LYMAN FILAMENT EXTRUDER V3 VIDEO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2013
- The Lyman Filament Extruder V3 is a complete system for extruding filament and winding it onto a spool, ready to use in 3D printers. It is still a work in progress. I expect to add a resizing die or finer tolerances when I get it figured out. It will soon be uploaded on Thingiverse as it is open source.
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Love the simplicity!! This is the type of extrusion device. That should be shown in elementary, junior and high schools. The first time I saw an industrial extruder I was hooked....
A brilliant and simple idea !!!
the 3d printing community thanks you
Mr. Lyman
Absolutely incredible design ! I love how compact and somewhat simple it is, in comparison with other machines with the same functionality. What is even more astonishing is that this design is almost 8 years old and it is still looks and performs better than the modern ones !
I don't have any 3D printer but I can see how your work will help a lot of good people out there. Too bad there will always be few bad ones who will take advantages from it. Great video. Thanks.
The nicest diy extruder i have seen for 3d print filament
Zero waste..! Bravo sir....We need more of these but not at the FilaBot price.!
You're an inspiration. Way to apply yourself and improve the world with your talent. I think I will try to build this.
And did you tried ? if so, what is the result?
@@drolett so did it worked?
Here's the one I made: th-cam.com/video/Xirli3qDJlU/w-d-xo.html 5kg per hour output
Not sure why this got recommended to me, but it was certainly an interesting watch
been looking for a good home made filament maker for ages. great job
Inspirational! Well done, Hugh.
Very nice, thanks for sharing. I'm getting into 3D printing, CNC router and extruder next projects.
Awesome.smart,i am happy seeing people doing practical things.all my respect sir.
the fishing reel idea was nice.and the hopper weight is also good.
I hope when I'm this dude's age I'm still doing cool stuff like this.
Then never stop
Really awesome project and low cost! Congrats!
Congratulations, finally someone who knows what they are doing
best soundtrack on the internet imo - cool spooler/extruder bud!
the fishing reel is genius lol
Спасибо вам за вашу работу , здоровья вам !
Thank you for your work, health to you!
Greetings from Spain, YOU ROCK SIR!! This is awesome and also so kind for sharing. Thank you very much Mr Lyman
Well done, keep them going, love the music.
did very nice work. it this machine show your talent and your hard work.
that was REALLY COOL !
some parts of the machine, looks like they were made by a 3D printer
what a awesome build wow
Thank You for showing us , thiongs can still be made in a shop.
You're one of the world's good people.
This is beautiful!
Lovely video.
Personally I don't think you need any wire management. neat, sensible, visible wiring like yours is easier to maintain over time than tightly harnessed wiring. you have no vibration issues to protect against.
Anyway - terrific vid. most educational.
This is such amazing
I'm making my own version right now
Hi, can you send me yours' pictures if u have built? I'm trying to build one right now. So yours may be an inspiration and a big help for me. Thanks.
Bildik.27@yandex.com
great auto weight pressure feeder. impressed!
Espectacular proyecto, enhorabuena.
Intelligent idea,
Thanks for sharing
Parabéns...Deus sempre ilumine sua mente...para sair coisas assim
Very interesting Video .. can use ground up plastic bottles o r? for an endless free supply of material. Thank you very much for sharing. Now the average maker can produce his own filament ... i love this video !!! ... I subscribed !
I love the fact that you are using soothing music, but please allow for some different music from video to video, LOVE THE EXTRUDER :)
Very nice! I need to build one!
Muy buen diseño, Cada elemento que uso están bien integrados. La parte de enfriamiento por agua genial. Gracias por subir tu excelente trabajo.
I love the design and the perfect choice of music.
I have been toying with the idea of mixing in different ratios of other materials (like cloth) into the whole filament production process, but it seems to be hard getting a reliable feed for it to work "on the cheap".
Any ideas?
You can use your current extruder, just add the additional assemblies.
Right now the tolerance is about +/- 0.10mm. I hope improve that with a resizing die. A manual is about finished.
Please you can share the materials
For made it. edwings664@gmail.com
How is the current version running? Any updates?
I have NO words!!!!!!!
Very good job !
I love your extruder. I was just wondering: what kind of material is the insulation plate which separates the hot metal parts from your ABS printed base made from?
great video!!!
Nice!!! Good Work!!!
Very nice extruder. I love the way it is built too. What is the auger bit you use, please and was it expensive? I'd like to build an extruder somewhat similar to your own and I'd like get the same auger. Thank.
Claasssyyy design. And lunatic music so delicious
Fantastic !! great man
Is it amazing, a question, did you use a VSF AC for the extruder and the puller ?? Or everything is DC current
This is amazing! Please tell me where you get your pellets as I have not found pellets for cheap anywhere.
