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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2023
- My son wanted some boxes to put stuff in a safe container, found this awesome design online from a designer named Whity (All credits to the man, awesome design). Printed 2 versions, one in PLA Uzzy premium galaxy black, and the other one in Polycarbonate CPE carbon fiber.
STL/CAD: www.printables.com/model/2584...
Print speed settings: 250-300mm/s 10k and 20k for infil 15 scv
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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I get printer envy every time I come here. One day I will build a VZBot.
genau wie ich ich baue gerade einen tronxy x5sa 400 um :) konnte es nicht mehr erwarten
Same!😂
You sir should design your own. This is a man, searching for his lost youth and the fact he's not black but the worst of the worst French-Canadian diffrtentiated by using no plastic parts and water cooling that phallic themed hotend while riding the coat tails of those smarter than him. At his age too if he's gonna live on a constant low dose of test and some other cutter then he should at least train legs twice a weeks so his body remembers how to produce the right hormones. I could deal with having to drive around Quebec on my way west for whatever one does dreading the fact he has to drive through a province where they have no speed limit if you're native. I'd guess his weiner got him in trouble when he wife got the clap because if you have any decent cut to you 19 year old girls throw themselves at you in our gyms while hepes is at an all time high. I'm not looking down on him but I know I'm right, I have a high iq, unused engineering degree based on search agolrithms before Google thought of it and becoming a police instead who was 5'8 and 220lbs at 5" body fat in my mid thirties and then I settled down sold some stock and retired and am constantly amazed at why people think chumps like this, 3d Nero and that cell shaded Czech penis are ballers. I'm good at everything I do because I read books and have enough test equipment to buy a new vette but there's too many potholes in the towns around the nf ferry.
Don't look up to this guy brother, just do some research and if you need tools like a proper soldering iron and tools someday hit me up in an email entitled French drippy dick caught by wife when her cooze starred to ooze. Peace. Hahaaha vez hates me over the silliest thing so I'm want to torment but I tell no lies.
I printed one about 5"x10x8" out of petg and keep my pi's and buck converters and a couple boards in it. Good way to not lose them or get damaged. Awesome box design
Time-lapses always were meditative, but Vez goes to new levels of this magic every video with all this angle changes and staff. And shiny cnc VzBot helps a lot with it - not only one of the fastest fdm, but definitely best looking of printers people can build now - just because of all amazing cnc parts.
Fantastic. It's early in the morning here, woke up a little too early and watching this was so relaxing 😌
These boxes and the video came out great!
Your prints make me drool… I LOVE my Extrudort/Goliath combo..
I didn't want to drive to the hardware store to buy screws. So I just created a rod in Fusion 360 with glue able stoppers at the End I-----I put it all together and it works great, use the box everyday at work, nothing broke jet 😊
I printed my first rugged box this week. I am very impressed with the design.
Yeah it was always going to need an o-ring to be water tight, also that o-ring most likely will need replacing every so often to maintain the seal. Cool Bo's though, would be nice for dice or cards
I wish every 3D printing channel did models like this.
Man theses smooth walls, I'm dreaming about that...
thank you for your contribution to the 3d printed asset library :) your work is a constantly renewing source of inspiration! many, many thanks for sharing!
from someone who prints pure PCCF almost daily now -- wet PCCF is very very very common -- PC loves absorbing moisture and CF even more so
yep.. but I was expecting filament to be dry out of a brand new sealed spool.... I was wrong hhaha
@@Vez3D honestly I dont think even a foil bag can keep pccf from sucking moisture though the bag
i've made a large one of these to keep my tools in for my oil changes. convenient so i don't have to hunt for the tools for that job, just grab the box and get to work. been tossing it around without care to see how much it can take
I was looking for a cyber deck computer case , to print.. i like this one..
Damn the finish looks good
Great video
Great design!!!
Thanks for sharing your finding 🙂
This is the exact case I got for my Flipper Zero from amazon. I have so much printer envy right now.
Thx for this very nice box, try to print at the weekend 🙂
I print gaskets in vase mode with at least two layers most of the time three to four. Depending how wide the gasket is how big the nozzle is.
This
exactly. Or get an oring and call it a day :)
The music is so dramatic, i wanna cry XD
You could try setting the seam placement to random positions. I'm pretty sure there's a setting for that in Prusaslicer/Superslicer. Maybe that would help out with the gasket.
