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- Jonathan Brand is an artist from New York and created a life-size 3D printed 1972 Honda CB500 motorcycle.
Isn't this one of the most amazing 3D prints you've ever seen?
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From an artistic standpoint, the printed bike is worth more than the real thing. Much much more.
how come and why? i never understood art.. but i am curious.
@@jacobtran4010 Because some stupid riche (from parents most of the time) people have time and money to spend. They will probably think something like "we can feel the générosity of the 3d printer who appear on this white plastic motorbike, like the snow coming from the sky in a cold winter." or some bullshit like that... it's a good opportunity for people who want to make money, giving the opportunity to rich people to think they are someone special owning special item...
@@igor-fk3vv LOL That! is sort of remind me when it come to 'art' critique
@@recklessglitch Waw actually it talk a lot to me, a 500cc 2 stroke right ? I ride motocross since i'm young and u own one of my favorite. Can u find more for this price ?
So beautiful. I love it. It feels like you are looking at a ghost or an x-ray of the motorcycle. Great work.
As a motorcyclist and a 3d printer myself I am impressed. Definitely a fine work of art. It should be in a museum. You could probably have bought a couple of old cb500s for the price of the pla but you made something unique and incredible. Hopefully you will go on to more great projects. Great stuff!
It's fricken ART people. I can't believe all these fools asking and saying "does it run?", "what a waste of a project", "can think of better things to print with a 3-D printer".... This video shows just how cool the 3-D printer is. It shows the multitude of things you can do with a 3-D printer. Nothing more. I think it's awesome myself. Quit picking on this man. He showed us something new and cool.
Johnathan is a special guy, someone must take car of him and give him a good job!!
It's looks like a radiology of the motorcycle, that's beautiful!
It feels amazing and if it can be used on the road, it will definitely catch everyone's attention
Well, its beautiful. that's for certain.
Build anything but ships & bridges , WOW !
What an amazing work of art.
So many critical comments - respect the hard work he has done someone!!
I like it. As art.
Damn! 😳 That takes some dedication, it looks good though! 😃😃
I approve 👍
It's very very cool and 10,000 miles per gallon, ...is the best!
Yes he could, but he is an artist and what he created is amazing. He went on a ride with what he did. A ride that everyone can share with him.
A Miracle of Misapplied Ingenuity.
Magnificent, congratulation Mr. Brand.
art is the real idea, excelent work
One word...Beautiful ☺👍
A work of love. Nice job.
Absolutely Amazing! Way to go Jonathan! I'd love to interview him on the Printing Everyday Podcast!
I wish I can have Ultimaker for my 3d printer.. maybe in the future some day.
You say that you could never own a motorcycle? Why not? With the money and time you put into this, you could easily get a motorcycle.
Next step is to print it color! ❤️
Beautiful excellent 👍🏻😎🎸
Looks like those crayfish of those transparent fishes with whiskers
A BIG MAN MERRY HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM DALLAS TEXAS A BRO IM SO LIKE INTO 3D PRINTING EVER SINCE I FIRST HEARD ABOUT IT BUT I RUN INTO SO MANY HURDLES IN LIFE AND I JUST WANNA SAY GREAT JOB SIR
Beautiful!
Dude, that is WAAYYYY BOSS! I am sure you could sell that to a collector and get enough money to buy an actual motorcycle!
he has multiple 2K+ 3d printers if he really wanted a bike he could've been had one for 2k
SICK!!
Great job!
Fine art
PERFEITO, PARABÉNS!!
That is amazing and beautiful. Hope nobody tries to sit on it.
Why did he not put LED's inside it!?
now that is awesome :)
Amazing work !
Well done!
Very cool! Though at roughly $25/spool for even the cheapest transparent filament, he probably coulda found a used _real_ Honda!
awesome
absolutely superb!,inspirational, and god knows real art is very time consuming,such patience and skill to produce this, all the people saying you could have bought a real one are totally missing the point! some say its pointless but it is a one off piece of art that none of you could ever own! go ride your real 750's, when this is in an art gallery,tate modern or something it will be worth millions!
well done my friend, i just worry that a 6 year old child will see it and think i gotta ride that ,jump on it and OOPS!!
There is no such thing as a nice Harley, this is a fantastic piece of art I would love to have it on display in my mansion. Keep up the good work
Amazing!
Reminiscent of Fumio Yoshimura's Motorcycle or Shi-Jindian's wire motorcycles. I've always been impressed with the commitment it takes to finish projects like these.
My only criticism of this project would be the low polygon count of individual parts. Why not up the count and print nicer pieces?
With the ammount of effort he put into it he could have just as easily bought a ragged old CB550 and restore it with an artist's touch
the bike looks off the charts. I am in the 3d print field and have been looking for life size full size .stl or any 3d file to build a Harley Davidson or anything full size. I can't seem to find that im looking for, can you give me any suggestions. I am making a life size mandalorian but there is so much more I want to produce. thank you
you should add led lights with circuit to run patterns THROUGH IT
You could buy a real 72 Honda CB500 for about the same cost as one of those Ultimaker 3D Printers.. And you could actually ride around on it, and own the real thing.. He also didn't mention how much that plastic cost to run through the printer to make this huge model. Factor in the cost for the plastic, and you could probably buy a nice Harley for the total cost that it took to build this model.
