QUESTION: Do the prints appear to have production level quality - such that we could sell a completed print?

I love this! Can't wait!

Is this the one that got bought out?

This is easily the most comprehensively thought out, user oriented open source hardware project I've ever seen. This is on the level of the development of the Linux OS. Hats off. Simply incredible work.

I am so glad someone as capable as you is pushing open source SLS instead of selling out.

I have a better method. My results are not fuzzy.

this is a bit of a stretch, but would it be possible to add a more powerful laser to print titanium? I saw on the website the max melting temp is currently under 200C.

can it print metal?

Dude, this was awesome. Great work man and superb results. New subscriber ✌🏻

Godspeed SLS4All. An incredibly important project.

Awesome project!! I hope we can have some justice for consumers so we can have SLS and companies dont kill it as microlabs 😫😁 you're a genious!! we need more people like you and open source is awesome!!!

Free to download file and code??

if that was a 1060nm at 500 watts, and higher heat bed you could do metal.

Dear Santa... you owe me.

Form labs sold their souls. So freaking sad

That powder is so damn expensive sadly

ZEUSSSSSSSSSSS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CREATE A $2k SLS PRINTER, AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Question: Why is the sintering done object by object? Won't it be faster and more efficient if it did line by line? Planning to get the kit somewhere in the first quarter of 2025.

What are you going to do with the cd?

How much does it cost?

thanks for sharing, this is a new standard for assembly technique videos

Great work for a DIY technology appropriate to our times, but it is essential to Set the Effective Build Volume to the standard: 220 x 220 x 250 mm adopted by standard consumer FDM printers... the customer base will multiply by a factor of 10 minimum... instead Effective Build Volume for PA12 Nylon: 150 x 150 x 180 mm (4.1 liters) / 5.9 x 5.9 x 7.1 inches (247.2 cubic inches)

wonder if it can print metals.... would like to print some combustion engines owo

This is totally fascinating and hopefully it answers my question about a specific use case for 3D printing. Have you tried printing any objects with sugar - as in the edible sweet stuff? This is what I am currently researching and obviously the SLS method looks like the only practical solution

Form labs are scum never will buy from th3m, thank you for your hard work.

Is there any way to do the deal with the job on the PC and sand the file to printer I think it may be work

Great job. More companies should make video instructions like this. For those that already have the first set delivered, I would love to hear some feedback on overall assembly and operation so those of us that get the next set have some insight on what to expect.

This would be great for people like me who are stuck at home and looking to start or learn a new business. I wish I could afford something like this, I lost everything when I got cancer and now stuck at home most of the time. Look forward to seeing where this project goes, good luck!

that project is clearly underrated

how are the sales/ preorders going? The 3d printing community wishes you huge success with this project

I wish i could hit the like button more than once!

Well explained!💯

This is awesome and a ton of effort clearly went into it. One small thing I noticed is the ball bearing solution for the Z wobble... I came up with a similar design awhile back for a large FDM machine and underestimated how quickly the contact surface can wear down. I had to use printed parts so the balls were resting on the magnets directly but sealed with grease to try mitigating this. Your metal plate (presumably aluminum) will be better but allowing the 4 balls to rest on a lower friction material, guide pins (or possibly chamfered edges?) instead of the flat plane might work better in the long run. Just my two cents, thanks again for all this!

What program is used for these nice manuals?

Keep up the good work!

🎶👏🎶👏🎶👏🎶👏🎶👏🎶👏

Dude, discord is banned in Turkey, can you give me your Instagram or phone number so I can contact you?

I have a Formlabs Fuse 1. What a piece of crap. It fails a lot, I have lost thousands of euros in powder. The support is just "try again. Oh, it worked? No problem then...". I have replaced broken parts (they charged me 400 euros for a regular stepper motor, where the only thing wrong was a broken 1 cent pipe splice). Consumables are crazy expensive. They charge 5000 euro a year in service agreement (which I ended because why pay when they have no interest at all in fixing problems -- when the agreement says on site free service). So my plan had been to develop my own. Mostly just to have Formlabs buying outright because with their crappy shit of a product they can't handle competitors. But when I see how well you have done, I have cancelled the plan. You single handedly have built a better printer with better software. You should now get investors and go big. Crush the evil F. I wish you good luck. If you want any input from a serial entrepreneur of hardware consumer products, please let me know. I'll share experiences with you that might help you get this manufactured and sold in large quantities. Everything I can do to help crush the scammers from the US. The Formlabs is totally closed. Can't use other powders. Well, today, I got a firmware update that opens up for other powders. It cost €14,500 to enable. I'm not kidding. And the customer doesn't get ANY info during the printing process that can help diagnose the failed prints. You even made superior software!! I'm so extremely impressed.

As someone who used to run and service Hp Multijet fusion printers I want to congratulate you on this very impressive and extremely cheap printer (for the given technology). Have you tested part strength?

Wait, can we print house frames with a giant SLS printer? All you need to have is a giant pile of sand, right?

Oh wow, I thought we were done after Micronics but here you are. Amazing. Don't give up to corporations!!

What's the maximum print size? Can you use this for moulds for aluminium casting in a video?

I hope there will launch bigger size build volume

THANK YOU!

Is it possible to use ceramic powder like alumina?

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Wow. It’s like an exact copy of the Lisa X

Cannot wait to build this one. I am an engineering teacher for a middle school, and we will be building this as a class!

Glad this project is still ongoing!