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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2022
- Guillaume's Vz330 running on 48V with all the nice parts to get! (Not bolted to wall yet)
skip to 2:00 for full print speed ;)
0.4 layer with, 0.1 layer height, 1000mms 50k accel 75scv, fiberlogy recycled abs @270C, fan 100%, RSCS turned off
Printers:
-full Vz235 printer kit: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dld...
-Full Vz330 printer kit: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DkF...
Printer Parts:
- Waterpump kit I use here: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEt...
-240mm Radiator: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DFO...
-120mm x2 fan: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEJ...
-Vz-HextrudORT watercooled : s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEZ...
-Goliath watercooled : s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DDP...
-Fly Super 8: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A8mOXD
-Drivers s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_AFDBtp
- XY Motors: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_9iN6y9
-Alu Water cooling blocks: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DlK...
-Fittings: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DEV...
-water cooling kit: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dnc...
-48V PSU: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dcf...
-CPAP fan: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dmk...
-CPAP tube: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_A9rUYd
(complete part list can be found on the BOM list on github link below)
-Eibos filament dryer: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dc7...
Full VzBoT Printer project: (BOM, cad, stl): github.com/VzBot3D/
CNC Parts on Mellow Store Aliexpress or f3d-racing-fdm.myshopify.com/
Visit Mellow Store for VzBoT parts: mellow.aliexpress.com/store/g...
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Disord: / discord
If you wish to support: ko-fi.com/vez3d
When your GF says she's home alone but you gotta print something real quick:
I’m sure she wouldn’t mind leaning up against that hahaha.
That needs to be the slogan of this machine, seriously. :D
lmfao
I don't get it.
@@gordon6029 when the centrifugal cycle starts :D
The craziest part of all this to me is this is just one guy that decided "let's see how far we can push the limits of FDM". The level of dedication to this project is unreal.
They have no limits😃
physics does, sadly.
You need to send this video to a company that makes high-speed cameras and see if they'd donate a loaner for a day
I just love how people see this and think "yep, I can buy a voron and it can print at 1000mm/s out of the box" 😂
But what is the point really when u can get enough quality out of it
*The whole building starts shaking violently*
The neighbors: "Oh no! He is printing again"
First layer went like "yeah, reasonable"
And then the second layer went brrrrrrrrrrrr
Absolument fantastique!
The first layer already impressed me a lot... and then it went nuts 🙂
this gave me respect for my washing machine. the fact that it is still working after 5 years without having to tighten a single screw
I love how in these videos you go like "yeah, that looks pretty fast...", and then you realise that is just the "slow" first layer 😁.
This is one of the most insane machines I've ever seen. Absolutely unbelievable. I'm not entirely sure if the machines one day will view you as friend or foe. Either way, someone to be reckoned with. Wow
I can see this one day breaking the speed barrier and create mini sonic booms. Remarkable!! Congrats on continuing to move this tech further.
You only need to add another ~342 000mm/s
Maybe it's possible one day and then u only need one sec. For a 300x300 print
Well Simon, you've convinced me that I need to design my own printer. Thanks 😑 just what I needed, ANOTHER printer.
Why not a Vz? :)
We need a camera angle of the spool spinning uncontrollably
First layer: Wow thats fast
Second layer: Hold my beer OMG
Layer 2: The world is coming to An END!
Like the new octolapse function, the sound really adds to the finished output 😂
It's amazing seeing the evolution of this printer!
Keep up the good work!
This printer never ceases to amaze me.
WOOO! I told you those LDO-42STH48-2504ACs were beasts! 😅
Ponch: You're stringing man!
Blain: I ain't got time to string!
At first I was like my printer prints that fast then the second layer started and nope not even close. Great job on this build purely awesome
are you serious? your first layer speed is like 10x faster than my normal printing speed and i get worse quality.
This is insane.. amazing work i love your videos!
and to quote a nice comment from another video:" on first layer i way like damn that pretty fast but no 10...... HOLY FUC*ING CRAP thats what he is talking about" haha
that might be getting up to the real velocity limits of the bearings, absolutely incredible
The acceleration will kill the bearings in no time too :P
Linears have a max velocity of 5000m/s and acc of 30000m^2/s, so probably the acc :)
@@vasya88 30-60k accel with no preload. If you buy the carriages with atleast minimal preload most manufacturers give a rating of atleast 200k accel.
its almost comical how ridiculously fast this machine prints. my poor ender 3v2 broke its extruder arm just because i watched this xD
So much for being able to live stream this speed it is already a pure blur… epic speed. That logo will look really nice in the shop though!!! Great work.
