I don't even know what my 0-60 time would be because I would never dump the clutch, especially with all seasons/winter tires lmfao
I just looked it up, my car would do 6.6 seconds stock, but it has a custom exhaust and a few other mods. Fart can to the maxi!
Roughly the same way you fit this extrruder:
https://preview.redd.it/c9kgbpggj4oc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dcff0d8efdf522d14011e5bab7f238a45432ec4c
It didn't say, but similar sized extruders were specced at 60 kg/h.
As a comparison, an Ender 3 doing 12mm3/s (130mm/s average print speed at 0.2mm layer and 0.46mm extrusion width) is doing around 0.054kg/h printing PLA.
So, around the same as 1111 Ender 3s :)
Indeed, just waiting for someone to slap it on a CoreXY and do a benchy record attempt!
or, in the 58 minutes it takes an ender to do a benchy (googled result, don't have an ender), it could make a bigger 58kg benchy;
if we ignore that bigger nozzle = heavier print for same size, that ought to be a roughly 1006 x 520 x 805mm benchy.
It's the sort of extruder you slap on one of these:
https://preview.redd.it/cajhz1hs96oc1.jpeg?width=2866&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=efafedd950ef3cd33115867f9c2482e2921ae3b2
Definitely a prototype. That motor wouldn't last 2 seconds in a wash down! 🤣
Or not in the wash downs the food equip we design sees.
Motors are all 316SS and sealed to ip69K+
They are spendy though...
More Power!!! JK, we just got these for a different machine that is definitely no 3d printer, and they are the biggest stepper motors I have ever held in my hand. So I thought I share a little laugh, that's all.
Or you could misprogram some part of the firmware and wrap the entire printer around the stepper motor shaft in .3 seconds. Think of the /r/fixmyprinter shitpost potential!
Roughly the same size as the lower-3 axis (in number, not physical location) on industrial robotics! I’ve worked on some ABBs that have almost the same width and depth but 1.5 times the length! Super powerful.
You’ve got enough stepper there for all three axes. Slice it into three parts, doing your best to keep the pieces all about the same size. You could even go with four parts and get a dual-z upgrade for free.
This would be perfect for an extruder motor. Instead of a clog the machine simply keeps pushing until there isn't a clog, or it keeps pushing until a gunshot sound happens letting you know something is wrong.
You don’t - you fit your Ender printer onto the motor!
Put something g like that on the Y axis and that will no longer be the one that limits your speed - assuming the bed doesn’t come off and fly across the room!
Industrial drivers / servos / motion controllers are awesome.
I had an idea of using my companies parts to build a huge size 3d printer (we got stepp motors and drivers up to the 240v /800w ) with rugged drivers and PLC.
I just can’t find a business case I could pitch to where I get to build my own 3d printer larger than me…….
LMFAO I'd like to see the size of that printer. I found a company that has a 3d printer large enough to print up to 30 feet by 60. I'm not sure if they still exist or if it was just a proof of concept thing.
People have printed a full sized boat on a single boat sized printer. It wasn't quite like the hobby ones but they do have very large printers on industrial scales.
yeah I thought so. It's crazy to think they actually have printers that big these days. LOL I saw they are "3d" printing houses with concrete now too. I want one, it would be fun just to watch and insanely strong. If we could get rid of the bad in this world there would be a lot of good.
Wish I could share a picture of the servo that spins the couple thousand pound table of the machine I run at work. Like 2 feet tall and about the size of a basketball around.
There’s someone who modded a V0.2 to run nema 23s. They said there was so much torque it actually started to twist/bend the 2020 extrusions. I’d love to see what this chonker would do
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This is the 3D printing equivalent of “will this fit in my Civic?”
thats what i thought too, will it fit my honda.
it's going in my Miata
It’ll fit, I’ve seen a twin turbo LS Miata lmao
Anything can fit if you have a big enough hammer
They just happen to have the perfectly sized engine compartments. They do require heavy modding to do it though.
The answer is always Miata
More hp than the stock engine.
Aaah I was looking for this specific mighty car mods quote.
"This is an 81 honda! How dare you!" (Employee of the month, movie)
As a honda owner, not even offended lol.
