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Good ASMR, very satisfying

that sound is so gooooooooooood

How satisfying XD

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I cannot stop watching, very satisfying.

I do like opening a new spool :)

The smoothness and strength of this 3D printing material is excellent - often you can't even see the layer lines!

Onyx is a Nylon based filament that contains carbon fibre. It can be reinforced with continuous fibres like Kevlar, fibreglass and carbon fibre to achieve a better strength to weight ratios than aluminium! Leave a comment with your questions

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So cool that these are 3d printed and they're used in cnc machines. Great way to make money with a 3d printer in 2025

Looks great!

Have you used a 3D printed cutting tool from Guhring UK? Let us know if you have any questions.

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3D Printing is EPIC!

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Thanks! this is a perfect gift for my son.

Fun fact: that ejector drill sprays coolant out of the tips, forcing the swarf backward through the centre of the tool. It's a really smart way of dealing with swarf, and it would have been impossible to manufacture without 3D printing!

The full video is actually really interesting

Great video, kinda reminds me of a video I made a while back...

Did you know 3D printers could manufacture cutting tools like this?

Let me know if you've used a Markforged FX10 before!

Yes, they really are strong enough to survive on the outside of a Porsche!

This short is a cut from the full video on the Mark3D UK channel. You'll learn all about how these cutting tools were 3D printed in it!

Have you used a cutting tool like this?

I used to think 3D printers were mostly used for DnD miniatures, but so much more is possible with industrial 3D printers.

I can see how the design freedom possible with 3D printing would be incredibly helpful for manufacturing. I feel like it would mesh well with a lot of principals of Lean Six Sigma/Operational Excellence when it comes to precision and efficiency.

This video makes the metal 3D printing process look really easy. The time and cost savings could help loads of businesses afford and obtain specialist or custom parts.

Great video to highlight what can be achieved with Metal 3D Printing!

3D printing with metal is so cyberpunk I love it, can't even imagine the endless buisness applications.

Pretty cool to see 3d printing projects like this making money in a real business. Wish I had one of those metal printers

Wow! I like to closely monitor the additive manufacturing industry, but I haven't seen anyone use this method to manufacture tooling. I can't believe how far 3D Printing has come over the years - it must be a great alternative to CNC machining depending on the application.

This is an excellent video, has anyone else 3D printed tools like this? I've seen these 3D printed tools in person and they're really interesting.

Thanks for watching - if you want a 3D printed sample part, just click the link in the description!

Awesome video! Your detailed explanation helps me picture how a company like Guhring use 3D Printers.

Great example of additive manufacturing being used to manufactured end use parts in a demanding engineering application.

That machine looks huge, what's the build volume?

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Can't wait for next year!

So satisfying, peeling off that film

The FX10 is an excellent machine. It's equipped with a laser micrometer and a vision module to verify the integrity of prints continuously

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My satisfaction is more that it could ever been

Is it recyclable? Vehicles?

What's the name of the song used in this advert?