In today's episode we are 3d printing a custom designed vent for the wide body Huracan.
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This was hard to watch. Lol
Just more junk made in the land of covid!
Beautiful video.
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You could even make tools with this. Like a lid for a pressure brake bleeding system. I say that because I just got this 50 dollar motive brake bleeder resevoir cap, and I broke it right away. 50 bucks for a cheap little piece of plastic. Really cool that he's using polyurethane . You coukd make all kinds of bushings However, I've seen people make poly bushings without a printer. You could also customize your interior with homemade plastic parts...like making speaker mounts for tweeters or something.
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This is a little late, but you certainly would have had a huge advantage with a chamber around the printer, to protect the print from drafts, as well as adding another stiffening frame for the printer itself. As for you sanding plastic without a mask...good luck with your health in the near future!
would it have been better to glue those two together?
OK, where are finding a roll of PLA for $13?
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Supports infill set too high, 5% will be enough
I know this was a year ago but I had the same thing happen repeatedly and making sure the temp in the room is warm and you have a clean print surface is important but MOST OF ALL, raise your print bed temp AND filament, the filament quality is SOOO important I settlers on poly maker, it goes down so smooth and nicely. It needs to be warm enough to keep the first layer sticky. The z axis will autocorrect itself but as it calibrates it will slowly get farther away from where it should (I don’t know why, it has to be an auto calibration system) I know this was a long time ago just couldn’t resist
Can it print a car dashboard size
10:25 could pass that off to the Chernobyl souvenirs department
Wow, I can’t believe you did not show the completed part wrapped in carbon fiber bum rip
Im gonna cry right here, please clean your fucking print bed 😭
How did you make the curves perfect in CAD? With a scanner or something or just a template
How do you like the cr-10 max I'm interested in buying one I bought the Ender 3 V2 but was told the wrong information so now that's just a stand until they can figure out their software so I am looking at purchasing one of these and would like an out ciders point of view that has already used this machine so I'd like to know it's you think about the printer before I purchased on another one from them which I would hate to do but it seems like they're the only ones that have a printer with a big platform like that thank you and I appreciate it
I have a lot of problems with cura slicer at about 50% of printing...
Car part in PLA ? Its gonna melt in spring XD
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"Someday, all cars, will be made this way" - 1980's Audi advert.
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next time you are using petg/asa/abs or literally ANY printer filament that you need to remove supports i suggest you spend the time to use the slicer. I for one use a free one called Cura. In cura there are settings to change for the support material. I suggest using as little support density as possible and use a larger spacing between support and model. Also consider splitting the parts into two by just lowering the part until its below the printsurface and take note of the -z value. Save the gcode file. Then flip the model 180 in z axis to turn it upsidedown. continue to lower the z axis until you hit the same value as on the previous part. This makes your part into 2 models with a 100% straigt and smooth surface to glue together. There are many different types of glue suitable for each type of filament. Good luck and do not hesitate to contact me if you need any help with printers :) Best wishes from a norwegian filamentfanboy
How come 🇨🇳 has so many population and nobody come out with something that last over a week 🤔
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Yep im just gonna stick to buying finished products from manufacturers. But your having fun so thats all that matters.
If you print any more that I would recommend you try to print them vertically as it would save on filament and would not need to know support and is far stronger print overall.
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can you make a cross motor body with that printer?
Glass bed will save you alot of these problems
laptop acer predator helio 300? just looks like it because i have the white version XD
Have you done any more 3D printing after this?
nice to see someone else getting into the hobby but i think you need to have a look at your slicing setting a little haha anyway liked the video and reminds me when i first started with printers
FUCK CHINA
Very cool! I just ordered my first printer last week, a Creality Ender 3 Pro. Where are you buying PLA for 14 bucks?! Lowest I’ve seen is about $23. I’m thinking about buying Hatchbox for $28, seems like it comes well reviewed
I think you mean "generic caricature mouse" ears... CYA
Any chance I can get a link to the filament you used please?
Not to be a nag, but you gotta wear a mask while sanding this stuff. You do you- just words from a concerned fan
Hang on a sec... if you hit HT PE material for 2 mins at 500C... how on earth did you print it at
Should have printed in Carbon Fiber Nylon
Sadly, in this case, that part could have been made so much faster by bending aluminum or even ABS plastic sheets but I applaud the attempt.
super glue works better to join parts
hey @b is for build: check this one? watch?v=VzjJFon4c8E you can actually print the entire piece at one go, and maybe even better and stronger!
Building a 3d printer with my friend this summer
great video need to slow down talking hard time following you and what you were saying not putting you down just was very interested in your video I make aluminium mining peices
glue stick is life
When you split a model add registration tabs and indents to lock it together when you reassemble the pieces. Especially for longer flat surfaces. Printing the screw holes in your parts would be another great time saver. Then print a thin template to tape on the car for drilling your screw holes for perfect alignment. Best of luck.
