@@beanieteamie7435 that's what not what I meant. THE MODEL is just a normal sphere. The way it's printed like this has nothing to do with the model. You can use ANY sphere model and get the same result if you slice it right, etc.
I don't think there's a difference when printing a sphere but some other forms will have a better surface finishing. See this video if you're interested th-cam.com/video/gmePlcU0TRw/w-d-xo.html
non planar printing, any printer can do it with gcode, but the delta design is maybe better suited for vertical movements, regular lead screw design might come under too much stress during such printing.
Curious as to weather this is purely a slicer trick that can work with any kind of FDM printing method or is there special hardware/ setup to make use of such technique. I'm surprised this kind of slicing technique is not more often used as I can imagine the printer could achieve a superior surface quality at very shallow angles where stepping would usually be noticeable.
@@TheAechBomb im talking about the height of the thin piece of extruded plastic. Because this thing moves vertically while printing im assuming there has to be some variation in height as the nozzles gets comes near and pulls away from the print
@@theshuman100 I guess he made a spider sized first level. That will trap on the plate very tight. Well that’s guess because I have this idea, but I can’t write programs to make this😂. And I cannot change the g code either.
@@theshuman100 I mean, it's constantly keeping the same distance to the print itself. It keeps printing wherever it goes, so the distance shouldn't change at all, except maybe a little when it goes uphill like that...
@@nikolaivillitz6026 probably I was mostly wondering why there is so much of it. My two printers both have socks that are only a few mm thick and they work fine.
@@peechez9597 Yeah, this is really unconventional and honestly looks stupid. It was 3 years ago, but you could have "normal" silicone socks then so I'm not sure why they did this. Seems like it isn't acting as a sock, though, since it doesn't go around the nozzle. It might be there to help it keep its temperature, perhaps the heat block isn't very good or something.
the internet ruined me. i so innerly wish at the end of the print you would had grabbed it and just slammed the print into the wall. without any context
On the contrary, this is perfect. Most videos seem like they made more effort to come up with the damn soundtrack than the content. This was refreshing.
No sound. No shitpost. No memes.
Just math wizardry and a 3D printer.
Take my likes sir
Reported for using dark magic.
Reported for using dark magic.
Reported for using dark magic.
Reported for using dark magic.
Reported using dark magic.
Haha chain go break
Why is this in my recommendations now? This should have gone viral when it first dropped.
Better late than never i guess
youtube algorithm doing weired things again XD
It went around the 3d printing community when it was released.
That looks like it could make a nice texture for a Christmas ornament.
Why does the print head look like its covered in filament?
I think they've covered it in silicone for insulation.
That's what she said.
Looks like someone couldn't keep it contained.
perhaps the print head has leaked some juices
@@my_negative_world Excuse me? "juices"?
How did you design this, and is there a downloadable file?
it looks like it was converted to gcode using a library you can get from the download section of dasyn.com
It's just a sphere, but it's printed in a weird way lol
@@BlatantlySwedishPGN "It's just a sphere"
Do you not realize how astoundingly impressive this is?
@@beanieteamie7435 that's what not what I meant. THE MODEL is just a normal sphere. The way it's printed like this has nothing to do with the model. You can use ANY sphere model and get the same result if you slice it right, etc.
@@BlatantlySwedishPGN This video, isn't about the sphere... It's about the slicing method. Your statement makes no sense.
Yer a wizard Harry 🧙♂️
Would make a good Christmas ornament!
Nice, the non planar 3d printing is always very satisfying, Teaching Tech also has a cool video on it.
Nonlinear xD
@@mynewan sorry, non planar
Dear Sir, Do you have lib to generate such gcode?
check the site in the bottom right
Looks cool. Makes me wonder if you can do anything fancy with the lenticular effect of the transparent filament.
uh thats pretty clean
3 years ago..
*Amazing!*
Is there a video of it being rolled?
Looked to me like a solid sphere at the end
Next it would be cool to see this with finer layer thicknesses- see how smooth the sphere can get.
is the hot end full of silicon ???
Yep, for insulation. Dumb method, guess it works though...
No. It _is_ covered in silicone, though.
What filament is this? Looks dope
That question might sounds stupid for those accustomed to 3d printing, but why use that technique instead of using flat layers for printing a sphere?
I don't think there's a difference when printing a sphere but some other forms will have a better surface finishing.
See this video if you're interested
th-cam.com/video/gmePlcU0TRw/w-d-xo.html
A Dasyn-Sphere :D
I like your comment the best out of all of them.
Ive heard its silicone for insulation...
