Prusa SL1 Resin 3D Printer and Prusament FIlament
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2018
- Josef Prusa and his team had not one BUT TWO awesome announcements for World Maker Faire 2018: The Prusa SL1 resin 3d printer, and Prusament filament for 3d printing! I talk to Josef about these two announcements at the Prusa Research booth!
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Josef Prusa is such a cool dude, I wish him much more success in his business. He really seems to care about quality of prints and making 3d printing available to all.
Thank you for doing this interview.
Hi Joel, I live in the uk, but just happened to be on holiday in New York when the maker faire was on, so me and my wife went, it was my first maker faire, and I was so disappointed, not at the maker faire, that was great, shook hands with Joseph Prusa , but couldn't find you . Still great day out . Thanks to the guys at Filament PM , when I told them I was about to start printing with PET G , gave me a 1kg reel .
So jealous of Josef Prusa - the guy just lives 3D printing awesomeness 24/7 and gets to develop community-benefiting stuff all the time. Dream job.
Hi Joel! It was great meeting you at the New York Maker Faire. I finally lugged the Prusa I3 MK3 kit that you saw me with there home and, after far too many hours, finally got it put together and working. You were right, definitely worth the effort!
Prusament is hands-down my favorite Filament to work with!
Hey Joel! Thanks for hanging out with Josef and gathering info on the SL1 and on Prusament. I'm still fearful of resin printing (I've got a kid and cats, and they're sometimes unpredicatble).
Regarding Prusament: You know what would be cool? If Prusa also sold the rejected spools at a lower cost. Even a rejected Prusament spool is probably more in-spec than cheap filament. I could use it in my non-Prusa printers! 👍
sounds like a good idea, but they're probably reusing the rejected spools. if they aren't, though, that is a great idea!
Kids and cats don’t mix with toxic chemicals. I’m waiting for when the chemicals are safe to touch.
BV3D I agree on all accounts. I too do not like the toxicity of Resin printing. Hopefully one day they will make a more environmentally friendly resin. I'm sure smart minds are working on it.
On the Prusament this is a great idea. I would think that rejected spools would not be reusable because they are already colored. I certainly hope they are not wasted. That would be very unfriendly to both material and environment. So selling these looser tolerance spools is a great option and I'm sure they would sell very well.
Great comment man.
I kind of envisioned them selling all the spools on a sliding scale, so if one freak roll has nearly perfect filament, it costs a bit more, and it's all done based on the max tolerance. That way less tolerant rolls are automatically priced lower, etc.
BV3D they should do a protopasta and sell good quality rolls that ended up off color for a lower price!
I love seeing a good guy having so
much success congrats Mr.Prusa!
you look so much better, more energetic and happy! I'm so glad for you Joel! keep doing what ever you are doing
Prusament will soon be my goto filament. If he also gets into all of the exotic filaments that people love, it'll be a lock for sure. Especially teamed with Amazon. Now if he can just keep up with the immense demand.. Good job, Josef.
They are starting at a production rate of only 6000 printers per year. I assume, this is based on sales volume of the other company they bought.
Hopefully we’ll be able to get the filament through Amazon Canada as well. The manufacturing process is awesomely meticulous!
The automatic subtitles at the beginning are spot on :D
Once again great conversation, clear and too the point! Joel, you’re killing it! Thanks
I print exclusively with Hatchbox right now @ 19.99 a roll. For the extra $5 I'll give it a shot!
Wow! I LOVE that prusament!!! Finally a way to be sure about what you get! :-)
Thanks for sharing with us Joel. It was super cool to give you a high five at Maker Faire!
It'd be cool if they offered the inconsistent color spools for sale at a discounted price, for people who want to prototype before printing the final model, of for people who plan to paint the model and the consistent color doesn't matter much.
im pretty sure they just remelt it then sell it full price. id be amazed if they just threw it out.
