World's First DESKTOP SILICONE 3D PRINTER!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2023
- The wonderful @3DPDoctor shows his DESKTOP SILICONE 3D PRINTER. It's AMAZING. You're going to love this one.
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Direct 3D printing of silicone elastomer soft robots and their performance comparison with molded counterparts
▶ ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/...
Evaluation of 3D Printed Soft Robots in Radiation Environments and Comparison With Molded Counterparts
▶ www.frontiersin.org/articles/...
The World's First Desktop 3D Silicone Printer
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❤❤❤ this is fire 🔥 thanks a lot for the amazing episode. It was my pleasure to meet with you @3dprintingnerd
Misleading headlines are deceiving! Search TH-cam for silicone 3D printer There are many machines from several years ago
So cool to see it all coming to fruition! Congrats!!
@@grantballard4362 yeah! thank you man. Good to see you here haha
11:12 Future thankyou
Awesome you built this at Oregon State! Are you still in the area?
The bespoke adult novelty industry is going to love this, and their client base are going to adore the layer lines. Jokes aside, this is an incredible accomplishment, great job build team, I can't wait to see how this grows and evolves over time.
don't forget the marijuana accessory industry. Had a conversation with a guy who ran a head shop who said he'd kill to have exactly this machine for printing silicone pipes and inserts.
Eh, layer lines are actually pretty awful for the adult novelty industry. Those small nooks and crannies are breeding grounds for bacteria. Same reason why FDM prints aren't food safe. Layer lines may feel good for hot minute, but the ensuing yeast infection will not.
@@danyg4063 Condoms make things safer..
@@benknrobbers tell him he can print pieces out of PETG. It is foodsafe and high temp. I printed a bubbler I designed. If I ever upload it I will put link here.
@@TheDeathskull37 petg in itself is food safe but the additives put in by filament manufacturers are not, and the layer lines are impossible to completely clean between
Finally desktop custom fleshlight printer.
unlimited powwaaaaaa
Love seeing the synergy between materials science and mechanical engineering here! Early days, but really exciting to see the different things people are coming up with to push 3D printing technology forward. Looking forward to seeing what people print with silicone!
Really appreciate how much technical detail made it into this video. I could listen to this guy talk about 3d printing engineering for hours
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This is very cool. Also, watching @3DPDoctor make sure to credit all his collaborators was fantastic.
Thank you!
Rapid Prototyping silicone parts, awesome! Super Useful. Flexible and temp. stable parts for all sorts of use cases, this seriously is just great.
I’m guessing the headline is to get views because this is not the first desktop silicone 3D printer I’ve seen. I’ve seen and spoken to a gentleman at several Rapid TCT 3D printing shows that had a nice little machine making medical grade parts. The silicone was LSR grade material. He was purchased by a bigger company (German company IIRC). This machine is using 2-component systems which looks pretty tricky as he explains, so kudos for getting a working prototype. 👍🏼
Perhaps you're thinking about spectroplast?
Outstanding video! Thank you Joel and team! It's so cool to see how the industry is growing and in which directions.
Printing soft robotics is so cool!
It was an awesome video!! Thanks for finding gems like these bringing them to us!
Awesome! Im not sure I would buy one without seeing what the "current printer" could do though. Can't wait to see more on this.
sexbot industry is coming
@@ilicdjo imagine all of those possibilities...
Very interesting, glad to see the 3d print everything attitude nowadays with such a variety of materials including silicone that I didn't know was even a possibility. Cool stuff
This is awesome somebody just asked me the other day about 3D printing silicone and I was like I think that's only for industrial uses still. Glad to be proven wrong so quick.
Thanks for sharing this with us Joel! I'd love to see more videos like this sharing unique 3D printers. High-5!
Printing silicone is gonna change 3D printing! You can do soft and hard prints, it's chemically and thermally stable, it's incredibly tough. Can't wait to have a silicone printer!
