Is THIS the Best 3D Printer? See Elite Machine Works AND MORE at East Coast RepRap Festival part 1!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Interviews from the show floor at the East Coast RepRap Festival (ERRF). Thanks to SURFSHARK for sponsoring this episode. Get 83% off AND an extra month FREE: surfshark.deals/3dnerd CODE: 3DNERD
The Elite Machine Works 3d printer is INSANE. It's a 3d printer build to a machinists expectation for tolerances. It COULD BE the best. What do you think?
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We had an amazing time at ERRF and got a lot of great interviews. Here is who is in this episode and timecodes of their segments.
3DChameleon 0:31
Dyze Design 5:45
Elite Machine Works 10:33
Repkord 14:39
Wally w/ 3d printed AND painted models 18:41
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3DChameleon 0:31
Dyze Design 5:45
Elite Machine Works 10:33
Repkord 14:39
Wally (3D Printed and Painted Models) 18:41
Aww... You missed the Kreatos. :(
I was there and didn't get to see that 3D chameleon but I think I'm sold on it. Hi-5 Joel thanks for the awesome reporting.
Be nice if you linked to these creators, give them that social high five ;)
sadlly 3d chameleon ships not to Europa. Maybe AliExpress will do it for half price?
who is Simon Walker
That mechanical switch color changer (chameleon?) is amazing. Gonna have to look into that!
Just ordered a 4 color kit
@@fred5678910 What's your experience? What's your printer? Does it work as intended? How much does it need to purge?
brilliance in simplicity from bill with that mechanical switch ..
"I cant afford a 300$ drum set, let me go out and buy a 6000$ printer and make my own"
"We are a using this industrial 3d printer for our work but lets print something great to give away in the spare hours its not being used"
Toothbrush sanding tool, best tip of the day!
10:33 ERRF is the place to see a lot of incredible, new, wonderful machines, this is no exception. This is Kyle. Kyle is a machine.
Wow - lots of things to think about!
Thanks Joel and Sean.
Awesome innovations and great coverage..... Keep up the great work Joel and Sean! ✋
Thanks for doing these videos Joel and Sean! I wish I had time to go to these things, but I don't so this is the closest I can get for now to seeing all the cool stuff!
Great Presenting work 😎 Thanks for "Taking us to the Show" Joel. Im impressed by everyone's work but perhaps David & his printed Fashion gear was the biggest surprise, and the White Knight printer because I'd been thinking of how to build a printer with a conveyor belt bed 3yrs ago. I think that's my 2020 Project as I can think of some good uses for it. 2 Thumbs Up for this video!
Excellent Video Joel,Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Joel. Loved meeting you there. You and Shawn keep up the great work!!
Awesome video Joel. Thanks for bringing it to our attention. It's a very solid printer. Loved that multihead printer also. Cheers, Aaron.
Man, I wish I had more time at the show to leave the booth and see this stuff but this is the next best thing. Awesome coverage. Can’t wait to see part 2!
Me too, along with tini robots, charging batteries, and climbing into bot arena to save said bots, the days were filled, but it was a good experience, as all of the company's were treated as equals, with robots, printers and filliment alike.
Thanks Joel, I definitely need to get to the show next year. Looks like a lot of fun.
You sir are a great interviewer.
Far better than most. I was really impressed. You kept asking questions I would have asked so I got a few laughs out of that. I am very new to your channel but pretty awesome so far.
Thank you very much!
Great stuff, Joel. Yep, Wally is THE MAN!!! Loving what Dyze is doing too!!!
You seem like such a nice person. I really admire the way you interview and talk with people.
Great video. I’m not normally into trade show videos but that was really well done. Joel you are a natural at interviewing geeks. keep it up.
Thank you for the kinds words! I'm glad you liked it!
Love your content dude! Keep it up!
This is awesome! Thank you.
The Badger primer Wally is mentioning is Stynlrez. And it's great.
Hi Five........ Wow you have interviewed people with great talent This is what makes America great..... thanks for interviewing and posting this👍👍🤣🤣
3dchameleon is what I've been waiting for for years. The pallet2 is just too expensive and troublesome. I can't afford a mk3 and mmu. I love this solution its so KISS, ordering one this week thanks!
