3D Printing at TCT Show 2018
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- 3D printers and 3D printing innovations at the TCT Show held on 25-27 September 2018. Includes personal and industrial hardware, digital manufacturing developments, and some nice robots! With thanks to TCT Show and all of its exhibitors.
More information on my book “3D Printing: Third Editon”, including a free download of the first chapter, can be found at:
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Links to things shown or mentioned in the video are follows.
ROBOTS:
openDog robot by James Bruton: see his XRobots TH-cam channel: / jamesbruton
3D printed R2D2 by Manuel Hernandez: propasilo.com/
Michael Baddeley R2D2 designs: / mrbaddeley
Johnny 5 robot by WrightsRobotics: / @wrightsrobotics4839
DESKTOP 3D PRINTERS:
BCN3D Sigmax R19: www.bcn3dtechnologies.com/en/...
Cetus (from Tiertime): www.cetus3d.com/en/
Monoprice Select Mini V2 3D printer (UK site): www.monoprice.uk/products/uk-... Or on Amazon.com here (affiliate link): amzn.to/2DHKaXY
Prima Creator P120: primacreator.com/collections/...
Tiertime X5: www.tiertime.com/x5/
Ultimaker S5: ultimaker.com/en/products/ult...
INDUSTRIAL 3D PRINTERS:
3D Systems DMP Flex 100 entry-level metal printer: uk.3dsystems.com/3d-printers/...
3D Systems Figure 4: uk.3dsystems.com/3d-printers/...
BlackBelt: blackbelt-3d.com/
Markforged: markforged.com/
Mimaki 3DUJ-553 full colour 3D printer: www.mimakieurope.com/products/...
Stacker S4 (4 head): stacker3d.com/product/stacker-...
Stratasys Fortus 380mc Carbon Fiber Edition: www.stratasys.com/3d-printers/...
Stratasys J750 (colour material jetting): www.stratasys.com/3d-printers/...
More videos on computing and related topics can be found at: / explainingcomputers
And I have another TH-cam channel called ExplainingTheFuture at: / explainingthefuture
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How anyone, let alone 5 people, could dislike this video is beyond me. Excellent peek into new technology! Thanks!
Chris - thanks for bringing this Show to the rest of us. You really are an excellent reporter (even if a bit robotic).
The angled one with the conveyor belt!!! Amazing!!! Jesus that's cool.
The inventor of that was clearly a very clever guy. That tech could be huge. Currently patent pending! :)
I am merely mesmerized by an astonishing pace of 3d printing evo.
Your last video of 3d printing gave me some awesome options for getting things printed. Without needing to buy a printer. Thanks.
I remember when you first talked about 3D printers. Nice to know that 3D printers are getting more useful by the day.
Getting better for sure, but many still don't make anything that is sturdy enough to actually use I don't think, most are honeycomb type machines that leave a lot of empty hollow spaces inside the item...maybe that depends on how the drawing is for the item being made? I just know from seeing some gears that they were not holding up well to being used due to the hollow type printing design they use to save on plastic.
I saw a video somewhere not too long ago about a Home Depot back east using a Dremel 3D printer as a demo model at a store and initially it was just printing off little figurines and nonsense like that and someone that worked at the store found out about a program that helps kids get prosthetics...somehow they managed to get the ok and received files for the printer to make 3D printed prosthetics...so now rather than their demo machine making nonsense little figurines that get thrown away they are making kids limbs that benefit them and are getting funding to do so through the program.
Ahh found the video: www.capitalgazette.com/news/annapolis/ac-cn-home-depot-prosthetics-0728-story.html
Nice change of pace video, and some completely amazing printers! Thanks for taking us along Chris!
I really enjoy the videos where you go to events, I always learn something with every video as well and now i want a 3D printer!
Great observation that 3D printing is most appropriate when combined with other technologies. Thanks for showing us the 3d printer show.
I don't even wanna think about how much the "toner" is for these bad-boys!
