3D printing working chain as one object, soft tires from scratch for 1/4 Scrambler Bike

[@MrValkLeroux]

To say this is incredible is a bit of an understatement.

[@jakelake8113]

It's amazing how he makes such a messy process look so damn clean!

[@MikkoRantalainen]

@@jakelake8113 This is similar to movie magic, you only get to see the parts that completed successfully. I mean, even that tire casting, if you figured out all support and centering pins before casting anything, awesome work. Mere mortals would need to create multiple molds and try casting the tires until finally figuring out all the details.

[@ДимаТитов-е7и]

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[@ДимаТитов-е7и]

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[@silverpc4611]

incredible, cool and wow.

[@mundanestuff]

Seriously, one of the coolest things I've ever seen. I don't know what what impressed me more, the next level cad skills, the mold making, the printing of a working chain or what. Hope you are making models for movies and museums, because that's where these belong.

[@hamstirrer6882]

For me it was the tyres, genuinely some next level shit.

[@maverick4200ts]

You make the designing in cad look effortless! Looks like lots of practice and a great mind. Wonderful!

[@kissuko931]

this is blender, not cad

[@renskivideos]

Blender or cad, incredible.

[@joonaskali2337]

@@kissuko931 computer aided design. I think blender fits under that definition

[@xanny7373]

@@kissuko931 cad is computer aided design so still cad

[@HaloWolf102]

@@xanny7373 Even though it might fit the definition. Ton Roosendaal has no plans to make Blender CAD compatible. At least not yet. If you have ever used a CAD modeling software, you probably know a very stark contrast. But it can be achievable with some great modders out there. I myself am using Blender to model a Kitchen.

[@screaminlordbyron7767]

The design of the chain so that by the time you cut the tabs off it's already connected and working, very clever wow

[@stevenbryant3055]

For better success on printing roller chain you should get a dual nozzle extruder and a water soluble filament for printing supports then just print it on its side, also comes in handy for any other small prints that would be hard to clean out

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I think the author should just contact Prusa and ask for a free unit. I'm pretty sure they could arrange something when you create content like this.

[@stevenbryant3055]

@@MikkoRantalainen true

[@SianaGearz]

@@MikkoRantalainen Prusa is notorious for not ever giving away anything. You might have a better shot with a random Chinese company like Geeetech and having them offer their 2-way mixtruder printer. I suspect PVOH is the only sensible soluble filament for it due to bad mix chamber behaviour. There will be a lot of purge. Then again MMU is only somewhat better. I'm kind of curious when ink separator servo will make it's way into printers. Basically some guy made an experiment where he attached a solenoid driven black Sharpie onto the printer toolhead. He manually programmed it to get deployed and paint on top of the solid zero distance support roof, so there is no software support for the time being unfortunately. On top of the ink, the new layer filament bead adhesion was compromised and the support peeled off perfectly without print scarring. The ink residue could then be washed off with alcohol.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

@@SianaGearz Interesting... so sharpie was used to intentionally introduce contamination to avoid/reduce adhesion without adding any meaningful layer high. Sounds pretty clever and quite easy to implement in practice.

[@wzpu3283]

@@MikkoRantalainen Easy is a four letter word. But yeah.

[@mitchellbowman1983]

He is very good at what he does and how many videos have you seen with not one dislike ? No cry babies or something in that nature, we did have a few who think they know something until the others prove it with a true definition. Very respectful argument and still we can talk like men/women with respect. Everyone pat yourself on the back because you all have respect and manners. Something that is dying off very quickly. Thanks for the reads and thank you sir for making that chain because I’ve made a few but mine is never that perfect.

[@volktales7005]

Dude, your brain works on a different level than most of us. Love what you do!

[@antonwinter630]

the casting of the tires is fantastic.

[@ericdeprez556]

Dude. I can't even comprehend how easy you make that look... I'll just click my mouse a few times and model a dirt tire, doot doot doot. Very impressive project.

[@gerarddelmonte8776]

Completely boggled. Kudos. Referred here by Adam Savage.

