HUGE 3D Printed Articulated Arm on the Creality CR-30!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2021
- The Creality CR-30 / Naomi Wu #3DPrintMill helped me print the first pieces for the large articulated arm project! HUGE 3d printed pieces, and a few failures.
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Put a comically small beauty mirror on the end of it
A true piece of art
Fill a 5 gallon with cement. When it's still wet put the failed flappy print into it halfway. The threaded end looked fine so you can used that to attach the arm to. I'm concerned about its center of gravity. Oh and you can still pop wheels into the bottom of the bucket. Good luck!
I'd add a 2x4 base under the bucket that the wheels can attach to. The weight of the concrete will help, but I think you still need to extend the footprint to at least 3ft x 3ft to help stabilize it.
and a pi camera on the end.
The Pixar lamp animation can finally be made full size.
This is unnecessarily large and I love it
This is unnecessarily stupid and... DO IT AGAIN 🤣
Thats what she said
@@InTheMindOfficial Came here to say this....
Yo Mama said the exact same thing
@@InTheMindOfficial beat me to it 🤦
Thanks for sharing this project, Joe! I’m a huge fan of your work, and it means a lot to me to see my design on your channel! 🤩
Yeah, its great to see him shout out the designer 👏 so cool
@@kyle7447 yeah! That’s great! 🤩
@@kyle7447 I loved that too! :D
Glad I was able to help you get it going again.. Sorry I forgot to remind you to recalibrate z-steps though..
Motion to refer to folks that only own these types of printers as "Belters".
Beltalowda 3d printer.
Sassa ke, bossmang.
Nooooo you can't just throw large rocks at the earth!
@@tylerchiu7065 rock printer go brrrr
@@tylerchiu7065 Inaros Used Stealth Rock
It's Super Effective
You should install it on a ceiling mounted monorail! The arm would be installed upside down on the ceiling, and be moved around on predefined paths.
On the other end, you would install a camera, a huge spotlight or even a computer screen. It would be moved across the room or retracted and stored close to the ceiling when it’s not in use.
It would be awesome and look like a sci-fi or factory equipment! 🤓
oh wow, simply love the size! 🤘😎🤘 I wonder what would happen if you put your hands on a supervolcano with a 2mm nozzle on the CR30 😁
How are you not verified
@@arcadecarpet631 hope I will be as some point :)
@@jksr127 I am everywhere 😁 I like to the the videos from Joel 😉
Lol
Wait you aren’t verified?
It should be a Camera arm
A few more ginormous prints and you'll look like you're on the set of Ant Man 3!
Thats amazing.
My vote is that you mount an ender3 to the end of the arm
Camera mount for Larry on the end of it.
Make a mount that slides on to the table leg for the other end to hold it in place and will use the weight of the table to keep it steady.
would make a great shop light / camera light mount/pole.
What do you do with your filament waste? Like your really large failed prints, what do you do with them? Would be really interesting to see in a future video!
So cool, Joel! Thank you for sharing this beautiful creation! :)
It's amazing how far we've come in just a few years in 3d printing! Good luck!
You always have fantastic looking prints Joel ! Thanks for the great videos , You remind me of many of the great teachers I had in my public highschool here in Canada.
Put a segway on the floor end, and a discoball on the high end.
I'm surprised you even needed to ask.
If you just put wheels under it it's going to tip over, sooo if you want to make it mobile you would need a very heavy or very large base.
Make the wheel base such that it can hold several bags of play sand to provide the mass needed to properly support the entire assembly.
Yesterday I mounted mine. I waited for long as I expected to be an hassle to setup. It wasn't it worked flawlwssly since the beginning. It's amazing, I need to play with it more
always amazing stuff. This made my day.
Awesome as always!
SO COOL NEED MORE!
This is amazing!
HOLEEEEEEE SHIIIIIIT!! Jole, you don not disappoint as usual! That's hilarious how big you printed the lamp parts!!
you have so much patience with these print failures
CLAW mount for the end!!!! would be some awesome
and then have that claw hold and entire ikea lamp
@@AntonEMaes love it.
"just the tip" - That's my favorite band.
While not yet applicable to this printer, this is one of the things I love about Klipper. Since all the settings are in a separate config file, one can update the firmware without worry of those settings getting changed. Heck, I'm changing one machine from Octoprint+Klipper to Mainsail+Klipper and used the same config file without issue. It's awesome!
