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- Link to my website: www.artme-3d.de/ Please select your language on the landing page. Then you find the complete description and my Webshop. Klick "Support" to see the documentation with instructions and print files. Have fun ;-) The MK1 of ARTME 3D's original filament extruder will define the standard in the near future. Fully open source and available as a DIY kit.
Link to my website and webshop: www.artme-3d.de/
Link direct to the description: www.artme-3d.de/products/
Link direct to the documentation: www.artme-3d.de/mk1-dokumenta... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Remember seeing this a while ago, so happy to see you finalize MK1 ! This will revolutionize the 3D printing industry for hobbyists. One thing I love is that so many extruders for sale are 1k +, are bulky, or have a ridiculous high kg output that is unsuitable for the hobbyist. Thanks for all your time in this design and making it open source. I'm sure the 3D printing community will continue to expand on this idea.
Tank you for your positive words!
Nice design 👍
I liked this project very much
so great, thanks for sharing it 👍
Nice! You've first full version has been released! Farewell, E1.6~
The E1.6 does also the job. With the MK1 there are only some things easier.
How does the coin tension control system work? I am blown away by the German engineering behind this, it's quite impressive.
🇧🇷🇧🇷 Excelente projeto.
top machine!
open source，The best！
Nice
Wow 😳👌
magnifique conception , par contre comment fait on pour broyer les grosse pièces .
awesome machine , well done ! Is it possible to use shredded bottle caps ?
If its a thermoplastic that can melt then technically it can be made into and used as filament
can i use PEHD ?
yes, you can make Filament from shredded bottle caps. But the material is very difficult or even impossible to print.
Is it possible to buy the kit?
Yes, check - www.artme-3d.de/
Yes, you find my webshop at www.artme-3d.de
Can it melt the smaller piece of transparent plastic box? Anywhere we can buy this beautiful machine or do we need to build it ourselves?
The plastic box must be well shredded, then it might work. There are hundreds of types of plastic, without more specific information, it is difficult to say. But the practical thing about this extruder is that you can just test it. But you have to know that most plastics for packaging and boxes are difficult or impossible to print. On my website you can buy the extruder as a kit. I do not currently sell ready-built units.
www.artme-3d.de/
Cool, крутяк
This one looks like it winds significantly faster !!
Can it extrude more materials ?
Yes, it can produce a bit more material. But it is still depending an the type and quality of the material. The extrusion screw is modified and the colling path is longer.
Great work! What is the Reduction ratio?
I want to use 42 step motor to do it, What should I pay attention to?
A Setup with a Nema 42 is extremly more expensive than a Nema 23 with gear. And a Nema 23 with 15:1 will do the job.
@@ARTME3D My intention is to use parts from 3D printer carcasses as much as possible for this job, I have quite a few aluminum extrusions and a lot of Nema 17 42 Stepper Motor (so not Nema 42 haha), just want to set a reasonable reduction ratio to provide enough torque. I'm from Taiwan and the purchase options are not supported here, otherwise, I'd be happy to support your project! In our case, the 3D printing waste all goes to the landfill, yes, all of it! As an industrial design student, I am very concerned about this and want to change the printing ecosystem, at least on our education site. Thanks to your efforts and contributions, I see a little hope!
@@user-oj8vm9sl7j Oh, I see now. It will be difficult with a Nema 17. With a very large gear ratio, you might get the necessary power, but then the maximum speed might be too low.
Have you finished your project? I’m starting a project with the same scope of work as yours so your not alone, I’ll use. Anet printer’s parts
@@larisselajanuario Hello my friend, I'm still on my way to collect the parts I need, how about you? I just recently found a way to assemble my extrusion tube and hot end using off-the-shelf parts, and I'm still working on it.
hi. final version of the project mk1.
I'm printing version 1.6 which I currently have. Would you recommend I upgrade?
Some parts have changed. But the upgrade from the E1.6 to the MK1 is possible. I will offer an upgrade kit, but will need a few days to do so. But the E1.6 does also work, so its up to you with the upgrade.
