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Okay I’m absolutely in love with this concept but what are the differences between your kit and the other positron kits besides price? Is there a huge difference in quality or any missing features?

but can it be fit into a filament box?

HDR killing me

Great preview of the assembly process and goes to shows this is better suited to a thinkerer and I wouldn't recommend to a novice or something that doesn't have the tools needed. Personally I would love to build one of these. As a safety precaution I would recommend more caution around the power supply, especially about insulating that bottom facing part with the circuit board with something more suitable than simple duck tape as a more pointier pin can poke through the tape, maybe a thin fr4 circuit pcb without any traces. Also i wonder if imf interference to the electronics has been considered as the power supply is missing its metal sheelding.

practical for end user

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Amazing. Still not cheap, like you expect in DIY, anyway thx for posting this video - inspiring. Mb some day i'll make one in that design.

interesting video, are you interested in reviewing Fixdry filament dryer box?

Please sell a kit with absolutely all components so we can just buy and assemble.

Will the spacers for the motor shaft modification be included in the build kit?

Best new model 3d printer. A truly new 3D printer.

Dude, this is seriously impressive. Very cool!

Always wanted to build a Positron. Was going to wait for the LDO kit to come out, but this kit is so reasonably priced. What parts need to be self sourced if you get the custom parts bundle?

Did the original creator not get hired by a big company and put under an NDA? edit: joined the KRALYN discord and saw the following update: As a result of the Positron Project, Kralyn was offered a Dream Job at a major 3D Printing Company. Not wanting to pass that offer up, and to help support his family, Kralyn took the offer. Sadly, this company has a HEAVY restriction on what it's employees can do outside of work in relation to 3D Printing Projects. As such, Kralyn has been barred from working on the Positron Project as to comply with his NDA and Non-Compete agreement. This was a heavy pill to swallow, and we tried to work around it, but the pipeline we have is very small, and very restricted. As to whome hired him, I've not been officially permitted to say, nor have I been told I can't tell, so we're airing on the side of caution, and just keeping quiet on it, so that we don't get Kralyn in trouble. All I can say, is that if you are curious, this company is known for being secretive, and is often touted as one of the most premier 3D Printing Companies in the US.

What if I can't print ABS tho? Also you skipped over the software part

Hey by the way this video did not need to be recorded in hdr lol, the bits with the schematics where eye-searingly bright, great video though keep up the good work 🤘

It looks great! Now...just to decided the colors and get the money... sad the wife doesn't desire to have any imput in any form...

Terrific!

Such an amazing product !!!

Thank you for the information

Loved the video

Great video! Inspiring and confidence building for the future of the positron/journeymaker project

Looking good can't to see what you do next

Awesome 3D printer 👍

Awesome! How much did it cost to build the printer?

Great Video, Really love the color scheme

Absolutely bonkers, such a cool 3d printer

I had a lot of trouble following you but I'm a blonde so there's that...

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*Just some improvement ideas* One cool and easy way to make it lighter and portable is by using an external 140W USB C adapter, possibly GaN adapters because they are lighter and more efficient. Most people carry one for their laptops and phone anyway so this would save them some weight. 140W may not be enough to heat up the bed super quick but once it is up to the required temp, 140W should be enough to hold the temp. Maybe a detachable foam cover could be placed on the bed to trap some heat and reduce power usage.

Beautiful

Maybe changing to a magnetic rail system would make the printer easier to make portable?

great vid but please start using a script, you keep saying stuff like "the" and "um" alot

If it was battery powered I would buy it.

i neeedd itt...

Thats insane! Exactly what the inventor wanted to see!

I’m wondering what’s an example of a situation where someone would need this / a 3D printer on demand as kit? Not in a way where I think it’s silly I just kind of want to justify getting one and am wondering what’s afew real world moments where someone will (even in a specific industry) would need one randomly/ or consistently

it would be sick if you could make a built in battery pack that is maybe detachable for the ultimate portability.

Definitely interested in a Full Kit or even a Ready-2-Go printer...! 😁🤙🏼

One issue I see with printing upside down is bridging and overhangs. Instead of drooping down, usupported material droops "up" potentially catching on the nozzle on the next layer. Do you have to adjust your design and slicing for this printer, or is this a non-issue?

I really want one of these, but I don’t really trust myself to build it myself. I would absolutely pay extra to have a fully assembled version to buy online.

that's so sick, thank you for all you did (although it's still pretty costy, but yeah)

Amazing

nice , can't wait to built it

I might join this discord. Don’t have much to contribute, but I want to get into 3D printing so I’ll lurk and learn

Definitely a Canadian. Sounds American but pronounced Z as “zed” rather than “zee”

Good job! Canadian proud! 🇨🇦

I was in a constant state of pog throughout this entire video lmao

The revision to the magnet connection does, on the outside, seem better but I have a feeling that it will create further issues in the future. That's quite a lot of resistance on the connector and a small window of opportunity for the pcb connection coming off the plate to perfectly align and slide into the opposing connection. On top of that I'd imagine a press fit / tension connector like that likely can't withstand tons of repeated removal and insertion. I'd weigh your options and continue to look around and find something that may be a bit more accessible and easily repairable / replaceable. Personally using some sort of ribbon style pcb(s) with magnetic connections may be a good route to look into. A lot of keyboard designers have implemented this into their cases to connect the pcb to the usb-c port.

Why upside down should be the most asked question. Not “wouldnt it fall..”