Best ERRF video yet!
Nice meeting you at ERRF Joel!
One of my favorite 3d printing designers is strolling through the frame at 3:47
hope you will review the chameleon on your prusa with the standard 2.0mm heatbreak
would be great if this works without modding the heatbreak like prusa does
just had a jam lately because of this prusa heatbreak
Yeah, I'm going to print that drum set on my Ender 3...
Great coverage of the show though.
The 3DChameleon guy is a genius!
... I def want to more about that 3DChameleon setup... wow...
the switch motor multiplexer is as clever as a fox, brilliant chap.
For color-changing, one could just add one more axis and use a stepper motor to control a rotary switch. =)
Hang in there Shawn. Doing some great work!
I wish there was stl's for that bass drum pedal!!
Beautiful models, I'm so jealous :]
Love the videos thanks Soo much
Great video!
I'm 2 year late lol. Drum sounds come a lot from the drumhead. There are drums that doesn't even have the shell (eg. Remo Roto toms). The drum shell does help though. I've heard from a lucite drums owner that with plastic shell drums can be "dead" more quickly and you'd have to replace the drum head more often. Apparently the drum shell does help shaping the sound somehow.
Notice its belt driven on the Z. After running a delta for years I miss the layer alignment on delta's...
Oh that’s smooth Wally, that’s smooth right there...
Would this work for a Modix 120x?? The motor changer for multiple filaments.
Anyone knows where to find this 'red spot putty' in Europe ? Seems to bee something i only can find in the US?
Wow Joel, you have been busy. Get some good sleep and great vid by the way.
That’s awesome !
Thank you!
Very good video, I´m thinking about the printer that uses pellets, Wouldn´t be better to make one that uses PET bottles directly? instead using new plastics, maybe in the future. Greetings from México
is there a link for that simon walker dude to buy that black widow model
Joel I love you! Looool. "Have you told Steve?!....." "I hav.....e.....I have not....." Haha
Ooooh no I forgot that was a thing, I get my license next year hopefully I can go
The first one is pretty neat.
Besides a PEEK, can you also give us some Ultem?
I need some help. I’m looking to get a new printer because my tevo tornado recently broke😕. Im looking to find one slightly more advanced than the tornado. I’m having a hard time finding one that is as good as that for a price that isn’t crazy. I want one with a similar build volume and auto leveling. I’m absolutely terrible at manually leveling.
That REPKORD rewinder drum part have some layer gaps.
Joe you miss to include the 3d Print Tag the video not appearing the first on the listings results. Hugs Hi 5
Joel, just wanted to let you know I ordered the four color 3D Chameleon and emailed them that I saw it first on this show. I've had the Prusa MMU 2.0 for over 16 months and still can't get it to work. I may still try, but it will be good to finally get something to add color to my work.
One main reason I got it is because they said I can move it to any printer. I have a CR-10 S5 that I'm hoping to put it on and go back and forth to my two MK3's.
Fingers crossed for you! Cannot wait to see what you make!
Nice. Just as has happened with some other videos, I feel bad that I walked by so many booths. I looked and went "that looks cool, but I'm not interested enough to have to interact with someone about it" and then Joel and others interact with them and it's like "oh, that's what it is?! I'm now a lot more interested... but the event is over" Next year...
As far as I can tell, this isn't available any more. Is there something similar out there that one can buy? And I guess it could be 2 printers, as far as speed is concerned.
The open source nature of this community is reviving my faith in humanity....
love it...
When are they going to print body parts
I'm very curious of the 3D chameleon
Seems like this may be a good MM on the cheap. But is limited to bowden setups
Actually, it's not. It works with direct drives as well... By pairing up the motors, the top motors are used to load the direct drive motor.
The Elite Machine Works printer sounds right up my alley! Finally, a printer that's not taking a ton of shortcuts on design.
Well... it is still a cartesian design (bed moves in Y Axis) which is most common but already outdated at this point. Elite Machine Works is just overengineering this outdated design which makes it first of all redicilously expensive, but still keeps the inherent designflaws. CoreXY is the next step as it has many advantages. All 3d printer companies are moving to this right now. So, you still want to commit 2k to a 3d printer dinosaur?