I tried that. I think i just really need some softer TPU
Print this kind of boxes out of TPU with high infill. It will be super sturdy. Printing Rubber is awesome.
Simon, would you have a better result with the gasket as well if you stagger where the z seam is- I.e don’t have the seam in the same place?
😏PETG and TPU fuse together very well. So it is possible to rework the model so that at the end it is possible to replace the filament with TPU😉
W0w, just spent all day and half the night yesterday making a parametric box, funny timing on the video. :)
So inspirational
Printing the Gasket as a hollow tube and slightly larger should make the seal much more water tight.
This is Art!
I agree. The guy that made that design is very talented and an artist
looks nice, do you have an enclosure on that printer? also, maybe print the gasket in vase mode and up the layer width to the wanted width in exlusive slicing and im sure it will be water tight :P
Try random seam placement, and maybe a thinner nozzle so you have more walls with a smaller seam between them. Also if you really want to make a printed thing water tight you can rub it with a candle, and heat it with a heat gun to melt the wax (in that case I'd do it on the outside, otherwise you'll get water on the infill).
With calibrated printer and well selected PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA printing absolute water/air tight at speeds around 30mm/sec, 0.2mm layer, 1.2mm walls, 30% fill was never a problem with Ender3, CR10-MAX, XYZ-pro-3in1 even at 98% extrusion on CURA, Creality slicer or XTZ-printing slicer. Microsoft 3D Builder Printer module was good at first, than crashed and now works not so good for XYZ-printing. Mechanical AND optical, prints can easily rival best shown prints in internet. Printers if adjusted correctly with no nonsense settings CAN print water tight models (even water/air under pressure) WITHOUT any other potentially risky treatment (heat deformation). If they are in contact with water and you want to avoid hydrolitic plastic degradation (prone to, are PLA, PETG and less ABS and specially ASA), you can use wax method, but I prefer painting with spray of Acrylic or other UV and moisture resisted coat.
Love this box!
on the side: What CF filament are you using for functional printer parts? What nozzle and diameter? I found that my .4 hardened steel nozzle is constantly clogginf with CF filament
I've had many filaments that was very wet even when they are fresh out of the sealed bag before. Honestly I don't understand how people can 3D print without a filament drier, its so important.
I had a roll of PLA filament out of the bag for about a year. I finished using it recently. Not a single moisture problem.
@@cosmefulanito5933 I've never had a dryer. Colder/wet living environment here but I do keep my filament in ziplock bags (reusing the silica). Not any issues I've seen that seem to be attributed to moisture but... as I start to experiment with higher volumetric flow, I think I'll have to eliminate these variables soon.
@Cosme Fulanito pla is fine. Now.. try the same with any cf spool. Cf is the culprit. It absorb moisture
@@Vez3D That's why I said PLA. Which is the most widely used polymer.
@@cosmefulanito5933 I production print in primarily PLA, ABS/ASA, PC, Nylon, PETG, TPU, with CF and GF variants. Of all of that, PLA is still probably 8:1 most printed. Midwest USA, so humid in summer and super dry winter. I’ve never ever had dry a PLA, ABS on occasion, CF PETG half the time, Nylon I won’t print unless it’s gone through the dryer last night, even during winter. I’ve not noticed that CF is always a required dry (never cfpla), but CF PETG is way worse than PETG alone.
Have u tried random seam for seal? I would try 3 perimeters and random seam.
I just finished printing the 200mm version in ASA and forgot to add brim and there's warpage but it still works as a storage box. haven't tested it's water proof capability yet though 😂
what kind of screw did you use ??
Этому кейсу не хватает ручки на верхней крышке, которая бы складывалась. В остальном, идея хорошая!
Do you find the carbon fiber filament stands up to expectations as far as the difference in strength compared to regular PLA? I'm about to print one of these boxes for my son's Pinecil soldering iron.
Orange box, black latches.. or glowing latches maybe use them as packaging for Goliath
We need a VzBot logo version of this box
You're just great! :-)
Let me know if you would like to smooth the PLA version and I'll update the comment with the method we developed using acetone (And for any replies, yes you can get a glossy smooth surface with acetone and no I did not mean ABS.)
i have not yet worked with tpu so this may be a foolish suggestion but, could you just use heat to melt the seam together a little better?