Fun,fun fun Video Chris thanks for taking us there!!..Robot Dog lol what an Original looking chap!
Fascinating video of a technology that is still in it's infancy. Imagine when it gets good enough to print a photo realistic version of your head and other body parts.
Very interesting. Amazing to see how far 3D printing has come in the last few years. Thanks for showing us.
Great coverage, your videos are always the kind that have me putting my phone aside and full attention; top notch narrations are also appreciated, the technology shown here is the most mind blowing stuff since the futurist movement of the 1990s; but this is actually here now; no waiting till 2000.
Very excited to see how this will impact the world.
Wow,thanks for the tour😀👍
I used to work at a rapid-prototype shop called Plynetics we used 3D Systems printers. This was back in the 90's, seeing how far the game has gotten is amazing. Many thanks, as always, for a great video Chris.
That UV curable ink one is spectacular, I love it. Thanks for showing us these.
Hasn't 3d printers got cheaper and yet so much better in the quality of prints they are producing. With so many to choose from too. Yet another great Vlog thanks Chris 😁😁😁 Kim 😁😁😁
Thank you for showing this exhibition to those of us who can't visit it.
Thanks for taking the time to attend this show and give this report. Now I know from your descriptions that some equipment is affordable. Of the 3 robots you showed I like Johnny 5 the best even though I am a huge fan of Star Wars.
Thanks for covering the show and showing off all the new 3D printers. I know it must of took hours to get all that video and compress in down for this well made video. Looking forward for more tech videos.
I have actually worked at Stratasys before. It all started at school when I was new to 3d printing but during my work at Stratasys I learned A LOT about these machines. The place where I worked they have both Fortus (FDM) and Objet or Connex (Polyjet) machines. They even have one printer that can print parts up close to 1m in length. It is really fascinating to understand how Polyjet printing works eventhough it is such a simple principle. I got a lot of insight in these devices and helped the employees maintaining them. I was even allowed to print some parts for my hobby projects on such printers.
Amazing printers!
And amazing video. Again.
What a delight!
Thanks Chris!
Great video Chris! These Mr. Robots are amazing by only 3D printing. I can't believe that were very high technology. 👍👍
Incredible show
Wonderful video. Amazing machines. and these are starting to get affordable...thanks for posting
I'm amazed at how much We've advanced as a species. Perfect showcase, Christopher!
Excellent. Enjoyed your recap of the latest 3-D printing technologies. would love to see more
Then entry level 3D printers remind me of embroidery machines. Thanks for another great video Chris.
Thank you for a informative video. I appreciate people who think of others and share the information. You are a scholar and a gentleman.
Good to bump into you again, hope you enjoyed the show. Beterschap ;)
This is actually pretty cool
Wow, didn't know that 3D printing had advanced so much. Thanks for the video 🙂
An exceptional episode and very well presented. Thank you.
Cool video Chris! Thanks for sharing it with us.👍😎JP
Another great video Professor! It is incredible how technology makes giant steps in such a short period of time. 3D printing was so out of reach for consumers and now you can have one for less than 200$! So amazing I think I will look into those in a near future. Thanks for such a great video on not such a great day for you! Hope you get better soon. Have a great day sir!
Chris, you've really sold me on all this with 3D printing. Really exciting developments.
Brave new world! :)
Thanks for this informative video and get well soon, Christoper!
Some of the creations really do give a big hope, especially metal ones. If those prove to be strong enough, those could be used to create spare parts for classic cars, which are no longer produced.
I was hoping to buy myself a cheap printer this year like Anycubic, but unfortunately I had lots of other things to take care of, like building a new PC, but I hope that soon after my small bussiness would run, I'd be finally able to go into the 3D printing world myself ! Thank you very much for the tour and showing us those amazing printers !
Bravo! You are a very savvy tv announcer!
Love 3D printers can't wait to get one for myself...
Well done Chris, you make an excellent reporter!
Great video! Can't wait for 10 billion-colour printing to reach the home maker market 👍🏻😎
One day we may have full-colour 3DP in the home. :)
That James May vibe is strong with you. Great video.
