MECHANICAL 3D PRINTER - no electricty

THIS NEW TECHNOLOGY - the World’s first analog 3D printer
I’m quite familiar with 3D printing. And I’m willing to recognize its benefits: how it allows me to create products ever more swiftly and efficiently. How it lessens the toil. I even believe it’s a bonus for the ways we compose our surroundings. Still, I often feel left out - it’s rather an emotion than a fact. Are these printed products still mine? Or are they merely a result of this new technology? I have the urge to reclaim my authorship, to reduce this sense of alienation.
So, I decided to rebuild the machine and to alter its configuration. From now on, I will have to power the mechanism physically. And, by adding the force of my body as the only source of energy for the process, I am able to re-establish my relationship with its outcome. The products finally seem to be mine again - or at least the result of an equipollent collaboration.
Follow me on instagram for more! / daniel_de_bruin
This machine was build during my time at the University of Arts Utrecht back in 2014.
For more info about the project this is a great (slightly old) article with all the information: 3dprint.com/64...
Video production by Kepler Creative Amsterdam
Music by Kronstudios
For more photo's and information see: www.danieldebru...

[@danielbruin]

Any questions on the build? let me know below!

[@Innuya]

if you were wondering about the influx of attention, your machine was posted to reddit www.reddit.com/r/DeepIntoKZbin/comments/gk50si/a_fully_mechanical_3d_printer/

[@nac-1]

how long did it take to design/build

[@TheXoftware]

What was your inspiration to do this project? Also the large spinning "propeller" thing, is that acting like a speed governor?

[@danielbruin]

@@Innuya thanks! I'll comment there as mechanical Daniel :)

[@gracefool]

Is it printing clay?

[@RamLaska]

I’ve never seen “vase mode” interpreted quite so literally.

[@robinbrockotter3794]

How does this not have more views?!

[@wickedprotos1937]

Those exact words just went through my head as I saw your response here! I just found this channel!

[@EdgarInventor]

@@wickedprotos1937 I posted a link of this on Facebook, Mewe, and Minds.com Not telling anyone what to do, but thisdeserve that AND to be featured by the Autor on Instructables.

[@evlshoots]

3 whole years later, hasnt even surpassed half a million views

[@Moriandrizzt]

Clearly the effort put into this is likely not going to be appreciated. Getting all the gears and whatnot timed just right so that it would push out the material at the correct rate is incredible. Great job!

[@videocritical]

This should be getting more attention it’s great

[@bsodcat]

I KNOW THIS IS FROM THREE YEARS AGO AND ITS AWESOME.

[@Shock_Treatment]

It's basically like a simple automaton.

[@among-us-99999]

It’s not that useful but still a masterpiece of planning and engineering.

[@jamiekawabata7101]

Incredible! Wishing the algorithm had shown me sooner.

[@sparkyy0007]

Love your speed control, they used minature fans as governors on old mechanical music boxes.

[@jsonjs1383]

This is simply incredible. The level of precision is astonishing. I can only imagine how much work went into creating this thing.

[@BorisBIELECKI]

Daniel you are a genius with gold in his hands. This is clever, beautiful,... À piece of art and smart technology.

[@orti1283]

Awesome! I loved the design and how it enables you to create any hollow shape. Imagine being able to change the wire's shape in real time, or driving the guide with your hands, endless possibilities!

[@ProfLuisHerrera]

This is absolutely amazing! I love when someone thinks on analogics solutions! Not everything is digital nowadays

[@banandoom812]

Why haven't I seen this video before? Oh Lord! It's just beatifull. It's very very cool. If Da Vinci was alive, he would be proud of you! I hope you continue to do the mechanical 3D printer project, don’t stop, please!

[@chrisjames6349]

You need to do a weekly build series on this. I'm completely amazed that I haven't seen this before! I would love to see how you built it and the thought process that went in to the design. Incredible!

[@chrisrust7900]

This might be one of the most creative things I have seen man do. It seems with this configuration you can only print in "vase mode" (not to discredit this marvel of human engineering), I could only imagine what a mechanical system needed to do full complex fdm object. absolutely stunning, I could only hope that I could make something so amazing. Thank you so much for this.

