The impossible 3D Print v2
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- This is a quadruple bearing that rotates on each other. Printed at 150 micron / 0.15mm per layer on the UP Plus 3D Printer from 3DPrintingSystems.com
Thanks to Idea Beans for the awesome design www.thingiverse...
Let me know if you can print it out on your 3D Printer?
You're going to slice your hand holding it like that.
did u only have one song on ur computer or were the rest just not annoying enough to consider adding?
+Chris Tose Precisely what I was thinking...
+Chris Tose completely agree, uploader probably took a break to stab himself
This is the beginning of the end of the industrial age.
Perhaps the "Macro-industrial" age, requiring a long and expensive chain of plants to manufacturer many of the products we use (but not all). Think of it as the new "Micro-industrial" age, where that chain becomes much shorter. This speeds up the evolution of devices while reducing waste and transportation expenses.
Bigrignohio OP said 'beginning'
Because inkjet stopped offset print, right?
There are no more newspapers and magazines because people just print that all out at home?
ssuuppeerrbbooyy No but the WEB / Internet has taken a HUGE chunk out of the printed newspaper/Magazine business. Ebooks are doing the same to books as the MP3/Flac has done to the CD.
Adam Olympia Thats besides the point, because we are comparing making physical objects at home vs. making them in a manufacturing plant, not how we transfer information.
The capabilities of 3d printing is endless as this video demonstrates. the ease of using any material to produce any item is just around the corner. With the aid of 3d scanners, any object can be reproduced and modified. This technology is outstanding and limited only by one's imagination and creativity.
Probably in the future we will see an objet - any object - snap a photo of it with our phone, go to the coffee & print shop and have it replicated.
Well use a 3d scanner app or something yeah but that's possible if we all bought these big industrial size printers and instead of buying items jut print everything for the house and a car
erik schaepers or have the phone print it itself.
CZcams JUST recommended this to me. Awesome! If anyone sees this, should I print this for my channel?
3D Printing Nerd give it a go.
YES u MUST!
for sure
Seemed pretty possible to me
xtlm r/woosh
one day 3d printing will be that good that there will be no need to do anything other then take the item of the work table.
Ryan Bellaver at the moment it is crappy, just as normal printing used to be crappy, but one day it will be as simple as grabbing a cartage and just selecting print .
Ryan Bellaver ohh and all plug and play,
nsdfnsdf until hp corners the market and cartridges cost a thousand dollars
Goobermascot I have never had a Hp printer in my life coze of that same reason. I had a chance to kill one with a sledge hammer a wile back, but I do not think that counts as using one. lol
Then print me a forged crowbar which I can strike at whatever I want to and it won't break.
RepRap is the first general-purpose self-replicating manufacturing machine.
It's a free desktop 3D printer capable of printing plastic objects. Since many parts of RepRap are made from plastic and RepRap prints those parts, RepRap self-replicates by making a kit of itself - a kit that anyone can assemble given time and materials. If you've got a RepRap - you can print lots of useful stuff, and you can print another RepRap for a friend... This idea came to light in 2005
one ball just jumped away, where is your god now? XD
LMAO
i laughed everytime i saw the word "balls"
pfft...balls :D
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wait for it.....
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BALLS!
Reminds me of my senior year in highschool, this was 10 years ago mind you. A company came with a 3d chalk printer for us to use as kind of a showoff/testing type of deal...not too sure on how it all worked out. Straight away I sat down and modeled up some ball bearings and that was it's first print job. It worked fairly well considering it was just chalk-based...I had fully expected it to not be capable of actually moving.
I actually know a group of people that built a custom 3d printer that they now use to print 3d printers. Its pretty cool
that is the definite of awesomenes
Whaaaaaa????
mart fart sooooooo "whaaaaaa????" what "as in" what do you mean "nicely" tell me
Ensar Pervetica Haha...I just don't know...was in a funny mood. )))
Ensar Pervetica Ah though you got definite and definition mixed up...
YEAH I'M NOT THAT GOOD ON ENGLISH
crazy idea, but imagine if we could 3d print a 3d printer lol (of course minus all the electronic components)
Look up "Reprap", they have been working on that for a while.
Bigrignohio
thanks!
marc Aslam
No problem. Each generation of the Reprap is given the name of some evolution/biology scientist. Real life stopped me from following it back when they were working on the "Darwin". They seem to have recently "forked", going down two paths. I admit the Prusa i3 (actually the i3V 10" by Makerfarm) looks awful tempting to try. One goal is to eventually have multiple print heads, being capable of printing the material, removable support material (paste), placing electronic components/imbedded wiring, etc. Still a long way from that lofty goal.