What do you have to give to satan to get prints like that
you just have to fuck up the delta_radius really bad
5 souls
lol do those filament stuck on the hot end makes it hold temperature better
What are the pros of this slicing technique? Can "normal" printers do it?
If you've got the hot end clearance, why not?
non planar printing, any printer can do it with gcode, but the delta design is maybe better suited for vertical movements, regular lead screw design might come under too much stress during such printing.
He did it the madman
Curious as to weather this is purely a slicer trick that can work with any kind of FDM printing method or is there special hardware/ setup to make use of such technique. I'm surprised this kind of slicing technique is not more often used as I can imagine the printer could achieve a superior surface quality at very shallow angles where stepping would usually be noticeable.
This is beyond science
i wonder how much the layer heights vary
it looks like one continuous extrusion, but I'd guess at least 2cm at the widest point
@@TheAechBomb im talking about the height of the thin piece of extruded plastic. Because this thing moves vertically while printing im assuming there has to be some variation in height as the nozzles gets comes near and pulls away from the print
@@theshuman100 I guess he made a spider sized first level. That will trap on the plate very tight. Well that’s guess because I have this idea, but I can’t write programs to make this😂. And I cannot change the g code either.
Probably not something you would do for a functional piece, I bet there is a lot of variation.
@@theshuman100 I mean, it's constantly keeping the same distance to the print itself. It keeps printing wherever it goes, so the distance shouldn't change at all, except maybe a little when it goes uphill like that...
Looks just like a caterpillar making its cocoon
At any moment this video will go viral. Any moment now....
In recommendations after 3 years
How do you do this
Nice vid! What slicer do you use?
thats so cool man
This is how I pinch a loaf each morning.
Dang I wanted to see it start
This would be nice if it has a more in-depth showing
hey dude what is all over the nozzel of your printer?
Looks like high temp silicone and is most likely acting as a heat sock to keep the filament thermally stable. Just a guess though.
@@nikolaivillitz6026 probably I was mostly wondering why there is so much of it. My two printers both have socks that are only a few mm thick and they work fine.
@@peechez9597 Yeah, this is really unconventional and honestly looks stupid. It was 3 years ago, but you could have "normal" silicone socks then so I'm not sure why they did this. Seems like it isn't acting as a sock, though, since it doesn't go around the nozzle. It might be there to help it keep its temperature, perhaps the heat block isn't very good or something.
@@BlatantlySwedishPGN yeah, I think your right about the old tech.
clean
Has this method become common in the meantime?
Nice, custom slicer?
That moment when you just wait for it to collapse, but..
the extruder looks like skater's shoe repaired with hot glue.
Thank you kind sir
Oh hello calculus, fancy seeing you here
This, in this form, is absolutely useless, but not only it looks amazing, but I can also imagine ist's a huge technical feat
your video source and others is not available
Brilliant
Anybody know,
How long did this take?
I don't even own a printer, but how brittle is this thing?
Bravo!
Wat printer is this?
Can you share .STL file for print this model?
It's legit just a sphere printed in a weird way
@@BlatantlySwedishPGN so?
@@SpaxMK you can take any sphere. You don't need the exact one they used.
i wanna see this print benchy
"Oh Alfalfa!"
... for Christmas?
Congratulations you just watch the equivalent of a loading screen... and so did I
3D print this orb
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wHeN yOu pUt tHe tImElApSe oN fAsT fOrWaRd...
That's kinda cool I guess
Why are there so many questions in this comment section?
That’s illegal p
Bothers me that his printer head looks like its covered in mayonnaise
Today on how’s it’s made.....Christmas ornaments
It has a little hair :>
this is actual 3d printing
other things go in 2d layers
Cant be done in ordinary printer
Yes. Ordinary 3D printer heads can move up and down freely.
Sending you to the Salem witch trials for witchcraft
Whaaaaat😯
Wait... is that cotton on the nozzle?
TH-cam algorithms
what is all over your hotend ?!
Now throw it so I can see it break.
REVERSE IT!
Intel graphics rendering a sphere
Or trying to
the internet ruined me. i so innerly wish at the end of the print you would had grabbed it and just slammed the print into the wall. without any context
The lines are curvy instead of straight... WOw... what a revolution....
Ok, now crush it
Lets make it a meme
I want to scratch it
GIMME
Recommended but not viral xD
:O
B A L L
Why are the people that make videos like this always so bad at it? Pick up the ball and let me see it.
I hate videos which no sound you should put music or something
On the contrary, this is perfect. Most videos seem like they made more effort to come up with the damn soundtrack than the content. This was refreshing.