I have one of Kyle's kit printers - it is the precursor to the version he showed at ERRF. Mine has is pretty similar, but his new one has some upgrades, like the dual motors for Y, the CF rod stiffeners, and the slick CAT5 cable extruder interface. My printer works great. Super heavy and bomb proof. No resonance. You can't print super fast, due to the mass of the Y axis, but i regularly print at 80mmps and never worry about the thing breaking down. Recommended.
@@ocieward Yep, and that's the point. You print at 80mm/s, because that is the best compromise for this type of printer. Meanwhile any CoreXY prints at literally double the speed-- with same or better surface finish-- at half the machine price. I don't say this is a bad machine, it is just "outsmartet" by better concepts and thus outdated.
H. P. Baxter yes, I agree with you that for this size of bed, coreXY is probably a better choice. But I don’t think that makes this machine obsolete. It depends on the intended use. This machine doesn’t have problems with belt stretch, so perhaps it would require less maintenance. Also, Kyle is working on a second IDEX head for this x axis, which would be very easy to implement, although the x on this one looks like it would need to be replaced with longer rails to make room for docking at each end.
My printer kit was $1000, which was less than I paid for all my railcore parts, so for me this printer still made sense. The one he showed at ERRF is upgraded and the price he mentioned reflects that.
@@h.p.baxter8150 Corexy has drawbacks. It is not the end all be all to printer kinematics. Belt length being a major drawback at larger print volumes. My design is proven and it works as intended. It is not over engineered for the sake of it. On the surface it is hard to see all the detail that has gone into it. The Ultimate XL reliably prints at 180mm/s with very acceptable surface finish. I'll be applying this philosophy to other designs aimed at large format printers. I'm just getting started.
13:03 Why is that belt not horizontal?
I saw an Alien3D, Noob and Josef Prusa photo bombs!
Hey Joel I'm pretty young and I got an ender 3 last year for Christmas I have has success selling things to my friends at school and I thought why not reach out some more. I realized that companies like uber are the future and that blends perfectly with the open source nature of the 3d printing community. I was thinking about making Uber for 3d printing by making a website and app similar to Uber but the consumer can purchase any model and pay to have people make them models. I was going to learn to program in c from my grandpa then teach myself Java after that. Do you think it will work all criticism is welcome. Thanks guys!!!
That kind of already exists. From several companies.
@@Unmannedair where can I sign up at
Soooooo....... with the Dyze Design head, if a kid can't afford a drum set, and has a 3 foot x 4 foot 3d printer, and a 55 gal drum of plastic pellets, and your print head maybe costing 3k, he or she can just print a drum set? And then have to purchase all the drum hardware? Am I understanding this correctly?
The kid doesnt buy the printer. The kid buys the drums for 60% less than brand name cost from a local music shop that invested into this technology
On drums redesign shells could make sound better or different.
God Damn, Elite definitely isn't an understatement. I might hold off on buying any other printer just so i can save up for this one. What is the exact size of the Print volume?
Looks like 300mm squared-ish. It would be really nice to see one with a larger Z-axis height that could compete with the volume of a CR-10!
All that overkill, but can it justify that with an increase in speed... not with a standard 40 watt e3d extruder...
For the chameleon why not assign each feeder a number, use the left switch to rotate through and then the right to approve instead of adding more switches?
How would the switches cycle through options? Right now it’s just power being switched - cycling through something would require a way the handle that - do you mean to add in an Arduino or something?
The dyze design guy (phil) is so well spoken for a french Canadian. I swear he speaks English better than i can lol..
So weird to hear you say Bel Air, as its very local to me. I'll say hey next year.
I NEED the pulsar
Ti seguo moltissimo e apprezzo molto il tuo sforzo ma il nocciolo del problema per me e moltissimi altri come me è quello che una volta acquistata una stampante 3D e non si sa disegnare in £d a cosa potrebbe servirmi?
I follow you very much and I really appreciate your effort but the crux of the problem for me and many others like me is what once you have purchased a 3D printer and you don't know how to draw in £ d what could I use?
something very ironic about talking about not having ads in a ad for a vpn
Carbon fiber, aluminum and steel on the same machine. Talking about thermal warping. It's cool that they went beyond 3d printed components, though.
