Carbon3D's Super Fast 3D Printer Printing an Eiffel Tower
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- Carbon3D has just unveiled a groundbreaking new 3D printing process which could revolutionize the industry. Their process is 25-100x's faster than current technology. Read and see more on this new Continuous Liquid Interface Production technology (CLIP) at 3dprint.com/51566/carbon3d-cli...
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This will really have a positive impact on society when the patent runs out in another 15 years.
The speed of it is what gets me excited. Build volume is still small but this is game changing.
This is incredible, considering the 3d printer at my work takes up to 48 hours to make a single part.
You get to work with a 3d printer? Cool! What does your company make?
That's slow
This can be possible LCD with UV led light source, and resin with UV hardener. Important point is blue resin.
Because of it has highly interacting with UV light, and fast hardening.
What a time to be alive.
How do you get the part off the building platform? Do you need to cut/break it off? This is very fascinating
I like how they put PRODUCTION in there so the abbreviation wasn't CLIT xD
someone didnt want to loose their job
actually i think it would be abbreviated as CLINT
Can you make it print the right way up? I don't know how you would balance it like that on a shelf.
+Captain Capellini ...
you new to this?
+Captain Capellini Hes a troll you should chill
Turn the printer over
This is so awesome!
continuous elevation......? I wonder a longer part can be made with longer Y axis?
can anyone tell me how is this possible, as in whats the process behind it? or a video on it? thanks
Dammit! When are they going to start selling this?! It's built. Lemme buy it.
Game changing technology !!!
Very nice
love it
I always dreamed to see it melt in the heart of artificial plastic
This is a new play on really old tech. We have had UV sensitive resin in rapid prototyping for years, the problem is the product that comes out of the machine cannot be exposed to sun light or any other UV source because it turns the resin to dust. Of course they don't talk about that part....
+OCofthe3 I didn't even think about that, although blatantly obvious. Thanks
are these resins actually stronger than normal filaments? PETG PEET etc..
Just wow.
It looks like an apple product.
진짜 놀랍다..
awesome
this is impressive
Wow, much respect to you guys, this is the 3d printer of the future! I was always sceptical towards 3D printers, it was an overly hyped technology which was too expensive, too impractical. But if this piece of technology should be made available for a reasonable price, I'm in!
NEVER dismiss a technology because it is currently bulky and slow.
EGarrett01 I didn't dismiss it, I was just not buying one because I was waiting for something like this here.
EGarrett01 Thats why a person that isn't into Bitcoin as we speak is a moron.
Hi, I enjoyed your video. Can you tell me how you filmed this video?
So this liquid printing technique can print plastics, or whatever the liquid forms into, but it that all?
das hat was magisches :-)
I'm a little dissapointed. They don't choose Terminator theme for background music :)
Was that in minutes!? I have seen many resin printers but none that fast!
i always thought i was pretty smart about new technology. But this one is something i cant understand. HOW ON EARTH its doing that exactly
There is a projector underneath the liquid projecting a series of cross-sectional images of the object in UV light. Where the UV light hits the liquid it solidifies..
"CLIP places a pool of resin over a digital light projection system. A special window between the resin and light allows both light and oxygen to travel through (much like a contact lens, DeSimone explained).
To create an object, CLIP projects specific bursts of light and oxygen. Light hardens the resin, and oxygen keeps it from hardening. By controlling light and oxygen exposure in tandem, intricate shapes and latices can be made in one piece instead of the many layers of material that usually make up a 3D printed object."
the metal part that comes out of the vat is at the bottom of the container in the beginning, UV light hits from underneath the liquid through a transparent window, basically hardening (curing) the resin. A layer of resin gets cured and the metal part is raised a bit, the next layer of resin gets cured very close to the first layer, they stick together because of tiny distance that the metal extractor is travelling. Very smart, it's similar to processor lithography, which may mean that more complex things can be printed this way (processors are printed this way, it's just the processors are printed a layer on top of another layer, then there is washing and cleaning involved between layers, then different types of materials are deposited and more curing. So it's like processor printing backwards with a single material rather than with many.
romanmir01
It's not metal its a cured resin polymer
Can this 3d print with other substances?
MAGIC
In the future people will have machines like this that simply make whatever you would normally buy from a store. They'll also reclaim/recycle the items made that you no longer need. Great job Carbon3D!
Sorta, but this is actually a segway technology. One day, we will have programmable matter that just turns itself into whatever shape and consistency we need. It'll also be super efficient, since you can reuse the same material over and over. So your new pair of shoes....will be made of the same matter from your old pair of shoes. Even all of the matter in your home will do this too. Nothing will wear out or break down.
Thats called a replicator.
I think I remember replicators in Star Trek. Well, I guess I know what we need to do.
C North Nope.. just nope..
Checking in from 7 years in your future.
It's not like that yet.
i need a fast reply. Considering the cycle time, which strategy is more efficient? :
Horizontal pattern, vertical pattern or zigzag pattern.
I need a fast reply
1 year later:
how does that work?
han inventado la magia
How much does a 3D printer like this cost currently?
Cool
That was the weirdest BodyForm advert I've ever seen!
What's the material used for the tower? Anyone?
came here because some chinese tiktok video say it basically pull the print out in no time. Hate those false claim but this timelapse is awesome
The price? When will be selled?!?
wath plastic they use? ABS PLA?
crazy!
Feature from the blue lagoon!
Was it 5hrs or 5 minutes
Are these for sale yet?
Yeah baby. Now i can order a Commander Shepard action figure without paying 169€ for.
How much is one of these?
what if you want to mix 2 colours ?
Make it bigger, enough to print anything, like a car or a woman.
vicesat lol
Why not both?