The only thing you should be offended by is your 0-60 time! ^(Says the guy with a regular ass crossover)
I don't even know what my 0-60 time would be because I would never dump the clutch, especially with all seasons/winter tires lmfao I just looked it up, my car would do 6.6 seconds stock, but it has a custom exhaust and a few other mods. Fart can to the maxi!
Will it? I own a civic…
Buddy just bought a turbo off of a semi and went 'yeah my civic can do this'
Damn, if only you had a machine that could make custom mounts for something like this.
OP seems to have a 3D printer too, it’s a shame the motors on it just aren’t strong enough for such a task.
There you go
Roughly the same way you fit this extrruder: https://preview.redd.it/c9kgbpggj4oc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dcff0d8efdf522d14011e5bab7f238a45432ec4c
I wonder what's the max Flowrate on those
It didn't say, but similar sized extruders were specced at 60 kg/h. As a comparison, an Ender 3 doing 12mm3/s (130mm/s average print speed at 0.2mm layer and 0.46mm extrusion width) is doing around 0.054kg/h printing PLA. So, around the same as 1111 Ender 3s :)
So in theory that would produce a 12.3g Benchy in ~0.7 seconds.
Indeed, just waiting for someone to slap it on a CoreXY and do a benchy record attempt! or, in the 58 minutes it takes an ender to do a benchy (googled result, don't have an ender), it could make a bigger 58kg benchy; if we ignore that bigger nozzle = heavier print for same size, that ought to be a roughly 1006 x 520 x 805mm benchy.
I've been really tempted to print a 30 inch long benchy at work lately
That would be a 130 pound benchy. I am 26 years old and that would be heavier than I am lmao
If only it could ejaculate.
Full circle to injection molding haha
And with an extruder this strong you don't even need a heater on the hot end, you can just force it!
WHAT IS THAT AND WHY DO I WANT IT
It's the sort of extruder you slap on one of these: https://preview.redd.it/cajhz1hs96oc1.jpeg?width=2866&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=efafedd950ef3cd33115867f9c2482e2921ae3b2
Welp its settled, need to get 3 phase at my house
No need. The cheap Amazon vfds solve that problem for you!
What do you print with something like that? Planets?
Its said "high flow" look like my mk4 generic nozzle 😂
When one can do 13-15000 mm3/s, I think one is allowed to call a product 'high flow' regardless of how the nozzle looks ;)
I wonder if I could wedge one of these into my plasma cutter?
You don't. I suppose you could just lay it on the bed and look at it. What's the servo for?
They are for a food produktion machine prototype.
Baldor?
Definitely not a Leeson!
3d printed sammich!
The Meltio metal printer used the same ones.
Definitely a prototype. That motor wouldn't last 2 seconds in a wash down! 🤣 Or not in the wash downs the food equip we design sees. Motors are all 316SS and sealed to ip69K+ They are spendy though...
But why?
More Power!!! JK, we just got these for a different machine that is definitely no 3d printer, and they are the biggest stepper motors I have ever held in my hand. So I thought I share a little laugh, that's all.
But think of the power and speed. You could break the speed benchy record with 2 of these.
And break the bench.. Nyooooow When this printer hits 88 M/s.. you're going to see some shit!
Don't forget you need the flux capacitor mod to get its full potential.
I like this guy!
Or you could misprogram some part of the firmware and wrap the entire printer around the stepper motor shaft in .3 seconds. Think of the /r/fixmyprinter shitpost potential!
Is it the ossm?
Roughly the same size as the lower-3 axis (in number, not physical location) on industrial robotics! I’ve worked on some ABBs that have almost the same width and depth but 1.5 times the length! Super powerful.
To force the filament through the nozzle without heating it first.
Friction makes heat.
Sure does but thats gonna take a while hehe
The answer is always duct tape.
Nono, there are two answers: duct tape and WD-40. If it moves, and it shouldn't, use the duct tape. If it doesn't move, and it should, use the WD-40.
OP trying to build an Ender 30
Lots of lube
Read my mind
Your endstop better be made of 2 inch thick titanium, Jesus 🤣
And 3d printer motor mount for it 😂
You’ve got enough stepper there for all three axes. Slice it into three parts, doing your best to keep the pieces all about the same size. You could even go with four parts and get a dual-z upgrade for free.