How did Wally get pretty close to chrome finish on the chrome models in the video?
I used Molotow liquid chrome paint. I get the refill and spray it with the airbrush.
really good. is there enough content to do another video. even no so good, bloopers.
We have A LOT more footage to share :)
@@3DPrintingNerd Great like your video, glad you brought on the new guy. Hey that multi filament attachment looks great.
Complicated yet actually Simplified.
the pellet extruder is great and all but nema23s are under 20€ from china and I bet I could make an extruder like this for under 200 if I had a lathe
Dyze should print all drums in one print
Thanks Joel and Sean
zimmy1958 thanks for watching! And not many know this, but David, our producer, also deserves some massive thanks!
@@Aidenn23 Every time your producer, David, is mentioned, it always takes a couple of seconds for my brain to figure out that you haven't employed Joel's son as your producer! :D
Did he say @wallygator774? I can't find him on twitter
One more 4! twitter.com/wallygator7744
Elite machine works: the design principles of something that cuts through metal applied to something that squirts plastic through the air. Not saying that I don't want one though.
shouldn't be ECRRF?
7:30 i think i new drum set would be cheaper then that printer LOL
That iron Man model, and the classic captain america are from my 3d model crowd funding group:
facebook.com/groups/3dmcf/
I like overkill
"Printed drumsets could be an option for schools that can't affort regular instruments*"
*$8000 extruder not included
oh y splitter with a mechanical switch! not much of a point for me but cool! but y splitters are a huge pain in the butt! at least 3d printed one.
EDIT: FUCK I need one! it looks so much better! I loved the y splitter idea but it had issues which he seem to have fixed! it's so awesome!
also for more motors you could assign one side of the x to zero and another to 1 so just be like 010 or 111 for like you know.
it's pc4-10 not pc10-4 connectors
wish there was more going on with single filament technology, i totally dont care about more than 1 filament
You can find the Alita model at facebook.com/groups/336463263608284/
That Machines looks like a beefed-up Ender 3
Which one?
This is a copy of the canalizer flow invented in Italy 5 years ago if not before ... :(
Which part? There are a lot of things covered here
@@3DPrintingNerd Sorry you are right, the first part of the multi color with channeler flow. th-cam.com/video/lBEOVGaDa0M/w-d-xo.html
@@AlbertoCotronei Hmm, I don't think so. That video link shows a printer with all filaments going directly into the nozzle. The 3DChameleon didn't do that, it had that binary tree selector system. Though, if you mean having multiple filaments going into the same nozzle - lots of nozzle do that. I wonder, was the one in Italy the first?
@@3DPrintingNerd The system that you can see well at 2.07, is a wire channeler, 4 bowden inputs and only one goes into the hotend. This system was made for the first time in Italy by Davide Del Fiume or Immaginaecrea. www.thingiverse.com/thing:498922 . At the maker faire of Rome 2014 we presented the first printer that could print in 4 colors with 4 extruders and the channeling flow. The printer had a classic Ramps 1.4 and thanks to the firmware (derived from Marlin) Mk4duo could only use one driver for 4 motors thanks to a relay system. The following year, Prusa presented his Prusa M3 with the same system, instead we presented the first 6-color with 6-way canalizer flow and the MKR6 system a system that allowed the use of 3 engines with only one drivre, so with the Ramps 1.4 had 6 engines with two drivers. www.thingiverse.com/thing:1838995. At the Rome Maker faire in 2017 we arrived in 12 colors with an Ultratronics 4 driver for 3 engines each for a total of 12 extruders with a particular channeling flow made both in plastic and in metal to have the maximum revenue. The firmware was always MK4duo a firmware that was the first to go on processors with the Arduino DUE, only after two years Marlin with version 2.0 began to go on the Arduino DUE and other 32 bit processors. Many things about Marlin 2.0 have been taken from MK4duo, you can ask them directly if you don't ...
Where's the prince
Either Joel is 7’ tall or the first guy is 4’ tall?
Damn! I feel so inadequate now. 6:00
This is the story of how i became the fresh prince of Bel Air
Cant afford a single 30 dollar drum lets 3d print an 800 dollar one
Drums are $30? Where I want one!
@@3DPrintingNerd a single drum of the set lol