Just move the projector away from the bottom, and the result will be bigger.
it's not funny except handmade
Let's print a tank and infiltrate the printed candy world
cool
You should have more subscribers
that just blew my mind how does that work?
+PurpleVortex Uv lighting shining to make it hard etc.
***** I know that but its how its so specific. Its crazy, I do know how it works now btw I've had almost a year to work it out XD
PurpleVortex oh yeah xD guess so, but yea crazy stuff.
Reminds me of Toy Soldiers the movie.
What magic is this?!
How did it work？
+sam leo it project a picture in uv light on the below face of the piece. the monomer turn in solid piece and the picture adapt to the shape of the section
John theux thanks..It's very cool!if only it can paint colour as the same time
Wow
I thought something was going to pop out lmfao
I really don't understand where the nozzle is at. Is it multiple nozzles?
There's no nozzle. There's only an UV projector on the bottom that hardens the material.
But how does it not harden _all_ the material?
TheJaredtheJaredlong it is probably only being projected in the shape of the small layer currently being printed.
It uses a combination of oxygen (which keeps it a liquid) and focused light to harden the shape. There is a TED video all about it.
There is already a printer that can do what this printer is doing. The only difference is it uses a laser and not a projector and it does it layer by layer so it's a lot slower but unlike this printer you can actually buy one today. formlabs.com/
Have they tried printing an object with large, solid areas? I bet there's a problem there. Sure, you can print "lattice" type objects all day long with continuous printing, but try that with a solid ball. The resin will never flow under fast enough to be successful. I'd like to see them try a solid object or at least one that has a larger exposure area. The printer may have to slow down to "layered" speeds then. I think for continuous printing, you would be limited to thin walled hollow objects. It's just simple fluid dynamics in play.
Are those minutes or hours shown?
+Andrin Matthys Minutes
Ok as I thought. Thanks!
+The English German it's actually seconds
You do know the video is sped up right? total printing time is 6 minutes and 35 seconds.
can you create that again, but with a zombie rising out of the water instead of the Eiffel Tower?
Future.
I want 1
This I like :3
They should make a printer in the shape of a top hat!
Would require expensive resin that would make this too much cost to be worth.
CreeperOnYourHouse For now...
impossi-blue !!
How does this work? What did I just watch?
why is the time shown slower than real time
It's in minutes
+Armin Karic no it's in seconds, it's just sped up a bit
The format is Hh:Mm:Ss. The entire video is 41 seconds long and if what you saying is true, the timer would display ≈ 40 seconds
holy shit
Is great if you have 50k to spare
Wait a minute, is the video faster? then that means the 3D printing is extremely slow?
Sped up, but it's still much faster than, say, ABS extrusion.
no shit, sherlock. it's still many times faster than standard 3 printing technology.
It makes something out of almost nothing in less than 7 minutes and you don't like it? :)
You missed a big part. "25-100x's faster than current technology" Just because it is sped up, doesn't mean it isn't impressive.
U must be kidding, this is in reference to current technology well this amazing upgradation
great, now with this technology theres gonna be 10x more of those black dudes tryin to sell u those damn keychains in paris
Best comment ever fucking made!
+GAMERGUY536 gets it! lol
haha im just kidding man thats how it was when i went
two problems with the design;
1) the resin used is EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE
2) the resin used is EXTREMELY FRAGILE
solving both of those issues will take some time, but the oxygen-permeable transparent build platform was a friggin brilliant idea
+Ryukachoo The choice of material is primary polymers. Like Elastomers for example, is widely used within the military. Like polyurea.
Portal Technology confirmed
这什么黑科技.....好酷啊
this is cool but not sure if you can print perfectly diamondish shaped things.
But can it 3D print Robert Patrick?
Make a T 1000
Magic becomes reality
ёшкиматрёшки это невероятно! Хотеть! Хотеть!
да говно это всё не будь наивным дурачком, это развод чистой воды за который они УЖЕ получили 41 миллион баксов
zotr X миллиард*
Seconds or minutes??????
I guess it's seconds, as they call it superfast
What's old is new once again
Not bad, but can it make the Statue of Liberty disappear, like David Copperfield?
brian janson Only if it is made by Chuck Norris.
the sound is too loud
This is the future the 3D printing, the only problem with this is the resin, it's too brittle.
what sorcery is this
Print me like one of your French girls!
Has science gone too far?
6 and a half minutes :/
I'll buy one once it can make a tower statue in under 4 minutes, otherwise it's not worth it yet.
woah 2 minutes, shit man big fucking deal right.
Are you fucking serious? Do you know how long it usually takes?
Current generation 3d printers can take _hours_ to do something like this.
TheJaredtheJaredlong Yes the two industrial 3d printers we have at my work can take around 12 hours to make a relatively small object.
Guys. he was joking. You all know that one guy who is never impressed because of arbitrary reasons.
Hmmmm
Magic? Tell me your secrets!
its actually like cartooon LOL dont you think so
but the real question is... WILL IT RUN CRYSIS!!!
For some reason I find this really creepy.
Why video plays backwards. Eiffel is melting to liquid in the real world. In this video it seems that this creates Eiffel from liquid....
Unfortunately, very unfortunately, people are being distracted by bias information... yes they came up with a dead zone and that is great, BUT in order to solidify resin at that speed you need a great deal of light, Lumens... and that is the reason why ALL this guys videos only focus on the little tiny resin tank!!!! the only time when you see the whole unit is at the TED talks video and if you pay attention... to the size of the bottom container of the unit you will get what every one is missing... a 35,000 Lumen projector...priced at 130,000 USD!!!! this is not a scam but in a way it is... they have raised 41 million dollars thanks to this charade... they have not informed that you need 35,000 Lumens to print this 51 cm object!!!!
Kakvo je ovo ludilo??