I have 3D Printed $2500 Airless Basketball

I have 3D Printed $2500 Airless Basketball
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[@engineericly]

3D Printing Basketball vs Real coming soon :)

[@WoobYT]

Русский?

[@thomas_skates]

What percent infill did you use? Great video!

[@3DXAV]

Thanks to print my model on Makerworld and Cults! NBA AIRLESS BASKETBALL V2 😎💪🏻

[@muaddib2004]

...but Wilson's airless ball bounces like a normal basketball... yours doesn't. Maybe that's why Wilson charges a premium? When you can print one that responds like a real ball for less than $2500, then make another video.

[@hot_wheelz]

Yeah that's because Wilson prints their ball in PEBA which costs a bomb.

[@engineericly]

They use different kind of expensive printer, which I don’t have access to that:(

[@anthonyhca]

They use different material but if you think thay make's the $2500 value reasonable because "it bounces more like a basketball." You're absolutely delusional😂

[@hot_wheelz]

@@engineericly you don't need access to the big commercial printers they use. If you have an FDM printer that can print 85a TPU then it can print PEBA ... Just be warned that PEBA is hella expensive.

[@BrickEngines]

Already done sorry

[@MyhonestreactionTothatInformat]

I believe Uncle Jessy has a video on it. Its not sized like a regular basketball, but it bounces well.

[@DODODRAWING]

Nice idea

[@engineericly]

Thanks a lot

[@NeonGhost-hk6vl]

use pla. Its more affective😊

[@user-qh8ik3nk3z]

Just perfect bro😊

[@engineericly]

Thank you🙃

[@Herobrin161]

Aka sizga omad❤

[@AaronDutov]

you can get a normal print and cover it in 3d gooey stuff

[@fionoz9586]

It's made with a very special material with SLS tech. Way better than trying to use TPU.

[@ethannursalim7796]

or is it just advertising to raise price ?

[@fionoz9586]

@@ethannursalim7796nope.
They spent years trying to perfect the formula for it, which took a lot of cost, time and effort. I doubt the manufacturing cost to be even a fifth of that; they are probably just trying to recoup the money that they invested in R&D.
And how about not blindly responding to a comment with no information about the subject whatsoever?

[@ethannursalim7796]

@@fionoz9586 just saying it been done before and can be done agian . Like the apple wheels . Or is that recouping funds

[@fionoz9586]

@@ethannursalim7796Could you please form the sentence so that I could understand it?

[@ethannursalim7796]

it takes 60 pounds to print . I do not think 2500 dollar is reasonable . @@fionoz9586

[@FazendeiroDePlastico]

Well community already figure out the project, know its just matter of time and know what best material to make almost equal wilson one.

[@EjTheDeveloper]

Try using flexible PLA instead

[@inventor4life]

What infill would you recommend for printing it with flexible pla

[@idkusername2795]

It should be printed in something fairly rigid but shock resistant, the less it dampens the impact the better it is. I don’t know if there is any such material commercially available but you can probably find something similar. If regular PLA weren’t so brittle it would probably be really good for printing the ball, sadly it shatters if you look at it wrong.

[@JoseManuel-bv3vg]

do it with overture PLA +

[@olekczeek6819]

can you try TPU 95a or 90a

[@rivaandraws]

why did i hear "wilson is selling suidi pineded"

[@baatar]

I want an airless basketball!
We have an airless basketball at home.
The airless basketball at home…

[@AlexeyYakushechkin]

Nice!

[@engineericly]

Thank you, mate!

[@SafySamySaky]

good job! Charchamang!

[@engineericly]

Thank you!!!

[@magamadalimubinov9216]

you are making nice content! I like that bro)
Kurs o'tasizmi?

[@prodby430]

Did anyone try BASF TPC? Should also work and would be cheaper then PEBA.

[@sinistergrin6733]

Thank God he ditched the hat

[@sekchai2110]

Can you give us the template

[@dildoramizrapova2324]

Uzbek sila❤❤❤❤

[@engineericly]

:)

[@user-bi7hj2rr6g]

Make a 3d printed football

[@FIashOOT]

Maybe nylon?

[@rickyneeter69]

Where do you buy 1 kg tpu for only 20 dollars 💀 on bambu shop they are 40

[@sad_soul682]

Try more stiffer tpu filament

[@engineericly]

Yeah, I think I need better TPU material

[@chubbson150fps]

Because the real ball is made out of SLS printing which uses powder like nylon

[@engineericly]

Yeah, that costs a lot@@chubbson150fps

[@JoseManuel-bv3vg]

it bounce beter

[@Sirojiddin0307]

amazing

[@engineericly]

Thank you!!!

[@mohammedmariff9034]

Bro what printer do you recomand for large objects bambulab or k1c ?

[@engineericly]

Hey, for large objects I would go with K1 Max

[@MuslimGuy124]

Oka zorsiz boru😊

[@engineericly]

:)

[@unclearboypubgm]

GOOD IDEA BUT I KNOW YOU UZBEK TOO!😉

[@engineericly]

🫡

[@user-wr3xf2vl2o]

oka ozbekcha gaplang

[@mac23806]

That's like pay $4 grand for a fancy vr llski gogles

[@engineericly]

Hahaha😆

[@engineericly]

3D Model: makerworld.com/en/models/141676

[@Kreate148]

What type of filiment did you use?

[@engineericly]

That’s TPU

[@N0a5301]

The tpu it's not the ideal material because it'to soft

[@chubbson150fps]

How do you get those supports?

[@engineericly]

They are auto generated

[@Knox114]

What software?

[@TreeMagic_]

Willsons Ball is sls printed

[@engineericly]

Yeah, I couldn’t get access to that:(

[@Knox114]

What filiment is it?

[@engineericly]

Generic TPU

[@user-dg7ey4mi3w]

SLS

[@americacentral5380]

flex material?

[@engineericly]

Yeah, that's TPU