THE 100 - The World's Fastest 3D Printer

In this Video I want to give you a brief overview about a 3d printer I've created that I call THE 100. It does Speedboats in 3:03 minutes and is capable of doing high quality prints in 1/12th of the time a Ender 3 would need.

By the time recording THE 100 is at the 5th rank of the leaderboard of the fastest printers in the world and it's the fastest one that uses a 3d printed frame.

You want to build a THE 100 by your own? At GitHub you find everything you need

You want to help me cover my running costs? Feel free to leave a subscription at Patreon

You want to see more printed parts by THE 100? Follow me on TikTok where I post all the parts I've printed on THE 100

You want to be part of the community and discuss with other printing enthusiasts over THE 100? Join the Discord community

You want to know what happens behind the scenes? Have a look in my development diary on Hackaday

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[MattThePrintingNerd]

One small correction:

In the initial Bill of Material I forgot to add 2xLM8UUs for the Z-Axis. I've updated the BOM and it should now contain everything you need to build that printer. Sorry for that.

[SerialChillerBH]

So excited to print my own, thank you for all the work you have put into Thats amazing, i’m loving this world again

[christophbaake]

We need the 80/20 principle used on this one.

Make parts easier and lighter. As you said wobbling is a part.

Check out Wich parts can be spared ( maybe only one fan for Part cooling or even one for Part cooling and heatend cooling).

Make it cheaper while maintaining 80% of it's speed.

And port these and future findings into the 100 extended.

You are doing groundbreaking work here. ❤

[gincalua]

I would be VERY interested in an even faster printer for 500 EUR!

That would be awesome!!


Total krass was Du da machst, und vielen Dank dass du deine Entwicklung teilst!!

[dgpmaluco]

Let’s go! Eager to start printing V1.1

[maartensnels]

Thanks again. My version is almost ready! Can't wait to see it print.

[Andy_ABG]

Most corexy printers running klipper can achieve these speeds and quality it’s just a matter of tuning your machine. Non the less it’s Always great to see another open source printer available to the community.

[drfred]

@MattThePrintingNerd You made a Sweet printer!!! Congratulations on your work! Having both high and low end models available is what a lot of businesses do.

[Pestilence]

Is that my Gridfinity AA battery holder I see at 0:58? Really cool to see it in a random video that popped up in my Youtube recommended!
Awesome printer design! I'm thinking about building my own now. Thanks for releasing it.

[ravindupramod]

Wow😍. Thats fast and good quality print.
Thanks for doing this for community ❤

[miles-vywp]

You are making it very hard to not start snother printer build before Ive finished the one I've already started (Enderwire)... Great work!

[Bot_Brad]

Thank you for everything you do for us

Wow! What an incredible project. Thank you for all your hard work to put this on printables with all the instructions and parts lists. Awesome!

[VezD]

Very nice little monster !! Congrats man. World fastest though ? There are many faster printers out there already :) but this might be the cheapest one to build so its very cool

[woodcat]

Haters gonna hate, but I'm glad THE 100 and Rook printers are around.

[kittrelleberwine]

Very excited to recycle an old monoprice plus into this machine! I have been very excited to see where this project would go, and it has exceeded my expectations.. Would love to see a higher speed version that cost more, as long as this version doesn't get abandoned. The different options will make it easier to recycle old machines!

[Alex_M_Creations]

I’d love to see a bigger version of this with a bed closer to 220mm X 220mm that allows for printing medium sized parts. This is super impressive and I myself might build one of these at some point.

[swamihuman]

- Very impressive!
- Great job.
- Wishing you continued success...

[Benjamin_Reese]

I'm so glad I found your video. I was thinking about buying one of those new expensive fast printers some Grass Lab company sells. But part of what I enjoy about this hobby is fiddling around with the printer itself. This looks like exactly what I want.

[recube_games]

sick build, I like your style of considering the reality of vibrations and adjusting for it, rather than tune the machine itself to perfection. it was the same for bed leveling back in the day. people would fiddle with screws and tinker for the perfect bed height, over and over, only when software assumed and adjusted for the uneven bed either by using paper calibration or sensors did 3D print reliability take a massive jump forward.