[@DannySullivanMusic]

Further proof that anyone named Daniel is a legend

[@thaddeuswarman359]

I feel like my sd card won’t work on this

[@erny1601]

This Video should have similar views than the marble machine.

[@homebodyhero4602]

Sounds like marble music in the background

[@inventsc]

Total genius of beautiful engineering execution

[@archivushka]

Imagine if da Vinci would saw blueprint of this

[@powderslinger5968]

What would have happened? He never BUILT any machines.

[@archivushka]

@@powderslinger5968 but he draw so many blueprints. Maybe he will come up with a new blueprint

[@jamessheets9205]

@@archivushka So you are fascinated with the idea of da Vinci making a copy of an existing blueprint?

[@Nawmps]

y'all are lame let a man dream

[@jamessheets9205]

@@Nawmps As a man I had a dream to ask a man about his thoughts of another man making blueprints made by another man. Then came along another man that called my dream lame. What do you have to say about that man?

[@tobiasj.4199]

This put the biggest smile on my face. Something about making (relatively) new tech simple and mechanical is just fantastic. No layer shift either, which would be nice lol.

[@kalle665]

A true Daniel Düsentrieb. Your work is beyond awesomeness.

[@jeffreyelam924]

How can this only have 1K views?! This is so amazing and so original.

[@NICK....]

This is utterly mind boggling

[@gewoneou4719]

Most beautiful machine I've ever seen

[@dans-designs]

Daniel, this is amazing!! I can not believe you only have 209k views in 2022, lets change that!

[@MCLegoboy]

That's awesome! And I love the different colors of the clay to make patterns.

[@Littleboxofevil]

This is art in its purest form

[@Sketchy_Dood]

Man this is incredible! Those vases are pretty nice too

[@jonnafry]

Quite simply .... just fantastic!

[@GravityPancake]

This is some DaVinci level concept realization right here; and I don't even care too much for pottery.

[@sidrikelsd]

This is next level engineering

[@JS-cq9je]

You are a genius. Absolutely incredible mind you have ! If you built it large enough you could build dome homes or anything.

[@Cesar-ey7wu]

This is stunning ! The big fan is so cool.

[@tejonBiker]

Super interesting, nice demonstration of analog (much analog as posible) open loop control

[@jrtx]

Ingenuity at its finest! Awesome 👍🏼

[@fatitankeris6327]

It's like coming back from digital electronic computers to mechanical precise automatons...

[@Jagent]

Marvelous. Thank the algorithm!

[@jaswantsandhu]

Loved the indexing work. Great work

[@valveman12]

Ok, this just blew me away! This is amazing! SUBSCRIBED!

[@superchargerone]

Beautifully clever machine! Love it. So elegant in design and execution. Can't wait to see more.

[@Catchmyep3]

Absoutly incredible.

[@EDToasty]

I'm very impressed!!

[@sneeuwwolf1176]

Dat is gaaaaf Daniel. Echt cool. Vooral het verschil in vorm en de hoogte verstelling is goed uitgedacht. Doet mij denken aan die reproduceert machines die op basis van foto's standbeelden uitsneed/kleide uit de jaren '10-'20's. De foto' swerden gelezen met behulp van mallen en een naald ging dan over die lijnen en schrapte de juiste hoeveelheid af. En tegelijkertijd kon de machine een bestaand beeld 'inlezen' en dit 'programma' opslaan via die snijmal.

[@CyberAnalyzer]

Absolutely astonishing! What a masterwork!

[@isaceletro]

You have got to be kidding me this is so awesome!

[@BroArmyCommander]

Beautifully expressed!

[@Appregator]

Well done Daniel. Inspirational. 🚀

[@Damian-yf3wy]

One of the best inventions I have ever seen. Well done!

[@lspudpage]

Wow, super amazing!

[@casualsparrow3038]

Truly remarkable work!

[@Alp_Araz]

Wow! I am glad that KZbin suggested this for me before millions of views started coming in

[@migolas8222]

Someone now 3d print it, and call it the first fully 3d printed 3d printer

[@lewismassie]

This is phenomenal. This is the kinda stuff I live to see

[@hder8740]

Wauw dit is een van de meest indrukwekkende bouwwerken op youtube! Gefeliciteerd!

