3D Printer differences explained: FDM vs DLP vs SLA
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- How do the various types of 3D printers vary? What materials do they use? Which ones are best for detail? How hard is post processing? Which ones will try to kill me? All of these questions and much more are answered in this video!
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That helps explain a lot, but a few things were not there, as expected.
1- cost of prints, for same model as an example. Filament VS resin per print
2- strength of end product... for example... PLA VS Resin
do something about that SOUNDDD !!!!
The microphone responsible has since been retired.
Excellent and thanks for this. Good point you make about 'tinkering'. At first I was a bit put off to think that you spend money on a printer and it may or may not work that well out of the box, but I now realise that that is all part of the process (and price)!
Great video - really helped put things together for me. Cheers!
Great side by side with information, thanks!!
Love the fact that you are educating people on the differences. However, a quick note on SLA, there are two specific mechanisms to SLA, it’s SLA Masking via DLP or LCD and direct focused UV radiation known as laser. Though they are generally regarded as the same process, they use very different mechanisms. SLA is an umbrella technique that encompasses different mechanisms to accomplish the same goal. We are doing the community an injustice by using this term as a singular action . We should identify the technologies as SLA-Laser, SLA-DLP, SLA-LCD, etc. And really maybe just combine DLP and LCD as SLA-Mask (SLAM) Just to cut down on the confusion. Hope I helped more then confused.
Made me confused 😅
one of the best videos I've found so far.
Thanks for watching.
Nice info .It was helpful and easy to understand .Appreciate .Gave me a good insight into 3D Printing .Thank You .
Great intro video! My first SLA printer is on the way and I didn't realize I would need a post-print curing lamp and ultrasonic cleaning rig, so this has already helped me out.
They are oprtional but they streamline the process a great deal. Considering how cheap they are it's a worthwhile investment. I will be making a video on how to run your resin printer mess free and efficiently.
That would be very usefull
Great video. Straight to the point and highly informative.
Really good informative video!! Thank you!!
This is a damn good video! Great job man!
This was perfect! Thank you so much!
Short and clear
Thanks
PS: SLA, M-SLA, DLP…. Are pretty different technologies and deserve a further video IMO
Excellent video. Thanks. What I was looking for.
Excellent explanation. Very objective. Thanks 😊
Hi nice video , just some questions ‘ for making really fine detail jewelry which 3D printer system works better between dlp or slp? Wish one has better resolution ? And for last wish 3D printers do you recommend me for doing this job in best quality for fine jewelry ? Thanks 🙏 cheers 🥂
What is your opinion regarding mold form printing ( for silicone molds for example) and 3d prototyping? Which technology would you recommend for the best results?
Thank you sir, very helpful info!!!👍🏻
I want to make a custom smartphone case, which requires some degree of flexibility. Which machine should I get, and what material do you recommend? Thank you for your help in advance.
Hi there from Pennsylvania. I think your videos are terrific and I’m learning a great deal, but I’m very new to 3-D printing and consider myself beautifully brutal about them. I would like to know what you would recommend for my needs. Basically, I would like to make car and truck accessories there a custom made for certain vehicle models, such as cell phone holders, hooks, and switch pod mounts. But some of these accessories are also long and run the width of the vehicle, such as light bars or racks. Eventually, these molds would be mass produced in a better quality plastic, or in the case of light bars, into metal. So I’m looking to make a master mold, but some of them will be very long and that’s where I get confused because some beds seems small. Do you have any suggestions?
great information,. I am about to buy one to my 15 years old son.
really good information video, we produce industrial grade SLA printer and material.
thankio men, great video, now i know how to buy... slds. from Bolivia.
what would make it possible to print with hempcrete? do you think a lime-based binder would work?
Very well done thanks for explaining this so well. I hit like and Subscribed hope to see more.
Thanks for watching and welcome aboard.
cant find anyone with better videos on 3d printing mate
Thanks! I thnk im going to start with FDM then go to SLA later if i need to.
Christopher Franko I was thinking the same thing. Like for DND minis and other things. Use resin and terran I'd use my ender 3.
Very educational, thanks!
Thanks for watching Gabriel.
Can a slicer software support both fdm and resin 3d printers? I don't relish the thought of having to learn 2 slicing software when I plan on my 3d print purchases.
Very helpful thank you
I actually don't mind the smell of my E6000 (actually love this one!), plenty of different two component epoxies, cyanacrylate, Acetone, or IPA. Am I a junkie?
Very helpful, one recommendation? Your microphone.... Thanks again
Thanks for watching. That microphone has since been replaced.
@@TeachingTech Let's get an update with that new microphone!
I have a early model of an anycubic I3 mega and want to upgrade the firmware to marlin but every marlin firmware are setupup for dual zed endstops whereas mine only has one I dont know how to shut the dual zed endstops off I have gone to anycubic and get zero response from them the only firmware they offer is a hex file any help with this would be welcomed.
Well done thanks.
What did you say around 8:06? Suitable for "investment casting?"
