Prusa MK3S prints NinjaFelx out of the box also ;)

Dude that is absolutely incredible! Enjoyed watching

hear me out oversize one ganntry so tool and stuff can clear the other one so they can switch sides when needed. Big one goes up lets smaller one pass under.

im not gonna lie, its a cool idea but like you said idex printers exist, and the only thing you really made "important" about this is where you can fill a part with a different material or whatever when legit idex printers do that, sure this is different, but in total theres more moving parts, making it less reliable, it would be hella expensive to manufacture making it not available to any mass consumer or any small consumer, its a very niche market in the end scheme,

The neck might be good if you give it enough support of some kind. A couple metal or carbon fiber rods running through it might make it successful.

That's the next thing I'm looking for in a 3d printer, a belt system that lets you print long things. It's bound to become popular soon with many making them.

This is a very cool design. Thank you for sharing the journey with us.

This was awesome, I really like your explanations and showing the behind the scenes stuff. One thing that would be cool is if you added some kind of voiceover explaining some of what you are doing during the building montage

Tank god i don't do stupid thing's like i just did and drilled holes in my 42x60's and put a fan on it :P (no i they are not mounted on that ender 7 i bought 2 week ago off Amazon for 250 Euro) Keep going boertje groeten uit Alkmaar :P (and yeah i still blame you for this for making me buy an... Ender 3 5 years ago...)

This video helped me pick my new extruder system lol

se ve que con esa modificacion el benchi no salio bien, hay diferencias notables en la impresion.

One thing we must not forget is that we are all human. I am poor, and you are rich, but everyone will eventually die, and you will leave all of your 3D printers on Earth when you die.

how do you sync the two controllers? sharing the crystal oscillator?

LTT screw driver.. noice...

so how'bout this? flip the nozzles towards each other, place a cold pei sheet between them, but only part of the way up. you can print a ball without supports. both halves at the same time. the print would start with nozzles buttering up the rim. and you may wish to invent nonstatic printing cuz we're growing old waiting for it

Try to do 3D which combine 3 basic colors of filament as red, blue and green to print all coloros of the rainbow with using just only these 3 colors.

Um, what is that all white Maschine looking thing at 6:16? I don't know what it is, but I want one lol.

The music was pretty annoying. Skipped the entire thing, and I was met with cheap B roll footage, "measurements" that were endless, and cheap beard oil. Please do better.

Wow, I'm so proud of you accomplishing this massive milestone with this project!!! I can't wait to see where it goes from here!

Can i buy one or at least buy a copy of the plans for this its brilliant

I love your music selection and it puts me in a good mood while watching the video!

Very very nice!

In the slicer can you put them in as each a separate printer? Excellent work. I am in awe of you ❤!

Would be even better if I had the time to design slim voron style print heads that could meet parallel and coincident to each other in the center of the build plate to puzzle piece print two halves of one large model layer for layer stitched together. I haven't seen that yet. I would have to work on firmware as well. This video just gave me this idea.... side note if anyone wants to steal my idea... be my guest 😂

Very cool. You can now significantly speed up prints by using a large nozzle on one head and a fine nozzle on the other. That way you can extrude bulk areas quickly with the large head and do the detail work with the smaller one. Would require some slicer optimizations, but it looks like you can handle that!

Your Dual Z is too complicated. It can be done much simpler and just as rigid. This is not a machine tool that needs extra rigidity.

Somehow that brought back memories about Peachy Printer :D

I really enjoyed this video! - it radiates some mad scientist vibes in the best way. You thought out of the box for nearly everything here and I love this. PS.: The Spool holder was the cherry on top!

I had this exact idea recently and looked around to see if anyone did it and of course you have. Are there any negatives with this setup so I can decide if I should design my own?

What make of screwdriver are you using?

Three words: Belt Feed Table

Just imagine all the new, unique and unbelievable ways your prints will fail!

Have you thought about a better way to do this? More in line with how the Mosaic palette does it with the heater pressure cartridge? I have a Prusa XL and it's a bit more tricky to push a new filament into the extruder if it runs out. as the sensor is miles away from the extruder. On my mk3s if the filament is near end I will watch and feed the new roll in. The xl you can swap to a second nozzle but by the time it parks, heats and then lays down filament there a distinct line as it's cooled too much. Solution i guess is 2kg roll.... I have a 1.3kg print I'm considering. I have tried to do a adhoc manual style but it isn't great.

That printer is Intense! I love it!! Very nice work.

My understanding and experience has been that if you disassemble stepper motors you mess up the alignment of the magnetic fields. Something to do with them being magnetically aligned after assembly in some big electromagnet device. I've disassembled many steppers in my past and will never do it again. They never ran right or even felt right after re-assembly no matter how precise the mechanical alignment. Uneven and lower torque outputs.

That’s definitely cool and unique. But I cannot think of any use or advantage that that has over a $30 ender.

00:08 A groundbreaking 3D printer system for multiple independent tools 02:41 Building and mounting the frame of the experimental 3D printer 06:14 Experimenting with 3D printer components and adding temperature sensor 08:42 3D printing and manufacturing with PCB 13:02 Experimenting with improved tensioning system for 3D printer 16:44 Built experimental 3D printer with unique motion system 20:58 Successful configuration and testing of an experimental 3D printer. 23:10 Experimenting with 3D printer functionality and limitations. 25:52 Experimental 3D printer has potential for groundbreaking features Crafted by Merlin AI.

love your stuff, well done.👍

If this had a conveyor belt as a build plate I'd 100% like to buy one! Awesome work man!

I'm French and I don't understand vocally what he's saying, the project seems crazy but what is the goal/interest? THANKS

ziet er goed uit, kerel! mooi project!

A design course from you would be great

by two printers ?

You got your minimal viable product. A very good start and as you said the hardest part. Time to integrate and add all the creature comforts we all know. This is amazing.

Use the drill press to tap straight. Drill the hole then while it's still viced up using a center point drill to keep the trap straight with the hole you just drilled.

Why not just use 2 extra stiff springs for the bed leveling?

Your going to be a billionaire

Echt super leip man! Dat met die tiewraps op dat elektro bord doe ik zelf ook altijd hahah werkt perfect

Do me a solid and run your spindle as has as it can go and raise your work surface up to meet it; more ridged right?

You should look up ice cream sandwich. It's a design technique that combines laser cut and printed parts to get the best of both.