[@YOUP1122]

Simply brilliant

[@macelius]

I am blown away.

[@leomachado7676]

Brilliant kinematic sculpture😁

[@Harinair72]

Ow my dear god... Unbelievable! You are the reincarnation of DaVinci!

[@jooch_exe]

Van digitaal terug naar analoog... geniaal. Het concept is zo simpel dat je je begint af te vragen waarom het nu pas is bedacht. En dan tenminste fietstechniek verwerken, hoe Hollands wil je het hebben?

[@YellowPurple]

Waooaw nice

[@crapisnice]

yes this can be done with wind energy. also i have a concept in mind using 6 vertical axis wind turbines or vawt powered flywheels connected to the printer with flexible spinning cable and gear reduction so there are 3 axis and forward and back ways to make a common 3d printer. and maybe with an analog water computer or your wire method this could be directed without energy to make asymetrical shapes, if not a simple electronic gear release system could work

[@Saeschboy]

Beautiful

[@laurinneff4304]

That's crazy! I'd really appreciate an explanation on what the different parts do

[@JohnPorsbjerg]

This is incredible!

[@matijakukec4731]

This looks so awesome

[@MarcelLENORMAND]

Brilliant! Well done.

[@subinspecttom2499]

Outstanding!

[@jurgenaddicks1634]

WOW !! It's a great piece of engineering. Love it !

[@clemenslangenberger4791]

That's so impressive!

[@yelectric1893]

Outstanding

[@jrow96]

This is crazy, Daniel

[@spacecat3630]

Amazing work!

[@nileshchaudhary3621]

This is nothing less than a miracle , at least for me ..great job sir

[@vidhyasagar1990]

Brilliant.. I was thinking of a 3d printer without micro controller. Simply a motor for spinning the table and water droplets for z-axis movement.

[@noelstgelven1994]

Very impressive

[@jantepas7511]

What an invention. Better than electronics.

[@colinfielder6695]

That is pure genius my friend, Just brilliant!

[@perryrhodan9343]

Sadly, I think at the moment this puts out better results, than my 3d-printer

[@bazookasniper5167]

This needs more views

[@explosionsofawesomeness959]

man this is tight as hell. you're great

[@DevMoSofi]

That is underrated!

[@mincraftcreatore]

Bravo! my friend bravo!

[@RehanThePaki]

Amazing. What else can you make?

[@colinroye5833]

Absolutely brilliant, fantastic work!

[@pazka]

One day the algorithm will bestow you the view you deserve, and that will be great

[@starkosaure7833]

Brilliant!

[@_Fla5h_]

Автор, это прекрасно, вы настоящий мастер.

[@lonckelph]

Well done.

[@mr_elyte]

I would like to got to the past and show this to Leonardo da Vincci

[@justaweirdguy376]

Yes. (Than again you would screw up time and...)

[@RF-Ataraxia]

@@justaweirdguy376 Worth it

[@mariusd6100]

wow. cinematography is on point.

[@stabilini]

Amazing, this video deserves millons views!

[@PietroMaker]

Hey man !! Very cool !!!

[@BuckJolicoeur]

Very Cool

[@nickmagrick7702]

I mean its not the same, but that its even close to possible is pretty cool. Maybe this will inspire some invention for non electric complex machines in the future

[@ABW941]

It should be possible to build something which can create more complex shapes with a long chain which is read like the information for a programmable loom, to avoid having too long chains, one could loop one and add a "+1 in direction Z" link.

[@Morcurious]

This is absolutely amazing! Is it reprogrammable? If we can for this Mabey the ancient Egyptians had something like this?!

[@PampersRockaer]

The wire, which he bends at the start, is the "program". It follows the wire to move turntable closer or further away from the nozzle.

[@DannySullivanMusic]

@@PampersRockaer Thank you for explaining that. I was wondering what that was for!

[@krunalpanchal6137]

so wonderful

[@yummyjackalmeat]

That's so cool!

[@cho4d]

This is absolutely astounding and i am just not understanding why so few views?????

[@josueds1000]

incredible, it is just that, incredible