Excellent video! I saw for the first time a video of a Stereolithography printer in action 5 minutes ago, and I was stupefied and thought "it will probably take me a while to figure out how this alien-like manufacturing process is working". This video ousted any ambiguity in less than 2 minutes.
I don’t think it’s quite fast or large-scale enough to take off as much as FDM yet, but the unmatchable quality that it brings will definitely make it the future of 3D printing, especially where detail is essential.
in order to make the flower, the pilars to hold it, would one have to make the pilars in the model right? or it automatically designs a series or holding structures?
But the point of the hammer was to test the resin, not the carabiner. If you're ever relying a home-made carabiner to support the weight of a human on a climb, you're probably about to have a very bad day.
@@veryInteresting_ Damn, I have all sort of carabiners that I use in my back packs to carry all sorts of stuff like Water Bottles and Pouches. Nobody is going climbing mt. Everest with these. Don't be such a negative nancy lol
This printer is an absolute disaster for commercial use. We've been using it in our business for 1 year now and have trouble with it every 2 or 3 weeks: tanks not recognized, cartrdiges not recognized, non adherance to the build platform. We also had to have the optical system recalibrateDon't get me wrong: when it prints it does a fantastic job, but this machine has some serious reliability issues... We're going to look for another (proffesional) brand.
+Volguus I don't know what you're talking about. A *nice* filament printer of build quality similar to this one (will still have lower resolution) will cost you about 2000-2500 usd. This costs 3500 about 50-75% more expensive.
+DJGuppy321 I could specify that I am a technical guy so kits don't scare me, thus I got a Velleman K8400 Vertex for 700 Euro. It performs just as good (sometimes better) as Ultimaker and Zortrax and the 2000-3000 Euro FFF printers you're thinking of. So for me the Form1+/Form2 is indeed 500% more and I would certainly expect for that increase (or even the "small" 50-75% increase you quote) that quality is much better!
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Excellent video! I saw for the first time a video of a Stereolithography printer in action 5 minutes ago, and I was stupefied and thought "it will probably take me a while to figure out how this alien-like manufacturing process is working". This video ousted any ambiguity in less than 2 minutes.
I don’t think it’s quite fast or large-scale enough to take off as much as FDM yet, but the unmatchable quality that it brings will definitely make it the future of 3D printing, especially where detail is essential.
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Fun fact: you just helped a kid here for their engineering test :)
This technology is really amazing.
Good video. Never had any idea that this is one of the way of 3D printing.
Maybe I’m just getting old or something but this shit blew my mind. Lol
nah, this is some dark magic level shit
This technology was first patented in 1986. So you're not old :D
underrated video. transfixed
Where can I download that flower.
hey, idk if you still care or if you already found it but maybe on www.thingiverse.com/
Lol
How do you use this machine, we have at the Makers pace but no one knows how to get it started... help ?
Are there SLA resins that can withstand submersion in ethanol?
in order to make the flower, the pilars to hold it, would one have to make the pilars in the model right? or it automatically designs a series or holding structures?
Yes, there is software that generates these structures for you. Just might need configuration on your part.
I definitely need one of these..
The hammer test wasn’t revealing of the critical function of a carabiner - it’s tensile strength
But the point of the hammer was to test the resin, not the carabiner. If you're ever relying a home-made carabiner to support the weight of a human on a climb, you're probably about to have a very bad day.
That's just a fancy keychain at best.
@@veryInteresting_ Damn, I have all sort of carabiners that I use in my back packs to carry all sorts of stuff like Water Bottles and Pouches. Nobody is going climbing mt. Everest with these. Don't be such a negative nancy lol
Wow amazing vedio👏👏
build height how much? direct casting how many resigns avilable?
excellent
very nice video!
is it valid for liquid material?
very nice
what is scope for metals ??
excelent!
Where can I buy it
Thanks!
im here from my manufacturing class xD
Hi,
Thanks for the video. Is Filament Printing same as FDM?
Yes. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is another name for Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF).
@@joelx1234 thank you for clarifying
Anyone know of a diy version?
ruclips.net/video/DLzxrzFCyOs/видео.html this is the video i used to make a small scale DIY version.
Cool
RPD paper tomorrow
The resin produces alot of toxic fumes while heated by the printer.
still can't understand
This printer is an absolute disaster for commercial use. We've been using it in our business for 1 year now and have trouble with it every 2 or 3 weeks: tanks not recognized, cartrdiges not recognized, non adherance to the build platform. We also had to have the optical system recalibrateDon't get me wrong: when it prints it does a fantastic job, but this machine has some serious reliability issues... We're going to look for another (proffesional) brand.
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And yet, no great rush to point out how the printer that works 500% better costs 500% more. You get what you pay for.
+Volguus I don't know what you're talking about. A *nice* filament printer of build quality similar to this one (will still have lower resolution) will cost you about 2000-2500 usd. This costs 3500 about 50-75% more expensive.
+DJGuppy321 I could specify that I am a technical guy so kits don't scare me, thus I got a Velleman K8400 Vertex for 700 Euro. It performs just as good (sometimes better) as Ultimaker and Zortrax and the 2000-3000 Euro FFF printers you're thinking of. So for me the Form1+/Form2 is indeed 500% more and I would certainly expect for that increase (or even the "small" 50-75% increase you quote) that quality is much better!
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yeah definitely makes sense to test a carabiner by hitting it with a hammer, not testing it for intended use.