Thanks for the tour of the printers. They are getting more affordable.
I'd love to go there next year, some awesome printers and ideas, great informative video
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Very informative of kind of model printer, thank you!
interesting and excellent explanation of this technology
Fantastic report Chris, Thank you. Sadly I couldn't make it this year, hope to remedy that for 2019.
This is the best video I have ever seen
Thanks!
Impressive stuff!
Amazingly amazing!
Cheers Chris, I've been holding off buying a 3d printer as I thought some better tech was just around the corner, and this was just what I had been waiting to see, only wish I had made it to the show - awesome !!!!
Its been out there you just have to have a lot of green in your wallet LOL. I wouldn't mind having one to mess around with but that's way too much money to pay for a toy...and the majority of them only 3d print in a honeycomb type fill so whatever you make isn't very solid so trying to make something that needs to be sturdy such as gears or similar won't hold up due to the majority of the item being hollow.
The amount of infill is controlled by the slicing software. Just select 100% infill and you have a solid object.
Ahh ok, I'll take note of this for the future when I get a machine. Really want one but right now the wallet is recovering from some unexpected expenses, so probably a Christmas present this year...because I really need another gadget HAHA!!!
amazing stuff thanks
Every time I see how incredible industrial 3D printers have become & are becoming, I can't help but feel like personal 3D printers are just a sideshow.
You are right. The whole 3D printing hype thing from about 2012/2013 was due to far too much media attention being focused on personal 3D printers. In contrast, industrial 3D printing has been consistently progressing as many predicted.
Amazing how tech evolves fast :)
Amazing video
Great Video! Good Job!
Awesome. That was very informative. Thanks again :)
good job, thank you
Thanks for sharing knowledge!
Thanks for the TCT walk around Chris ! Amazing advances have been made in the last few years. The future use might include 3D printed human organs
wow, great news video, about 3D Printing
I love this vid! More tech showcase pls.
Thanks and noted! :)
Nice one Chris, perhaps an episode sometime in the future on the current range of materials available for 3D printing in the 'home user' sphere might be worth looking at.
This is a good idea for a video that I will certainly return to. In fact, my plan for this week was to make two videos based around the TCT event; one on consumer printers and materials, and one on industrial digital manufacturing developments. But unfortunately I became rather ill last weekend, and only visited TCT for one day rather than two, and so only made one video. :(
Sorry to hear you were unwell, hope you are recovered now. What strikes me because you are so good are explaining and demonstrating single board computers, it would seem that a project that covers 3D printing and especially the interface with designing projects on computers, might be a good topic for you. Although having said that, I am sure it would take quite a bit of planning and time to bring such a project together.
A video I have in production is part three of my Pi Zero W devastator robot. In this I design and use a 3D printed mount. There are many SBC / 3D printing possibilities as you say. :)
omg this is why your voice sounded so Nosy in video! Hope you get beck to your top asap!!
Amazing Video
Great video!
Thanks for another educational upload. The drawback with 3D printing is the time required to create the object on the screen and then the time needed to do the printing. If you are going to print out standard objects like chess pieces, then it's great, but for bespoke items not so clever in relation to the time and effort you've got to put into it.
Excellent video. Your very best.
Thanks. :)
Thanks for the look around take care of that cold .
Eye opening!
I retired over nine years ago and we were using Stereolithography back then to test designs of components back then.
This is Amazing
Great reporting!
3D printing just amazes me.
Then you may well like my video this Sunday . . .
@@ExplainingComputers You never disappoint.
Cool video 😊
Another great video! It was great watching you film! I saw myself walking past on the first shot!
Yes, you were there! :) Good to see you at the show.
Cool
Wow!!! Im drooling to get my hands on just even the entry level 3D printer 🤤😇😁
navigator ofnone it’s fun
I’m starting a home business printing and selling Apple Watch docks
Informative!
openDog at 8:14 was my favourite, how cool is that?!
