Godammit. Finally, someone who shows without a two hour introduction of what made them choose to 3D print and the history of 3D printing and why it's the future and everything amazing that can be done with it and all the different models and bits and pieces and accessories and how it's built and functions and some comparisons and prices and why it's so fantastic and why we should get into it. Except for the music that could be a little bit better, thank you for this video.
idk.. it was probably the current colour that was in the printer and I didn't have the correct colour at hand. I guess I could print it again with brass or copper :)
when its 2070 KIDS: what is this big, ugly thing?? A 3D PRINTER?? dont lie its sooo slow.. our 3D printers can print anything under 5 secs!! Oldies: whatever..
Greetings, I have some questions: 1- how much does the 3D printer coast ? 2- is the materials coast a lot? 3- how does the printer recognize the object I want ? 4- is it easy to use for beginners? 5- what is the name of this product? Many thanks 🌹
1) this one I don't know but my ender 3 (best for beginners) cost under £200 2) there are many different types of filament pla is the most common and for 1kg it's around £20 for reference this print was probably around >200g 3) first you get a model from the internet you can just Google X 3d model and one will probably come up then open a software called cura it's a bit tricky to discribe without dragging on but it's easy then stick it on a SD card and it can be printed 4) yeah just do your research before hand 5) this one is a ultimater bit those are a bit pricy and aren't really worth it
95% of the people in the comments do not own a 3d printer or know little to nothing about the nitty gritty of 3d printing. I'm an engineer, you don't even know what you don't know
I like to see the head move. It is much easyer to explain to someone how it works if they first see one work. All those print videos whit per layer capture alltho pretyer does not effectively show how it is made
which camera did you use and is there any cam which records and shortens the video like yours automaticly ? or do you record the video and use a software to fast forward
That was really cool and the first time I've ever seen anything like that. That said, how much do these machines cost and do you need to be a computer wiz to figure it out? It looks very complex but I'd LOVE, LOVE to have on. I'm guessing there a few grand but most important isn't the cost as much as the time it took you to get that good at making figures?? lol Please add more, I'll definitely be keeping an eye open for your videos.
Thanks! My ultimaker 2 extended costs €2495 before tax, but there are much cheaper prebuilt printers that costs much less, but probably have a smaller print volume, no heated print bed, slower printing speed, etc. I think they go as low as $400-500 for a decent printer. You have to make compromises when choosing a printer, like with anything really. There are thousands of models available for free on sites like www.thingiverse.com. And to print those its almost as easy as printing a document on word. You get a few failed prints and learn from those. But if you want to make your own custom models it requires some more tinkering and learning. But there are many good free, and well documented softwares out there. I would say that if you want to make more complex models you might need to be a computer wiz as you said :) Yeah, I will definitely add more videos as soon as I have time!
Damn that ultimaker is nutty! The bridging is amazing! I have a makerbot mini. :( i was going to get a off brand lager printer, but I didn't want to risk it being trash. The only reason I got the mini was because there was a lot of community support for it... Mine can only print as steep as 50 degrees without supports. Your pinter did almost horizontal with no supports :(
You can basically print any 3d model. You need to slice the 3d model into layers and lines that the 3d printer can follow when printing. It's a pretty easy process, but it helps to not be technically retarded. There are many good and free modeling programs out there that can be used to make models for printing. Some are easy to learn, but might be limiting if you want to make something more complex. Other programs can have tonnes of features and can make everything you can dream up, but might be harder to learn. But you don't need to be a programmer to do 3d modeling (it can help though). Most of it visual work with practice and experience.
Love your work vegasti! I can see the size in the pic but what are the actul dimensions? I would love to make one - in sections, somewhere around 450 to 600mm tall. Or is that just crazy time and filament usage?
Plastic mostly, most of it is corn based, so it breaks down. But you can also print with nylon and other types. More advanced printers can even print with metal.
Godammit.
Finally, someone who shows without a two hour introduction of what made them choose to 3D print and the history of 3D printing and why it's the future and everything amazing that can be done with it and all the different models and bits and pieces and accessories and how it's built and functions and some comparisons and prices and why it's so fantastic and why we should get into it.
Except for the music that could be a little bit better, thank you for this video.
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Music goes hard idk what you’re talking about
This music is in the background of like every prison docunentary
Lmao
Brice laten this is too accurate
👌❤
Reminds me of playing the escapists
Play it in 2x speed
Not sure how the 3D Printers mom is going to hang that on the fridge.
BoyKagome You should have more likes LOL! That wasax good one!
It's too big
Lol nice one
BoyKagome haha this is my fav comment
I put it on 2x speed...
much faster :D
but still not enough tho :d
Boody Fattal thx eh?
Made the song better too!
Really? I thought it would be slower. Silly me.
So did I
Wow!! I can remember reinventing the wheel just to create something. Now we have this?!! Sweet!
But.......why green? 😂😂😂
idk.. it was probably the current colour that was in the printer and I didn't have the correct colour at hand. I guess I could print it again with brass or copper :)
why not?
Wasnt it red during construction?
May be for green screen ?