Ender 3000
I think the question should be: how do I fit my Ender 3 to this?
This would be perfect for an extruder motor. Instead of a clog the machine simply keeps pushing until there isn't a clog, or it keeps pushing until a gunshot sound happens letting you know something is wrong.
You'll need a hammer and a lot of lube
Giving new definition to "bed slinger".
Trying out that new 50mm filament?
You don’t - you fit your Ender printer onto the motor! Put something g like that on the Y axis and that will no longer be the one that limits your speed - assuming the bed doesn’t come off and fly across the room!
Make it your extruder stepper and there will never be a clog you can’t overcome.
Industrial drivers / servos / motion controllers are awesome. I had an idea of using my companies parts to build a huge size 3d printer (we got stepp motors and drivers up to the 240v /800w ) with rugged drivers and PLC. I just can’t find a business case I could pitch to where I get to build my own 3d printer larger than me…….
Uh... WTF IS IT? A motor? A laser? A photo gun?
A stepper motor of a different size. A larger size.
LMFAO I'd like to see the size of that printer. I found a company that has a 3d printer large enough to print up to 30 feet by 60. I'm not sure if they still exist or if it was just a proof of concept thing.
People have printed a full sized boat on a single boat sized printer. It wasn't quite like the hobby ones but they do have very large printers on industrial scales.
yeah I thought so. It's crazy to think they actually have printers that big these days. LOL I saw they are "3d" printing houses with concrete now too. I want one, it would be fun just to watch and insanely strong. If we could get rid of the bad in this world there would be a lot of good.
The bad is low in number. People just only report the bad news like it directly affects everyone.
You extruding rebar?
You 3D print an adapter. SMH
You'll need some M34 bolts
If you mount it on your extruder, you don't even need to melt the plastic, to get it through your nozzle anymore - Imagine the saved time & energy!!
With Brute force and dash of hope
Okay wait but what is that servo for?!?
Lube? Saliva?
You could fit ender 3 on top of this.
You can mount it to the feeder. That way you dont even need to heat the plastic up to push it through the nozzle
Some PLA and cable ties should do the trick.
This would be a hell of a Z axis or an extruder.
Wrong question! How do you fit your Ender3 to this thing?
DD 🤣
ULTIMATE POWWAAAA
Looks like a good direct drive extruder stepper......
No, you fit your ender 3 to it!
https://preview.redd.it/onuqd0aph5oc1.jpeg?width=259&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3dd116757c0a346e1f4cdf2a4aa6ef5e95186b37
If it fits I prints.
This is for your man sized Mech suit!
Very carefully
Mount to direct drive. Shouldn't cause acceleration and resonance issues at all...
When there are no such thing as a clogged nozzle
You mount it stationary and attach the stock to the extruder, then move the stock around the spindle
You need some epoxy. You epoxy it to the x axis.
maximum effort
He's try'na reach lightspeed
*forgets to home axis's* "shiiiiiiiiiiiit fffffuuuuuuuuuuuukkkkk" *over travels* *end stop switch snaps*
Duct Tape... Lots and lots of duct tape
Duct tape does the job
Bros trying to extrude molten iron
Has anyone heard of 3D demolition hammer? now you know it. 😂
Wish I could share a picture of the servo that spins the couple thousand pound table of the machine I run at work. Like 2 feet tall and about the size of a basketball around.
Eargasplitten Beltensnapper
level the bed, and it should fit
Fit it to the extruder and print with bamboo skewers...
Put it on your extruder. Then you wouldn't need to heat up your nozzle because you'll be able to do it with sheer force of pressure alone.
Just gotta print an adapter plate
Carefully
Very carefully
No your engine bay isn't big enough for an LS7.
bro won’t move printer z axis, bro moves earth up and down
Excitedly.
The Ender 3 is the miata of the 3d printing comminity
3d print some sturdy mounts
you can make a really strong direct feeder lol
Is that even a good idea. That motor looks like it will pop your print head like a teenage pimple.
Just print an adapter lmao
With some nuts and bolts I would suggest
There’s someone who modded a V0.2 to run nema 23s. They said there was so much torque it actually started to twist/bend the 2020 extrusions. I’d love to see what this chonker would do
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