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ME 3DP
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2020
3D printing, robotics, and engineering!
STL Files can be found on ME3DP.us
STL Files can be found on ME3DP.us
AR3 6 Axis Robot with Tool Changer
Custom-designed AR3 robot tool changer. Downloadable free print files!
Step Files @ www.ME3DP.us
Music @ www.Bensound.com
Step Files @ www.ME3DP.us
Music @ www.Bensound.com
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Flexible Filament Ender 3
มุมมอง 21K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Tips and tricks for printing flexible filament on the Ender 3. STL files for Direct Drive conversion kit. Link to Direct Drive STL @www.me3dp.us/ Link to Direct Drive Kits @www.ebay.com/itm/143920955197 Link to Installation Video @th-cam.com/video/HfvumsMgzNE/w-d-xo.html Music: Bensound.com
Automating My Morning Routine
มุมมอง 15K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Robot-operated Keurig makes coffee. Annin Robotics AR3 closed-loop 6-axis robot.
Automating my Ender 3!
มุมมอง 10K3 ปีที่แล้ว
A short tutorial of how I used Octoprint and the Enclosure Plugin to automate my Ender 3 with the AR3 robot. Music: www.bensound.com
AR3 Robot with Stereo Vision!
มุมมอง 9K3 ปีที่แล้ว
Intel RealSense D415 camera using stereo depth to filter parts by height. Using OpenCV to find circular parts. Annin Robotics AR3 robot. Creality Ender 3, 3D printer printing Amazon TPU.
Excellent work!
Wats the filament type and where can i buy it
That is really cool. Good work. I have a robot arm running the AR4 software. When I get it fully functional, I would like to try something like this, too. I also have in mind for it to tend a small CNC router, too.
using NEMA17 ? ar3 open source ?thinking on building ar2 ..any difference ? barista to be
wats the difference between ar2,3 and 4?
Can someone please tell me who makes bio-degradable and flexiable, filament?
I was on pins and needles here, hoping you'd get the cup underneath on time! I'm building an AR-4 now (as of 3d ago). Please tell us more about your AutomationDirect PLC, which one, etc.
I am having trouble finding geared stepper motors I have nema 17 and all but planetary gear box is an issue ... Is there any alternative to this or where can I get
hey pro How much is your robot's payload?
Are you going to attempt to use this for some sort of automated Quality Control Inspection of printed parts? Could be a neat project
Time to print a pocket pussy
Do you have this tan off a switch panel/ button panel where you press a button a no the robot does programmed command?
What is this filament and what is the Sha hardness?
The filament is Amazon TPU and the hardness is 95A
Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot gear 30 years experience ,
Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot gear , joint gear reducer, over 30 years experience ,
can it pick up a steel bar about 1.5 lbs and press it against something (vertical) with enough force to buck a rivet? how many lbs of force can it apply in such a situation?
I don’t think it could, the payload is 4kg I believe
@@me3dp439 4kg is 10 lbs, that's pretty good. can you put a scale on the wall and measure how much force it can push with?
how much force can the arm apply? I wonder if it could position a 1.5 lb bucking bar for aircraft riveting? did you buy the parts kit? how much you figure spent to get it all working?
Great work!
Nice, I also want to automate my upcoming farm. I have hardly any experience with the integration of robots, so this help me very well. Your actuators are 42 Stepper Motors? How much weight can you put on them? My idea is to change the print face with the Robot. The UR10 have enough Power lift the Print face, the Price of them is for a privat Person a little bit to high. So I'm currently looking for an alternative. So i want build a Portalrobot in front of the 3D Printers, the only problem is the Power of the Stepper Motors.
@Melchie777 Hey, nur so mal gefragt. Ist irgendwas aus deiner 3D-Druck Farm Automatisierung geworden? Welche Lösung hast du dann letzendlich genommen?