That is so cool!!!! I love your t shirts btw
That shirt is amazing and I had to find it, but TH-cam doesn't allow links so you'll have to decipher this riddle: shirt dot woot dot com slash offers slash ancestry
2:15 U GREATLY UNDERESTIMATED MY POWER!!! FOOOOL! that was literally the first thing I was looking for: FLAWS and this big boi wasnt too hard to find to be honest
"This is a lot bigger than I was expecting"
That's what she said !
Or he.
That thing needs a giant disco ball hanging from it
We need more!
Love that gentlemans "grey" from prusa (thats actually green) I use it for any prints im putting in my shed as I feel its the perfect gardening colour 😅
Awesome work😁 always fascinating to watch your videos👍😊
I support the coffee mug holder as mentioned earlier 🤣👍
You can use an outdoor umbrella stand base that has wheels on it and print an adapter piece to hold your long arm.
You could use the base from a basketball goal. It has wheels, can fill it with water or sand, and you can retain the swivel functionality
Hey Joel, for enhancing bed separation it may be useful to put a sacrificial 'brim' on the leading end of your prints with a relatively small amount of surface contact - but just enough to promote seamless print separation without bowing, due to large amounts of initial stress.
I'd like to see if this would be effective in practice.
Use it to hold up the studio lights somehow. Then it'll always be seen in the background and it has a practical use. Although you might need to figure out a way to prevent the studio lights from melting the PLA when it gets warm/hot possibly.
That is amazing!
And don’t take this the wrong way, but I am really glad that you and everyone else is figuring out this stuff before the rest of us get it.
Floor mount to hold a display sign showing your Channel or business name. Could be used in the background of video set or a trade shows. Better yet a gift to a friend that sales their 3d printers at trade shows.
That's a super-awesome model! Great for a boom mic holder :D
you could use that as a standing lamp, just print a kind of feet for the base, drill some holes and pass the cable through and screw an led light bulb with a printed shade
i had the same thing happen to me when i didnt adjust the back adjust sensor for the y axis
ive always needed one of those lamps, for a while ive settled with a lamp from dollar tree, the sunbeam brand, its touch capacitive, really cool and bendable but id like something that doesnt take up any space
I can't wait for mine 2 come in!!!!
Please do a video on printing tips for the CR-30, such as bed adhesion!
Collaboration with DIY Perks. And allow him to build a crazy size led light for it. That would rock. Seeing you two collab.
holly molly! awesome!
Now Sean gets to use that monstrosity as one of those backpack support rigs for camera gimbals.
Chrysler had a Cuda that was painted very similar to that. It was painted to display all the colors Plymouth was painting that Cuda that year. I believe it’s the paint chip cuda
Laptop holder for the maker lab, so you can move around the room near you. Next to your printers, next to your table for cleaning prints etc.
12:00 Add another arm that reduces further in size, possibly branching into several smaller arms that allow multiple tools to be positioned, relative to one another.
Real nice
How do you add the new filament while printing?
Love the banding colors. Could do a rainbow spectrum.
the base could be a water tank base ( patio umbrella sunshade) and retractable wheels in order to be stable . the head cold be something easy to swap light/camera/pad... whatever you fancy of . all the best and thanks for your video! cheers
Hi Joel, you should print a camera mount with light holder, for that overhead camera.
What ever goes on the "outie" end, I think one of those clamping ball socket swivels would be cool
Print an adapter so it will fit into an umbrella stand. Then on the other make one that can hold a couple of led studio lights and the use it in your productions!
seems like you just need to print a few different sized spacers to put on the wheels, to see how much larger the rollers need to be to perfectly catch the bottom of the print without letting the print sag or without pushing the print up, or worse of all jamming against the print.
is there no way to fine tune the height of the rollers to get it in a better position?
also my guess on the firmware is the feed rate changed, so the printer was over extruding and oversized the threads.
Congrats on ur new STREET LAMP HOLDER lol. thats some dedication.. how fun :)
A commercial use would be to put it on a rolling platform and light at the other end. Because you can take it apart, you could throw a bunch of them into a trailer to take to a construction site for spotlighting specific areas high or low. You could also use them to support kids night soccer and football or any other event. Imagine traveling shows could light up their shows and take the light with them.
you will have to fix it to the ground somewhere to keep it in balance, or you will have to have a massive trolley so the overhang doesn't flip it over..maybe set it up so it can rotate on a fixed plate somewhere convenient. On the light bulb side, get the biggest tungsten lightbulb you can get and print a parametric lampshade for it. you can use a spherical joint for connection and you will just have to undo the nut on the lampshade bulb assembly to adjust it
Totally bet he didn't calibrate the steps when loading the new firmware.
Edit: Called it, he didn't tune his Z-Step.
you need a novelty globe in clear filled with led strips. Fantastic work sir!!!!
