Take a Tour of the Printed Solid 3D Printing HQ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 พ.ย. 2018
- While at Printed Solid for the Makerbox video, we took a tour of their now TWO BUILDING headquarters and brought our cameras along!
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Loved the video. It's like an episode of "How It's Made" but for 3D printing. It's always cool to see what happens behind the scenes.
My thoughts exactly!
That wall of filaments with Sir Layers-a-Lot is so cool.
"Ghraphalon, that's a neat name."
That and not being finished squeezing Sir Layers-a-Lot when the host moves on,
just gives you a real "Will Ferrell in Elf" vibe here
Which isn't a bad thing. It's just hilarious. Like when you interview people like a kid meeting Santa. It's why we love you Mr. Joel.
Hahahhaha. Thank you so much :)
What a fun and interesting video! I love how printed solid is able to use 3D printing and laser cutting technology to meet a need for the average consumer who may not have the time or resources to learn on their own. I think it is really cool what they're doing! Thanks for the inside look!
Awesome video Joel! I really enjoy getting an inside look at the companies and organizations that many of interact with in the 3D printing/maker community. You're in a unique position to be able to bring us content like this and I for one would like to see more.
That's the plan!
Another awesome tour video. Loved it!
These guys are great, awesome customer service. They've been my go-to supplier for my 3D printing needs for a few years. Great to see the business doing well...and seeing what their facility looks like!
Wow this is not only an excellent video. But one of the places I would love to visit.
I'm sorry I couldn't make it out. I love having a 3d printing store in my area when radio shacks are disappearing!
Great follow up to the first part! Lots of great insight here. Nice to see the enclosures are part of the upgraded company. 😀👍
Great guys! Great service! My go to 3d printing shop.
Enjoy watching your videos bro, I just bought a 3d45 dremel and I am almost finished 3D printing a proton pack! Can’t wait to assemble it soon!
Awesome, I still have the first 3D20 printer and it still running all with original parts. Extremely reliable brand.
The name: Solid 3D Printing
The products: Squishy and bendable
Great video. Some real nice folks there and always very helpful to my questions
Hey, wow. That's in my backyard. Nice to see small vendors getting publicity like this. I'm waiting for my first 3D printer to be delivered, so I'll probably become one of their regulars.
When are you opening the brick and mortar print shop in Seattle? Maybe a Printed Solid West?
What a impressive group of seemingly very average people though doing extraordinary things. They blend in so well with the regular public, that it would be somewhat impossible to realize that they are so innovative without reading the logo's on their shirts, and even then, they seem like everyday common people, I'm having difficulties believing that they are not people and are life-like droid robots. Some of the best 3d printing and automation ever seen.
#TheFutureIsNow
@@printedsolid Well, I for one welcome our new overlords.
still a great video ! glad i signed up for their monthly service!
Nice tour Joel - thanks!
Thanks, Ron!
Might I suggest you preface in the intro what Printed Solid is.
Agreed, a quick intro at the beginning of who they are and how you came to know them would have been a bit easier to follow, but overall a great video!
@@MatthewSchoepf In that case he should have said in the beginning it was the second video and that watching the first one was mandatory ;)
I'm not subscribed to this channel and I had no idea.
a fun note for people who want to go find this place, remember that when in the state of Delaware there is no sales tax.
At 7:42, where are these boxes from (under the table)? They seem to be airtight and enough space for spools?
where can I find the model for the thing he uses to show the different flexibilities? I like that hook
Hey Joel,
I'm considering next year, buying a 3D printer. That said, I'm indifferent between the Prusa i3 MK3 and the Creality c10 series. Mainly because of the size vs practicality vs overall layering smoothness. I understand a lot of people rely on these printers but mine would be more or less a small hobby, maybe etsy worth. Strong maybe in both directions at that because if it takes off like no tomorrow I'd make something of it otherwise I just want to make action figures and toys I really wish I could get my hands on with the cost of one of my hands since there are more than quite a few. I do enjoy doing my own 3d models as well although I just figured out how to model using Autodesk 3ds max.
Any recommendation on either one?
Thanks for this just was wondering who would do a custom PEI sheet for my new Railcore II.
joel great tour you gave us.....and yes lasers are cool.
Where would I find a walk in store for 3dprinting
where to download the stl of the sample models in the begining of the video? thanks
That is amazing could be bigger later on the future and more now that you merged so not only 3d printing but people who need cnc and lazer work on there stuff.
what's the name of the song that starts around 1:18?
Not sure if I've posted a comment here on this video. This is freaking awesome.
my library has a lulzbot mini with a printed solid enclosure
Why is it when you are stoving in Sir LayersAlot's skull.. I keep saying out loud.. "it's just a flesh wound!" LOLOLOLOLOL
Hahahhaha
Where is the creality cr-10s Pro ???
check Endurance lasers as an attachment for your 3d printer
Joel, where is the link in the description to Printed Solid's website? Your viewers want to know how they can place an order! :)
Fixed!