An outstanding video Chris on how the 3D manufacturing has developed. I wonder how many manufacturing companies are installing these for the On Demand manufacturing process in their own workshops.
I like this so i click like and i love seeing 3D printing it gets my attention
A bunch of replicators. Nice video as always. :D
TCT Show is very nice
Nice!
I watched Monoprice Select Mini V2 in action at IFA Berlin and as long as PLA is considered it seems to be very good option for beginners. I guess I’ll get one.
I remember when cheap 3D printer is something around $3000, now some of them in the price range of a laser printer, impressive, thank you for taking us around the show.
Prices are coming down but like other things you get what you pay for, go too cheap and its nothing more than a expensive toy you'll play with for a few days then throw on a shelf somewhere to never touch again, then you get into the more expensive ones that you can actually create usable items with and then well like any other hobby you build an addition onto your house and then it just gets more expensive from there HAHA!!!
Mine was $350 at microcenter
What model did you get?
that metal printer is very intesting to me i have some ideas for that like a adapter ring and if the thread i can choose is precise enough , i have some old stuff where they dont produce or sell these things anymore
they could be remade by this
if i can choose the material like silver i also could make a silver cooler or at least copper
i have some chipsets where they have different locations for holes where you fix the fan that would also be a idea
having a metal printer would be awesome
I hope in a few more years, they could invent a 3d printer that could print a full build plate under 1min. Then 3d printing will be revolutionary! (I read about the hologram 3d printing that still under development, it looks promising)
The robot dog freaks me out its the look of it, like the MIT ones they are freaky, but this one had a nice color scheme
I m from India sr... Again good video sr..
Greetings from the UK. :)
Good show i would love to get a 3D printer I think they are very Fascinating just think of all the Possibility it could Do ?
Mann, you actually deserve more than 2m subs
Thanks.
I like your report.. from Saudi Arabia
what a pleasant voice
Johnny 5 is still alive!
It surprised me too! :)
Very informative, thx ;-)
3d printers 🖨 and robots 🤖 on parade!
Nice job on pronouncing Hernandez. Most people emphasis Her in Hernandez.
Hi, great video. I got an entry level 3d printer a few months back and as you said combined with other things. such as arduinos etc, the possibilities are endless. Been watching the open dog videos so seeing it further on that James has currently shown is a slight spoiler but good to see.
Not too much of a spoiler on openDog I hope! Mainly that the rotational axis control has been implemented, which I believe is coming in openDog part 9. I am very much looking forward to seeing it walk.
Entry level 3D printer? Hmm, have you made anything of use with it yet? How sturdy are the items that it can make? Would you buy it again or would you recommend someone buy something a bit more higher priced? I'm trying to decide whether or not to get one, and I don't want to make the mistake of getting a cheap one if they just aren't going to be worth it. Something I have seen in some gears someone 3D printed were they turned out extremely hollow so they weren't holding up to light use.
Hi, the entry level I went with was a creality ender 2. Cost about £120. (it was on sale, there were cheaper ones but they were much more kit form and some had reputations of catching fire). As for useful, well I got it because I've been working on a wireless system for controlling focus on a video camera and needed to make a mount for the motor and various gears - all of which are really accurate and not completely hollow(it's called infill - you can determine how strong/light a part needs to be), they are as good as proper lens gears that I've paid £10 each for(and are exactly to my requirements). Also made custom project box for another electronics project. I've iterated through a number of different ideas and the biggest thing is just trying things, if it doesn't work, tweak design, print again and then repeat until you get what you need. So far only printed in PLA but it can do ABS which I may use for final parts. My only advice is to do research to find out if one exists that fits your needs and budget. Before buying it I was going to get parts printed online which would have cost £20 - £30 each. After getting the printer one of the first things I printed was the thing I was going to send to 3d hubs(or someone like that), turns out I had made a mistake in the design, so immediately corrected it and printed again. If I had gone the online route I would have paid for a useless piece of plastic. Repeat that story a couple of times and I've saved the costs of the printer already.