaking some settings. And it will come out infinitely better than any of these prints.
Have to tune your machine to get times down low but even a cheap Ender clone can do 40-60 minutes after a night of working through one or more of the many tuning guides out there. However it will cause every slicer you ever use to spit out highly inaccurate estimates, worth it for the speed and quality gains. Teaching Tech has one that's good if you are unsure where to start, just work through the whole thing and you might be surprised.
I'd rather it takes 20mins and looks good over 4 mins and looks like garbage. It's just wasting plastic which is what the world needs more of lol.
ayy guys, it's not about just pooping a crappy boat as fast as you can, it's about the fact that if it's able to do this at all, then it sure as heck can do FAR better quality stuff in way less time than other machines, it's not that hard to figure...
@@Kalvinjj exactly. You tune to the absolute max and then walk it back to an acceptable quality level and you'll have a printer that prints insanely fast and with great quality. I will not be surprised if this printer can produce solid quality benchies in under 7 minutes. And just being able to print parts an order of magnitude faster is extremely useful for rapid prototyping and small run production.
This is really exciting stuff.
Your spoken audio is only on the left speaker, btw. Not a big problem, but kinda irritating with headphones. Amazing printer mods, though.
Jokes on you, my only functional ear is my left ear!
It's embarrassing and I am sorry for that. My ASIO settings were messed up and had mono on both channels for months now... Fixed. Next video: "Now in Stereo"
@@247printing no problem :) just thought if that happened to me I'd want someone to tell me
@@247printing Honestly thought my headphones were broken for a second, lmao.
@@247printing not gonna reupload?
if it detaches from the bed during the print, probably would kill somone lol
lmao
Show a fast quality benchy! I’d love to see that! :)
Hey Samuel - absolutely agreed and I announced that in the end of the video. Incoming soon and it's gonna be fast...
I'm guessing you get a good benchy on 6 minutes. Maybe 5
Awesome work buddy! Incredible result and quality...and the proof that Remote Static Cooling System really works! Congrats
The evidence seems overwhelming that this approach works really well, but what I haven't seen is how its performance varies across the bed. How does something like the smoke stack do when it's not at the center where the two air stream meet?
Jon Stern it still boggles me that not more people are using it and that still many believe it doesnt work, stratasys has used that exact setup since like 1999
Simon, thank you so much! You were the one pushing me there on your (unfortunately!) unofficial 03:39 run. We both know: That's (still) not the end and I am looking forward to your next entry (NEMA 23, official run ?).
@@JonS Wouldn't it be possible to throttle down one fan side for the smoke stack, so that the air streams meet at a different point?
@@theoneandonly2025 funny, that did occur to me. Might be a little hard to dial in without running some fluid mechanics simulations!
Well, someone prints Benchy for an hour and a half and the result is much worse ... 😂
This thing really needs a speaker with Ricky Bobby's "gotta go fast" at the start of each print.
it's definitely shakin and bakin.
ruclips.net/video/-w9PukG97oQ/видео.html&ab_channel=TheAvalon33333 na this
This print is faster than my WiFi
Haha, we (GF and me) were very pleased reading your comment :) Thanks a lot!
Underrated comment
1000% underrated!
I love to see a full BOM and stls for all your amazing mods.
Will be announced here on my channel. I want it to deliver professionally to you and I want to see loads of people going like this on their Voron Zeros!
bunkers man bunkers, that was insane, now the questions is, how do we print at these speed and make the prints look even better also, might need to develop a new thermoplastic that can flow better and cools faster lol, this shows lot possibilities yet some limitations, either way great run!!!
but the print is failed.
Awesome! Next time don't forget to copy the voice over track to the right audio channel as well :D
Thanks a lot... Yeah this is an embarrassing mistake here. My ASIO settings seem to be messed up for months now, so I did not realize while recording/listening :/
@@247printing Pretty sure this happenes to everyone at some point :D
cant wait fro the day this speed is achievable on a cheap printer and then kids with better printers think this is slow
this reminds me of many video games / movies that have fabricators where you can make parts for things almost instantly. amazing job man, I want to eventually get my printer up to par with speeds like that. maybe not 3 minutes but 10-15 would be a solid goal in my books lol
Thanks a lot Miguel! With actual DIY printers (without tuning) your goal is very feasible 👍
It takes me longer to find the bench stl than it does for this to finish
Haha, same for me... These STLs always get lost on the hard drive :)
Even 3D printers have speedruns now XD
That looked soo cool, I have no idea how you made it this fast and stable but keep it up.
