The E3D MegaVolcano, Toolchanger and other shenanigans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มี.ค. 2018
- This is what E3D brought to MRRF2018! We start at news and improvements on E3D's existing lineup, talk about their new barebones motion platform (8:07) and finally check out the new toolchanger (14:44)! If this works out, we'll have a new, open standard for combined FDM printing, laser cutting and marking, inkjet integration and some light finish milling.
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the e3d guy never gets any older
I'm sure Sanjay gets this all the time, but he reminds me of a young Jimmy Page...
Saw him yesterday. Still looks the same
That's the project he never discusses. Ultra hush-hush.
This comment did not age well... He was such a fantastic guy and a huge influence on the 3D printing community.
@@doughntworry okay well technically…
I’ll stop there lol
Thomas was effectively just asked if he would be one of the first guys to play with this machine, and he hmms and ahhs and says "if only I had the time, maybe, I'll think about it". Geez Tom, make time! This is an honour, and a way for you to stay on of the top of the 3D printing A-list
Isn't is better for tom to be honest and upfront. He was being asked if he was willing to be an early beta tester, which is cool, but if he doesn't have the time then e3d would be better served letting someone else test it who can give better feedback.
@@zrobotics he definitely has the time
I was getting a "too cool for school" vibe from Tom during the E3D interview. "If I only had the time."
yeah, it was a bit weird
Every convention booth needs this guy explaining their products. It's very clear from just this that E3D is passionate about what they do to a level well above what I expected.
I guess I am late to the party but this is such a great video. The E3D is just awesome and enthusiastic and really makes me respect him and the company/products he's selling. Apart from that, as someone doing research into building my first 3D printer, the support for open source information is really just awesome to hear. It blows my mind that there are so many "smaller" companies in the tech industry that provide this information and research to people who want to experience the task of building these systems from whichever point they choose. And in turn the parts I choose for my projects, like my CNC mill prior to this, come from companies that share this ethos wherever possible.
He's so into his product which is really nice. Genuine guy, genuine products.
I love E3D! They keep improving their products and doing R&D to innovate and push the industry forward. Massive respect! Great interview Tom.
Now this. THIS is what I'm talking about. Finally, a mechanically well designed printer. I love it!
Calvin, in person it was AMAZING to see.
This is the first real innovation we have seen for quite a bit in the FDM space. So excited!
YES! My goodness, Sanjay is awesome.
Me? Awww. I mean, EVERYONE it seems had a turn in the background of this video!
3D Printing Nerd i even made an appearance then saw a video was going on. Then thought i should get out of the shot
Bah, ha, ha, Tomas got photobombed by 3D Printing Nerd
Yeah, this guy is living for 3D-Printing. And I like the way he talks. Must be very funny and inspiring to work with him. :)
Maybe Tom should make a minigame for the convention videos in the future. "How many streamers did you see in the background today?"
This is exactly the in depth report I've been waiting for. I knew you would deliver Tom. Huge thanks.
It's so great to see Dan's excitement and passion for his work. The idea of buying a machine for say £2500 which can automate entire products with vitamins is way beyond hobbyists but is so revolutionary. Commercial machines which can do this are more like $250k. The E3D guys are going to be very very very rich.
whens or if this product comes out ill buy it.
The only thing is 3d printed products aren't that useful... They are mostly for prototypes because the parts have layer lines, and aren't even close as strong as injection molded parts...
@@marcferretti This machine (and 3d printing in general) is incredibly useful for industrial and home users alike.
Good interview. No secrets with this guy, loev it
Love the concept of this printer design/setup. With tool changing it opens so many options. Awesome!
That 3D printer is one beautifully engineered machine - wonderful job Sanjay, Greg and Bob@Duet!
this guy's enthusiasm for his product is amazing to watch.
Watched the whole thing. Tom - do more vids with the E3D guys & gals, another vid with the Duet folk & some more in depth on that Replicape/Beaglbone board - all this stuff in SLICK TECH!
It is so nice to see someone so passionate about their products
Wow. What a company. Your videos with e3d always deliver amazing content. I've already signed up for the new tool changer system. Can't wait!
After seeing this video, I have much more respect for E3D. The passion I see him show about bringing amazing quality to affordable 3D printing is inspiring.
I have to agree wholeheartedly. I feel much better about buying their components in spite of the higher price points if it supports them creating projects like this.