But they wouldn’t green screen to copper if they could just print other filiments
And that how Eiffel Tower was made
Haha xD
Imma tell my daughter thats how it was made
Well it took 2 years to make the real Eiffel Tower...
is it normal I find this satisfying?
urkrays talo it is very natural
urkrays talo Yes it’s very normal 👍😂
Oh its normal
Ross AM HD OK thx :3
Your welcome
Great video, but can you please make another video about the anotomy of Torsk?
That would be the same as asking Leonardo da Vinci about painting another Mona Lisa.
Y’all going in 2x speed? I have time to waste, 0.25x speed lets do this!
lol
@Joyal i have time to waste
Anyone find they fast-forwarded this, even though it on time lapse? 😏
Yes
I sped it up by times 2
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Gavin MP15 shut the fck up Gavin
@@mml5808 HAHAHAHHAA
Moriah
when its 2070
KIDS: what is this big, ugly thing?? A 3D PRINTER?? dont lie its sooo slow.. our 3D printers can print anything under 5 secs!!
Oldies: whatever..
Yeah, just like there are many examples of old tech in our current time. Like kids thinking every screen is a touch screen.
Yes it can print one micro meter ball
😂
Dhanussha Graczel lol
Dhanussha Graczel one of the most truest facts of all time
BS
love engraving and laser cutting with Endurance laser installed on my 3D printer
So glad they figured a way to get rid of our plastic bags. Now I need a way to get rid of 1,460 plastic Eiffel towers.
i have a tip for you. yurn up your printers movment speed for when its not pushing out filiment. it makes it 10 times faster
all i can hear in the backround of my room is a cat getting printed
looks really good
Great gift for the holidays
Greetings,
I have some questions:
1- how much does the 3D printer coast ?
2- is the materials coast a lot?
3- how does the printer recognize the object I want ?
4- is it easy to use for beginners?
5- what is the name of this product?
Many thanks 🌹
Expensive
You need to put a 3d model file or make one
It's easy
Materials costs expensive
1) this one I don't know but my ender 3 (best for beginners) cost under £200
2) there are many different types of filament pla is the most common and for 1kg it's around £20 for reference this print was probably around >200g
3) first you get a model from the internet you can just Google X 3d model and one will probably come up then open a software called cura it's a bit tricky to discribe without dragging on but it's easy then stick it on a SD card and it can be printed
4) yeah just do your research before hand
5) this one is a ultimater bit those are a bit pricy and aren't really worth it
Nice job
dave and bambi fans when a 3d printer is printing something: MMM STRAIGHT UP FIRE🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
it looks like it's growing
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Extraordinary... I'm reminded of Clarke's Third Law!
if you turn off music (not necessary but i recommend it) and then set speed to 2, it looks like its rising from the earth :D
So... in the future everything is going to be made out of plastic?
this looks really good, i always wanted a 3d printer
Watch this on 2x speed its fricking awesome
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Set the video to 2x speed the music is dope!
Love a good timelapse, I have a delta printer in my vids and it looks epic!
really nice tower inffel but why green I don't understand.?
It was the current color i had in the printer.
2160p 2x speed is greatness
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So you can simply make something out of thin air, nice
No
I'm so nervous to print anything without supports, so here goes nothing...
This printer is very talented
lol, im printing that exact model right now XD
I didn’t know the Eiffel Tower was made by a 3d printer
Mind blown 🤯
R/whoosh ahead of time
Ethan Thomas Bruh
@@112Ishaan r/wooosh
We’re you printing at .25 speed? It might take longer but next time try .1 speed. Sorry my English isn’t very good
Future of model makers in architecture is in danger
I would expect that there would zero strings coming off any print considering how much this printer alone costs.
I keep trying this but get too much stringing between the internal structures! Got my pla running 💯 at 185°
this is the longest timelapse ive seen
Imagine how slow that is irl
Connor Wilcox Slow as hell, takes hours even for something simple, but this is pretty complex.
At my school, you can barely print an 640 mm squared maze, and it will bend over.
sushi trash at my school, we have regular printers.
if you don't mind me asking, what is the time you started printing the tower? example: 6am - 11am
It took 20 hours.
Awesome! whats the name of the music thats playing in the background...its really good
95% of the people in the comments do not own a 3d printer or know little to nothing about the nitty gritty of 3d printing. I'm an engineer, you don't even know what you don't know
What's an impressive thing to just leave on a shelf when someone comes over
Can we use solid works for designing?
Yes
@@vegasti Thanks
2x playback speed makes it better.
I like to see the head move. It is much easyer to explain to someone how it works if they first see one work. All those print videos whit per layer capture alltho pretyer does not effectively show how it is made
Whoever designed the Eiffel Tower must have done it with the knowledge that their design must not need any support struts and for this we thank them
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Looks really cool!
yeah!
I wanna print this but it’s looks like it need a lot of support
That's what i thought as well. But it finished without any 😅👍
This song is not 'Major Tom' by Peter Schilling :D
No I had to change it to something else after they claimed it. They even earned all the revenue from the video, but I still couldn't use it.
Soooo satisfying!!
Did it print without printing supports? how well did it print with or without it?