18 rolls * $30 a roll = $540 worth of PLA filament
taiden but if you have microcenter nearby you could buy the roll at half price, with good quality the brand name called inland
esp heroz
Good to know, thanks! :)
Komet163B
What's your point?
Yeah but when it comes to building things like prosthetic limbs, the cost of the material is WAYYYYYY cheaper for a 3-D printed device. Which makes it a lot more affordable for those that don't have the money or the insurance to pay for an expensive device.
Invasion of the Motorcycle Snatchers!
Great work to Mr. Brand but that's a CB750.
Can you imagine the movie prop implications for this? Print out a car that you can pick up... Print out a pickup that the Hulk smashes you into. The applications are really endless.
All props are already made in 3D , but not printed, animated :)
Also I thinking the CB500 didn't have four exhaust pipes but the CB 750 Did , Check your work.
Am I the only one that wants to sit on it and see how much weight it can hold?
Thats a CB750. CB500s never had oil tanks, rear discs or forward canted cylinders.
Hi,
If you want a real Honda CB500, there are few here in Capital-SP, BR.
Only nostalgic customers honda has in perfect state of use.
this is what happens with motorcycles that go to heaven...
can you make a 1907 jefferson bore track racer? nice bike!
The Harley is next ?!?
2:32 Did he say the steering wheel turns??? ...Just as well he doesn't have a real motorcycle.
hi i need to make a motorcycle cylinder ? 500 two stroke single im very intersted in what you have done any advice ? on machine and cost also software ?
gary
Is the slicer software included with the Ultimaker or is that a 3rd party software?
+CDNBaconRich We develop the free, open source slicer Cura, which is also what we include and recommend for the Ultimaker 3D printers. You can however use any slicer you wish!
What is this material used by you
now for the real question... does it work?
really?
How much total weight?
18 kilograms (KG) of plastic! wow.. can you also post a video what that translates to in terms of carbon foot print??
What does that even mean?
😍👍
IT's NOT CB 500 THIS IS HONDA CB 750.
Anyway, I like this clip.
How does he not know what kind of bike he is printing?? I really am curious.
Are the files available to the public? #OpenSource #CreativeCommons
how did you glue those parts together?? I a stuggling to find something that will actually fuse pla??
It looked like he was using a soldering iron and a loose spool of PLA to sort of "spot weld" them together
Nice work, but it is a CB750.
I thought so; I had a 1975 CB750-4, I got brand new. the Engine cylinder blocks on the 750 are slanted slightly forward where the 500 is straight vertical. I know cause a friend had a 500 and I had the 750.
yea i have a 72 500 and my exhaust is different
roaringleo57 Good snag on the engine! I had a '74, 750 and never noticed the difference to other era Honda 4's. You got to admit though, it is a very impressive production. Just to get all the dimensions and pieces to line up, let alone not to have the original sitting beside it makes it a big "Win" in my book.
Yep, just another hipster without a clue.
Do you earn money with your business? Or is it another way to spend money and time for no money resulting... With my all respect for you. Great creation and very hard passion for you!!
Add some LED to it to Illuminate it...
be awesome with some lights in it for a lamp
did it pass the crash test?
is that a honda CD?
I would paint it...nice work.
It's got 750 mufflers. The 500's were flared.
it's got a 750 engine too. :)
But can you sit on it without breaking it
what is the essence(more than being model) of non functional 3D printed objects like this one?
What software you used to make this?
i recognized Rhinoceros 5 CAD software on his screen and for model slicing ultimaker mostly using Cura 3D.
integrate some led lighting
Czyli co Druk 3d to już nie inżynieria tylko artystyka :P
And now you have a motorcycle, yet still don't have a motorcycle.
whats the carbon footprint on keeping that printer running 24/7 ??
how many mph can you do on that bad boy dude??? jaaaa!!
ха... Восход-3М, у меня такой был в 1990 году)
Could have just picked up a real one with a blown engine and had it sit in your living room.
Rich kid finally got his toy bike. Why didn't you ask your parents for 5 real ones?
life dus not get in the way its lazy that stops you as if a someone wants something you can get it you can have anything you want in this world you just have t go out and get it. its only you that stops your self if I want something I cant afford or cant get I do everything in my power to get it. I ant rich and I wish I was but I no if I went out and did everything I could I could be rich and I even know how to get rich it just takes hard work and effert . and as far as wanting a motor cycle you can get used ones cheap and new ones for under $600 just save the money
Зачем?
he couldn't afford a cheap motorcycle but can afford, from the look of it, two 2k+ 3d printers?
He didn't say he couldn't afford one. He said he couldn't have one. Maybe health issues. He just didn't share why...
now print a girlfriend
Its look like a snake has changed its skin ^^
you wouldn't downloa...oh.
it would be cool to 3d print the human body with all organs with different colors.
;) #learnto3dprint
beautiful work.... but....
He could not afford a motorcycle but had no problems getting multiplie 3D printers, go figure..
obviously its possibe to buy one, but maybe not ride one.
2499 ish for the printer, thats only one part to begin to make this shit. I just googled this bike and found a price of 1460 ish. So this dude wanted to show off a motorcycle and instead of buying the real thing and saving 1039 dollars, he bought a single printer and 18 rolls of plastic, and all that time to make this to show off.
That's like the most stupid use of a 3d printer I've seen so far. I guess you can't even sit on this thing. I'd rather buy an original and spend my time restoring it and when I'm done I go for a ride.
Ok great, but it could be better a Kawasaki H2...! ;)