Will we ever see an E3D v7 hotend? News on the Toolchanger / HAF heated beds / Supervolcano!

[@Henchman1977]

Possibly the most well spoken person I've ever listened to.

[@dzitiatri]

Yea, Englishmans are really a pleasure to listen to. And even it feels like san jey speak like marketer. He still makes an open source maker happy every time !

[@AndrewGillard]

@Max S Presumably dzitiatri is talking about Sanjay, who is very much English (as far as I'm aware!), rather than Tom ;)

[@thomasre8073]

Right? He´s explains so good and has a lot o datailed knowledge.

[@batcadragos]

Must feel really nice to geek out with great people that actually drive the field. Keep it up, Tom and thanks for showing us what's coming

[@0calvin]

Great video. I always love listening to Sanjay talk about what is in the works at E3D. I have such respect for that company.

[@ludodg]

Stumbled upon this old footage … and enjoyed it ones more. You are missed, dear Sanjay.

[@GrowMau5]

E3D is on another level, I could listen to Sanjay for hours. Cheers Tom, thanks for what you do & bringing us the cutting edge dope tech.

[@surronzak8154]

Bringing cutting edge like you and your leds ^^

[@Makethings987]

Sounds like Q from a Bond movie showing James Bond the new gadgets lol

[@andyfilms]

"What? You were expecting a double quad Kraken? We don't really go in for that sort of thing anymore."

[@davey3765]

omg i was just coming to say the same thing! xD

[@CyberDunk2077]

Yep Q from james bond for sure! How much fun it would be to work with all that cool tech everyday!, Can I have a Job?.. I work with very fast cnc machines at the moment. our machines use mag-lev for x and y axis. they are super accurate, and super fast.

[@jasonking7570]

Okay, why does he kind of look like Q after I read that also?? 😂😂

[@MakersMuse]

Keyed, bonded and vulcanized.... you have my attention :#

[@marks47]

Wasn't "Vulcan love slave" a holosuite program Quark used to push?

[@simonturner1391]

Absolutely!

[@Griffdog21]

Wow, he seems like such a genuine and nice guy. This is what I look for in companies.

[@prongATO]

I just watched this and thought the exact same thing. It broke my heart to see that we lost Sanjay.

[@Oskimaa]

E3D truly makes nozzle design a science and an artform, even. I hope they'll develop an induction heated hot end soon as I think it would be much better than traditional heating elements for 3D printers.

[@MatejBosansky]

4:15 Correct me if I am wrong, but you dont need larger power supply because bed is powered by main voltage controlled by SSR. Main voltage is not going through power supply.

[@MrHristoB]

Absolutely a pleasure listening to Sanjay!! So very well spoken and intelligent young man!!! Wish him and the team every success in their venture!!!!!

[@HarryPorpise]

Sanjay died in 2021, he was such a wonderful person :(

[@NexiTech]

Great video Tom! Thank you. I can listen you and Sanjay for hours! Love the E3D! Great company.

[@YOURMOMxo69xo]

V6 has been pretty much a standard for a while now. I don't know if melting plastic gets a whole lot better, but it sure would be exciting if it did. What I would LOVE to see them do is with a v7 is to get the 'built in a garage' stink off of them. I want hidden wire management and simple full disassembly without need for a tool. I know they have manufacture setup and everything but they really don't seem like an off the shelf manufactured product, and they still feel so hobbyist level.

[@dougieman765]

I watched this video and then placed an order i didnt need from e3d,i have been using Chinese cloned e3d parts for years but this video made me understand the amount of R+D(read money) that goes into a product and wanted to make a contribution . these guys are right at the front of development in the 3d printing world.

[@spikekent]

Fantastic insight Tom and Sanjay. Always eager to see what is coming out of the E3D stable, loving the look of the new extruder, it's gonna be epic when it's released.

[@mrdr9534]

I absolutely love to hear an engineer talk about "his" products, it's was so clear and relevant compared to the "marketing infused drivel" that we are all to often subjected to. Thanks for bringing this excellent content.