Hmmm. I think i would still just print a mold with regular fff and then you can cast any material you like.
@@jeremyglover5541yea well I think I'm still gonna just use a CNC mill and carve blocks of titanium... dude totally different applications
I used to work on what's called a PolyJet machine. it drove me absolutely crazy because the parts were always rubber and super cool, but thats if there wasnt a mis mix or layer shift super hard.
If we could get these layers even smaller and increase definition, I bet this will be the tech that puts that older one to bed. Hella cool machine.
I think the PolyJet tech is the future for functional prints. It won't happen until StrataSys's patent expires though.
Well, you already can get good definition with regular printers designed to print soft TPU, so unless there is something you specifically need silicone for …
Well that is going to be used for uh. Things.
Those silicon octopuses would make The Deep so happy.
Combining diff colors is genius! Congrats!
Right?? Smart!
This is a beautiful machine! I'd love to see this tech put onto another system with hot-swappable carriages, like the upcoming Prusa XL for example. it would go so well with soluble supports.
Imagine the possibilities! 😏
imagine all the compressors and tubes to make it move. pure Frankenstein toys... i mean tools
prints are rough but still awesome...excited to see this developed.
This is cool, can't wait until this is available!
You have to redesign the octopus to have air channels in the tentacles, and connected to 8 syringes long tubes, the can puppeteer the octopus with a team of puppeteers...
A lot of work put that would look really cool...
Hmm you'll need to use some muscle/tendon tech so the physicals can actually grab objects, like the hot wire that can shrink, or servos...
That bit about the collapsing 3D printed concrete made me think has anyone looked at 3D printing the ICF forms in place to be filled later with traditional concrete pours?
I can't wait to see the new models! Very interested in some projects for this.
Congrats man, what a cool stuff!
Really awesome stuff.
Time to start that personal use Fleshlight factory I've always wanted to make.
Anyone else notice the adorable derpy smiley face in the extruder? 😂
That seems like a ton of research jobs done! But in terms of comercializing, looks like there is still a long way ahead. We actually got a local manufacturer here in Taiwan that sells medical grade silicone 3D printers (that;s what they claim). It's called San Draw.
I've been wanting to be able to print with silicone, either directly producing silicone moulds or printing dog toys. I wonder if you could create a hollow interior by using an inflated latex balloon as support structure.
While it would add cost and complexity, an IDEX version with an FFF tool to print supports would allow for more complex structures. I presume any meaningful bridging is out of the question with this process, so removeable supports would open up a lot of otherwise inaccessible forms.
I think it would be even better to (also?) sell this as a kit without a printer:
Just an external "extruder" box (including the compressor and related electronics), and the "hotend" part -- and allow consumers to install this on existing machines as if it were any other bowden extruder + hotend.
This would be an awesome toolchanger part for an E3D toolchanger machine or a Prusa XL.
Especially with soluble materials
It’s actually a thing Lynxter S300X prints silicones and support with an IDEX approach
@@katomkatom3856 Good to know. I see it's not available yet. They are taking pre-orders for shipping this year.
looking forward for hard angled shapes being printed this way
what a cool machine! About 90% of the parts I design for 3d printing are molds for casting complex silicone parts. i think that I have a hard time imagining of how I would use a machine like this, personally. Many of the demo parts here could be made easily, and with considerably more accuracy, with molds printed in PLA. I don't want to dunk on the machine though, that's some fantastic engineering here.