Hiii! I really like de knight model... where can a I find it? Someone? ;)
Why the huge slot in the enclosure at 16:20 ?
Honestly I'd much rather the PEI sheet be a little smaller than the build plate. I don't know what to use to the overhang without leaving a tiny overhang on the edge radius. Using the wet application method it's easy to place it properly.
Check out Joel recent video on 5 tips for building an enclosure. The slot is to all heat to escape so you dont overheat the printer
@@Drandolph1976 You also need a slot so that when the X gantry is all the way at the top of the Z travel there's room for the filament to move back and forth which is why it's a slot I'd guess. If it was just for heat they could do any number of patterns on top and if it were just for letting filament in on the moving path of the extruder it'd be a thinner slot.
I'm curious how David laser cuts polycarbonate since it usually burns and turns yellow when cut.
DUDE, tweet at him!
Shouldn't the laser machine have some sort of eye protection?
Hi Joel! I really want a 3d printer, but I have no idea which one to buy. After hours of 3d printer reviews, I'm just as lost as when I started. Could you recommend your favorite 3d printer in terms of price, print quality, reliability, etc?
Thanks!
If you have a small budget I would really recommend the ender 3 by creality.
@@thijslenssen192 I agree. I own it and it's surpasses others that are up to 4 times as expensive
Can you review monoprice delta pro?
Is this part 2 to makerbox tour?
Yes
With a budget between $3000-$3500, what would be the best equipment to purchase for a complete setup?
for $3,000-$3500 I would recommend you buy an assortment of different 3d printers. Start with Creality CR-10 ($300), and after that buy a different 3d Printer with unique features. I have many different printers and wouldnt want a $3k printer as I really has no added value.
morelli tech
Thanks
I like that thy are whit the rebellion
The word of the day is ablation
im unanle to find sur layer where can I find it
Thingiverse! Look for Sir Layersalot
Here's the link: www.thingiverse.com/thing:3178033
Im 14 and have 2 3d printers 1 prusa i3 mk3 and a da Vinci mini
That’s awesome!
@@3DPrintingNerd omg u replied
Imagine a tevo tornado in an inclosure.
i still have taz 4 using cura 21.08 hahaha
Subscribed for a Maker Box, forgot to use your code. :'(
Shoot them an email! I bet they'll fix that for you!
@@3DPrintingNerd Eh, the discount is nice, I was thinking more so you get whatever click-through rep/ $.
Oh, I don't get anything from that - instead I chose to pass whatever savings to you!
My Ender 3 is on its way ^^ (Can´t Wait...)xD
I'm waiting for mine too! I bought it from gearbest but unfortunately i have problems with the shipping :(
@@Soare05
Mine comes from Gearbest too and its now in ''brest''. Purchased at the 01.11.18 and send at 02.11.18
(way to Germany). so i hope i got it next week.
so wich problems do you have?
@@alligatergreen8198 so i First wait for it, when it arrives a assamble, printing and "upgrade" the Printer.
Then I can watch what goes next through it. Next week xD
@@gragyoolp9249 Same! Mine said brest 3 weeks ago too. But exactly today is 42 days since it left the warehouse! And in the last 2 weeks i didn't got ANY notifications ! Any! Last one was in chinese and translated means "clearance" but i'm not english and i have NO ideea what the heck that means!
@@gragyoolp9249 I bought it on 11th of October!
They need a water jet instead of laser cutter to cut those materials. They wouldn't have any problems with off gassing if they use water.
That sounds even more fun!
@@3DPrintingNerd it's excellent! We cut everything from 1/32 thick plastic to 1 inch thick steel with it.
@@printedsolid that's true, they are much slower cutting then our plasma cutter.
@@printedsolid oh yes.. they are awesome! The smaller ones seem to be easy to maintain and more precise over time
So, you don't make extremely toxic water in that process? I guess most of it is run in a closed loop system, but don't you have to replace the water from time to time to get new abrasives mixed in and clear out all the materials that get into the water when cutting?
make a big huge torture egg plzzzz
If you print a dino, you are making a dino from the bones of other dinosaurs
Fun idea, not at all true though. th-cam.com/video/zaXBVYr9Ij0/w-d-xo.html
@@JosiahLuscher so if I print a plant it would work
@@joey1_ Yeah, or a Trilobite!
Everyone prints in PLA, and PLA is made of corn :P
Why you dont review ThE ender 3 its awesome( for it price)
I'll try!
Third
First
The concept of 3d printing is cool but the reality is that 99% of it is just trash. The last thing this world needs is more plastic trash.
3d printing is way, way, way more than what I’m able to show or what you usually see here on TH-cam. I’m aiming to change that.
I'm not trying to kick you in the pants zipper but you were more enjoyable and educational before you went all Hollywood and talk a scripted production. Lot to learn from you but if possible it'd be more interactional with the public to be YOURSELF and not what you think others what to see. Thumbs up the same.