@@dakotapahel-short3192 yeah I wouldn't figure they would throw it away.I'm sure they have the cost of operating their extrusion machines factored into the price of their filament, so if it saves them time and money not having to grind it up, remix it, and Re extrude it its a win win.
It's not that simple to grind and remelt filament. Must more if it has already been colored and especially if it failed the color consistency test. It's much more economical to PRUSA and buyer to simply sell rejected spools for a lower price, but not offer the consistency guarantees.
That said I suspect rejected spools are rare due to the high precision of the process. Everything is controlled from start to finish. Where inconsistencies occur are when the systems fail for a particular batch and the system probably shuts down immediately when something isn't right which is what all the checks are for.
We use those spool in-house, even our accountants print pretty much every day :) Plus you can print with them in our Prusalab makerspace in the ground floor of our HQ.
We'll see what we can do with the leftovers, if we have any :)
freaked out when i saw the announcement, i was disappointed shipping was so much, glad its coming to amazon! Thx Prusa!
Thanks so much Joel for mentioning recycle options like the masterspool!! Many more creators should do that way more often or also use masterspools themselves. I hope Prusament is going towards such an option as well.
I really like your interviews. It seems like you and Jo could be long lost twins!
Awesome interview! Loved the in-depth questions and follow up questions. I can’t wait until MRRF 2019 now in Goshen to see it all first hand.
Lots of juicy info :) Unlikely I'll be getting to have any first hand fun with any of it, but it's exciting to see, and think of all the greatness yet to come!
Prusament on Amazon seals the deal for me!
Why? $20 shipping from the Czech Republic for a $25 roll of filament is reasonable. :)
Brad Cozine :: Jabs you with a spoon :: Prime! Prime! Prime!
In the US the shipping makes it 50 dollars a roll. No thank you!
most the time, amazon has free shipping on orders over 25$
most filament, costs more than 25$ for a 1k roll
most orders of Prusament, should end up with free shipping.... just like most other fillaments on amazon.
...and if there is not... just order a bunch of rolls to make it worth it.... or get prime, maybe use a free trial if you really want to save money.
PARADOXICLES
Out of curiosity I added 15 rolls to my Prusa shopping cart. Cheapest shipping is $10 a roll. If you get several more rolls you're forced to take a different shipper because of weight and the cost goes up incredibly. :(
Alabama Thunder
Oh, my Prime cart is ready to go... hell, I'm Shoptimus Prime!
I was really happy to grab a spool of Prusament before it sold out. I'd love to try the SL1 :-)
Prusa 제품들 기대됩니다.. 외부 인터뷰는 처음 보는데 잘 하시네요...
Joel, this was EXCELLENT. Great communications job by both of you.
Thank you!
Josef seems to be doing everything right. I'm very impressed with him and his company. My hat's off to the man. I'd love to have a Prusa printer but it'll have to wait till I get my mortgage paid off in 29 years. :) Loved the video, Joel. Stay well!
I was really addicted to your channel starting in late 2015. I fell out of the community for about a year but I’m back now. Great to see that you are bigger than ever and I’m so glad to be here to support you again. Cya around Joel!
YO! I remember your name!
3D Printing Nerd Awesome! Thanks for responding man :). Can’t wait for some new videos but in the meantime I have quite a few to catch up on.
3D Printing Nerd Awesome! Thanks for responding man :). Can’t wait for some new videos but in the meantime I have quite a few to catch up on.
6:46 that tony stark looks like he has seen something he cant unsee.
It is the scene from infinity war where Spider-Man disappeared
I am not even joking
dontlikemath -.- oh i didn't watch infinity war .....
:P
Hi joel i love ur channel and just got my first 3d printer. Ur very inspiring. Keep it up
Is it fun? And can you do it in an small apartment? I am kind of on the edge of getting one:)
ot0m0t0 Yes, definitely :) Ender 3 here, and it's not noisy at all. Printing in PLA and no smell at all, although the small amount of PLA that came with the printer did smell a little bit.