Podes subir un vídeo con el paso a paso? Gracias
Have you tried using it with shredded failed prints instead of pelets?
we will be going to do that
yes, more details you find in the description of the extruder: www.artme-3d.de/products/
hello! Could you teach me so that I can make a machine like this one?
Can you make a video on how to build this filament extruder?
I really want to, but building this thing takes some time. And now i have to keep up production first. I hope that maybe someday a customer of mine will do this. ;-) But you can see step by step how to build this in the assembly instructions in the documentation : www.artme-3d.de/03-assembly-instructions-mk1/
Ich habe noch den 1.6 Bausatz. Sind die Teile zum MK1 größtenteils identisch oder wird es ein Upgrade-kit geben?
Es haben sich einige Teile geändert. Aber das Upgrade vom E1.6 auf den MK1 ist möglich. Ich werde ein Upgrade Kit anbieten, werde aber noch ein paar Tage dazu benötigen.
@@ARTME3D Alles klar, ich danke Ihnen für die schnelle und positive Antwort.
What is the Maximum Temperature to melt the material? Is It feasible to make filament of nanocomposite material?
I have not yet had the opportunity to test something like that.
Cool. Does it work with PLA+?
I Never worked with PLA+. There are many different types of PLA. So far, all of them have worked.
Can i know how much it cost for making this machine
😮❤👍
How's the accuracy for the filament width, and what are you using to measure it if any? 😲
You will find all details at www.artme-3d.de/products/. With good materials you can get a accuracy of +/-0,05mm. But even when it is more tolerance it works with most printers. You need to meshure manually with a caliper and you can adjust the diameter by the hight of the Filament hanging. In the manual are more details (comming soon on my website under support.
@@ARTME3D good afternoon! interested in an important question, does the broach mechanism and the auger work together? is there any feedback? or does the screw rotate at the same speed all the time, and the broach mechanism makes the desired diameter by “pulling out” the desired size of the still molten plastic? Sorry for my English :(
@@sdqf yes there is feedback. Please read the description at www.artme-3d.de for more details. A sensor detects the height of the soft filament sheet between the nozzle and the puller motor and regulates the take-up speed. This keeps the pulling force on the filament constant until it cools. As a result, a constant diameter of the filament is formed. Slight fluctuations in the extrusion are also compensated for in this way. This is particularly important when processing regrind.
@@ARTME3D thanks for replay!
Wow, looks so smart. How much is the price?
You will find the current price in my webshop at artme-3d.de
Did you try to use prints leftovers as pellets?
Yes, the whole design is based on that. The properties of the crushed material are described here: www.artme-3d.de/09-material-guide/
I wonder if it's possible to replace the nema 23 servo with a simple encoder, and a regular brushed DC motor, hmm... there's a lot of delay etc in the system so I feel like it'd not need to be super accurate specially with high gearing.
My experience is that all DC motors, even if they have an encoder, fluctuate greatly in speed. Especially in applications with gears and high torque. One example is the FIlastruder. In many videos you can hear how the motor changes speed with every revolution of the extruder screw. This makes it relatively difficult to produce filament within tight tolerances. Of course, it would work if the motor and the power electronics were correspondingly large. But then the whole thing becomes very expensive. A normal, inexpensive stepper motor always rotates at the same speed, even under load. The only problem here is that a stepper motor does not have much power. That's why I build my extruders very small.
shoow qual sao as medidas dos perfil de aluminio
When are you releasing the MK2?
The MK1 is my standart for a longer time now. It is a lot of work and takes a lot of money to make it even better. So the MK2 will take maybe 1-2 years.
@@ARTME3D thanks for the response! I will look at grabbing one soon!
How many kg per hour does this produce ?
для протяжки лучше резиновый протяжной механизм использовать.
Правильно. К сожалению, я пока не нашел колесо с резиновым покрытием, которое было бы надежно доступно и выполняло эту функцию.
@@ARTME3D Попробуйте изготовить из сырой резины, методом вулканизации в печи при 200 градусах. В интернете есть подробное описание процесса, это не сложно.
do you have to clean it going from pla to petg?