Insane. My neighbours would kill me to have such printer at home running at such speeds/ noise levels. It sounds like hammer drill lol.
Super fast. It will be interesting to see how the machine, moving parts, and non-moving parts, wires, etc., stand up to such brutal forces over an extended timeframe.
Good lord, those vibrations , and speed
OMG Vez, you’ll need active cooling for the idlers😂
1) It is people like you who push the limits of this 'hobby' into the realm of the unreal, superior, & fanatic that make these creations a reality for others down the line. Please keep up the geniusness.
2) Sadly, one of those lesser fortunate beneficiaries by next decade will be able to look at your current market dominating inspirational achievements, turn around & glance at their off the shelf, generic model and go - "hold my beer"
holy Shit man. Thats unreal to see. Nice work
Impressive as always. I might remember the base is a Tronxy CoreXY. What an evolution :)
Can't wait to build this... great work man!
I have no idea why i started laughing hysterically at 2:00 hahaha. Must be the absolutely ludicrous print speed and acceleration
Amazing, I'd be happy if one day I could achieve half of this speed
Phaetus really needs to make a >300 degree Rapido to print PC. I think that would make it the ideal hotend right now
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I can't even imagine how rigid this machine needs to be to print accurately...
Yes, should be as rigid as milling machine, 100kg cast iron is good start.
Cement bags:) Add cheap mass to counteract multiple types of forces.
I'll bet it's not.
@@andrewbeaton3302 concrete frame
I was not prepared for the second layer
Impressive speeds! I really like the printer. Kudos from a fellow 3D printer designer. :)
I almost feel bad for those stepper motors 😂
One word: INSANE
Ahh yes moments when that printer can print better quality than a printer printing at 50ms
Spectacular! I want one too!
WOW! C'est incroyable jusqu'à où que tu est capable de faire imprimer ta machine 😅 Continue le bon travail!
This project has gone from cool, to amazing, to terrifying, to hazardous in the span of like 3 months 😂
This is so insane! Amazing!
Wow, just wow. I wish I to build this when it's finalized
Man this is absolutely insane lmao I gotta give it to you I’ve been smiling for about 6:20 straight I’m sure this was the biggest win of the century when you got done with this print 😂.
Seems like Phaetus really made a great product right here, much more available to alot of people than the Mosquito Magnum(+) as those are quite expensive too
Yeah they must have spent entire minutes ripping off the E3D Revo
@@cda32 uhh it came out before there even were pictures etc of the Revo
Looking real good bro :) nice work
WTF, I just realised this was a Tronxy X5S from one of your other videos, I have one in the room plodding along at 100 mm/s and now I see you created this monster from what I have sitting just across the room. Challenge accepted !!! I need this!
Man this is so freaking awesome!! Epic!
This truly awesome I'm still learning on my Ender 5 plus lol. I would love to retro fit this.
Wow. All I have to say is just wow.
The print result looks pretty good, which is surprising at this speed. Are we looking at the future here? Hope so.
Coolest thing I’ve seen in years. I’ve been watching you for a few months. How big a part did CHT nozzles play here? If at all that is.
I knew what to expect after the first layer was done and it still amazed me, I cannot imagine the wow factor of someone that didn’t. I’m going to send this vid to my dad to see his reaction. I’ll report back.
Showed girlfriend, girlfriend was amazed.
Very impressive. I believe I have yet to see anything faster that prints.
This looks like mgn12 instead of 9?
And skr1.4t are we even getting close to maximum step rates (I think fystec spider is at top of the ratings, wondering how close we are to that limit, would a awd or croxy style be more taxing on mcu because of the 2 extra steppers?) keep up the progress at this rate in 5 years we will have real life star trek replicators (if we can eat pla and abs XD)
this is absolute insanity. If I had the budget I would build one. I would also like a car eventually though ;)
Wow! This is complete madness (of the best kind). *Lost for words*
I imagine you'll have to start adding substantial weight to the frame of the machine to push further or counter weights.
bolting it to wall and floor :)
@@Vez3D If you push the acceleration any further after bolting it in, you’re gonna need to add some weight to your house so it doesn’t tilt over. 🤣
Wow, insane!
I think I pulled a muscle just watching this.
This is just mental haha. I think you're gonna need to start shooting at 60fps with a lot of light and a low shutter speed cause it's just a blur now
What current are the XY steppers running at? Do you have to use special drivers? Is it just being ran by the steppers seen in the video, or are there more?
Description says tmc5160
Really nice! maybe this machine could benefit from concrete filled "pillars"..
Take the aluminium extrusion, and fill it with concrete, in machines it helps to get rid of the vibrations (or at least minimize it). And for all, non moving or supported parts, you could do it in theory..
