Top 3 Korean 3D printing technologies that are on a different level.
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- Опубликовано: 5 май 2024
- Top 3 Korean 3D printing technologies that are on a different level.
1. The process of mass-producing LED Signboard with high-performance 3D printers. LED signboard in Korea
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2. process of making a silicone arm in Korea's state-of-the-art 3D
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3. process of making custom wigs for bald people. Korea's wig king, wig master
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The hand was simply spectacular to watch ! Thank you !
great, excellent, wonderfull
The video is clickbait, nothing special. In the first part, only the frame is 3D printed, the rest is all done by hand. The second and third technologies generally involve more milling and manual work. Bad video. I would understand if they showed how a person’s ear is printed from living tissue, this is an achievement, and this is not 3D printing technology.
Excellent skills and craftsmanship on display, the end products are truly impressive
Hello, what are the liquid colored things you use? Is it epoxy? Can someone who knows the answer write it?
Ролик совсем не о 3D печати, а о производственных процессах протезирования и рекламы... Никакого другого уровня 3D печати нет. Хотя производственный процесс и сам ролик интересные. Научитесь правильно называть ролики.
Challenge: Name a movie with a memorable scene featuring production machinery!"
You deserve a Nobel Prize.🇵🇸🇵🇸🙏🏻
Nice video, but why music?
This is sick! I bet on the scale it's level Paladin! Keep on, is very captivating to see the potential of craftsmanship. 👍
I liked the music ❤
none of the printers were next level. You showed a boden printer (which I honestly consider to be obsolete), a resin printer, and again resin, but with CNC and lathe as well. The only thing interesting was the application and the end product. And the most interesting parts were done by hand anyway.
Est-ce qu'une bobine enroulée dans votre champ de vision suffit à distinguer la numérotation à l'image de la partie scannée? De ces documents
You know what's amazing? The following: The big problem with our western society, is outsourcing all production. Because there is absolutely NOTHING special about this. It's just a production process. I'm an ICT pro, but switched in 2016 to woodworking (one man company), I build my own CNC router (Computer Numerical Control, It just reads lines of plain plain text called 'g-code' to go to a specific coordinate and then reading the comment that is has to print or route), because at that time it was inaffortable to buy one as a small company, My routing table was slightly bigger than the printers they use, but the same, 3-axis. Then its just a matter of desgining something in a CAD program. Use CAM to create the STL's and let your printing software slice it and save it as a g-code file. Companies do this for decades.
When I had an order to route a logo in tripple A wood, something on request that needed glow in the dark epoxy. I just draw it in autoCAD made the routing plan in CAM , used a v-carve (is this case) mathod and exported as a g-code file, you start the router, loed your g-code and will route it for you. After thath, you fill the pockets with the expoxy, sand it all flat and finish it. I used all different types of polymeres. If you want a rounded design chair, you create two molds one for the outside and one for the other side, then you use epoxy to layer sheets of wood (lake the layers in ply wood) And let it dry for 24-48 hours.. Just basic technique. So this hand is actually the least impressive thing. Because he just made a frikkin mold man. with silicone or some ather flexible polymer. The most impressive thing was the robot arm that scanned and made a 3-d model. So actually the kuddos must go to the guy that wrote the software. After the scan it was just opening the file in de 3D-printing software and use a resin printer. Don't get me wrong, off course it's craftmanship to finish and spray paint it, but there are tons of people who are probably even way better. You need to pratice those things. 30 to 40 years ago all production was done here in the Netherlands. Nobody was amazed and nobody filmed it, because it was just another craft. And now, young generation are seeing this and thinking there is a miracle going on. And the theeth, I don't even start..
Just to make clear A printer, a routing table, a 3d printer, sticker plotter, and so one.. Are just CNC machines using a different toolhead to make something. And actually the printers they used, where slow, and serouisly poor printing. This is the crap you buy at Aliexpress.
Do you really think that you fake theeth comes from a magical wizard somewhere in Asia? WE OUTSOURCED. And that's a huge problem. Start by stopping wondering about these 'miracles' and start something you like to make, never done it, record that and post your progression on YT. That's valuable contect, this is just another process from some small factories out of probably thousands more.
I liked the video, but sorry guys, it's just another production process and it's worrying me very much that the knowlegde cap is so huge. We almost completely rely on those countries and that's not a good thing.
Based on the video showed, it's clearly on the lower level of manufactor...Look at the quality of the parts, It's probably enough for the job but... Not impressive at all.
Hello friend have a nice day amazing video
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is all acrylic enamel paint transperanet like that?
ugh taking that goo glove off hah 12:36
The arabic characters is wrong
Thank you. But... may I ask for the model of the mouse? at 0:37
the colored light boxes sure are faster and cheaper than using the bambulabs ams!
But 1/3 the size.
none of these are on a different level compared to just about every other 3D printer company the only thing somewhat next level os the size of the printer and thats mot even next level to whats out there but nonthe less cool vodeo i enjoyed watching it
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The link to .kr is not secure, how come?
That's an operation with low efficiency. And, they need to think about how they use those tools and improve by getting better tools.
Hi. Is it ABS?
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STL ? 😂😂😂
Покажите же вы сначала результат, затем процесс изготовления, ну как этого можно не понимать...🤬
The amount off plastic used, what hope has man!!!
The most common plastics in 3D printing are more eco friendly as they are biodegradable.
3D printing is also more eco friendly because of lower material wastage.
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