I feel these things will only improve however, keep in mind these are still early stages of design. I see your point tho, I think bringing down the time to finish a silicone piece is what’s also being done here, so rapid prototyping that can’t be achieved as easily or quickly with more “traditional” molds. 😊
@@TheHadi545 Oh for sure. I can imagine doing all sorts of intriguing things with infill patterns in silicone with a printer, or even embedding other materials into the silicone, or having control over the blend to control softness of the part in a very sophisticated way. Silicone is such a remarkable material. For rapid prototyping though, I can print a 2 or 3 part mold for that octopus object in PLA in a few hours that I can then cast silicone into by the end of the day. It does require some knowledge of mold design and familiarity with silicone mixing, but it ends up being a very quick thing to do when you know those things. Example: someone posted an anatomical model of a body organ on reddit a few months ago and I made a silicone copy of it by the next day. I don't think the 3-part mold design I did took any more than 30 minutes and i'm no expert/professional, just a rando making stuff in my spare time.
I had another thought about this. It occurs to me that you can go the other direction with this material to do a 3d printer. Silicone can be rendered liquid, to be painted as with an airbrush. It should be possible to print silicone using a technology that does spray depositing to get extreme detail, like in a polyjet printer. You could surely print highly detailed medical parts this way. I've never heard of this being done before, maybe someone will put the time in to develop it more fully.
@@davib8963 very cool, love the ideas of using such a printer. Infill composition mix and layout etc.. I got some silicon mold to try out, but it does not come very cheap. What material would you pour most? Whats interesting?
@@TheHadi545 material for casting into silicone molds, so many things to try. many, many interesting polyurethane resins, foams, plaster cements.
Wow! Very impressive and informative video 😍
Thank you!
Great work, I didn't know this guy existed, checking out his channel now.
Haha
adding IR lamp for heating will improve curing time!
Looks really cool
Joel holding avatar anatomy whilst it gets excited.....
Iy never fails to amazing what we keep comming up with and getting out there. So much of this stuff, even today, is seen as magic by soooo many people that don't even know we dose so much commanly now that was just a dream a few years ago.
11:12 Dr's making the world a better place..... I look forward to this tech in 30-40 years. No more chopstick and sticky tape.
I love soft robotics xD I see where this going
VERY COOL! We often get asked about Silicone 3D Printing and previously it was just not possible on a desktop level. Great to see some strides being made!
Similar to my 3d bioprinter Iam developing in my PhD study. Cool! Shame we didn't get to see the mixing toolhead (active or passive?) Since I need a passive mixing tool head for mixing colagen with stem cells and medium.
Doğan! Tebrikler! Çok güzel bir alet olmuş. Elinize sağlık!
Thank you
Really curious what that custom PCB does for the pumps. I would expect klipper with an octopus to run pretty much anything you'd want, without the need for anything custom. Maybe a MOSFET
This is awesome project!
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Heyyyyyy, I worked with him for a summer at Oregon state university. I designed and tested early versions of the mixing nozzle! This is wild to see
this thing is next gen
maybe in a couple years later this will be revolutionary
So many possibilities
Would fiber-filled phenolic resins work in your printer?
Are you gonna be printing 'Bakelite' next?
Novolac epoxies, alkali activated inorganic zeolites, eutectic alloys, amalgams, ceramics, glass.
Some of the parts are gonna print 'green' and might need post-processing or kiln-time, but printing really durable parts would be nice.
'Active chemistry' in the Hot-end is gonna re-shape how we think about printing.
Did you take a walk outside today?
Great video! Very informative and helped us make a decision on whether or not to buy this! We will, looks like a great product! Thank you!
Size queens everywhere cried out with excitement.
This machine would be the perfect solution to print molds.
This is very cool!
Joel you must have a look at Proper Printing he recently made a working FFF resin printer... and I mean FFF style printing with resin using 2 lasers to cure the resin as you print from it.. Still not perfect but he is getting pretty close with it.
This is incredible. I love innovation! 3D Printing Doctor you’re a wizard
Thank you 🥰😎
at the rate were going, we, as 3d printing community, get to ride the wave of new techology all the way to the beach. Thank you for this.
Love the product and supper love the outro
Interesting concept and design. Will be curious what this evolves into.
Sex gadgets of course.