@@maxcimander188 Leider ist bis jetzt nichts daraus geworden aus verschiedenen Gründen. Zum einen schrecken mich die aktuell gestiegenen Unterhaltskosten sehr ab, die Umsetzung meiner Prototypen hat zu lange gedauert und zum anderen fehlt mir leider die Zeit. Das Thema Automatisierung werde ich aber dennoch in Zukunft mal angehen. Meine 3D Drucker Sammlung hat sich auch reduziert und aktuell habe ich auch nur noch 2 3D Drucker für den privaten gebrauch in Benutzung. Tatsächlich habe ich aber einen neuen sehr interessanten Ansatz für die Automatisierung gefunden der für jeden erschwinglich ist. Hierbei werde ich von Robotern weggehen und lieber mit 2 zusätzlichen steppermotoren arbeiten. Diese sollen durch ein Hakensystem die bedruckte Platte abziehen und eine neue Platte aufziehen.
@@Melchie777 ja eine ähnliche lösung hätte ich dir auch empfohlen. Ein weiterer Tipp ist, die Platte nicht schon zugeschnitten zu kaufen, sondern eine sehr große Platte kaufen und die einzelnen printbeds daraus schneiden. Gibt n paar Anbieter dafür im Internet
Nice man!
Cool!
Excellent!
Bad ass
good job man
Dou you use stock stepper motor?
No, I replaced stock stepper motor with a pancake stepper
Amazing, keep up the good work. I think you should use PromoSM!! ! Lots of people are using it to promote their videos!
Do you have discord? Ive got an ar3 but know about 1/10th of what you do. Would love to pick your brain about automating my plastic injection machine with my ar3
Email me, me3dp1@gmail.com
How big is the control box of this robot? Where you recommend buying it?
It’s about 12”x18” and I would purchase through www.anninrobotics.com
Truly great... could I get your contact no or email id
My email is in my bio
Looks like that robot is drunk 😂
What range of repeatable accuracy are you seeing with the AR3?
Good start, you can 3d print a kinematic lock instead of flat walls for the mating surface. Can also make it lockable by rotation .
Хороша робота, завжди чекаю нових відео.
Why are the movements so slow? Is the bottleneck the cpu speed or power supply or the algorithms or is it on purpose? If on purpose, why so?
It was not on purpose, just due to the fact that I programmed the robot at that speed, and never changed it afterward
@@me3dp439 thanks for letting me know!
What atrocity of movement precision :p. I loved it, its really hard to build this type of robots.
What's with all the pasta at 1:37? Very cool BTW.
I do that to prime the nozzle
Awesome work. I'd definitely need a robot that can prepare a cup of coffee
Is this robot ready to go to small factories, or is still instable?
Yes, it’s a stable platform
Really considering one of the AR3 builds. Nice work man !! How long did it take you?
It took me about 20-30 hours
@@me3dp439 Jesus christ, it took me like 100+ 😂😂😂
If you are going to make more videos.... perhaps? Get the arm to do the rest of the work... open the Keurig, remove the old capsule and throw it away.
very cool channel! what's your favorite 3D printer?
It’s a three way tie between the ender 3, sidewinder X1 and the flashforge creator pro
@@me3dp439 thanks for the reply! im just getting into robotics and 3D printing and looking to build my own set up. Best of luck to you!
Did you use an arduio?
Yes the robot uses an arduino for I/O
Amazing job. Thanks for sharing. It's a dream to make one. I'm studying motion control and it could be a great aplication. Best wishes.
Where did you get this robot?
Anninrobotics.com
Asian parents: What a minute long execution for coffee! No don of mine will be hired by Elon Musk if took one minute! Faster! More efficiency!
Good job. I recently finished my AR3 but I couldn’t tweak to run smoothly yet. My recent posts are on Instagram under sertengineering username.
Hell yeah my dude, impressive and practical
great job. how many hours did it take to get it to this stage?
It took me about 15 hours total with design and programming
Good job!! You can add a pump for the water and it will be fully automated
Good job on your AR3 robot build. Also good to see you experimenting with various use cases. If you ever want to do any collaboration with robotics and more specifically PLC/PAC integrations, reach out to me.