In this case, you can simply change the material and let the extruder run until there is no more PLA in the system. You can find more details here: www.artme-3d.de/produkte/desktop-filament-extruder-mk2/9-ausschalten-und-wiederinbetriebnahme/
Wow, can handle PVA?
I haven't had the chance to test it yet.
what filament are you making?
In this case it is just PLA.
This looks very interesting, but what is the purpose of this? Is it more cost efficient than buying, e.g., PLA? Is it to recycle (I noted on the website there are dimensional requirements for the inputs so that may not be it)? Or is it because it's just fun to vertically integrate the 3d printing process simply because you can?
I do not understand the question. The purpose of the extruder is to produce 3D printing filament either from 3D printing waste or from plastic pellets. Not more not less. It's not for everyone of course, you have to process quite a bit of plastic to make it worthwhile. But if you are into it and have an application for it, you will find that this extruder is a good solution for it.
I can't believe it's +/-.03mm accurate with pellets and +/- .06mm with recycled chips.
Of course, this presupposes that the material is sorted and well processed. Here is an explanation of what is needed: www.artme-3d.de/09-material-leitfaden/
Hi What is the diameter of the device nozzle?
The diameter of the nozzle may vary from material to material. Plastics expand to different extents when the nozzle is left. Two nozzles are supplied in the kit, one with 1.5mm, the other with 1.7mm. They are normal V6 printer nozzles. So you can quickly drill out some yourself if you need other dimensions.
show what are the measurements of the aluminum profile
Please have a look at my website. In the documentation you can find informations in the part list:
www.artme-3d.de/produkte/
I'm in Brazil and I'd like to do this machine but I think u don't send it to here, can I get all the mechanic parts from AliExpress and the metal ones what can u do? Tks a lot
Hi, I do ship to Brazil, please check out my online store: artme-3d.shop/
If you want to biuld it on your own, it is not everything availible an aliexpress. It is not easy to get every component, but it is possible. You need to caclulate a lot of shipping costs.
It is possible to make pet filament?
Pet from plastic bottles
PET from plastic bottles is not easy to work with. Here is why: www.artme-3d.de/regelmaessig-gestellte-fragen-faq/
Why don't you share the wrapping mechanism?
This project open source, check more details this - www.artme-3d.de/
You will find the all print files and the assembly instructions in my open source documentation: www.artme-3d.de/mk1-documentation-downloads/
It's showing 404
i can not make it work for extruder motor E0 with driver M542-05, could you support me for wiring graph or code?
Yes, please contact me directly and show me your components. www.artme-3d.de/
@@ARTME3D thank you for your quick response, i fixed motor issues, but now machine is suspend and blank display when i heat up to 45- 50 degree celcius, I have written email to you, hope to have a solution.
How much cost in USD?
The current prices can be found in my webshop. The exact description and the webshop can be found on my website: www.artme-3d.de/
I can't see "S" parameter in screen!!...
Hello Mustafa. Please contact me via email or whatsapp. Please explain exactly what you want to know. You find the adress and number on my website www.artme-3d.de/. Klick on Contact in the main menu.
Documentation link is 404
Thanks for pointing that out, I've updated it.
How many kilos Per hour it can produce ?
This is explained in detail in the description: www.artme-3d.de/
It is between 0,15 to 0,5 kg per hour depending on material an usecase.
@@ARTME3D Sorry, thanks anyway
I've checked your shop: 90 euro for 9kgs of PLA pellets plus shipping. Or 27euro for 2kgs of PETG. Are you serious?:) Where is the point? Nice design anyway:)
This is relatively simple. I can't buy large quantities of plastics at the moment. I always buy about 300 to 600 kg. This is a ridiculously small quantity for the plastics traders. Consequently, the price per kilogram is also very high. It is not possible for me to earn anything with it. The logistics and storage costs for such quantities of plastic should also not be underestimated. In addition, weighing and packing small quantities is a lot of manual work. I am working on automating this process and hope to be able to increase the purchase quantities soon. Then a lower price will be possible.
When you spend 20 dollars in plastic.. to spool 20 dollars in plastic v.v
I don't get it.