*_Oh, I beat that all the time. I can finish mine in around 50 seconds! Oh wait a minute, that's my Speedcubing(Rubik's Cube) time sorry._*
Oh my GOD.. Albert you absolute mad man! That is INSANE. I can't believe you even beat the best servo time all while staying within the rules. Truly a feat to be admired! Congratulations man! Can't wait to see what you do next!
Hey Mikkel! Thank you so much I really hope to see more from you soon :)
do failed prints count? half of it is missing and there's a big ball of filament in the bottom.
@@simplyengineering2350 print that finishes =\= failed print.
@@miklschmidt but it didnt finish... half of it is missing. incomplete = failure.
@@simplyengineering2350 Sure you can make your own interpretations of words, but this is all by the book. You can read the rules :)
Excellent work. The song "Push It To The Limit" was playing in my head as I watched.
You think it's a time lapse but then you see the timer count in realtime 😂
we are at the dawn of a new age where we can mass produce parts for everything really fast here on earth and in space even mars and beyond! We will achieve this with the technology being made right here!
On Mars the dust is going to be a problem for those rails!
I have a kind of similar feeling, but also some doubts concerning FDM tech. Some people were talking about "FDM is dead" some years ago. Apparently it isn't, but there surely are going to be limits we can't overcome. Looking forward to the next additive manufacturing tech hitting the mainstream! SLA/FDM will survive, but we need new approaches in the future.
@@247printing agreed. maybe instead of using filament we could find space rock and refine it into fine dust...? I don't really know right now but I think Fdm has potential to work on mars! my dream is to work at spaceX!
Can you show the extruder the next time? That thing must be pumping out filament like crazy
Couple things:
1. Jesus H. Christ that's fast
2. How strong are parts printed at this speed? You should print up some test samples and send them to Stefan/CNC Kitchen!
Considering the it looked like the infill didn't appear to be connected to much of the perimeter and the top layers aren't connected to the perimeter in multiple locations, I'd say the strength is pretty low. But this sort of competition isn't so much about strength, more about print speed. I do think that there should be a requirement that the fundamentals are completed properly to be considered a 'successful' print, eg - infill connected to bottom layers and perimeters, top layers connected to perimeters, no indistinguishable features etc.
I talked to Stefan: it’s on his list for future projects ☺️
@@247printing nice! With the temperature deformation on the chimney, can you even print a usable layer adhesion sample at these speeds?
BTW, you've gotten me to start trying speed prints on my somewhat stock ender 3. Got down to 55 minutes on my first attempt.
This is what I want to elaborate next: Use the machine for useful fast printing - everything is here, I just need to work on good slicing profiles and firmware settings for quality at speed. A speed quality benchy in 10min and less will be nice, but I also want to know how fast the production speed is now (for functional parts at quality)
@@247printing that's kinda what I want to do with my prints now after seeing the relatively good quality I got by just doubling all of the default speeds. Wish I had started doing this ages ago instead of spending 18 hours per print on bulk parts.
The hull of your benchy looks better mine, ptinted with ender 3 10 times slower. GOOD JOB
this is impressive as hell!!!! Really really nice you have my full respect! :D
Thanks a lot Nick! I hope to read you again soon!
My takeaway from this is that speed is great as long as you don't care about good bridging or top fill. This might be legitimately interesting for printing vases with a larger nozzle though.
Absolutely! Even though I really struggle in general with bridging in IdeaMaker - no problems with Prusa Slicer. I guess there is some bugs going on in IM :/
Soundwise, it looks like a plane ready to take off (or a vacuum cleaner but that's less impressive).
Haha yeah! To be honest: The noise is really annoying over time... I spent one day filming that run with multiple tries (random problems...)
That's really Insane mate. Definitely looking forward for fast quality benchy.
looking forward to more plastic in the trash. ocean full of benchy's let's celebrate.
Insane. Now I actually want to get my Ender working again and install Klipper
Great work! I know that you can do it even faster.
PSSSSSSST ;) Thanks a lot mate, nice to read you again!
Super fast print! Congrats. "She has a nice personality though" 😂 Ok, MirageC..... whatcha got? 👍👍
Thanks a lot! I am really looking forward to the next ultra high speed benchies from Vez, MirageC, Nitram, etc. !