The formlabs ad sounded a little more desperate after this video. :)
Anyway, I’m totally sold on the filament. Gorgeous color and sheen, and a good wind would be very refreshing!
Wow. I actually want this.
Great interview Joel.
This video was timely, I was just watching an older Joel video and clicked on his Prusa link and saw, wait a second an SLA printer? WAIT, WHAAAAT!?
Angelenglen This IS an SLA printer. This printer isn't even DLP, it uses MSLA, and I don't think there's a claim that it's Laser SLA like the Form printers. Here's an article for anyone who wants to educate themselves about three different SLA technologies - theorthocosmos.com/laser-sla-vs-dlp-vs-masked-sla-3d-printing-technology-compared/
Angelenglen
Consent is based on the DLP components selected. The LCD works like a matrix and is cured by a UV light, not a laser. This is a simpler and cheaper technology with one improvement against the competition at twice the price
could not wait for this!
What I think YT why a question?
Hey Joel, any idea if Prusament will be available on Amazon UK with prime too?
Are the colour rejects for the spools shreded, or can they be bought?
Joel is there a price for the curing and cleaning machine??
I wonder.... if maybe the filament tolerance check can be on the printer, and the printer adjusts for extrusion to keep it linear.
It's probably cheaper to have one machine checking the tolerance than to add it on every printer.
All they have to do is get reasonable tolerances on most spools. They can use the rest in house.
That could be usefully if home filament extrusion becomes a thing though.
I literally just got a photon printer YESTERDAY, and now I find out Prusa has one?! Damnit.
Hi Joel, any idea when and if there is a prusament dealer in the UK. I want to swap over to it but don't want to order from aboard
Prusa for president!!! Can’t wait to get my mk3 for Xmas!!!!! Guy is fucking awesome!
This is awesome! Thanks
Although I love the products, there are a couple of notable items here:
The jamming that's referred to around the 1 min mark ALSO occurs using genuine Prusa filament. When the multi material worked without any blockage, the parts were absolutely stunning. The success rate, however, was less than about a quarter of the time, with the rest completely jamming within the steel tubes. It was an awesome concept for sure, and the engineers at Prusa are absolutely amazing in bringing these to production. In actual usage it was unable to perform as promised. Thankfully there is a new version of the multi-material setup coming to market, and I'm hoping that some of these issues are finally laid to bed.
BUUUUUUUT - this new MMU setup shines a light in the company's biggest weakness by far. - And that's in their shipping schedule. Granted, we are all buying into a "development / early release" and it's to be expected on delays. But there are orders finally getting filled at the start of this month for the new multi-material units that were ordered as far back as November last year. I'm looking at my order going in April sometime, to be shipped possibly in another month or two *if I'm lucky. This same shipping schedule plagued the original unit as well.
These are first world problems, I know, and it's awesome that the Prusa name is getting so far wide-spread as it is. I wish nothing but success from the company. Working from the side of simply offering a bit of criticism is something that should be welcome.
Guessing from the time-table of their previous releases - orders for this new SLA unit would likely be fulfilled next year. These shipping delays should be the company's primary focus for sure, because although he is doing very well for himself, I guarantee that it's absolutely affecting his sales and bottom line for having such a massive spread from initial orders to actual delivery dates to customers.
I am sorry to say that the new mmu 2.0 do have issues with filament jamming even with Prusas own filament ,though there are several things that can be done to prevent this ,but i still have not completed a 5 filament object without filament jam ,i am though getting closer every day ,and the release of new firmware on a regular basis do help in the right way ....this is the price to be one of the early ones ,maby everything works perfectly when you get yours :-)
Isn’t this what Joel and angus, was overly critical about creality for doing? Why does Prusa get a pass?
fixhbot I don't think they get a pass, but I haven't seen a big name reviewer do the MMU 2.0 yet either
OOOOOOHHHH.
Thats why the filament that came with my schools prusa seemed to work so consistently, compared to the brand i bought on amazon....