[@tobgebert]

Holy shit, that tire casting looks so good. Your ingenuity is truly impressive.

[@ABwouldsay]

The humbleness of the title! It’s like Inventor of fighter jet boasts of making its sketch..

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I totally agree. The title was understatement equal to having something about a potato cannon in the title and then building a prototype fusion reactor at the end of the video. Apple like "just one more thing" feel is strong with this one.

[@Austeration]

This is so cool 👍 my favorite part was the tires. Great job.

[@paulfearell1]

Thanks.Jayden 3d printing is part ot the Future of Manfacturing.Hopefully the MATERIALS used can be Expander

[@the_wretched]

Print-in-place will never cease to amaze me.

[@nkolchenko]

The chain is a cool one! Haven't been thinking that it is possible to print it in one go. The only minor thing is that motorcycle chains are wider.

[@Nuclear187]

You make design look so easy!! I can’t figure it out for the life of me 😭 damn A.D.D

[@mollielacey7428]

this channel is amazing. if youtube isn't your primary goal, you could have such a bright future in so many different fields. i always thought it would be awesome to some day be able to build a complete scale model set based on something like this. or possibly even a functional/running version. (of course making a tiny, working vehicle would be extremely difficult but it still sounds like a cool idea) the amount of detail clearly shows a love for the entire process.

[@ALittleSlowest]

I have imagined doing this for a while. Thanks for proving it can be done.

[@Linuxdirk]

I love how 3D printing is not used for “just using 3D printing” but as a tool for creating things.

[@ItsYourBoiUhh]

hey used it to make a replica motorbike, its a decoration ...

[@HansPastor]

Congratulations, wonderful work with an absolute mastery of the technique!

[@alexmac7103]

I've tried to learn blender a few times and always end up going back to programs like fusion 360 or onshape, this video makes me want to revisit it though, some of these parts would be way harder to design in programs like that and you make it look so effortless here.

[@MikkoRantalainen]

I wish somebody created CAD software that had modeling tools equal to Blender 3D. Or that Blender actually supported CAD surfaces so you could do this kind of modeling without having to decide the polygon count before doing the work. Of course, "real" CAD programs still emit polygons in the end because that's all that STL can support before printing. The difference is that during modeling, real CAD software pretends that you have unlimited polygon budget so curved surfaces are totally smooth.

[@DUIofPhysics]

That's literally the problem. The way 'real' CAD software handles the model and the way a modelling tool like blender handles the model is fundamentally different. With a CAD package, the entire model is generated numerically, all curves & surfaces are controlled by equations and fixed relationships. In a modelling package like Blender, you model by adding and removing polygons, sewing meshes together or distorting them to create a shape. The two concepts cannot work together simultaneously. The best bet you'd have is to model something up in CAD, then export it as a mesh, into Blender, then do the bespoke polygon mesh manipulation. AFAIK anyway...

[@laserartfgs3550]

Hola... Felicidades!!! Me has dejado sin sin palabras... Eres un verdadero artista 🎨 Te has ganado un Like y un nuevo y Fiel Suscriptor... Saludos.

[@MaNNeRz91]

The tyre looked awesome

[@itayst]

This is next level stuff! Kudos! 👏🏽👏🏽

[@TheCodyLaxton]

The thumbnail needs an image of the work in progress bike! I clicked just for the chain and my jaw dropped half way through.

[@viralmakwana1485]

Coolest thing i have seen and 3d design is awesome

[@realabrar]

This is so satisfying to watch

[@colossalbigfoot256]

Awesome to still this project still alive. I can usually figure out products used in vid. But curious to see product used for tires. Was that latex rubber?

[@manlyo13]

super mold m2020

[@colossalbigfoot256]

@@manlyo13 thanks!!

[@ravenironwing]

This is so satisfying to watch.... I love it.

[@DIYPlace_Create_your_World]

Great job! It looks very cool. I like the many details.

