Introducing Ceramic Resin: Ceramic 3D Printing On Your Desktop

[@Formlabs]

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[@MakersMuse]

How does it go regarding shrinkage? About 10-15% consistently after firing? Really neat material concept!

[@JulianGoesPro]

yeah, that would be nice to know​... thinking about using this as a framework for dental bridges...

[@telimarkskierman]

Prints shrink by about 15% archive-media.formlabs.com/upload/ceramic-user-guide.pdf

[@hunsua]

AeroSpike Engine!

[@GarageScience]

I really want to use this material. The next biggest advancements in resin printing will definitely come in the form of material technology.

[@ghostknight1865]

Damn, this is awesome! Have to order some of this.

[@android4cg]

Angela ... is it you? Nice and informative video. :-)))

[@easimple-3d532]

Wow!

[@hoochill]

where am i going to find a kiln?

[@theredstoneminecardstudio4308]

0:49 Haha one Apple II designing some kind of meme it should be too old to do that

[@truetech4158]

An open source project idea for this printer: everyone who owns one prints one piece of a actual spacecraft, such as the ship as shown for my profile logo. Yes, it's the Enterprise alright. Make it so!

[@yahawahdahyahrahshalem8872]

Illuminati hand symbols ?

[@mokanamedia]

To me, the huge downside is the shrinkage. You don’t engineer close tolerances to loose all that tolerance due to shrinkage. Funny video, but I am not sold on it. Just look at the size comparisons of the before and after. Great for making bowls and jewelry but nothing of engineering worthiness.

[@netmaster78]

Yeah, no engineering branch does ceramics these days... *cough*

[@alexanderfadness8702]

how did NASA Engineer with ceramic? will it not shrink too?

[@netmaster78]

You can very precisely calculate the shrinkage and account for it by making the parts bigger in CAD. That´s what the ceramics industry does and this is what engineers do. At least in our ceramics lab we do.

[@yyh1002]

Injection moulding also has to deal with shrinkage and the industry seems to handle it just fine.

[@Jmartin2683]

every form of 3d printing that requires heat necessarily requires some level of compensation for shrinkage. it's a solved problem.

[@johanstrom8473]

OMG this video I'm crying...

[@Chaosghoul]

hope you've also seen the one on colour resin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqS9gZ6Ebqh3ZpY

[@TheCebulon]

GEIL! Mal wieder ein tolles Video. Lost lässt grüßen.

[@RiotShooter75]

The definition of sintering in the user guide handbook is horrible. The silica particles don't become semi-liquid at that temperature. Take a look at a phase diagram. Part shrinking comes from water evaporating and whatever binder is likely in the resin as it evaporates/burns off. Also please stop just saying "ceramic." There are tons of differents ceramics out there. A silica rocket nozzle would also be a horrible idea, but I will admit a cool conceptual piece.

[@wookie8975]

Look at the diameter dependance of melting temperature. Yes most of the shrinking comes from the binder, but sintering is the process of local melting/creep at grain boundarys to reduce surface energy by bridging to other particles and eventually closing all pores

[@Kaodusanya]

All I can think about is more durable 3d printed guns. Shit is gonna get really fucked up soon. I also saw 3d printed metal prototype

[@bukankapi4014]

Anyone know what kind / brand that projector ? The crisp switch give me goosebumps

[@Murmundone]

Must be a Kodak Carouse. An iconic design indeed!

[@lauriemihelson8381]

This is SO beautiful!!! 😍 Can I talk to a specialist to find out more this material? @formlabs

[@ubacow7109]

Are they skin safe and UV resistant post cure?

[@TheDRAGONFLITE]

Neat!

[@_Piers_]

... mostly protected the Shuttle :(

[@Husky825]

They made an aerospike!

[@firexgodx980]

these videos are so good. more please!

[@bobf3598]

You notice there's basically not a lot reviews by these YT 3d printer geek "gravy train" personalities of this product? Getting too complicated?? Too busy counting their pennies collected from their "patreons", cups of coffees, Amazon linked payments.

[@kurtbenner8095]

What is the tensile strength and how hard is it on the Rockwell scale? This information would be of great use to me.

[@freemanjewelryworkshop]

Great video!!! How would it work for jewellery?!

[@GabrielDalposso]

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? using ceramic to 3d print??

[@gregandark8571]

0:18 Jewish Judo Massonic Secta Confirmed !!!!

[@gregandark8571]

@@memefief8527 No buddy,it's sad .....

[@failogy]

I feel like Red Pill / Blue Pill scene.

[@avenuex3731]

3D printed ash trays, yay! But this ceramic is not a technical ceramic. I’m concerned marketing is overly hyping reality. In contrast - X-jet

[@TempleGuitars]

It's 2023. We don't need more ashtrays.

[@dumbcat]

no one has ever been to 'space'. the surface of the earth is flat and covered by an impenetrable dome. but thumbs up anyway!

[@Matrixzero123]

I really hope to god your pulling people's leg with that comment...... Love the ceramic resin though formlabs.

[@lilelbee423]

Yikes

[@psychozxc6759]

get educated please.

[@dumbcat]

you'll see

[@psychozxc6759]

great, 'I'll see' you actually getting an education then.