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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2022
- Wanted to test what a shorter LSD would give me. Been printing with this hotend since couple weeks now and it has great so far. Hotend should be available soon in limited numbers.
-44mm heat block
-Been running passive cooling with the Aluminum printhead with no issue
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Starting with a Voron, now engineering his own hotend XD
GG this one is awesome
Badass!! Can’t wait to see this hotend out in the wild. Definitely going to give it a try once released
Awesome performance. I love this hotend! 😍
That means a lot to me from you my friend! Thanks for commenting
Sweet! I cannot wait to be ready and welcome you and your LSD in my lab (glamour term for my shed)! Tonight on the HotEnd Olympics: Vez3D's LSD !!!! As usual, Great job bro!
There is one on order for you ;)
This just gets better and better!
I can't say for sure it was Annex Engineering that really kicked development into high gear, but it certainly did SOMETHING, as right around that time, the 2 BEST Canuck 3D printing visionary limit pushers, ( HevORT developer, and fellow francophone (?) MirageC 😁), as well as a big handful of enthusiasts on the southern side of the ditch, started releasing videos with new ideas, better performance and always SOMETHING lighter at a pace that now, sadly, my pocket book can no longer keep up with! 🙃😉😅
BUT, that's what wishlist are for, right??
Hahahah!
Brilliant work my friend!
Anything pushing a clean 100mm³ is pretty damned impressive in my books!
As I anxiously await your next drop,
Cheers!
hahaha you put a smile on my face :) Canuck ahahhaha. I havent heard that since a long time
@@Vez3D I can neither confirm nor deny that I may or may not be an "experienced" fellow, nearing 50yrs on his odometer 😅😂🤣🤣
I am very glad it put I smile on your face, cause we all need to smile.... More! 😁😅
Untill your next release,
Cheers my friend!
@@bopedersen89 My odometer does not have so many clicks behind yours ;) And yes, with regards to your question mark form above, when I hit the wrong nail I may leave a few Tabarnaks to escape ;)
I really like the CR3D PowdCR Coated PEI plate! The best print plate I tested so far. I am really eager to test that hotend in one of my large machines :)
Definitely a very solid 100! Great job man! Any plans to test that with 0.4mm CHT nozzles? Especially vs 0.4mm regular style and possibly that new tungsten design that you have. Would be super interesting to see that comparison and how they would affect the max flow in relation to each other.
I only have 0.5mm cht and up. And will compare with bozzle yes
110mm³/s ... That's... admirable to say the least!
Like it ;-)
Interesting as always
Thanks for sharing :-)
wow this really goes fast
Simon you could try ABS fast or Calibram from Mifon Chemical (Anndrzej Majorkiewicz). They advertise it as being used by Simens printing 1mm layers 16kg at once.
insane stuff
1/3 of the video and the LSD is already outperforming the Dragon UHF 😭😭
That’s insane
Especailly considering that all Chinese models I have seen actually often have fake flow rating. I remember when Dragon model came out with 62.5mm3 claimed it actually was only 35 or so in reality after people actually tested it.
What is this working out to? about 0.5kg/hr of PETG? Have you managed to go faster since?
What is the max flow of the long version? Tks
These are amazing printers
I try to push print speed on my Ender 3 by using wider extrusion width and abusing vase mode and I reached hot end limit around 16 mm^3/s. For what I have in mind I think I'll actually need one of yours creations.
Especially if you are using larger nozzles! On my prusa mk3 I can easily run into flow limits when I am using a 0.6 or 0.8 nozzle.
If I see a e3d v6 heater block, Im instantly swapping in to volcano
Uma coisa é fato, as pessoas montam uma Voron pra imprimir peças pra Voron, e a VezBot pra imprimir logo do Mainsail (rápido) rsrs...
Fantastic. Is there any print quality disadvantage to this hotend when printing at much lower flow rates with 0.4mm nozzle?
No
I tested the 60mm version with all kinds of test...slow..ultra slow.. small nozzles.. big nozzles...etc.. :) its good all arround
@@Vez3D I think I will buy it one day:)
When and where will this be available to get???
No heat sink fan? How’s that been working so far? I guess if your only going top speed it’ll cool itself!
Next step is torture test with pla at low speed
Liquid filament cooling lol
awesome work! When and where can I get one?
soon we should have couple limited units
First 🎉💪🏻
Awsome man! 👌🏻👌🏻
110mm^3 with PETG!? That's nuts
Hi! Can you do the test with 220c, PLA so we can compare it to other tests out there?
Yes i can.. though that 0.4mm hole will limit how much you can push
@@Vez3D if you could test 1.0mm nozzles with this as well that would be awesome
it seems like due to the long heat block the rscs is quite high relative to the bed itself
but nice hotend totally badass
yeah thats what is a bit sad. The rscs wont go any lower because it hits the Z top rod mounds... but ill work on a fix for that
I'm going to prove how much of a pleb I can be right now:
RSCS?? This is.... What exactly? 😋
@@bopedersen89 Remote Static Cooling System
Waiting for the insane speedbenchy that will be born of AWD Vz235+that monster of a hotend!
I have kinda passed on the benchy. I might try a full quality run though with speed
This does put a smile on my face
Is the aluminum x gantry lighter than a cf one or just cooler? Does it have any more capacity for weight savings?
CF tube has issues with low thermal expansion creating tension between itself and the rail.
Aluminium is a bit heavier but has not this issue.
I have a great machined aluminium square tube for my ratrig but stiffer (no holes in the side only cut ins)
@@warmesuppe can I get some details on this tube. I'm building a 500 ratrig and looking for a light gantry but trying to avoid thermal expansion issues.
Awesome man
If you are a total madman, put on a VOLCANO CHT nozzle with a volcano adapter on it, bondtech has recently released the volcano version
yes I know... I need one of these :P
What temperature were you running the PETG at?
its said in the video.. plus you see in the LCD :) 250-270
How can it work with such a small radiator? I don't even see a fan, does it use the air tube to cool that thing also?
The whole print head acts like a giant heatsink
Passive cooling with the aluminum printhead
@@Vez3D So that's enough? Cool.
@@Nobody-Nowhere im still in testing mode. Will perform other tests with pla, but so far pla has been good too, but i only printed at god speed so far. I have a fan and heat sink printed in case too
sitting here looking at my calipers trying to understand how freaking fast that extrusion rate is....
Woof. 110 for petg? Thats crazy fast. Id bet its more for abs. I usually get more melt rate from abs.
I thought PETG allows for higher flow, it's just going to hit a part cooling limit when ABS keeps going.
@@JonS hmm. I cant find any articles on it, but I swear Ive heard that due to petg's higher density, and inherent "chewiness" it doesnt flow as well as abs. Anecdotally, I can definitely run higher melt rates on my printer with abs. In the range of 20 to 25 percent.
Edit. Perhaps because I'm running petg at a lower temperature? More testing is needed...
When will it be in production?
im hoping this month.
@@Vez3D It doesn't seem to be available anymore. Do you have information on this?
@@cy-one yeah .. we needed to make.new standoffs M2 .. and reassemble all hotends. Which should ready early jan
@@Vez3D Awesome, thanks for the update :)
110mm2 on a regular v6 nozzle??
1mm cht
@@Vez3D volcano cht?
4:49 Ghost in the Shell
Still no (cooling) fan. Interesting.
There is one ... i just didnt install it yet.
230-240 😂 I'm convinced filament vendors who put ranges like that on PETG are just trying to dupe folks with PTFE hotends into buying. There's no way PETG will print at those temps without going really slow with fan off, precluding printing anything that needs cooling.
I found the test nevermind ty