[@ChristopheJaja]

Great job , imagination is the real power

[@MrFranklitalien]

great idea, but support removal seems a bit tedious? maybe the support design could link them all together so you can pull them out like a tab on an aluminum can

[@theprofessor3472]

Love from India 😊🙏🏻👍🏻👌🏻🇮🇳💐❤

[@shaderblue2555]

If you were to get a printer that had the duel extruders with alcohol dissolvable filament, it’s possible you could make that chain much easier. As long as you can get past all the issues come with dual extruders

[@qammarrammaq]

You did it, you crazy sob, you actually did it!

[@mbogobot]

это волшебство какое то !!!

[@AmityPost]

It looks great but.... the riding experience is what really counts. I bet it doesn't see the road much.

[@mitchabshier568]

Me: pfff I could do that Also me: (Someone that could absolutely not do that) Beautiful work!

[@Luckyfeller]

She might need a bit of a wheel alignment. 😉 Great job. Wish I had the time, and know how.

[@bowieinc]

I’m blown away!

[@evren.builds]

That looks amazing :O What material do you use to cast the wheels_?

[@3dpprofessor]

I'm curious how you got Blender to work like that. Did you just hide things one at a time and then run the video in reverse?

[@nomusicrc]

I would have been happy of just watching the video of you making the plastic chain that's amazing Would you be able to make a gear for me for an MRC thunder king it's 30 years old and I can't drive it anymore cuz one of the gears is messed up

[@jtcustomknives]

The way he was so gentle removing the chain was like helping a chick hatch from and egg lol.

[@nhplayssudoku4488]

Try using narrow-wide design for the chainrings

[@excessivegreen6905]

Bro! Your awesome 🙂

[@richardanderson5109]

Excessive Green *you're YOU'RE WELCOME. ♿ 🇱🇷

[@peaceseeker5737]

Bro.. pls make detailed video on blender and designing

[@MrBobcow]

Ждём кожаное седло...с ручными шовчиками

[@timojissink4715]

I'm pretty good at Fusion 360 but after seeing this I really want to up my Blender skills 😲

[@Epiphalactic]

Is this ALL 3d printed and just painted to look like metal?

[@nealthomson9505]

From the first time i saw them usin UV to make a stamp for my office i started imagening big 3D printers printing everything from furniture to vehicles. A trully disposable world. Well we not there yet but look at where we are. Gosh. . .

[@Micromechanisms]

Wonderful Video Sir! Can I ask you, which software are you using here? And which plastic (polymere) do you use for the wheel? Even links to buy it because now I had watch your video I would like to make some molds. My best Thanks for your time and the video

[@bobomurod]

Software Blender, material PLA

[@Алексей-ъ2с8ш]

А если серьёзно то просматривая видео, я понял что вы увлекается трилогией фильмов Назад в будущее. И хотлелось бы узнаь стоит ли ожидать модель автомобиля DeLorean?

[@santaklaus2489]

Чётко, по красоте

[@richardrosenau9292]

In todays technology, how much smaller can a working bicycle chain be made? 1/9th scale? I was just curious if technology has caught up yet? In time I can see this being done plastic or metal as well as even smaller scale. That will just take time. I am very patient

[@ZenevYT]

:O this is incredible.

[@Pepperucho]

Приветствую. Наткнулся на твой канал. Понравилось видео про формовку фольги. Мысль такая, а не лучше ли вместо пуансона использовать резиновый шар? Ограничить его площадкой сверху и надувая, мы получим плотное прилегание по всему, даже сложному, рельефу матрицы. Получаем в 2 раза меньше фрезеровки, лучше повторяемость формы.

[@redman2751]

Are you using blender to model these?

[@romeovidalrodriguez7754]

hola el video está Genial muy bueno: Salu2! 🤜🤛👍👏👊

[@alexandermaverick9474]

love the design and the molding, but chain-making can be improved... the base idea is great, but 1) don't use blender for mechanical stuff, use a CAD. a simple and reliable browser one is OnShape. 2) print the chain in PETG not PLA. 3) the printing angle is a great choice 4) let the slicer generate the supports, don't try to model them, the results will be much much better. finally 4) don't do the small circular indentations on the sides of the chainlink panels, just leave it with the ends rounded, it will give you extra strength.