[@aaronrogers2822]

I love Sanjay's passion and Thomas I think you got way too excited about those linear rails ;) Great Video!

[@elitemachineworks1037]

Great interview Thomas. It's always a joy to see what E3D is up to behind the scenes. High temp resistant plastics will keep FDM printing relevant as a low cost alternative in many industries.

[@Thorhian]

Can’t wait for tool changing to be more common :)

[@jacksat2252]

I use a 1500w 400x400 Silicone heating pad for 3 years now with no problems , i checked the price and see that they go for 3 a4 times the price i paid 4 years ago. Also if you want good linear rails for a decent price you can try Ebay, look for IKO LWH 15 or 12 if you need smaller. I have the 15 for Y and Z and a 12 for the X just for the weight.

[@kaumanawardze3962]

IKO ML 9 will be enough and it has maintained free system like in the video. LWH 12 or 15 will take to much space and are much heavier than ML 9.

[@mikefurlong8025]

I really like what E3D is doing for the 3D printing community. Sadly, I could never work there ... because on day one I'd get the sack for sneaking up on Sanjay in order to give him a decent haircut. :-P

[@frumpd63]

Awesome video with so much cool info (they should get this guy to play Q in all future Bond movies). I'm thinking I'm going to tear down my aging custom delta printer and use the 500 mm IKO rails to build a machine similar to this awesome tool changing concept. E3D and Prusa do am amazing job of innovating the consumer additive market forward and I personally love throwing my money at both.

[@stevesloan6775]

You really couldn’t play enough of this style of KZbin upload. Inspirational

[@Bajicoy]

Holy cow haha, I am so happy to see all these new things that push the boundaries of 3D printing

[@lukeD8099]

No one wants Sanjay to talk concisely👍

[@JohnOCFII]

Great interview with Sanjay. It’s great to hear about his understanding of material science, manufacturing processes, and his take on what the market needs.

[@cl3m3n7]

Great video !!Very interesting products coming from E3D. I'm loving this philosophy and new focus.Can't wait to see all of it ! Keep it up Tom !

[@claytonyoung5140]

Great video Thomas! E3D is such a great company, I love seeing updates on their work.

[@duncanchivers8949]

Love E3D, love my Bigbox. My whole 3D printing experience started because of them and you, and I haven't looked back! 👍

[@TheBekker_]

Love these type of industry videos :)

[@Lolatronn]

Holy Mother Of God thats alot of high temp products. Also the amount of engineering that went into them is amazing

[@NicksStuff]

Incredible how much technology there is in these

[@bzqp2]

I can't believe how pleasant it is to listen to Sanjay! :o

[@tylerfarrell8748]

I must have lucked out with my ruby. I haven't noticed any difference from the brass tip in extrusion consistency or quality, It works great with my V6!

[@Dominik_S.]

What about a Tungsten-Carbide Nozzle? It would be very hard and resistant against abrasive Filaments and the heat Distribution would be very good as well.

[@RaulEdu33]

Dyze Design makes them :)

[@stopa7284]

@@RaulEdu33 price is a factor

[@truantray]

Very difficult to machine.

[@codemonkey2k5]

I can't wait to get a hotend that you can quick change the nozzle. I would change the nozzle all the time if it didn't suck doing so. :)

[@chaddanylak8706]

now i can cook bacon on my 3d printer

[@kojote]

Underrated Comment

[@MrglMrgl]

the prusa april fools is one step closer to becoming reality

[@dzitiatri]

Yes ! Finally we can make 3d printer cooking restaurant

[@jesusreignonhigh6732]

@@dzitiatri Might as well print the whole restaurant lol XD

[@kerbodynamicx472]

dzitiatri CNC Kitchen?

[@robbynowell4914]

Thanks for the update and interview! Always good to hear from e3d. Hopefully I'll get a beta unit soon. I'm chomping at the bit to test it out!

[@streaky81]

Yay, E3D are back. Who doesn't love a bit of Sanjay in their life? Looking forward to the crazy sounding nozzle, been considering an ruby one for a while now, guess I'll have to wait for that now :(

[@Jacksquatch69]

I like that they show stuff that is not anywhere near production. so cool.