Great summary of the E3D updates, and especially the Tool Changer. I was at MRRF on Saturday, (and briefly shook your hand, Tom), but it was so packed during the afternoon it was hard to get much time with all the interesting bits. Thanks for sharing the details with us.
Love how Sanjay is excited to explain about the printer!
You're a fantastic interviewer, Tom. The cadence at which you interrupt for clarification or ask questions is intuitive and well-timed and I appreciate the production value of your videos. Keep it up!
I'm gonna start saying *FECES OFF THE SHOVEL* from now on.
13:20 I love the passion of this guy talking about his baby.
I love how excited he gets about his own product. It's very satisfying to watch.
This video totally blew my mind.
All of you early birds who have made it here before the video had finished processing - congratulations!
The early bird catches the worm ,...
But the second mouse gets the cheese! :p
Ap0c4.. I did not know this one. Thank, I like it!
Alexandre from Québec, Canada
you should hire some engineers from time to time ... real engineers 😉
god, I love E3d!
"we are not creating a product, but a standard. Everything will be open source".
Thank you Sanjay, thank you everyone at E3d and thank you Thomas for the interview!
What I love about them is how badly they must have been hurt by copycat products, but still willing to stick with open source. At least from certain marketplaces (amazon & ebay) it is next to impossible to find a genuine e3d part, they are so buried below clones.
arduino project
Great Job Tom! You webisodes always provide the right level of technical detail.
Always loved E3D. Great work guys, simply amazing!
I am an undergraduate mechanical engineer student and this video taught me lots of new stuff. Thank you E3D and thank you Thomas...
You gotta love the E3D Guys.
This is THE BEST interview I've ever seen!
Absolutely informative, a few little jokes and two super sympathetic guys. Perfect!
Im in love with that toolchanger...
So awesome to have such forward thinkers in the 3d printing space.
This was extremely inspirational, i felt i was really watching the future! This guy transmits so much passion it would be so stimulating to work with him!!
Tom, you rule man. Thank you for putting out awesome insider interviews like this! Cheers
These guys are on the ball. So impressed with how they work.
Dude. Thanks for kicking off the future, and count me in!
This just sold me on e3d I will be using their parts when I can from now on. I love this video. One of your best!!!!!!!
Mind blowing stuff, i had to see it twice, thank you Tom!
Good Stuff!!! That's the most exciting thing I've seen in awhile. Thanks Tom.
I really enjoyed this video. Very informative and very nice interview. I am excited to see the progression of this standard.
Wow! There is some really incredible stuff being mentioned in this video. It will be a game changer for 3D printing when it all comes together. It will be the next evolution of 3D printing.
Thank you for the in-depth reporting. It was a really good watch.
WOWEE!!!!! EPICLY AWESOME Advancements! Exciting after seeing same old last few years.! Thank You so much for sharing and creating! You Rock Thom! THANK YOU Sir! :) :) :)
“We like to test our products, it’s very unique in the 3D printing industry” 😂
Awesome video. Great ideas out of e3d and your knowledge and experience is highly respected.
I'm blown way. This would really make functional multi material printing, along with inserted hardware a dream. I'm so excited.
I just sat though 32mins of hardcore 3D Printin nerding. I love it
Josef, Matterhackers people, Anton Manson, Barnacules, me, my editor Sean, the list goes on and on
This was my second MRRF, this interview was just like the entire weekend. Passionate developers communicating their ideas. I will be back next year.
and now joel replyed to my comment. im done here :D
Great video. The E3D guys are really trying to innovate and take us into new territory. Trying to establish a standard that many manufacturers will participate in will be a big win for consumers.
It's so exciting to see the incredible advancements that the 3D printing community is now making. It's kind of reminiscent of the PC community in the mid-eighties. So much was being standardized and open sourced, which, of course, made every purchase virtually obsolete when purchased. But, just look at the results that community eventually accomplished! I see a very similar situation with 3D printing - only with an even faster acceleration curve. The 3D tech advancements to come in next two to five years is almost unimaginable in its scope. WOW!
One thing is, compared to early PCs, it's far easier to upgrade in place. About the only thing on the reprap I built in 2010 that I haven't replaced is the power supply, but I've never had more than one printer. Now granted, I have pulled enough parts off to build another 2 printers, but it's far easier on a hobby budget to only have to upgrade a few components at a time, and still be able to stay relatively up-to-date. The only big single upgrade upgrading the frame to prusa i3mk3 aluminum, but at that point the wiring was such a mess that I would have wanted to tear the whole thing apart anyway.