Thank you for posting this! After last couple awful days this video was a godsend. Mood increased by a thousand percent!! :D
Hey buddy, I am so honored to read your comment and to be able to increase your mood! I wish you ALL THE BEST and I hope to read from you soon!
@@247printing Thank you :) Wünsche dir einen äußerst ausgezeichneten Tag!
@@chaicracker Danke dir! Das wünsche ich dir auch! Google Translator FTW :)
*I had to stop the video for a minute to gather my thoughts. What the hell was I seeing! I have 5 printers including a so-called fast ELEGOO Saturn and was looking at the KICKSTARTER Jupiter model which is supposed to be twice as fast as Saturn. But then I see this HOLY COW! Ok now let me go back and try to finish the video.*
Hey Rick, thanks a lot for stopping by and commenting - made my day!
Well done cooling system on your voron is quite powerfull and that benchy looks great for this speeds
Congratulation.
How would rotating the benchy 90 degrees have impacted the quality? I don't know a huge amount about 3D printing, but I feel like the cooling directed at the sides of the benchy instead of the front and back would make some amount of difference.
My guess is that acceleration along the x-axis is preferable to moving the entire gantry y-axis.
ohh i didn't consider that, good point
Even if I where to film an entire print and speed it up I don't think I'd even be close to this time, but at least I get a bit nicer finish, but that's not the aim here, great work :)
Thanks a lot Patrik!
normally you get a failed print and find half a print and lot of hair, with this you would find half a print across the room and a lot of hair
Great achievement! I love how the fans on your printer sound.
Thanks a lot James, thanks for joining here!
That thing smokes! While watching the video I thought about what about a quality benchy, now I'm waiting for it!
Hey Gabriel, thanks a lot - I'll show it soon!
This is what I thought 3d printing was like before I got a 3d printer. Amazing work!
Thanks Anya! FDM printing is really slow concerning commercial printers. I hope they'll adapt soon :)
But then reality hit 😂
This is crazy. You really made me rethink my 3D printer strategy here :D
Looking forward to the quality benchy. I'd like some other challenge, with print in place joints
Thanks a lot! I also hope there will be some demanding challenges soon!
Congratulations. That's a great achievement. I've seen worse Benchy's printed slower.
half the benchy is missing tho.
@Why So Serious? it's only benchy in the sense it's benchmarking but the benchmark score is incomplete very bad. It's better to start low then increase each print and on prints you're going to actually use. when you get one that you dont like then step it back. I dont see much sense in having a race to print something that no one will actually use for anything. a race to print useless stuff.
Been waiting on this day for a while now. Congrats on your couple of weeks of fame dude, before someone else inevitably beats this.
No doubt will hit front page of reddit if you post there again.
Time to set your sights to a sub 3 minute benchy!
Thanks a lot for your heart warming comment! Sub 3 won't be a problem - did some tests/thoughts on this, but I ran out of time... It was enough though. Reddit: I like browsing on Reddit, I likED uploading there, but my posts get removed constantly. I talked to the mods and I have the feeling: Rules are not clear, arbitrariness and lot's of time spending there on commenting was for the waste bin. I doubt I'll post there again :/
Wow, this is insane. Good job! I definitely want to see the quality run.
Качество то прям скажем не очень. вот если бы он за 3 минуты бенчи напечатал с высоким качеством, это был бы показатель. А разогнать можно почти любой принтак
Чукча не читатель? Иди, разгоняй, покажешь потом.
Wow wow wow!!! That's amazing. The quality places this at the top. This is going to be very very difficult to beat. Great work!!!!
Hey man, nice to read you! Thanks a lot! I really hope someone beats this soon, to go further!
This is incredibly impressive, watching the cabin arch appear at speed was wonderful. The quality isn't bad either. That's the best-looking sub-3:30 Benchy I've ever seen! LOL
Thanks Jon, so nice to read you again! It's even the only sub 03:30 benchy so far :) I hope some guys can beat my time soon and come up with great ideas in order to do so!
How many sub 3:30 benchy's did you see? ;)
@@247printing indeed. That's why it's the best I've ever seen!
Actually, it might be the best sub-4:30 Benchy I've seen too.
@@rmatveev I suspect I'm going to see quite a few in the coming months. A couple of months ago, I thought sub-4mins was not possible, but thanks to the brilliant and tenacious engineering by the speed Benchy community, I'm finding I should not get too attached to my low expectations.