[@AERuffy]

Very excited about E3D addressing cost.

[@jameslaine2472]

Totally agree. Cost is a very significant factor in my purchase decisions; I look for inexpensive (not cheap, which frequently indicates lower quality).

[@Synergy7Studios]

Oh my God, he said pick and place. I've been wanting more standardized secondary tool capabilities for 3d printers for years. There's no reason printers can't handle laser etching, exposing, pick and place, solder paste, and reflow. The only tricky bit is drilling holes. I wonder if a lightweight laser could cut PCBs....

[@kraken3d718]

Really love the guys at E3D - seem like some stand up guys and gals.

[@David-uk3nv]

This non-stick nozzle finish sounds interesting. I wonder how those nozzles compare to standard brass nozzles when printing PETG 🤔

[@Taconiteable]

David Jenni I guess not better because they are not engineered for those low temperatures

[@eqia]

David Jenni The silicone sock solves the curling/sticking filament for me. Do you have it installed?

[@David-uk3nv]

@@eqia Yes, and it does its job well. I'm just wondering if a nozzle with that coating would increase the print quality of PETG even more. I print mostly multi part tools that might benefit from that.

[@boomerangfreak]

@@David-uk3nv I can recommend you to have a look at their current line of plated copper nozzles. They work amazing. I bought a set of those in a 0.25, 0.6 and 0.8mm and I can tell you I hardly take out the 0.8 nozzle :D

[@JamesRivera1]

Freaking crazy. Crazy awesome! I can appreciate great engineering with tight tolerances. I probably would've had a similar reaction to those linear rails. ;-) Looking forward to seeing the tool changer!

[@Bordpie]

I was waiting for the new version of the Titan areo after hearing how good it will be a few months ago but looking at how far through development it is I'll just get the current Titan areo I think. Thanks a lot for this video Tom!

[@kostakigogos]

Sanjay is the man! Honestly with some of the printing issues people are having with bondtech I'd really like to see if this new all in one extruder hotend is a alternative. I'm super excited about see 3d printing going in a direction I've wanted it to for years, not only with the auto tool changer like big cnc's, but the manual hot swapping of hot ends lulzbot style is honestly just way, way over due in my opinion. I just want to be able to go from a standard nozzle to a volcano on my prusa without hassle.

[@Vipor26]

I love Sanjay (I hope that is his name). I Love E3D and I cannot wait to build a system around there reference platform!

[@MrJefferson105]

Very comprehensive talk. Thank you Tom

[@RomanoPRODUCTION]

Nice job Thomas. Thank you E3D 🎃

[@TheGreatBizarro]

I have been using a mains powered silicone bed heater for a month or so now for pla/abs so lower heats than the 300 deg but will not go back to a 12 or 24v heater. 30sec to go from 20c to 60c for pla & under 3mins to get to 120c for others is great. I am interested in seeing what people will be producing with the newer high temp materials.

[@Pascal_Robert--Rc_Creations]

Cant wait for that new extruder combo!

[@ryanleslie7425]

Can't wait for the tool-changer hardware to be available!

[@miniman3112]

Super intriguing content, glad you could do that roadtrip!

[@dukemagus]

There's really potential for an E3d all-in-one packagen with heater block, thermistor and maybe a hardened nozzle all in one neat package. If it's reliable enough, it could pave way for a new wave of hotend solutions!

[@AmusementLabs]

How long until 200g/hr?! lol

[@boomerangfreak]

@ChristianP1973 maybe 10kg reels perhaps? Even more? Imagine a big industrial spool of like a ton or so worth of filament.

[@TheLukey21]

@@boomerangfreak then you would need a spool feeder to rotate the spool as well.

[@ovDarkness]

@@boomerangfreak I have 5kg reels on stock. Both 2.85 and 1.75mm ;P Up to 40kg is possible, but I saw 100kg ones also :)

[@boomerangfreak]

@@ovDarkness Man those 100Kg spools must be HUGE!