My first computer was a TRS-80 Model I. Close to $5,000 in today's dollars - LOL. I pre-ordered one as soon as they were announced. I added and added to it until I bought my first PC clone kit - again, as soon as they were available, and, again, about $5,000 in today's dollars. I upgraded it so many times that, like your 3D experience, little was left of my original build of one floppy drive, B&W monitor, minimum RAM, etc. But, those were some fun days. My cheap phone has more power than it did. :-)
Beautiful mechanical engineering guys, truly amazing
This is what 3D printing is ll about. Creativity, enthousiam, inginuity, Thanks Tom and long live E3D
A super awesome company do great and innovative things here. Machines based on this design and scaled up could make great changes in the manufacturing world. With the combination of print heads, material types, and nozzle sizes the possibilities are near endless. Exciting things here.
Well done Tom! I love your videos! You've become so good! Keep improving!
Such passion! Wonderful deep dive. Thanks!
Again, thank you for your content. I wish I would have followed you around the show. I did not get as much detail from anyone. I wish though that I would have taken a closer look at this machine. It just blows my mind. These guys seem to have it together.
this interview is simply marvelous. Great stuff, great information and very entertaining presentation.
So excited about the future of FDM. Well done E3D.
This is not a system for a person who wants to try 3D printing, this is a system for Engineers. Thank you for bringing this to us, I know damn well I'll be looking out for this when those files hit the market.
absolutely love that core-xy system. beautiful
What a top dude!! Very inspirational bit of kit. I can’t wait too see this machine out in the wild. 🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼🍀😎🤓
Rest in price Sanjay u were an amazing guy.
Outstanding. Love the passion of this guy.
E3d are so awesome, and Tom, you interview like a pro
Mind blown. Love this approach!!
That tool changing mechanic is just awesome.
I love this guy's enthusiasm.
It is really amazing, can't wait to see how this improves moving forward and we'll definitely consider it for a future integration as well at Venturi 3D
Sanjay is good people, E3D one of the greatest assets to our hobby. I look forward to seeing what 2018 brings.
E3D, that is real, proper engineering. I have a new found respect, real innovators.
Yes. Yes. Yes. The passion Sanjay has for not only the mechanics but opensourse as a way to improve technology for all humanity.
This was really great. So much passion comes through in the interview. I have to say it was funny, I kept thinking he looks a bit like a young Paul McCartney.
I really enjoyed the entire video. Thumbs up for E3D team! :)
Great interview. Thank you!
Nice work!! Cool shenanigans and stuff.
Thank you Thomas, at first when I have heard about tool changer I decided I'll build one, and because of this video I will rather wait for open source files, because its more complex than I expected :-D
Totally awesome, great innovation nice to see real R&D
Fantastic video Thomas
E3D has always seemed like an amazing company, but this video is the first time that I've ever wanted to pickup and move to another country just to work for a specific company. (And that's after having just moved 2000 miles for a new job 6 months ago). Every single thing mentioned in the video is just amazing on its own.
E3D and Sanjay are the best thing going for the future of FDM. Along with Josef Prusa and Elias Bakken of Replicape, these guys are advancing the art faster than the knockoff manufacturers can copy them! The E3D Titan and Replicape board have made my printers stable and reliable. I can't wait to add more innovations to what I'm building!
Open Source Rules!!!
E3d is one of the greatest innovators in the 3d printong world right now and this is another leap forward.
OMG super excited about printing again;)
that printer is so drool worthy. Stratasys doesn't even have an FDM printer with tool change yet (they have some prototypes they are experimenting with Siemens and Ford). This is amazing!
Wow! There is so much potential here. I love where he is going. Standards, oh yeah! Build on the shoulders of others, not walled off in your own proprietary system. (Photobomb by Barnacles at 30:44 had me dying. ;)
I love to see you testing one of these.
Tom, GREAT interview! I really want to see the internal details of the tool changer head so that I can put one together. It is so good to see someone like Sanjay leading the charge on additive manufacturing in the maker space.
Tom just has to point the camera at Sanjay and he will just ramble on about the stuff he loves. Best way to make an E3D video :D
Love everything about this.
This is freaking awesome! Tom how could you say no to this!
Thanks for the explanation McLovin
Thank you for bringing all this information to us :)
Great interview
This interchangeable heads are really awesome.
My God! Employ me right now! So much great ideas...
"Hell yeah" greatest interview reply.
Cant wait for your review of that tool changing monster :)
Great video! Sanjay really knows his stuff, so interesting.