[@mrpotat680]

Blender works perfectly fine for small projects. With blend 3.0 out finer measurements and add-ons provide a proper workspace for modelling.

[@Planetdaz68]

Imagine watching someone succeed in a masterful way at something, and having the audacity to tell them they did it all wrong, even when their results are already perfection.

[@alexandermaverick9474]

@@Planetdaz68 imagine not reading the full comment or tge replies

[@moso3d271]

Great tiny FDM 3D print. Congrats.

[@jackartjournal]

"Другой студент из Нью-Йорка..."

[@MrBizkitt]

Рэнд вместо газеток

[@Schraubergott]

Sieht super aus aber der Rundlauf vom Rad geht ja gar nicht aber sonst echt Tipp auch wie du die Reifen Hersteller . Super 👍MFG.

[@reyariass]

You’re not allowed to use god-like powers around these parts

[@bharathgopalakrishnan3739]

How did the rivet links work. Did the printer actually print each part sep based on the 3d model or did the addition of moulds help to achieve it?

[@user-pwfus]

Everything is so perfect you have to put a metal chain and sprockets.

[@vipstop2605]

Konstantin Bogdanov - Скажите пожалуйста название программы, в которой вы создаёте 3D модели? 0:11

[@GS-1982]

Petarda 🥰😍

[@pit_stop]

Магёшь.

[@bigchimpin4215]

I’d like to see a stress test don’t on these links. I’m assuming the links printed vertically may break first, but there’s only one way to find out.

[@mohamedmusthaq7629]

What software is he using to design?? Please reply

[@raphaelsa4416]

Blender 3D, it is free and amazing!

[@technicahmett]

Awesome job...

[@onlinehelper374]

Please make a full assembling video for Ramcharger

[@johndrumm4270]

I would like to buy one of them both so I could build them. I think they would be awesome.

[@onlinehelper374]

@@johndrumm4270 OK

[@medyk3D]

Neat idea!

[@homaism]

Ну ты хитрец!

[@demofilm]

Berry cool project. What is your design program?

[@yayoastur]

Awesome. What program you use to make the chain and tire model?

[@natanaelalvin781]

What software do you use for designing?

[@yagosantiago10]

That is blender

[@3dgiftz]

What gum you used for tyres?

[@robvlob]

This is so next level skills I'll grab a page from the great pyramid conspiracy theorists, and say aliens did this.

[@flymachine]

I don’t understand how your link pins are not welded to the link plates? How can you print two pieces as one bit then have then free to move?

[@UnwrappingByMimiKoteng]

Amazing

[@HeshamALAhdal]

Just amazing

[@danielgjorgjieski783]

Which printer do you use? And which nozzle how wide is it?

[@TheDistur]

Wow. Interesting.

[@Алексей-ъ2с8ш]

Хотельсь бы узнать, употребляет ли автор этих видио в пищу Семячки?

[@dextersxxxxlab]

True artist. well done!!

[@AllaboutTheWoodrows]

Love this

[@yagosantiago10]

How do you do this stuff with blender, amazing

[@secondchancegarage]

This is awesome! How much would it run us for you to build a model of one of our bikes?

[@jurijjandroid1099]

Это мощно 👍👍👍

[@hseegreen]

what did you use for tyres molding? (what is that gum fill)

[@ПавелШемякин-к8ч]

Как с помощью блендера сделать нужный формат для печати на 3д принтере?

[@gartern6417]

Гениально

[@kostyaa1101]

В какой программе, модели пластиковых деталей сделаны?

[@taranagnew436]

what program are you using and are there any subscription fees exe?

[@14types]

Классно. Так быстро и просто рисуете 3д модели, я бы весь день потратил. Это Blender? На Fusion 360 не похоже.

[@osmandugenci842]

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