You should look at the idustrial 3d printers - they now do carbon fibre printing... fistream.info/work/videot/bpOSk7euoGiV3nU
if you print it thinner and carbon skin it, you'll get a much lighter part with the same structural rigidity
Oh hell, here we go. This brings back the old anti-mp3 campaign "you wouldn't download a car would you?" My answer is same now as it was then. Yep I sure would.
I don't currently own a 3D printer but I would find it very dumb to leave a 3D printer unattended. After all you are dealing with plastic also a device that get's hot so why take the risk by leaving it unattended for hours. Least have someone in the same building so they can check on it now and then to make sure everything is fine. If that is not possible I would least find out if you could use a Raspberry Pi4 with Octoprint on the 3D printer with a camera. Then use the Octoprint plugin called "Octoprint Anywhere" so you could remote access the 3D printer any where no matter where you are. Least that way you could check to see what is happening once in a while. If something starts to go wrong with the print you could remote stop the print.
tip: when printing a part with support (like that vent you made), try to get the support material to touch the part you aren't going to see. In this case the inside of the vent, rather than the outside.
By the way, it's a nozzle,!
good job and welcome to 3d printing world, but i know the lungs are yours but use a mask when sanding... have fun
Get a glass bed and you'll be much happier.
.4mm nozzle is standard, i have 7 years into 3d printing
It's fun.
which 3d pen are you using?
Hello can you customise body kit ??
So its a whole video on bad assembly practices. YAY!
An oscillating tool might work well for trimming off the support structure.
you should print directly on the bed to get the bottom surface smooth instead of using supports or a raft - I have a 3d Printing channel with tips on 3d printing!
Here is my new 3D printer from China- broken out the box. 😂
printing these vertically would have saved so much time
Just popped in to say its cool seeing you work with Matthew of Design Prototype Test. His channel is awesome.
Pla is biodegradable. Plastics in cars are abs so why not print in abs. Plus you can glue or weld abs together with acetone
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Hey if you don’t mind spending some time on your prints increase you shell/wall/top layers thicker it will keep you from accidentally sanding through your part into your infill
that is the peoblem with 3d printers you pay too much to buy it and always you have setting all the time you change print .
if you do separate pieces add dowels/pegs so they slide into each other
You should use a mask when you are sanding plastic ...
How long is the actual printing time?
made in China？
Need help please, what 3d printer will you recommend for printing a cleaning machine? thanks
Do you take commissions?
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jack of all trades master of none..
"YOU WOULDN'T DOWNLOAD A CAR" Hold my beer...
Which filament is best for car parts... because some of us might be from LA or Las Vegas or areas where the sun gets really hot! I'm new to 3d printing.
Mathew is a bit of a knob, to be honest
屁股上沾了一大坨屎，是因为它的价格太低了、
md in china 不错 小伙子 会省钱
As someone who has been 3D printing for 4 or 5 years, this was a roller coaster ride.
hilarious watching this.
I have the same printer! Looks like you got the basics down. If you continue to do big prints I would recommend getting better parts and hot end cooling fans. In addition, there is new firmware that is out from Marlin(what cr10 uses) that is a lot slicker and has some very nice additions. :)
Not sure if you know about it already, but you can solvent weld PETG just like ABS with MEK (Methyl ethyl ketone). The solvent disolves the plastic, making the molecules free to move and mix with the other side, creating a bond stronger than any glue (just as strong as the original material). This process is a lot quicker and cleaner than using a 3D printer pen, so it might be something worth looking into for you. Mind you, that if you want to solvent weld different plastics you need different solvents, from memory I think you can solvent weld PLA with acetone. Also, you can readily dissolve some PETG scraps into MEK to create a thick goopy paste, which you can use to 'weld' pieces together too. I regularly use this technique with ABS to repair body work on motorcycles.
You should print on a glass. Plastic tends to stick better and the first layer of printing is much more beautiful.
you know, you could have printed the spoon upside down haha
You lost me at "we are the biggest Disney fans..."
You might be able to find something wth flat edges that has a clip sequence that you could copy on "Thingyverse" and it would negate having to weld the edges.Great printer wish i could get something that big as my projects are getting bigger everyday ! and my 200x200x180 is getting mighty tight in some projects..Great work look forward to more videos..Cheers Jc in Adelaide Au
where did you get the support rods for your printer? I cannot find them anywhere
I've seen this happen before on someone else's printer. They ran double sided tape on their bed but hadn't changed it for a while. Keeps the bed clean too. Might help.
On a part like that would it be better just to vacuum form over a wood form to make the shape.
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I have that exact pen and its terrible