Basically you can make your print, send it off to have a cast made of it so you can pour metal into the cast to make metal versions of your 3D prints. Good for jewelery and decorations.
@@IPv6Freely Oh cool!
Hi which FDM 3D printer I can use for printing earphones? Thank a lot.
You can use most of FDM printer for printing earphones, just consider print size of FDM printer you will use
if I want to print a Sculpter which one should I buy?
The Wanhao is a lcd masked uv 3D printer, NOT DLP. DLP uses a DLP chip and not a lcd. Other than that, great video.
If we print with Resin (DLP/SLA) for mouthpiece part, did it toxic?
Before it is post cured, definitely not. After, I'd say probably not. Search and check the MSDS for the specific resin, it will tell you.
About fdm printing: 0.1 mm is actually used more than 0.2
0.1 is more detailed (obviously) but is slower
I think some people use 0.1 but in my opinion it to a not the majority.
Hi
Thank's for clearing this up. Great video. I have a question though.
How strong are the DLP prints compered to the FDM prints. I mean if you print engineering parts.
Thank's
They are fairly strong and have some flex, but past a certain point they snap easily. You can get special resins for your purpose, I'm yet to test them.
that's not a printer feature, but a resin feature, some of the resins are as strong and could be used beyond prototyping
great video
Thanks for watching.
As an artist, I want to print my sculpts to make my own figurines. I'dd rather have a printer I can put in my living room, but it seems resin based printing will give better results. Thoughts?
You are right, resin will suit your shapes better but it is not suitable for a living room.
@@TeachingTech Thanks! I'll find a place to use the resin printer then :)
Thanks for sharing :-)
have you ever done a comparison between DLP & Polyjet?
Never used a polyjet, would love to try it.
SLA and DLP is the same thing, a laser can technically produce more accurate results as there are limitations to how small the micro mirrors can get, though with an optical system micro mirrors could get in the same ballpark
Some people (not me) get very upsetting seeing them grouped together. I'm currently reviewing a peopoly Moai, it's closer to FDM speed which is impressing me. Accuracy is great too.
one other advantage of a laser system vs DLP is that you own all the IP and do not depend on any third party custom DLP chips, you mostly can do with just off the shelf parts, the laser wavelength is something like 400nm which is 0.0004mm, so the theoretical capabilities of a laser system are quite high
I would disagree that they are the same thing. DLP exposes 2D image as a flash (shadow mask), whereas a laser scans a raster and turns on/off accordingly. SLA can be thought of like a vector display of yesteryear (remember Asteroids in the arcades ?). However a laser spot size can be incredibly small which means you gain resolution (at the cost of time).
can you do DIY SLA and DLP ?
Not planned. I have a Wanhao D7 and Peopoly Moai already so no personal need for it.
Fdm is now cheap, my adventure 3 cost 425 delivered in Melbourne, prints are excellent
Was this an 11:45pm upload :((((((( i was gonna sleep
Which has the strongest mechanical properties
Great video. Using a mic would greatly enhance the viewing experience.
Listening experience...You know what I mean.
And now days sls... I am thinking about picking up the $5k one they made available for regular dudes, versus 20-200k ones.
good video !!! but it would be better if you get a better mic or record system. your voice is so soft that i must use my earphones.
Thanks for the constructive feedback. That mic has been replaced and I hope you agree my more recent videos have much better volume levels.
The polysmooth is not PLA, but PVB.
Not sure why your speaking volume is about half the level of the music when you switch to title cards. Since you go back and forth several times throughout the video, this necessitated me changing the volume down and up several times. I'd suggest normalizing to the same (or much closer) max volume between the title card music sequences and the speaking sequences.
SO WITCH ONE GIVES BETTER DETAILS THE PHOTON DLP OR THE CR 10 MIMI
As the Photon is resin based it should be capable of producing better details than any current hobby FDM printer. I don't have either of those but I made a similar comparison in my custom jewellery series, part 5: th-cam.com/video/rP2XrHRQ2N8/w-d-xo.html
I agree it looks like FDM detail is only good for bigger prints
unable to print whats wrong please help , reference vidios ( VID 20180911 143207 )
(VID 20180910 172215 ) on you tube
On your right?
DLP is now called MSLA
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"Will they try to kill me"
um what
Unfortunately sometimes 3d printers try to kill people.
You wake up to see your 3D printer creating a knife in the middle of the night
which printer is faster
As explained in the video, it depends on the print. Generally FDM is faster than resin.
first the dude talks in a box then the fkn decibel on the music..
I could add in the comparison, the build size vs cost of device between these technologies
I agree that would be very valuable, but a big job. Maybe just the most popular printers for each category.
There are several other types of printers than just these 3
Good video but I struggled to make out everything he was saying with everything on full volume
You were doing well until you said resin was toxic - when its not. It's classed as an irritant.
Id just stick to fdm printers
terrible audio quality but great information
Voice sound is awful
Voice is bad
Can you please slow down and use some less monotone voice, so I can understand and remember something instead of falling asleep?