How about a see through heat box mount for your 3D printer. To hold in the heat for better prints. Use it to lift box out of the way for repairs and maintenance. Great video Thanks
Could put a clamp or claw on the end to hold whatever as long as you tighten it.
Not sure about wheels, but something like a big parasol base that can be filled with water or sand so it has a heavy base to stop it falling over when the arm is extended.
As for cameras consider a Reolink rlc-510 security camera they have very good quality for the money and can be had for $50-60 on Amazon. They also have a 4k camera that I think is $90ish as well.
That eryone marble is gorgeous!
In person it's FANTASTIC
@@3DPrintingNerd I bought a tonne of their filament back when i was crowd funding and making face shields for the NHS here in England - their red pla with a slight sparkle in it (all i could get at one point) is a thing of beauty
For a mobile floor mount, make a gopro style mount and screw it to a harbor freight dolly. Put a big soft box studio light on it.
Would love to see some strength testing done with large prints like this, Also a way to get minimal filament use with a strong piece. I'd be interested to see if it could possibly be structural.
Home Depot and look for a large porch lamp with a globe
Base- use the same wall hanger then screw it to some piano dollys with a 4x4 3/4 mdf sheet. This will give you the weight needed
Nice! The things you could make with this.....
Skateboards come to mind. Very fragile skateboards lol.
I was not prepared for that horrific noise, but the editing helped easy my horror
I would make a floor mount and use it for the backdrop/prop at festivals.
Use it to hold a set light to use for adjustable lighting for your videos
Put straps on there as a backpack and use it as a selfie cam. Keep up the good work, started 3D printing because of your channel !!!
My first thought was a spool holder. Second thought? Print a little platform and have a mini joel bungee jumping off it. Final thought - position it at the end of the table and have it suspend another roller section. For those Uber long pieces.
Need a girder and change tbe model so it has a flat bottom plate if it isn't long enough print extra sections
A modular system would be really cool for the end, you could make an adapter that lets you slide a camera/light/mic/anything onto it. But that’s just my opinion lol
Hi Joel, Just a quick question, have you had issues with printing different types of PLA specifically PLA+ on the CR-30? We have just got one at school and it has been printing the supplied filament without issue but when changed to PLA+ no joy in sticking to the bed. Any thoughts?
You could always bulid a small box like thing that on the ground a box with wheels and the part that need to screwing to be the only one on the ground and there you go :)
For the base, I'm thinking a big hollow disc that you can fill with sand to act as a counterweight to the armature. Not unlike the basketball hoops you can tilt back & wheel around.
Minor issue cause really its an amazing printer. I was just using some slicer from creality its really good. 2 clicks to sd. Upload. And save to sd.
Make a platform for holding cups at the end
Great Video Joel. maybe use the arm to hold many spools of filament or 1 big one. Print a giant hand to hand you a Bevarage, have to base motorized or a lazy Susan to pivot it by cameraman of screen.
You could print a base that has a spot for a weight. (Presumably on the cr-10 s5 or another giant printer)
Nice video!
Joel, could you share the last firmware you used? I own the CR-30 (I'm a beta tester for Italy) and I'd like to test this new firmware. Thank you!
How about adding sacrificial tab which will bend at release instead of actual part?
would making the conveyor 10 feet long help? my understanding of the issue is when it peels off the belt? or is it the joint in the belt. this interests me immensely. you could print a dash board for a truck
What about a base similar to what you get from an outdoor umbrella for a patio table? The round ones that you fill full of sand or water. Then just toss some casters on it from Harbor Freight. If you make it filable with sand then you can use only as much weight as NEEDED to hold up whatever is on the end. To connect it to your arm just model the very end of one of those arms (arch with the threads) on top of the stand in the spot where an umbrella would insert IF it was one of the patio umbrella anchors.
A time lapse camera stand perhaps? Use a patio umbrella paver on the floor to hold it perhaps?
Hey Joel,
Where do you get the slicer for the cr-30?
have been in touch with Creality to get a cr-30 but need to find the slicer?
That is fantastic! How much does it weigh? I like the comment with the bucket of cement, but the base would need to be wider if on wheels to keep it from falling over I think.
Very nice enorma-print Joel; I'd love to see a video about sustainability and 3D printing
print a giant lightbulb, put a lightbulb in it. bare giant bulb on the end. get a red and a black extension cord and run them thru it, only use one for power. print a base with a space for a concrete paver for weight, maybe use it for structure. definitely casters.
wyzecam has a custom firmware that turns it into a webcam, usb output. can be used with octoprint
Yeehaww an upload!
I was feining lol