Mellow Maybe $19 High-Speed 3D Printer Sensor: 22s 36-Point Scan | 300mm Bed Tech For Klipper

Welcome to our channel! This video showcases an innovative 3D printer auto-leveling sensor technology. This technology can accurately scan 36 points on the heat bed within 22 seconds, greatly improving the speed and efficiency of leveling. Importantly, only xy directional movement is required throughout the process, eliminating the need for z-axis movement and significantly simplifying the operation. In this video, we will demonstrate how to use this auto-leveling sensor and how it improves the overall performance of our 300mm heat bed for our 3D printer. If you're interested in 3D printing technology or are looking for a way to improve the efficiency of your 3D printer, this video is definitely worth watching. Remember to like, share, and subscribe to our channel to get more exciting 3D printing content!

[@KeyanMobli]

me: I want Beacon
mom: we have Beacon at home
Beacon at home:
Ooof.

[@zogthegreat]

Any updates on when this will be released?

[@Psych0h3ad]

Great work!!!

[@YourBuddyDinec]

I'll test it for you 😁 Been waiting for a more affordable version like this!

[@aoyisu1653]

Release when?

[@YourBuddyDinec]

On your facebook you said "one week" but its been more than a week. When can we buy?

[@axelSixtySix]

Documentation link ? Purchase link ?

[@sparks-tech]

Nice. When will it be Available and what’s it called?
Also what printer is that?

[@NicolasExposito1]

It's a BLV Cube!

[@SergeiSugaroverdoseShuykov]

I'm not sure that you can call tensor sensor an innovative since they are there since long ago, yet it is interesting to get mass produced module for opensource printers

[@imac29]

It's the BD or the IR?

[@RebelPhoton]

Call it Pancetta.

[@carlchanhm]

Klipper only?

[@schnibie1991]

Probably, but why don't use Klipper? It's so much easier to work with.

[@Yanceyray]

Holy moly, that bed is horrible. Might be good for printing bowls.

[@V843v3r]

So a knock-off beacon is what you call innovative technology?

[@3DMELLOWPrinter]

If we clone beacon, we only need to copy his hardware and write the same firmware, directly use their klipper code, which only takes us 1 week. We chose to develop independently. The metal distance sensor is not an existing technology, but it is only beginning to be applied to 3D printers. We are also developing based on this technology.

[@V843v3r]

@@3DMELLOWPrinter yeah right, whatever you say, a Knockoff is a Knockoff

[@aliardaerd]

@@V843v3r releasing the same technology at a quarter of the price is being innovative.

[@cummibear69]

People shat their pants when they weren't allowed to buy cheap mosquito clones, know they're shitting around cuz they can buy beacon alternatives (even tho it's not even the first one)
Someone will always get pissy for no reason

[@Tedlasman]

Disgusting ripoff

[@aliardaerd]

There are like hundreds of bed probes that function the sam way as a BL Touch. I haven't seen anybody calling them knockoffs. Or inductive probes such as Omrons and Pindas. Why would you call this a ripoff out of nothing. Just because it functions the same way and uses the same technology? All tech is ripoff then? Stop being the elitist like Slice is (lol). Competition between manufacturers take this community further, it triggers innovation.