With the current setup shown here, what is the standard deviation?
I built your V2 and have been loving it.... Aside from trying to get and keep the perfect size.
Thanks Lyman!
this is awesome
SOOO sastifying to watch, i will make one and I will do it by taking inspiration from yours, it is too perfect!
but not with water ;)
Did you make it and what was the result? thanks
@@KurdSmart not yet, i do not have time right now! May be this winter!!
Whenever you made it, gently reply with review
❤
Yeah for sure i will probably post a video!!
@@KurdSmart I made it already checkout: medium.com/endless-filament/make-your-filament-at-home-for-cheap-6c908bb09922 5kg per hour output
Grate work Sir! Thx!
Are you going to publish drawing of extruder itself or it is not open source anymore?
Men, You really deserve a beer.
very good work
Nice job
Sir, I guess you are working on some way of electronically counting the length of the accumulated extrusion to eliminate the fishing reel threading step. Is it feasible to push the extrusion along a V channel into a receiving aperture in the hub of the spool which would begin to wind when a sensor detects it? I am envious of your skills.
AWSOME! AWSOME! AWSOME!
I imagined a 3D printer so big that it uses the Lyman Filament Extruder as a printer head.
Muy bien proyecto.
You've inspired me to quit drinking Coffee.
Great machine! super-compact and slick
Where is the extruder from? What type of extruder is this?
Save this for the 3D printing Museum opening in Silicon Valley.
ZZP Zing Pheonix which museum
Intresting, how it is with accuracy.
Excelente !!!
Genius!
What is your motor torque ?
What motors and other parts were used in the making of this machine?
have you tried using shredded prints mixed with new material? Ive been wondering how realistic recycling old prints would be
THAT is a cool project!Getting ready to buy my 1st printer.I've never priced or looked into it,but are the pellets a lot cheaper than filament?Are they readily available?I'm guessing you could recycle old plastic too?Than You for sharing this!BTW,you gained a sub!
i would recommend you purchase a Qidi 3D max enclosed printer
cool project :), what's the minimum speed for the motor ? I see from coupler 6 rotation for 22 seconds ?
I want to use 12V DC Gear motor 20RPM, how do you reckon ?
thanks
Hugh, where are you getting you plastic and what grade do you find works best?
Nice i like this
Please share this project ;) it's amazing.
What about using shredded plastic bits made from waste. In that way, plastic could be recycled to make 3d printing filament.
Could you share the wiring diagram ,great video please answer,
awesome
Hi.
Where engine torque, engine RPM and RPM of the extruder?
2 kg / cm2 is sufficient?
Thanks
well done.
What is the consistancy of the filament size over a run? Are you running 2.0 or 2.5mm ?
very nice
I like this old boss
Have you tried yet with ground up prints?
hi
could you tell me how to use abs pellet with 180° write on your thermal sensor?
Nice!
What was the product name of the ABS you made the filament and how much was the temperature of the extruder set?
what kind screw have you used for your extruder?
I would like to know how much this machine will cost you and what kind of plastic can be inserted in it?
Great!
Does the water cooling rig cause any issues with the filament produced? I was under the impression that ABS / PLA filament was extremely hydrophilic and water / excess moisture would make the filament brittle and awkward.
do you have to do some kind of post-processing on the spooled filament to remove the excess moisture?
It absorbs water over a Long period of time, but a quick bath flash cools the plastic and the excess water evaporates with the leftover heat in the filament.
On a different note, water on the surface of pellets going Into the extruder will produce potholes and ramen, due flash boiling of the water at the point of extrusion.
After 6 years, still working, have improvements?
Nice project :) Is it low cost ?
Where can I see the design of the extruder? Thank.
Can the filament cooler work with air instead of water?
how do you check the filanent's diameter? i don't see any feedback system to correct the diameter if it fluctuates
where ca i find the electric motor?
Which is the torque of the extruder Mr. Lyman
Which type of plastic material you use to make this filament.....
Please answer
gurcharan singh ABS
How precision is that filament. If want 1,75 mm, will I get it?
Sorry for my English.
You can get within plus minus 0.02-0.03, see medium.com/endless-filament/make-your-filament-at-home-for-cheap-6c908bb09922
The tensioner design must be different. It's rubbing the roller and all chips are falling on the free filament. After water cooling the filament remains wet?
Most of the water that comes in contact with the filament evaporates. See my guide: medium.com/endless-filament/make-your-filament-at-home-for-cheap-6c908bb09922
is there an update to this? what is needed to make this?