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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มี.ค. 2019
- Take a walk around the Midwest RepRap Festival 2019 with me! This year is the biggest version of the MRRF yet and it's overwhelming as always.
There's one more day left, let me know in the comments what you'd like to see more of!
Thanks to Prusa Research for sponsoring my trip to MRRF! Check out the SL1 and CW1 here: go.toms3d.org/SL1
Check out the original (failed) stream here • Experience MRRF live
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Did you see something that tickled your fancy? There are still about 6 hours of MRRF left, plenty of time to film more!
hotends.com and the J-head v12 would be really interesting! :)
Tom, please visit E3D booth and check Mandala rose works Railcore printer ;)
Railcores!
This is amazing, thanks for the tour!
E3D Tool changer please!
So great to see you again, Tom! Looking forward to hopefully visiting Germany :)
Thanks Tom - really nice to get a flavour for what a trip to MRRF is like. Looking forward to the follow up videos. Good on Prusa for sponsoring the trip!
Amazing creativity!🤩
Great overview of the MRRF2019.
Wish I could be there too, maybe another year.
Thanks Tom.
Thanks for the great overview. Well done as usual.
Thanks Tom. Great overall tour.
I'm glad you did this walk through. I've been trying to explain to friends and family how busy MRRF was and many of the things that were there. This was my first year to attend.
I really wanted to come this year. I've been follow you and Stephan in the ramp up. I'm working on an MPCNC. Just need to assembly. You really are an inspiration. thanks for all you do!
Thanks for the tour. Saw some things I want to go see today.
Thanks for coming out Tom. Everyone that showed up was incredible with their projects and samples. It was good to meet you and refreshing to have someone use a first bump in place of a shake. So many germs on hands, but people get offended if you offer a bump lol.
Thank you Tom for the walk around MRRF. From Indiana and moved to Panama 7 Yrs ago. Wish I could have been there!
Thanks for sharing for us that can't be there. Can't wait for more.
The Festival looks amazing, this video makes me feel even more excited to be there one day
Thank you for the walk around Tom.
Thanks for showing the C3Dt/bd (big delta) with the crazy bed at 12:02 hope to see you again in 2020
Thanks Tom for the 2nd walk through... Looks you having fun
Check out the Railcore IIs. I saw several around during the walk around
Thanks for the walk-around Thomas!
Thanks for the walk through Tom! I'm actually 1 1/2 hours away, but working on-call the whole weekend in my real job. Can't make it up there, but your walk through has made up for my not being able to be there. Any videos you can put together on hot end innovations would be great!! Thanks again!
Hey Tom, thanks for the tour! Did you have a look at the Railcore 3D printer? What do you think about its bed leveling with the 3 independent lead screws?
Awesome tour of an awesome event! It was awesome meeting you and a lot of fellow creators there!
Thanks for sharing!
tech + art. love it
Thanks for the video.Wish I was there...Love all your videos..
I wish I could have gone this year, but I'm already planning to go next year. Looking forward to more detailed videos from the vendors!
It was awesome to see you!
More of fully 3D-printed 3d printers please!
Thank you for the walk about video tom
Great video.
Looks like chaos.
keep up the good work
Thank you , Looks like a ton of fun. We need an Atlantic Canada Rep Rap!
Was there at 24:15 -- awesome walk, lasting memories. Thanks Tom.
Great stuff as always Tom, will have to go there at some point :)
Thanks Tom, I couldnt make it this year so this made me feel like I was There. Thanks
I saw someone printing on a shirt, I'm actually trying that myself.
So many chill ama fascinating things to see.
Thanks for sharing and as always Keep Building👍
Simon (RCLifeOn) has a really fun tutorial video on it. Go check it out of you haven't seen it already. 👍😁
Thank you.. i couldnt make it and this was a nice lil view of what was going on :)
Looking forward to your indepth talks with some of the folks.
Thanks for covering MRRF again this year! Couldn't make it, in the Philippines right now.
Would love to see your take on the white knight belt printer (how flat/even is the bed? Is it good enough for printing a product where the bedside it the visible part of the product) and some Railcore printers please.
