I Printed On A Budget Concrete & Adobe 3D Printer by 3D Potter!

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

THANKS JARETT, WE HOPE THAT THEY DO WELL 🤗 But we are distracted by the cute dog 🐶😁💚💚💚

[@Printera3d]

3dpotter has a really great system with SCARA. It's where we got our start in concrete 3d printing! Danny and the whole team there are really top notch folks to work with!

[@cureworks]

Wonderful - Smaller print heads leave more room for greater detail. Hemp makes a great adobe too. Printing is the new mechanics.

[@veritylove212]

I love seeing all the different designs and vases. 💜

[@rollingstocks]

These are so cool. I've been looking for a good starter printer. These look amazing. I really like that it can be put on the sliding rail and used to print wall structures!

[@JoeyBlogs007]

Cool. At 5:47 I have a simple idea for this printer to allow it to be used to print straight long walls, by using some simple alignment holes in the base of the printer, that you line up with small flat marks of cement placed by the print head on the flat concrete path. Just needs lining up the two 3D printer base holes with the two flat marks and a first layer semi-auto calibration option, that allows you to input X,Y printer head offsets to get the first layer printed perfectly aligned. The first layer would be very thin and smoothed to about 2mm high using a smoothing tool on the print head. Once you are happy with the alignment of that first thin flat layer, you just confirm the print for the new section. Anyway just a rough idea for them and if it worked, they could use this printer to print long straight wall sections and corner sections. Possibly overkill, because one could probably just manually line up each section I guess, but they could be heavy to move.

[@markmalonson7531]

3D Potter that is very cool there's also composites lightweight many materials thank you for all of the information I know that you're cool I watch the interviews.

[@pereiaslav_dzhura_club]

What a great man!Thanks for top inside with genius engineer!

[@WolfsburgWarehouse]

Will it print a toilet? A glazed pottery sink would be cool.

[@FriendshipLights]

Great video. Looks like a good company!

[@Xinkgs]

Very cool.

[@stel1000]

Are you not doing classes this month?

[@billfrancisceramics4423]

First I'd like to say that I'm grateful for all of the videos that you create. I'm a big fan of the 3d printing world in all mediums. Concrete, Clay Plastics, Metal etc... I'm seeing a lot of content on KZbin about Open AI's chat GPT and how software developers are using it to simplify code writing. I'm not seeing as much content for writing code for the 3d printing process. However it should provide just as many leaps and bounds for the 3d printing world. I'm curious to see if you're investigating this concept? Thank you again for your hard work!!! Best wishes to you 👍

[@automateconstruction]

Crazy to hear you say that I just started a secret KZbin channel dedicated to learning Python with ChatGPT. I’m learning fast hopefully I’ll be able to build something useful soon.

[@billfrancisceramics4423]

That's awesome!!! 🙌 I'm glad to hear you say that! I've got some basic 3d printing skills that I haven't been using for over a year now but was thinking about dusting them off😂 I'm definitely interested in playing around with gpt to see how it can help with my small projects. Cool stuff!!! I look forward to seeing what you are up to on the new channel 🤔 Again best wishes to you!!! And happy holidays!

[@SpaceCrete]

Nice! They make quality machines. Printing from control joint to control joint is best anyway, so there is really little downside to the "3D potter on rails" concept. Just needs less expensive material that prints faster.