Bigrignohio
that is some pretty revolutionary idea, once that happens.......the possibilities would be endless.
marc Aslam
Four years ago my money would have been on the Reprap group being the first to print complete devices. Now with all the other commercial systems hitting the market I am not so sure who will be first. However I have no doubt the commercial systems will require proprietary EVERYTHING. Material cartridges, software, product print files, etc. Reprap is more the Linux of the replication world, a place that is open-source and everyone can play with it.
With such an intricate "one piece" design there needs to be a breakaway material so all the parts can eventually move freely.
someone give this man a medal, for his patience.
Name of the song?
what's so impossible?
Looks like some of the weird things in some video games. Usually something to do with an ancient advanced civilization and quite often time as well.
The Song just kills everything. So freaking awesome
idk how's that impossible
Yeah!? Sheesh!
It’s extremely difficult
Those aren't balls, that print just gives the illusion of balls. The sides of the "balls" are flat and connected to the holder.
Not true at all it acts as a skateboard barring there are small balls in the middle of a track and when pushed they spin allowing them to roll
Just printed this, can confirm the balls are not attached to anything, except the balls which connect to the axis rods(obviously they are attached to the several axis rods, so they aren't perfectly round.)
When you first get a printer it is reccomended to print out all the replacement parts as soon as possible.
to be completely clear, like glass or a plastic see-through cup, it has to be near-flawless, that's impossible with such a complicated process and shape.
That's very impressive. I just want to point out a couple things, as most people now write as though they never had an English class. You wrote "Let me know if you can print it out on your 3D Printer?" This is not a question. This is an imperative sentence. It should end with a period. Also, you titled the video "impossible" 3D print. The fact that you did print it means it is possible. Please correct your English mistakes and keep up the good work.
Impossible also can mean extremely hard as it is commonly used. Many 3d printers cant do that. It also seems impossible.
No one cares about your prescriptavist garbage.
Hoyt Mueller Your sentence is written correctly, well done.
Hestand Gaming Impossible does not mean extremely hard (that why they are different words). I wrote my comments tongue-in-cheek, because I understand the desire for attention that prompts someone to overuse terms such as impossible. That doesn't mean I'm going to ignore it like everyone else does.
Hoyt Mueller
you mean 'prescriptivist' garbage ;)
Can you print me a 3D printer please?
ROFL, those clips on this advanced piece of machinery, I love it!
actually, we are printing 3d printers.
RepRap takes the form of a free desktop 3D printer capable of printing plastic objects. Since many parts of RepRap are made from plastic and RepRap prints those parts, RepRap self-replicates by making a kit of itself - a kit that anyone can assemble given time and materials. It also means that - if you've got a RepRap - you can print lots of useful stuff, and you can print another RepRap for a friend...
The Impossible 3D print ... if it's impossible why the fuck do you have a video showing how it's done ... ?.?>?>?>?>?>
Really..? That's the best critique you've decided to go with..? A word "impossible"..??? Well than I think you should've started with all the Basketball commentators saying "That Was An Impossible Frow".. Or every science discovery that changed previous understanding, because to some that was "impossible".. Anyways that's a strange type of critique..
Your a fuckn idiot ." If an action or event is impossible, it cannot happen or be achieved: " I only watched the first 100ms as this video is dumb as fuck.
liney118 lol you guys.
Take everything 100% literally. Life will be so much fun for you.
Your name say's it all ...
i am gay
i actually enjoyed the music and comparing the thumbnail it was easy to see how this was a small item
Of course it is impossible to make this without a printer like this one.
Not to mention they do make those clips in pretty huge sizes.
Nice to see how the technology evolves.
With a decent CAD suite (Catia, Solidworks, Pro/E) you could do this in probably like 15 minutes at most. it's just one sketch, shaft around an axis, add 4 spheres, and make a circular pattern.
That would make it a self replicating entity, in some definitions meaning it is alive. So I hope yes.
So basically it is a set of ball bearings that work like crap because they are made out of jagged nasty plastic instead of metal.
And, there you have it. The impossible made possible.
This would've been impossible even a few years ago. Imagine where this technology will take us in the next 10-20 years. Copyrights will die, and that death is looooong overdue. 3D printing will change the world.
actually they already do. the makerbot is used to make its own parts so that you can make more 3d printers. although it doesn't do it on its own.
Most of these printers actually come with files for you to print replacement parts for the printer
I heard about that! It's pretty amazing someone had the sense to install programs on the software that allows the printer to literally, repair itself. :D
That would make an awesome access-code terminal design.
Heck yeah
A smooth running ball bearing to carry a practical load is still unobtainable with present 3-D printer materials.
Try buying small balls or 3d print your own, and print out the bottom half of the bearing frame, put them in, and print the other half.
Everything but the motors can be built on various 3D printers, yes.
Well, I think I finally found it just minutes after posing that question. It appears to be called a "gimbal" or "leonardo rings".
Maybe so, but you could still make lego compatible things like rock formations, castle towers and walls, etc.