[@martureomartus]

at 17:30 and on, i would recommend that E3d does NOT omit parts changing - we hobbiest shouldn't need to create such waste when the parts break - dont need to buy a new end when a thermal sensor breaks - we want to fix them not garbage the old part. Thats just my recommendation

[@Dramaican88]

Cool video and cool products. I personally don't have use for the ones aimed at high temperature materials, but that might change. One thing I am missing on my v6s and titans is an elegant and small part cooling solution.

[@NourMuhammad]

Regarding the printer, I see that they added the spools inside the machine and this machine as it appears is closed chamber with a heated bed, I wonder if this is a good Idea to have the spools inside a heated chamber for a very long time!

[@sebozwierz]

Looks like couple of extended creality CR-10 working in the background.

[@ChrizRockster]

One of the many great things about E3D... no vendor lock-in.

[@adambourkeproduction]

Love the Intro Tom!!! Music is Perfect!!!

[@wolfieperrinaybara9333]

cant wait!!! going to have to get this platform for sure!

[@JeffDM]

Typical adhesive does have a shortened life but the wording here implies that above 100˚C the bed will just fall off quickly. PEEK is a bad example to use for needing high bed temperatures as sometime it only needs to be a little warmer than ABS and can even be cooler than some might use for pure PC.

[@WhereNerdyisCool]

I'd be curious about his view of the rampant cloning/copying of their hot ends and extruders. I won't buy the clones...I won't reward them with $$. I know a lot of people are all about whatever is the cheapest thing out there. But I'd rather fund the people that develop and support the technology, not those that cheat, steal and profit.

[@Hellsong89]

Gotta admit i bought clone and run my custom printer with that (i was afraid to possible waste money, if i could not get it work being total noob on printing), how ever now that printer is operational, i plan on buying the legit one as my main hot end and to have the clone as secondary hot end for supports etc. Though I'm far more interested about that high power bed. Even the clone hot end can get into temperature for ABS reasonable fast, but i need to put bed heater on about 5-10 minutes earlier. I just hope it will be easy to install to my printer.

[@paulbussiere1997]

Well they do make everything open source...so they've largely laid out the plans for anyone to make them?

It's open source - as long as the clones are labeled as such, I don't see what the issue is.

[@satibel]

I like the shenzen philosophy, you protect your ip by making a superior product for the best price, not by patenting. also in some way having all those clones means getting their stuff is less hassle, because almost everything is to their standard, so having a great quality product works even if there's a ton of cheaper options.

[@neoc03]

It seems like they are moving more towards the high end market. Which should be easy to defend with high quality products. Commercial applications aren't going to try and save $50 to risk a production issue.

[@thebeststooge]

300x300? WOW, yes and 6 standoffs please. One little thing...117vac for the rest of the world like we here in the USA.

[@somewhereoutthere8801]

Toolchanger 2019, can’t wait!!

[@markcoren2842]

*waves fist like a crazy old guy* durn you e3d!!! There goes my printing budget for my next round of upgrades! Yet another brilliant set of options exactly when I need them... nicely done =D

[@chromeaviation]

is the new aero successor dual gear? and will it ship with a filament guide capable of printing flexibles out of the box? I absolutely love my titan aero, but I had to print my own filament guide so I could print Ninjaflex and tpu. It prints like a dream now that it doesn't spill out of the extruder though.

[@kojote]

Can we finally have a Tour of the factory please?

[@WilkoVehreke]

Thx. Great to watch, lots of information. Great work

[@PurchenZuPoden]

IKO Rails from Japan are great linear rails. I aso used them at work and I think the price is alright for the performance they deliver.

[@EvilGTV]

Seems like an oversight to not make the heatbeds in the MK52 size? Or are they just not listed yet? Interesting to see the 80w Supervolcano heater, I've been contemplating the idea of making a heatblock to take 2 40w cartridges at some point (not that I need it.... yet).

[@VenelinEfremov]

Excellent interview. Thank you.

[@HaydnHuntley]

What a cool t-shirt Thomas was wearing. Does anyone know where to get it from?