May be more on the White Knight Belt Printer?
I have really been wondering about them myself
Francois Bujold I’ll have a video on this machine later this week!
3D Printing Nerd #Shamelessplug
Great video keep up the awesome work!
If you add 2 9mm Clip-on Ferrite Ring Cores on each axis and the main power cable you will greatly reduce noise and ringing. Prints will come out smoother. Also adding 1 32x3 mm round n52 magnet to each 2 cores completes for perfect walls. Stabilizes the stepper motors.
Wish I could be there :(
Please find out at much as you can about further advancements with the E3D tool changer. Cannot wait to see how this develops!
Wheres Stefan??
Jasper
Perth, Australia
Tom! I think you should build the MPCNC! They were at MRRF!
What I want to know is what sort of camera and camera rig you used for this video? Incredibly smooth, and versatile in movement. Thanks!
Really wish you had stepped to the left when looking at that huge 3D print. My bud Fun King 3D from Florida brought the FK1 printer up. Don't know how you missed the largest traditional machine in the place!
I would like to see more about the fully printed 3d printers. What is the most self replicatable printer at the festival?
Great video! I want to attend MRRF2020!
Jah the fully 3d printet printer looks very interresting
Nice video! Liked the speakers at 18:00 They are by Geoff Cole Orthographic Audio.
Great overview of exhibitors, but I think I'm going to take a break and find some Dramamine. Thanks for your efforts.
Love the Ricky Bobby impersonator 😂
Tool-changer, other coreXY printers and deltas
Great tour, so many parts where i wish for you to stay and have a look. But one thing caught my eye. Is it the 3dprinting community or US overall with so so many overweight people? I mean I am not a leightweight myself but there are so many ....
MRRF is in the midwest, which is probably the highest proportion of overweight people. (I'm from the midwest but have lived all over the US)
Awesome :)
It looks interesting, but i have to say that the image quality is superb!!
Thanks, I couldn’t go, so this is the next best thing.
How do you feel about the Railcore II ?
What’s a good cnc machine to buy that cuts aluminum well? Have you seen any there?
8:14 and 9:18 _Walks right by Nicholas Seward_ "Did we skip anyone? Nope.." Have a look at his designs. They deserve more attention. He does a lot of cool stuff with novel geometries. He's very talented.
this is the last year i miss.
My wife and I were there and I was looking for you Thomas. Wanted to introduce myself. Didn't see you. I watched the video and we practically bumped elbows at the 16:09 mark of this video. :) Not sure how I managed to miss you. Was a good time.
Aww you turned around right when you walked by my table :-( lol I did get a picture with you so all is good thanks Tom you are a great guy.
Nice! I hope you had as much fun as i did!
Mountain Dew in large boxes .. sighs. Hard to come by in Germany
indeed Arby's is LOADED with MSG>
MRRF was fun but very crowded
LOL--the glare of the guy at 15:25
Look at this guy, arriving @ 8:15am and getting the best parking spot! :D
@9:05 approx, the guy on the right when you're pointing out loubie's stuff is Nick Seward, the guy who brought us a bunch of RepRap machines such as the RepRap simpson, etc.
LOL at the guy throwing you shade @ 15:25 because he wouldn't let you get a shot of the Zesty table...
ThantiK Nick Seward was showing off a non-planar 3D printer on wheels. It is like a next-gen Helios, using a SCARA arm connected to a base that can “drive” around but also “tilt” the hotend by 20 degrees.The idea is infinite printing, not limited by a belt (man’s a genius).
@Tom is he in the reprap documentary?
I seen you there filming so I didnt get a chance to say hi.
it was a nice event.
Check out ART3 really want to see their interesting kinematics systems. Talk to Daniel Halvorson about his new CoreXYT and maybe he can show you his CoreYX (that is not a typo)
Printrbot?! I though they closed down?
I wasn't going to bother you and , but I ended up in your video without even knowing it, lol Hope you had a great time and did not get too tired, or sick
I've enjoyed MRRF the last two years. I think I'm going to skip Saturdays from now on though. As someone who gets clausterphobic it's not ideal lol.