Nice to see. How long did the program take to run?
which camera did you use and is there any cam which records and shortens the video like yours automaticly ? or do you record the video and use a software to fast forward
I used a gopro. Sped up the footage afterwards
That was really cool and the first time I've ever seen anything like that. That said, how much do these machines cost and do you need to be a computer wiz to figure it out? It looks very complex but I'd LOVE, LOVE to have on. I'm guessing there a few grand but most important isn't the cost as much as the time it took you to get that good at making figures?? lol Please add more, I'll definitely be keeping an eye open for your videos.
Thanks! My ultimaker 2 extended costs €2495 before tax, but there are much cheaper prebuilt printers that costs much less, but probably have a smaller print volume, no heated print bed, slower printing speed, etc. I think they go as low as $400-500 for a decent printer. You have to make compromises when choosing a printer, like with anything really. There are thousands of models available for free on sites like www.thingiverse.com. And to print those its almost as easy as printing a document on word. You get a few failed prints and learn from those. But if you want to make your own custom models it requires some more tinkering and learning. But there are many good free, and well documented softwares out there. I would say that if you want to make more complex models you might need to be a computer wiz as you said :) Yeah, I will definitely add more videos as soon as I have time!
my printer (M3D Pro) is only $350. it's not too big but it definitely gets the job done.
@@vegasti 2,4k Euro wasted money lol
@@beynurh.1489 Well.. I've made that back by now :)
@@vegasti How much did this video made you?
Beautiful music
head to 4:45 to see it finished
How long did it really took to print ?
Seems to be an accelerated video
20 hours, it's in the description
Very nice music❤
Are you using Octoprint for your timelapse?
This was just made with a gopro in timelapse-mode
vegasti okay, thank you very much!
Is there ever problems with making things too top heavy? Like they tip over while printing?
As long as you got a sturdy base it should be fine
4K soooo goooooood
Jack Peatling but no 60fps 😅
for everyone searching for music name:
For Cats You're Away
- Peace Time
can I know what song this is?
Damn that ultimaker is nutty! The bridging is amazing! I have a makerbot mini. :( i was going to get a off brand lager printer, but I didn't want to risk it being trash. The only reason I got the mini was because there was a lot of community support for it...
Mine can only print as steep as 50 degrees without supports. Your pinter did almost horizontal with no supports :(
It mindblowingly intacate as well!
Technology has come a long way.
What program was this built on? Solidworks? Cool vid by the way
can you create your own model?And how?
do you have for example a visual programm like painting for example or you have to be programmer?
You can basically print any 3d model. You need to slice the 3d model into layers and lines that the 3d printer can follow when printing. It's a pretty easy process, but it helps to not be technically retarded.
There are many good and free modeling programs out there that can be used to make models for printing. Some are easy to learn, but might be limiting if you want to make something more complex. Other programs can have tonnes of features and can make everything you can dream up, but might be harder to learn. But you don't need to be a programmer to do 3d modeling (it can help though). Most of it visual work with practice and experience.
how does the printer know what to print
Great video. Can I use it as example of 3D printing in one of my online courses?
yes
I was about to comment that you should have put a camera in there then I realized
That’s pretty cool
so cool
How expensive is the material to make something like this.
Hi vegasti !
Which software did yo used? Where are supports? It's good work!
I used Cura. No supports. I mostly started to print this to clear the nozzle for some wood filament, but it never failed, so I let it finish :)
Ok;) thank you!
easy peasy lemon squzzy
WFT this is so good
What is the name of the music?
Love your work vegasti! I can see the size in the pic but what are the actul dimensions? I would love to make one - in sections, somewhere around 450 to 600mm tall. Or is that just crazy time and filament usage?
Go for it! 🤪 think this one was around 100-150mm tall.
One step closer to realizing the Star Trek "replicators". I'll give it another century in which to have it right.
How long did this take? What material is used to print? Looks like plastic.
All the info is in the description
The only reason my designer teacher let's me use my phone on class
HI
Nice job
You didn't use Support.... didn't need it ?
Thanks
I initially started the print to clear the nozzle and didn't expect it to complete, but as long as everything went well I just let it run :)
How do u make understand printer to print only this object
By selecting the object you want it to print
@@vegasti I have a pic of dragon on phone, then how can I print it 3D
@@prakashabhijeet you need an .STL file for printers to even print.
Someone should edit out the machine so it just looks like it's growing in place.
also do one tower and , twin towers w it.
Ironic, they printed it in the color of the Statue of Liberty.
245 for PLA is whats causing your stringing :)
How much was that printer? Just wondering because I might be saving up for one
Think it was around $2000. You can probably find much cheaper and better printers now.
Sick
In the good sense
How much do you think this cost to make, in terms of plastic?
probably around €5-20 depending on the type of plastic and brand (if any)
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Karlen Gharibyan lol dude wtf
That's a good video. Can I source it and use it as a video?
Jag tänker BARA på mordpodden när jag hör denna låt.
English plaease
Nice but WHY SO MUCH INFILL
What material are 3-D printed things made out of?
Plastic mostly, most of it is corn based, so it breaks down. But you can also print with nylon and other types. More advanced printers can even print with metal.
kindly i want tutorial in this project