Boston Dynamics New Robot | Formlabs Form 4 | Relativity Space Air Force Deal | Markforged Lawsuit
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0:00 Intro
1:04 Formlabs Launches Form 4 and Form 4B
3:29 3D Spark Signs 3 Year Extension with Railway Manufacturer Alstom
8:13 Markforged Seeks Overturned Verdict in Patent Lawsuit
12:13 Relativity Space Wins $8.7 Million Air Force Contract
15:13 Boston Dynamics Atlas Robot
24:29 API is Improving
26:02 BIG Feature Coming to Our Etsy Plugin
27:56 We Got Another Extruder
34:06 Answering General Questions
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That number of months has to be so many months from this part, and moths of that part, all added together for a total
agree, has to be the accumulated lead time(s) for multiple parts
I think the lead time number is so big because they count it by thinking, "How many part files do we have? 10,000? What's the lead time on a new part typically? 2 weeks? Well with 3d printing its 0 right? So that's 20,000 weeks saved!"
3D Spark --> They are probably talking about total cumulative lead times.
ie. if part A typically has 3 months, it was needed 100 times == 300 months right there
That would make sense
Yes the Boston Dynamics approach was so good hahaha. They definitely make it unsettling on purpose. It's so good.
Would appreciate it if you'd cover the new affordable pellet extruder by Greenboy3D!
Pellet extruders don't work
@@slant3d Hahaha thought your response might be something like that, but wouldn't mind a more in depth analysis!
Excited about the filament progress!
As a person who routinely ships things from Canada to the United States, it still amazes me how many people do not understand that a) if the box goes further it costs more, and b) YEG is a long way away from almost all of America. The closes part of the US to me is *Montana* and that's still damn near 1,000 km.
Also, I respectfully submit that the Metric System for days/months/years is clearly the TNG style Stardate, where one year is 1,000 units. This works out very nicely to 3 units being very close to an Earth day, 1 unit is very close to an 8-hour working day, and 0.1 units being close enough to an hour to be a convenient to use time interval. And, of course, it's mostly powers of ten, a key part of a Metric unit.
Gabe- Love these shop update videos! Every time I watch them I feel like youre the David of the Goliath 3D printing industry. I mostly use grey in my farm- do to have a timeline for that color? Are we able to get another shop view of how this new filament line is better than your old one? That video was SO cool and I must have rewatched it like 5 times because there was so much good information in it.
Keep being amazing!!🎉
The lead time could be cumulative of the amount saved every time they had to manufacture a part. if it was a weeks or days for each one that would add up
Call the extruders webshooters
You should name your extruders after spiders, like Peter, or Miles... or Charlotte.
That was a really creepy intro to the new Atlas lol
You say you're on track for tangled, bud doesn't the plan on tangledfilament.com say 15$/kg by february 2024? Is there a new plan posted somewhere?
8:00 I assumed that was total lead time saved across all the parts that can be 3d printed on demand.
Similar to how a process can save up to 10,000 man hours.
I would like to get your thoughts on the Bambu A1, especially with regards to their cabling issue and recall.
Slant3D does not care much about Enthusiast level 3D Printers, because they would not work on a Giant Print Farm settings, that's why they created their own 3D printers that are as simplistic as possible. Those printers are making Injection Molding obsolete.
they are not making it obsolete. if you need 1 million parts injection molding is still the way to go as it s cheaper and much faster.
At 34:06 "Answering General Questions" should be renamed "The Numbers". It's a great generic reference to all numbers important to know. This snippet would make a good reference standalone video. (ie: could paste a link, anytime a related question came up)
What is the glutt filament on the site?
Tangledfilament.com
@@slant3d I meant to ask how it's different from the normal Tangled filament, because it's cheaper.
a muzzle loader extruder would be the worst..
especially with 10 kg spools....
260 Months are 21 Years and 8 Months ...😂 greetings from Germany , we use EVERY TIME METRIC SYSTEM, Very Succesfull as you can See....
Had to lough about your russian accent 4 the Audible Sponsoring.
Love your Videos and the Information you share with us
What are you hiring for? I’d love to work with you guys in Idaho. I’m a 7 year product designer, machinist, injection mold maker, and I’m convinced 3d printing is the future! 😄
I think lead time is accumulated from individual contracts.
“Any color the customer wants, as long as it’s black.” Henry Ford
as you've probably realized by now, there's no R in Alstom.
How many slip rings would Boston Dynamics need?
Are 1kg spools without a subscription going to be coming back?
They add a lot of cost. But we might when we get ramped well enough again
How about tossing in a quick update on Tangled Testing during these weekly podcasts?
Waiting on the machine
The lead times probably aren't that crazy. If you consider multiple different parts in parallel. They don't have to be in series but it would still make the number an accurate representation.
200+ years in lead time, so if one expects a part has a lead time of 6 months and it can be reduced to 1 month one would need to achive that for about 520 parts which seems reasonable within 2 years.
Mostelikely quite easy if there ar part groups with left, centred and right versions with several sizes. Where i worked 10 years ago, we had part families with 12-16 similar parts. If one improved the lead time of one the others would follow with virtually no effort.
The lead time number is bogus. It's probably calculated by lead-time * parts, does not work that way. They should show the average lead time improvement or some better statistical representation.
2600/12 is 216.67 It's probably 'consultant math' where if you wait one month to get a part, and you buy 2600 of those parts, then that's 2600 months of lead time, right? Hahaha. Still no doubt that the supply chain is better....but I'd put low weight on the 'savings'.
Hahahahaha Scottish accent for the win!!!
I thought the Scottish accent was amusing, tho I do find it kind of unusual that you need sponsors in the first place; with an entire company and all that 🤔
What's going on with your hat?
Granting patents to people who don't do anything with it is one of the most crap parts of the US patent system. It makes stifling competition and innovation SUPER easy ... unfortunately.
aaaa I hate the volume change in the 29 minute cut :( but love the episode otherwise :D
The Form4 is an LCD printer? Wtf? What do these idiots think their customers are? Just get an Anycubic and be done with it.
Our Form3+ is basically gathering dust because the resin is expensive AF and destroys the VATs. So whenever you open a 200 Euro cartridge, you have 6 weeks to use it up. Complete insanity. We just use it for super delicate parts or stuff where we want their glass filled rigid resins. For all the rest it's Anycubic professional line with BASF resin. ST45M is a great allrounder.
Black most popular? Oh yeah, white has issues, it's very very hard to do pure white. I prefer using white over black tho.
Don't be sorry, I love fake accents, even if they are bad. But that was'nt bad.
i really like the content and i pretty much watch every video
but my man u gotta work on your sponsored section , it always kinda feels awkward
etsy V3 = V3tsy just dont ever do a 4 cause it wont work 3 is it LOL