All the other filaments ive encountered had glossy surfaces, i thought it was odd that the silver i got was matt to the touch and figured that had something to do with why it printed better.
PS, our robotics program loves it! Best spent grant yet!
Awesome video, great to see more stuff coming from them, and looking forward to trying their filament. Waiting for the big print volume printer! When is that coming?
Hey, I have a dremel 3D idea builder and I would like to know if I change tha nozzle, I can print with flexible materials or other filaments from Proto pasta or matterhackers (I’m from Brazil, sorry about my English)
AMAZON US!!! That is GREAT news!
I was there! I saw him recording that!
I really want one of these but it's looking like buy another printer or save to go to bamf. And hey that was me, I tweeted that! 😁
I got so happy when he said he’s selling it on amazon
Fantastic interview Joel. Glad to see you asking the God of printing all the right questions. I have one of my own ... Will Prusament be available on Amazon here in the UK too?
Please have Prusament available on Amazon UK too!
Josef: How about Amazon Canada? Please??? Pretty Please?
What is the cost of the resin for the SL1
OK - now the race is on!!! Who is going to do the first unbox and review of the new printer and all its parts?
When is prusa coming to amazon? The printer, not just the filament T.T
For only like five bucks more, Prusament sounds like a no-brainer over the likes of the Hatchbox and eSUN I _had_ been getting on Amazon. I hope Josef plans on expanding into materials like PETG and TPU/TPE. (Especially PETG, it's such a great material for mechanical parts, some super-consistent filament would be great!)
the makers future is getting brighter !
Thanks for the video Joel! I think the washing/curing station looks AWESOME! I wonder if it could be used with other SLA printers... Also.. thank to Sean for all those sweet shots of the pink Prusament printing!! It's very pretty! #3dpinkmafia
Thanks for the compliment! ^_^
I need to tell, that I like the editing a lot in the recent videos (I forgot your name, sry)! Good job!
That's Sean editing!
Thank you! I really appreciate hearing that. ^_^
Havent even watched the video yet and i gave it a like
lol, I do that :D
2:48 Robot is a Czech word, Joel! ;)
Go read R.U.R. It's pretty fascinating. Quick read, too.
Very true, but I would not expect Joel to know that.
@@michaels3003 honestly not many people know that...
@fassenkugel there r many slavic languages but most very similar although younger generations don't understand other slavic languages that much Robot came from czech language in book r.u.r. which If translated could be something like smartass's universal robots written by Karel Capek but word actually came from his brother Josef. In Czech language robota means work as we wanted to create something what would make our life easier at work we created something what would work for us/instead of us so we created robota aka robot as a thing . Then book points at the fact that robots may be also danger to us but that's a different story. (Oh and am czech living in London xD )
the amazon announcement is all i needed to know.
Awesome Printer!
Apparently I got prusament with my printer, and it prints real well
Did you happen to ask Josef if they were going to eventually offer PETG Prusament?
Wow, neato!
Hey Joel how to get the Prusament in India ?
Count me in for the SL1
Your interview game is getting damn good, Joel. Great questions!
Yes, but the answers were also VERY good.
Hope they are going to ship to south Africa:)
Any experienced 3d printer operators here? I need some advice, i am currently not at home, far away from my printer :(
Couldn’t You just print a really thin, squished „foil“ on the print bed before printing something like Nylon to improve adhesion? Or glue a foil on it? It would degrade quickly, but if it only needs to last for one bigger print..
Hmmm... They missed an opportunity. They could have called it the PruSLa. I must admit, those spools are the coolest I've ever seen.
are there any other videos from the Maker Faire?
Not from me - I think many other creators were able to put some out!
copy.
Thank you
love the filament, not huge on the resin printer, though. small build size and for the price you can get a moai which is true laser sla and larger. Usability features are nice on the prusa but don't seem to warrant pricing.
I might try prusament if it's affordable
What about amazon Canada?
Was this at the NY maker faire? I ALMOST went but forgot when it was :((((
Sure was!