Larry Kozlowski Saturday was CRAZY
I saw gCreate's booth but I don't think you visited it :( would've been nice to see that gMax 2 they made
@@gordo3di I really like how the gMax 2 looks and the new features! As a proud order of a 1.5XT+, I am excited to potentially purchase one!
Hey Tom!
Great work with your videos! Keep on going!
What was the name of the slicer at 14:32 and is this slicer out in the wild? You said that it looked like a mix of cura and simplify3D.
I pronounced it "AllPrint", but looking at the video again, it's probably more like "AIPrint"
But I know as much about this slicer as the you ;-)
So about the WhiteKnight, the belt is actually a patent by Stratasys - do they regognize that and licence it to WhiteKnight?
I believe it's only patented if the axes are perpendicular - hence the 45° Z-axis, same as on the Printrbelt
@@MadeWithLayers I don't think so (see: patents.google.com/patent/US8668859?oq=stratasys+plattform). Could you please ask them, when you get back to them?
Wouldn’t Blackbelt have a patent on the 45 deg setup?
@@z4zuse possible - but I guess they just have that for Germany
@@Taconiteable i think Blackbelt is from the Netherlands
Who’s work shop is he pointing the camera at( time stamp 15:04
If you scan frame by frame, you can see as many as two women.
Yes, as well as 2 not overweight man.
It looks like it is at a county fairgrounds.:P I kind of dig it.
It's at the Eklhart County Fairgrounds - I believe there are even cattle auctions going on in another building during MRRF!
Nice Video, when you showed the Alien3d community sculpture you mistakenly called it CDW3D, thats one of my contributions from CasaDelWhacos3D
Hi Tom,
I want to print something that is 10ft long, can the belt printer there do something that long?
It's just a question of supporting already printed length.
And whether the 3m long print can support itself after.
Why no love or mention of the Railcore Labs printer? You loved the DIY clone make of the Prusa i3.... seems disingenuous to me.
I really wish I could go to mrrf but I gotta go through college first!
Ryan Carlyle is my man.
Thomas "I'll come back to you this is just a walkaround" Sanladerer
Would love to see more coverage on ProjectFDL.
So after nearly 2 years of not printing there's pretty much no change in the industry ?
Thanks for the fist bump. Sorry, I didn't know you had a live camera.
Mee-chi-gan.
Where is the 2020 edition?
They need a bigger venue. End of story. The novelty of Goshen IN has worn off.
It was much better on Sunday. Unfortunately people started packing up wayyyyyy early. Both buildings were packed shoulder-to-shoulder, and when people stopped to talk they wouldn't take into consideration that other people needed to get around them.
Still, amazing turnout - The organizers should be proud of what they've accomplished.
@@ThantiK bet the fire department loves that.
it will have 300-400% more space next year. going to move it UP a week into april which will allow access to a much bigger space.
what they really need is another day. start thursday for setup then full friday saturday since right now its essentially a one day event and really need to be a 2+ day event and make friday closed to public industry only day then wide open sat/sun
at least that is what I would do :-)
it will make it a lot less hectic as well since you will have more time so won't have to rush so much.
who had the HUGE spools of filament and do they sell them?
John Bolene I think that was IC3D
@@3DPrintingNerd ok, looked on their website and all are out of stock,,thanks
South Wetht Chicken mini maker faire? ;-D
Critiquing Ben Heck’s Thor’s hammer!
Oh, that was his? I was distracted by his one-hand X-box controller.
For all the hate you give to the anet a8, I never had an issue of the cables burning or electrical issue, but then again I do electrical engineering...
#BreakingNEWS!!!!! Tom called the frog a dragon! :D
MRRF. MRRF...... ARF ARF! WIsh I could have been there :P
What’s up with the dude in a giant robot suit thing?
15:06 I accidentally blocked the camera. Sorry Tom had a good conversation with the novel extruder folks.
lol Its always been a tool to make stuff with, for the last 4-5 years of my life. Its never been anything else ;-D