@@JonS You really nailed it with this comment! It will be very exciting to see what will still be possible!
I don’t think this is what they mean when they say 3d printers can “rapid” prototype
You just raised the bar so high, even bargain bin printers will be faster in the years to come. Just seeing that speeds like this are possible is bound to inspire a lot of people. Also, it sounds amazing when it's printing just the cabin of the Benchy. 😆
Oh Jeremy, thank you so much for your comment - I REALLY hope the level of FDM will raise over the next years. The FDM consumer industry became really “boring” over the last years. If demonstrations like mine can help a tiny bit, I would be very pleased. 15min benchies (as a benchmark for everything) at high quality MUST be the goal to be the future standard for FDM!
Okay, 3 and a half min for the fastest, but as for the fastest quality one I would like to see a 15 min to see how accurate it can get the benchy
All things considered this is fantastic, thank you
Fast quality benchy incoming - announced in the end of the video. This is the most interesting part in checking out the tech improvement on this printer!
How much slower do you think your v0 would be with direct drive?
I try out as soon as I have built the V0.1 and I'll show here! Accelerations will have to be lowered significantly (for extrem speeds).
That was an awesome speed print! Looking forward to seeing the quality version next.
That was impressive, I feel at those speeds, the limitations are more due to the filament material than the machine. Still, it was a pretty awesome achievement!
Thanks a lot mate! You are absolutely right, extrusion flow is one of the biggest issue here. Nitram worked on a solution for this (CHT nozzle extender for Volcomosq) and published the result recently - another achievement to push it even further. I hope to try it soon and to show the results!
that 3d benchy doesn't look great but for that speed it looks really good
Looks great! Congratulations!!
Thanks Evan, nice to read you again!
i await to see your "quality bency" your title "The worlds fastest benchy" is just click bait, no one that takes 3d printing seriously would call that print a success, maybe you could do 2 minutes faster and end up with a pool of plastic on the bed and you could beat your record? you wasted my valuable time. thank you so much.
I am really sorry to waste your time! And I thank you for stopping by ❤️
-ABS doesnt need any cooling
-Hold my Volcomosq
Lol trying to print abs this fast would be such a nightmare. It's less that it doesn't need cooling and more that it doesn't like cooling. Get ready for a benchy blob.
ABS is easier to be printed fast and needs LOADS of cooling. Printed on ABS here :)
@@247printing there is an optimal pre-layer temperature for a new layer. Normal prints doesnt necessarily require, but since you are sick 😅 and working with seconds of layer time, needs a lot of cooling to print the actual layer on a solid material, not on a +200C semi-liquid filament layer
@@vas3dworkshop514 Yeah definitely! I am really curious about the sweetspots concerning layer-time / temperatures / coolin / speed / part strengths - thinking about some content on this!
Absolutely ridiculous, for a 3m print, damn...
Wow, that's freakin' crazy! Nice work on that printer build.
Thanks a lot mate!
oh heck yes! and its such a good benchy too!!
I never imagined trying a speed run on a benchy. Never even crossed my mind till now. I'm dying of both laughter and amazement!
Thanks Mike! The #speedboatrace opened my eyes to what is really possible with FDM printing 🤩
Thinking the issues you're facing at the moment is the amount of movement is causing the whole thing to shift slightly, can you weigh it down more so that it can't move? Might give you a a higher quality print.
Thank mate - yeah definitely some quality issues due to rigidity of the frame and the weight of the printer - next to fix!
Damn, you didn't even have to use an air compressor this time and did it with a faster time, you have my complete respect! Well done man!
Hey, nice to read you again! Yeah! Hand held air compressor is not the way to cool a fast benchy :)
if you play it on 2x speed it looks like a very slow timelapse
Those part cooling fans are nuts! I love your setup!
Wow, thanks a lot mate!
VERY fast Andre smithing at incredible hihg speed
Im gonna put this here because I think you have good potential to implement it, instead of carrying a heavy fan on the print head, use an air compressor or high back pressure onboard compressor that routs air through a “Bowden system” to get high flow air directly onto the part while keeping inertia very low.
Thanks a lot for sharing your ideas! Since I thought about improvements of the cooling, I had compressed air in mind, but never realized the idea (so far). There still is the Rat Rig V-Core-3 in my printer room waiting for some solutions to reduce moved masses and improve the cooling. I'll remember you when working on concepts!
A gcode ready air compressor? Where do they sell those?