Absolutely unbelievable.
My heart was not ready for layer 2
This is madness
That's a serious war machine of a printer. All other printer look like play dough presses In my eyes compared to this Monster ( the term "monster" is here meant in a awesome good way ) PS: you really deserve more subs Pal 👍👍👍👍👍👍. Keep it up pal! U r Awesome!
What a nice little earthquake machine
I saw the Carbon Fiber and thought "that's pretty cool".. but then your printer smoked some Crack and I realized it's entirely necessary 😂 crazy to think of printing at that speed and still getting something accurate
-puts on noise cancelling headphones because neighbors are doing construction
-sees this video, start watching it
-put phone down and enjoy these noises instead
This is how a 3d printer should move)
Bravo l'artiste !
omg fast enough to cause rolling shutter. I think I hear the spool-up when the extruder accellerates
I am less impressed with the speed and more impressed that this thing does not snap a gantry or rattle itself apart. I don't even want to try and do the math on the g's that the gantry is experiencing.
Oh my goodness that is fast.
Question, I see alot of moded printers with belts, why not step motors on the gantry, with a gear track? Is that because belts give during a crash?
Ridiculous speed, love it. The whole thing seems to shake a lot, is this with the printer bolted to the wall? What could still be done to reduce that even more? Also, the printer itself looks gorgeous, this all black look with the lighting is amazing.
No its not mine. Its Guillaume's Vz. Its not bolted to wall yet...so thats why
A more rigid chassis (ie: static geometry) and more static weight maybe?
@@Vez3D Oh, how did I miss that, that's literally the first word of the description that I actually read :D
VzBot goes brrr
F3D Yeahh.... 🛩🛩 And hats off Man.
can't wait to see the day it will brake the sound barrier
The dragster of 3d printers - needs a rebuild after every print
Shake IT Off, Shake IT of🎼🎶🎵🎶
First Layer: *I am speed*
Second Layer: *Entering hyperspace*
VEZ look out im pretty sure you have summoned a super massive black hole;p elite shiz! AMB...
🎉🎉🎉It's so fast, I'm scared .
One day im gonna build one of this machines; ive got voron 2.4 350 which is already good and fast. And for me its whatever i need i can do
Holy f81chukin chit! This thing is absolutely insane!
Damnnnnn its so crazy machine! ;))))
Unreal! How many grams of filament per hour it use at this speed?
How on earth do you even have the guts to be near that machine while it’s operating at those insane speeds? I was seriously scared just by watching this on my TV.. XD
Can’t believe that thing didn’t blow up..
Feeling like I’d seen a unicorn. ^^
Dude...! Fire!
Woah... how much was that on the Richter scale?? I guess you'll need a fair amount of Lock-tight to keep all the parts together.
you need to try soft giant rubber isolator's to dampen them like a giant motor mount would on an engine! great job tho love it !!!
if you like i can send you a picture of a stratasys one!
Hi !!!
What is the fan voltage and size u used on the rapido uhf ?
very impressive👍👍
Neighbours: "he needs to fix that washing machine of his..."
haha
"ah, that's not as fast as I thought that would be"
@2:03 happens
"...oh...."
Have you calculated the flow rate? I have an LGX lite and it strips the maingear, I can only reach a usable flow rate of 23 mm3/ sec - with the motor overdeiven at 1000mA
Still waiting for when y'all realize that epoxy-granite (sand+epoxy) in the base area and side panels are the ultimate way to dampen vibration while increasing rigidity. It's used for high speed cnc-mills to create this property. If you use a mold to create 20mm thick epoxy-granite panels with anchors embedded in them, you can fasten the epoxy-granite panels to the aluminum extrusion of the frame to act as side panels.
Why not just go the extra mile and encase the entire aluminum frame in epoxy granite?
Aaaaand that's exactly why you need a hoist to move that sort of equipment
Planning on doing this. Going to make an L shaped mold to match the bottom and back of the printer, maybe 3-4" thick. Considering casting in aluminum extrusion to mount to. We'll see.
This one is mounted to a concrete wall already, going to be tough to dampen even more. The rest of the flex is in the aluminum and steel belts.
Very true. I had planned to do it couple years ago. But It's easier said than done
Ever thought about using epoxy granite to make a base?
still hard to believe this madness comes out those nema 17 steppers
It just dawned on me - how the hell do the JST and other connectors even stay on at this point? Wouldnt any kind of plug-in connections just jitter out of place at that point
Yeah.. Bit nice but.. How fast can you print brides? That's what I'm curious about 🤔