If it uses LCD isn't it more of a DLP style rather than SLA? Either way I am excited for this.
Yes, it is similar, but the LCD acts as a mask. The exposures are done with UV diodes below the LCD unit.
@@michaels3003 I know that. It just seems odd cause SLA is a laser painting the image the same way an FDM Printer does. A Masking LCD with UV Backlight still seems more DLP like than SLA as it does a Layer at a time.
Please do a PLA+ too.
Prusament is not available in HighFive Blue??????? WTH?????????
Prusamanet on Amazon US... hopefully Amazon UK too?
Hmm,isn't Prusa based in Europe??It should be easy for them to supply the Prusament in Amazon UK and Europe unless the fillament is made in the US ofcourse ;-)
Probably not worth bothering, given all the paperwork and bullshit they'd have to go through to export to the UK soon...
Ooh god, just make it stop.
The sensor that Josef talked about that watches for proper color and diameter. Is that too expensive to replace the current filament sensor in the MK3?.... lol Sounds like that tech could be good if it could be duplicated cheaply.
Want that T-Shirt!
FRIES
That hulk bust @ 6:29 has some mighty visible layer lines for a resin print...
unless they're not from the SL1 and just lined up with that part of the interview? I'd be really curious
They were set up in front of the SL1. So I assumed they were from that machine. Tried to only use SL1 prints for that part and prusament prints for the first part of the video.
@@Aidenn23 according to someone on Reddit who was there, they were mk3 prints. Idk though because I thought the same as you. It does look too big for the print volume of the SL1 though
SL1 looks cool, but I'm a little disappointed by the build volume. Would have liked to see 150^3 or so.
Nullzero98 rather hard to do, but yes I'd love to see that tackled myself. Think screen resolution availability as the easiest part to why it would be harder to manufacture a larger sla printer. His 5.5" screen is probably 4k or possibly something close, think apple screen or galaxy s series rez to keep the print quality high. Layer height is only part of the equation if your pixels are 3 to 5 or more times the size of the z axis positioning
@@mythos000000025 , it is not 4K... I am sure that price of the LCD unit was a major consideration. I am sure the size will get bigger over time if the prices are good. You cannot get a great price if you only order a few thousand LCD units from the manufacturer.
Jo prusa is my hero
machine or saftwer support in india available
I was there did see you guy on Sun😢😢
And what but us in the UK?????
But... shipping is $70 on prusa’s website!
I want it and that
There better be gummy bears in there!
So, resin is the future in 3d printing.
I don't know if resin is the future, but, it sure has a chance at it. Most likely DMLS is the future.
Nice, I would pay 5000 $, but it is stil in progress.
Maybe In 10 years it will be affordeble @@3DPrintingNerd
Good call going with a different thumbnail image. :D :D
Oooh, are those solar powered Lazy Susans? :D
Wait a minute... Did Joel just fool Josef to make him look silly and didn't use the "thumbnail" ?
Still looks to me like the resin is going to be messy. If that's the build platform he's putting into the washer, that's going to have resin all over it from dipping into the tray and look at how he has to handle it to get it to fit. It's nice to see a Prusa entry into SLA/DLP, but resin handling is a pain and all of the cheaper machines seem to skim over it in their details...
I have a $400 budget for a 3d printer and want one to print out inventions, not for other things...it won't be for mass manufacture or downloaded stuff so what would you recommend that could do well with heated plate and fine quality..but for a new user who is going to learn as they use?.....ender 3?, anycubic i3, cr10?.
If you can wait (and save more $$ while you are waiting), there should be new printers coming out by 2018/2019.
@@michaels3003 Doylu know of any about to come out?.
@@BusyBeeCompany , I want to see reviews of the newest M3D printers. Also, manufacturers try to release new products before Christmas (or at least announce them).
So awesome, but so expensive!!!
That's a lot cheaper than most proper brands...
@@_Piers_ not really. The anycubic photon is almost as good for 1/3 the price.