Nice
ive printed like 3 and it always crack where the screws are inserted
Im new to fusion 360, would be great to see how to edit and upload the files as well. Haven't used parametric files before.
what kind of bolts did you use? can I print TPU with my ender 3 or cr10s pro? I just printed pla, pla+ and petg so far.
Thick vase mode
I thought about it.. but still will be a place where it stops the last loop.
Hi, i was thinking about building a Vz330 and saw a kit from Mallow 3d. I was wondering if there is a version available with the Goliath hotend and watercooling?
the kit have a goliath air cooled.. but we will have a water version of the kit ... i hope soon. for now.. if you want to go with water. you can order the kit and add the watercool body of the vz-hextrudort, the new heatbreak, and the adpater plate
Gasket in vase mode, super thick extrusion width?
Love it, its so fun watching your Printer work. What do you use to hold the top hat open?
the hinges are designed to hold at 91 or 92 degree so it holds it self up. But some people reported it can break the printed hinges if you are not careful enough and slam it too hard. on my side, it wont happen because when it opens up, it sits agains the wall so it wont go any further back
So close, always learn
water seeps through pores in the layter lines. if you want to seal them spray them with a clear coat
you could try making a mold of the gadget and using silicon...
I thought you were printing them with TPU at first. Might need to be a bit thicker walls, but could be even more rugged.
Tpu 95A is too hard as for germetic gasket, you should use 70A or even 60A (Ninjaflex or Recreus filament)
yeah thats the only thing I had in hand hehe. I will have to order some
the lowest I can get here is 85a
We had a new guy at work ruin an 180 dollar roll of onyx because he left the dry box open. If you toss some cf filament and desicant into a box, the desicant will stay dry🤣
What nozzle are you using?
Bozzle !! all the time.. bozzle everyday all day
Don't mind me, just complimenting the interior design of your bathroom
what you print with your printers? weird, I only rebuild mine.
What TPU did you use?
do you put anything on the bed to get good adhesion?
I tried different things and I always come back to my lovely Elmer purple glue stick. It just works very good with everthing
Do you have a dryer recommendation?
I have the eibos one.. but I think its not available anymore.. but look in the description there is a link
Let's test the ruggedness of these rugged case, shall we?
i see that lately ur almost using only the vz330, is the 235 under maintenance or there is something going on? ;)
you see both printers here. :) I use both. Recently I have been testing more on the 330 because I have installed my new LDO SuperPower and wanted to test them very good.
@@Vez3D sounds good! I’ll definitely try one of your printers ASAP! I’d like in the future to see a new X gantry for the 235 maybe with triangular shapes, I think it can help with your crazy performances
@@pimpyourprinter there should a X tube coming soon
@@Vez3D very nice! love your work
👍👍
God that is so satisfying to watch. LMFAO
What printer is that?
In the video there is a VzBoT Vz-330 and a VzBoT Vz-235
you need oil ring to put around the edges, tpu won't work
Nice vid! Turn off your autofocus next time though :)
Rugged box proper name is pelican case. That’s what they are called
That’s not really how you test if somethings waterproof, just water tight. That’s pretty bad. This thing isn’t even watertight. To see if it’s actually waterproof it needs to be placed in a vacuum to really put a strain on the seal. That said, I’m definitely printing some of these. I don’t know why but kids love boxes half my house disappears, and all I have to do is open a few boxes to find all the things that they’ve hidden over the last week.
Just use off the shelf o ring it cost cents
The printed model is warped
the only thing that warped here is the orange clips.. and I reprinted them after with a brim hehe..I just didnt redo the filming. The boxes itself are not warped. If you refer to the place where I lift the cover from the bed and one side is already up in the air.. its a mistake I made haha.. I started lifting the part from bed and realized I was not filming, so I stopped, hit the record button, and lifted the rest of the part of. right side was already done..thats why it creates the illusision it was warped. It was not
ur speed is too much
It can go like 3x this fast with quality better than any commercially available FDM printer.
@@daliasprints9798 hehe thats a bit much ... but yea it can print much much faster.. but I didnt push here. wanted to play with the default profile I created in Orca slicer for VzBoT familly. And slicing was good :)
@@Vez3D lmao default profile having what looks like 10k300 ish
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