[@SianaGearz]

I'm wondering, if the heater cartridge also contained a thermistor, you would be less reliant on thermal runaway protection to keep you safe...

[@vidznstuff1]

You also would be reading the temperature of the cartridge and not the block

[@estevanvaldez437]

This is why people should buy the real thing ... these guys are amazing

[@Anarchronic]

Paul Atreides has managed to make some pretty cool stuff!

[@josiahong5177]

im here after the e3d revo announcement

[@spinnetti]

Sounds like a smart guy. Given that, I'm surprised they haven't ditched the threads holding the nozzle in the block. Should do a quick change so that after replacing the nozzle doesn't lose your zero reference and enables much faster change out (same as in the subtractive tooling world - for instance have it slid in the block with a slot and clip in the block to hold it in - 10 sec tool changes). Also, what't the advantage of having such a big heater block? just to fit the heaters? seems like a much smaller thermal mass would be a lot quicker to get up and down on temps (at the expense of temp stability I suppose). Could really improve heat speed and much smaller tool if the heater was actually part of the nozzle - very localized heating that way reducing the need for lots of other mass.

[@zviper]

how do you have something attached to the heated block that would allow you to release the nozzle. It wouldn't be a auto changer, possibly mechanical with a ball detent .

[@guusvanmarle7344]

how about the coating on the nozzles and socks that don't stick to plastic at all?

[@LukaLale]

Those new extruders look all metal and Sanjay mentioned tooling, might they be metal injection molded? :)

[@FinepixF30]

Sanjay is the Elon Musk of 3D printing, I wish the release a full 3D printer using all the engineering and attention to detail they have.

[@andytaylor8802]

When i spoke to E3D at TCT they indicated the changer system would be sold as a complete machine. Has that now changed??

[@chriss2295]

1:20 says it is tooling plate but docs say 6061. ???

[@MUDMAD83]

i got mine running on my d9 up to 140c with no problems

[@NicksStuff]

The Hemera ended up looking pretty much like the prototype

[@SkyHighGame]

Hi Thomas and thank you for a great channel. Want to ask if you could add subtitles to your videos (not auto generated)? I often watch with very low or no sound and the auto generated subtitles suck often and come across wrong and hilarious sometimes. Thanks again for awesome content. And a happy new year!

[@aggronn]

nice video, everything looks nice especially the linear rails

[@TheRealFOSFOR]

I'm sure they have heard about EDM as in electrical discharge machining? Making long tiny holes are a breeze.

[@chloemcholoe3280]

i'm not a fan of the stuck stuff specially the nozzle! I wanna change sizes and change them cheaply when they wear and all. but other than that yeah it can be cool :) I'd love less clogibility and all that :P maybe some more compatibility with MMU without the clogs the prusa heatbreaks adds less heat transfer (heatcreep), easier nozzle changing like the mosquito etc.

[@neilsiebenthal8696]

Super volcano a couple of weeks away! 4 months later.. Oh hey there it is!

[@thinfourth]

18:20 oh look its REVO miss you sanjay

[@katzolik]

Could you make a video on the Klipper Firmware?

[@chasewichert4490]

When are these heated beds going to be available?

[@MakerFarmNL]

Very interesting! Thanks Thomas!

[@zzing]

I would like to see some part fans considered in the design of the hot ends.

[@KeesHessels]

cant wait to try that new "no compromise" nozzle...

[@jedenamino9764]

I think you got it wrong with the unidirectional carbon fiber for torque properties.

[@brianscott3021]

"MAINS VOLTAGE" this term always cracks me up here in the USA we call it AC "alternating current"

[@brianscott3021]

Erik Jorgensen I was just referring to the term mains voltage I also call it 110 or 220 Ac because you can have dc version of those voltages to

[@brianscott3021]

No I was not making fun of them I was just making a statement to make it clear for anyone who wasn’t used to the term i was confused by z being pronounced as zed instead of zee for an example some people might not know the difference and just to clarify

[@rheller_82]

E3D as usual showing people how it's done.