@@supafly77784 well the fan onboard is being controlled through gcode, using a 12-24 volt compressor, keep in mind it doesn’t have to be huge, you could wire it the same way, alternatively, use external compressor with a variable valve or solenoid that is controlled through the same gcode output.
@@gregoryredlon4186 valve or solenoid is what I would probably use, that way you could utilize the tank of an air compressor and the compressor wouldn't be running constantly.
My congrats!!! The best speed run have I ever seen....
Thanks a lot mate, thanks for stopping by!
Wow！！！ Impressive!!!
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Wow. I don't know how much faster we could go without sacrificing quality
Hey Paul! We'll see soon, announced in the end of the Video!
Hell yeah there you go going crazy again! Clearance to take-off on the cooling system, when V1 achieved the hull was already half way through, and really, I wasn't expecting a chimney at all on those speeds, nice!
Next you'll be filming it in slow motion, time lapses are a thing of the past!
...and here I am, pinching the last bytes of memory on my Arduino Mega + RAMPS board to get UBL working with all the rest with latest Marlin 2.0.9...
Thank you so much! The cooling system works really great and I am pleased that there still is lots of potential in speed and quality. Slicer profile is not much optimized yet and I'll do CFD-simulation to optimize the airflow pointing to the nozzle. 4swe from the speedboat discord is going to help me!
Damn that machine amazing when those cooling fans start spinning up, Well-done looks amazing
I guess it's time for sub ambient cooling :D
So awesome!
Looks burned, but at this sppeds is no wonder😂
he read my mind at the end. its cool to watch them print fast but i dont care as much when the print quality is so poor. Seeing how fast they can print a high quality one will be truly interesting. regardless this was impressive, congratulations on the awesome build.
Yeah but think of the tweaking involved... If that's your thing. Benchys are benchmarks to give you a rough idea of what to do/change to achieve better quality. If we can do it on slow prints, surely it can be done to fast prints too.
This is really crazy fast. Personally I would not be happy with the quality of the print though
Me neither, but quality is not the focus here - it’s going to the limits. Like I announced in the quality check in the end: I’ll show the quality benchy next
Well done again! Not fooling around with the protective face mask and everything. Wise man 😎
Heyy Maze, nice to read you and thanks a lot! I was very careless with my health and printed over 100 (ABS+) Benchys at high temp not being protected. Now: Severe allergies to ABS... Skin... respiratory tract. My new learning: Wear gloves to stop peeling of the skin on the fingers... Annoying, but unfortunately mandatory now :/
@@247printing that sounds serious indeed, sorry to hear buddy! But always a good idea to protect yourself when pushing your machine to the max while looking at it up close 👍
Definitely, yeah... I am too careless too often - until it hurts :) But I can live with it (mask / gloves / etc.) while recording ABS prints :)
That quality with less time yo man great 👍
This is insane, my ender 5 takes hours to do this. Seeing the bed vibrate that much is probably not great for quality on higher layers but god damn she's a ripper!
Thanks a lot! The bed is really one of the bottlenecks right now for quality and speed (including the frame).
Hours? If an Ender-3 can do it in under 30 minutes, you're doing it wrong.
@@alejandroperez5368 with what settings though? My e5 does take hours with 0.16 mm layer height and a few other settings to optimize quality but it can go faster if I print low quality junk.
3D printing in sci-fi movies be like:
this is perfection, or at least very close. even the cooling ducts are perfect to only cool the topmost layer, i love it!
Victor, thanks a lot! I hope to read you again 🤩
im genuinely afraid of this printer
honestly the video as a whole is great, im impressed with the boat! the hull looks awesome, I really want to see you print a plate full of benchys at this speed to see how the increased layer time affects the overall quality of a full plate
great work
Thanks a lot Keith for stopping by and thanks for this awesome challenge you set up for us!
Cool I just finished the first layer.
FCKIN NYOOM
HAHA, thank you!!
How about trying half the speed? 500mm/sec, then if it is ok go to 750
Oh, no 1000mm/s involved here (it’s the Max Speed i printed on this) - it’s lowering speed and acceleration a bit and you’ll get quality - I’ll show in the next video!
Great job! Interested to see how much 'quality' run takes. But is it possible to print anything structurally sound at these speeds? How well is abs layer adhesion with this amount of cooling?
When doing the quality benchy it is the time to also check speeds/acceleration for daily printing on this beast. Never really tried out, mostly "feasibility studies" :)