Don't mean to put a negative point on something which has taken a lot of time to design but, surely the point of using the 3D Printer is so that you DON'T take an age to remove 'swarf' once the piece is Produced...
impressive print to pull off on an extruder. builds like this are usually more in the field of SLA or powder sinter machines
They already have "do it yourself" kits where you print the frame and then mount the motors/elements/etc. to the 3D printed frame.
Yes and there is already online platforms to publish your CAD files you created to sell them or share them with other people. You can also create your own shop for toys and things alike if you want to. There are already peoples doing that.
That is just too amazing for words. When we have the techonolgy to produce things like this in metal, well ...... there you are.
"Time to crack the balls" sounds like something Duke Nukem would say
You should bathe that in acetone vapors, to smooth it out. Beautiful work.
And you can repair them by melting them down and re-printing them for when they break.
Some universities are already studying the application of massive 3 printers in building houses. I don't we'll be able to print wood, so they'll need to find some sort of analogue
3D printing seems to a very good development ifor creative work.
You say that as if 3D Printers aren't already known for being able to make impressive things
We already print organs and food. Its quite amazing.
This is an incredible print. Video was a bit awkward (sound drops out halfway through, and talking would have been nice), but the outcome was crazy.
We can incorporate their various body parts into a build and make a half human, half 3D printed human that can print its own body parts.
I love all the 3-d printing out there, thanks
Actually the 3d modelling can be done in less than an hour. it is just a repeated pattern which makes it really simple. And ceramic might be hard but then again I don't know much about 3d printing
That's the power of 3d printer,printing anything u desire
My faith in humanity has been restored.Good job!
I'm thinking it's only a matter of time before we see some truly significant breakthrough because of these printers.
You , good sir, just won CZcams.
I bought my 3D Printer last week,just download models from website,use PLA or ABS printing,i think 3D print is pretty cool.maybe print some toys to my niece,she is happy,ask me more and more toys.Anyway ,i do not need to buy from shops.
It just printed out a ton of ball baring on a $1500 3d printer whats so good about it is that its so precise if any of the balls had been even a little bit off it would not spin but it worked... think about what it could do if it can do that?
I'm mildly impressed, but the only application for this bearing at present time is in a small scale replication of the 'Machine' from the movie 'Contact'... A task that I would be very impressed by.
It would be cool if you could print more 3d printers with it.
I was soooo happy when the music stopped !
That is incredible for a 3D printer.
if I ever start a business making these, I'd call the company 'Cyberdyne Systems' and use the motto 'what could possibly go wrong?' in its commercials. You know just for the fun of trolling people
A project like that already exists.
removing the support material. the bearings are printed with support material around them. Must be removed if you want the parts to move.
I really wish groups would put more focus on designing Stereolithography printers rather than extrusion systems.
pretty impressive for something build by a 3D printer
In a couple of years we are all going to have a 3d printer in our home
cool video, and I think 3D print has a bright future. However, I have seen an amulet made of jade, created by some chinese monk, which was similar to this. A ring containing a brooch of about 3cm and the brooch was circling around like the rings in this video. Just there was no fixation at all. And again: No machine, all handmade more than 500 years back.
"Time to crack the balls" nice wording.
Did i get that right: you just cut free the inner bearings from the outer bearings, but not the single balls from the races?
I can't wait to get my own 3D printer and print stuff like this. I'm getting a printer from kickstarter for only $340.
Amazing focus on your lawn :D
its fucking amazing! how can you not be seriously impressed with this technology. the whole 3d printing is mind blowing
3D printing is so cool.
Oh my god amazing idea!! :D No more frustration over not being able to find that particular piece!!
That's rather ingenious.
It turns out to be biblically accurate bearing
the expectation for 3D printers is that one day it will beable to make human organs for transplants so we dont need donators
this would be rather easy to understand in my opinion.
dude, thats pretty wicked. lube it up, and it will spin freely
This technology is going to usurp so much industry, and put so many people out of work! One day we'll be printing microchips, phones, computers, even entire houses, organs and food! I fully expect to see a shortage of jobs brought on by this technology, but it's so fantastic at the same time! :)
solidoodle - They probably have the best quality 3D printers for the price. That being said, they're only cheap compared to other 3D printers. They're about 500-800 USD, where as other ones are upwards of thousands.
I do know that it's accelerated. It's faster than any other 3D printer, he shows the actual time a few times in the video.
We will eventually be able to print toys for our children/ourselves and then when we are done playing with them, we can melt them down and make new things.
My girlfriends grandfather is an engineer and likes to bring over mechanical style brain teasers. I'd really like to get a 3D printer just to make an un-solvable one just to see his reaction...
No, your the second one to say that, I say it's impressive because it's a ~2000$ 3D printer and it's really precise
...for now.
The will only become cheaper with time and I for one don't think the production times are too bad.