@@lgtwzrd I didn't think of that. I will admit the print with the pump looked suspicious
Ngl when they were showing those 'soft tentacle robots' the whole time I'm thinking 'damn Japan is gonna wipe this man's inventory!'
would love to see a SLA version of this, maybe using a novel targeted heating matrix, using hixels (heat pixels) patent pending.
Theres is one ☝️
wtf is this comment
That's a pretty cool printer
this is really cool
WTF the printer was amazing, but that outro was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Tebrikler, başarılarınızın devamını dilerim.
Congrats and wish the best for you.
That's awesome
Interesting!
I can see a silicone printer excel for reproducing automotive seals for out of production cars. Used ones in good condition for some models are hundreds of dollars each.
I’m stuck between purchasing either the bambulabs p1p or the Ender 3 s1 pro. Thoughts?
I totally agree that it's gonna impact on robotics if the print on the market with the price mentioned!!!
Dang. I've been using my Formlabs Form 3 to create complex casting molds for two part silicone components. So messy...
I assume the material is a proprietary one. Is the material vulcanizable? is it platinum or tin cure and what are the temp deflection characteristics?
I would like to see the prints with supports and overhang, i think it would be interesting
Some day they will combine all this stuff and we'll have printers printing literally anything, no matter what variety of materials they are made out of. Like in sci fi movies when they print like a gun, or a meal, or anything regardless of material. That's going to be a long ways out though and likely require several material cartridges and several various extruders in each machine.
Stem cell printer i guess. stem cell can turn its self into any kind of bio cell. soft, hard what ever
hundreds of thousands of sxshop owners around the world cry in despair as they realize many kinky humans will now be able to print their personally customized kinky toys at home
I have build my own custom made 3D concrete/mortar printer from Ender3 and custom made printhead. Also created proper mortar for that.
Is there a posibility to submerge the print in a liquid so that instead of collapsing after 30cm it could go longer?
Yeap there is
We making it outta Bad Dragon's den with this one 🔥🔥🔥
so cool
Awesome! Also i want not joel's glasses frames.
🤔 Not sure if this is really the world's first desktop silicone printer.
AFAIK there is an Inkjet 3D printer by Keyence that prints silicone too. It's called Agilista. But I don't know when it was released.
Your partially right, the one made by Keyence only prints silicone of around 80% silicone in the material, with additives to make it cure in UV light. So its not quite silicone and with a huge different in mechanical properties as well.
There are some RTV silicone printers out there and from Innovatiq a injection molding grade silicone printer.
I hope that they can get that layer height way down.. Also, wouldn't it be easier to look at printable and dissolvable molds instead of directly printing the silicone?
MODULAR FLESHLIGHTS IMMINENT
thought of using pva filamint fdm style to support the higher parts without colaspe
amazing
BEST OF LUCK,,,,,,,,KEEP IT UP
oh man, the possibilities 🤤😈
If you used peristaltic pumps instead of syringes as a fluid pump, you could achieve far more accurate fluid control
This is cool.
Not bad, i am also familliar with UV silicone printing, and inket silicone printing. My application need large print volumes tho
I wonder if sub zero temps would keep the structure from collapsing at heights greater than 30 cm.
How does uncured silicone stick to already cured?
If I'm being honest while this is pretty cool tech it doesn't feel like dealing with all those complications is worth it compared to creating a mould for casting on a normal printer, which lets you eliminate layer lines with some effort and also produce multiple parts. But maybe I'm wrong, I'm not a silicone expert.
i struggle with stopped up fdm nozzles and throats this seams like a different level of hell
I was just thinking maybe it would be cool to have a silicone printer which works like an SLS machine. You have a big silicone bath and a laser only cures and crosslinks where itßs supposed to be and then you add the next layer, this way support strustures would be no problem. But Of course I don´t know if a laser would cure silicone like that.
there could be UV cure silicone, main problem is the viscosity of the UV silicone
Finally, DIY copulation simulants!
Time to print some toys 😏