A real FUNCTIONING 3D Printed Train Horn! Loudest 3D print on Earth!
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2022
- The Loudest 3D printed object on Earth! At Around 142db at 1 meter this thing directly compares to a real Nathan Airchime. The horn
Was printed up by a Welluidend Stimmung Fabrication.
Welluidend Stimmung Fabrication which are Dutch & German words. Welluidend is a Dutch word & is pronounced Well-Oh-Dent which means musical or melodious. Stimmung is a German word & is pronounced Sh-Tim-Ung which means atmosphere / feeling / quality.
Bells 0,1,2,3,4a,5 are available along with a Gull wing style manifold. Taking around 6 days to print the bells & manifold are made from a material called P.E.T.G. or Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol.
The gaskets & nozzle are made from another type of plastic called T.P.U. or Thermoplastic Polyurethane
They are rated for 95-145psi and require 1/2in airline although 3/8 would probably work just fine as there is a restrictor installed in the base just like what you would find in a real Nathan Airchime P5 Train Horn. “NewCast” and “Old Cast” horns have always been in the hobby. These are referred to “Print Cast” bringing a new P horn type into the market.
Here is a link to the Face book page where these horns will be offered for sale complete and in parts.
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This is a feat of engineering! It sounds just like a real OC p5!!
The only problem is having the price being so close to a real train horn, I don't think I could justify buying basically a more fragile P5 at the same cost. (but I understand it probably wasn't cheap to develop this). Don't get me wrong, this is really cool! That 0 bell is a godsend for those who want the sound of one but can't afford a real one.
The price isn’t 100% set yet. I do understand what you mean though. Also you are correct about the 0 bell! I have a feeling that’s going to be a popular print! And yes many hours and lots of work went into this design.
Want a rare train horn but can't find it except for ones that are worth more than you? Just 3D print it. 😂
This is just AWESOME!!! I want to try this sometime!
I have been wanting to get a P3 for a long time but never had the extra money for one, I think I'm going to wait a while before I print one or get one.
Thanks for the post and I love your stuff.
Damn that's good 👍
Can you do a video on how these diaphragms work? And just the types of train horn diaphragms in general?
I think it sounds best in the P5A configuration
Very very cool!!! Probably gonna see if I can get one for the P01235 setup! Did they say if they would do Leslie horns or any others too?
Sweet!! K horns and M horns are supposedly in the works. Not sure about Leslie’s yet
@@TheHornKing Ok. Can't wait to see what they have in store!
I assume these are compatible with actual P5s? Ie putting a 4A or 0 on an actual P5
Cool horn! Now the big question is can it hold two more bells? (A P7x)
The P5 and P5A version, the wobble when you open it up sounds like a K5LLA
Going to be interesting to hear a K horn once he gets those out
Wild, I wonder how they hold up. Is there plans for others?
Possibly some K series horns because the developer showed off some k series models a few months ago on facebook
It sounds like a leslise s5d
Ferromex didn't have old cast P5 anyting. Ferromex uses New Cast P5 for GP40-2 3024 (FNM scheme) in 2012, not old cast.
You should try mounting this to the horn mount under your car to do a long term durability test.
Not sure how well the manifold would hold up to big bumps but then again it might. I might throw it under there one day
@@TheHornKing Yeah.
Will you get a 3D printed K5LLA?
K5s and M horns are in the works
I really like the idea of this but this would not last. I have 3d printed many things and strength always lacked. If ya were to bolt this somewhere and hit a hard bump or bump into it you would easy snap a bell off. If they made stronger plastic this would be worth the price.
PETG is pretty strong, I've been running 3D printed car parts and they hold up really good. However I am worried about the long one though.
Maybe if you put them in a small metal cage they would be more protected? Or mount it on the interior of whatever the vehicle is.
"hard" TPU never breaks. Not sure it works acoustically though.
See, my biggest concern was just the length, expeeshilly to put this under a vehicle like most people do. I have seen aluminum bells get chipped or broken. Plastic would not stand a chance expeisly exposed to road elements.
Hey Mr. The King, I found a guy selling a #1 P horn and other p series horn. How can I send you the info?
Hey man Iv got a Instagram you can message me on
@@TheHornKing ok cool thank you. I just sent you the info.
Now the $ 64,000 dollar question ?
Can he print Lesley horns ?
All styles ?
STL?
I asked the guy who made it, but unfortunately he said he's not giving it out, because it apparently cost him an arm and a leg to develop
So may I suggest the name (much to my buddy's, the manufacture, dismay) we refer to these horns as "Print-Cast"?
I'm sat here contemplating what I can give up on in order to afford one of these. He's done such a good job on them and, assuming he's still on with the idea, has lined up that I should get SN-0 (I think it was funny, and he agrees).
Also, not sure if he's asked about this, but it was something I was always curious about: Could you possibly do a video of mixing these bells in with Nathan P horns, both new and old, so as to see how well they blend in on a mix-cast horn?
That’s an interesting idea mixing them. Yea I’ll try that out in a future video. And thanks for the “print cast” term. I’ll throw that in the description. And yes I agree. So much work went into this print. It’s defiantly visible when looking at these in person.
Now the $ 64,000 dollar question ?
Can he print Lesley horns ?
All styles ?❤
He’s supposedly working on the design