Full Process Metal 3D Printing in 17-4 Stainless on the Markforged Metal X #shorts

Full Process Metal 3D Printing in 17-4 Stainless on the Markforged Metal X

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[joshuahuman]

Really cool you guys should do a video about the tolerances you can hold with these printers and how the parts handle finish machining.

[CatastropheCatalyst]

It's amazing how far metal 3d printing has come, I remember when it was just those big blocks of metal powder you had to clean out afterwards!

[johnr]

This is amazing. I could have never imagined this technology when I was a child.

[paulrivieras]

This Video is basically what my Family thinks, 3D Printing at home is like...

[ODGColornChrome]

Absolutely awesome, I need two of them for my TIG Electrode storage please.

[ikanberapi]

The amount of electricity bills you have to pay is menacing

[antomustaine]

Im just amazed, didn't know that metals can be used in 3d printing, im out of words! The best i saw today in youtube

[niw-wf]

If the price would come down it would be a great solution.

[thanadeae]

Oh my gosh! I didn't even realize that metal 3D printing was possible. This is absolutely amazing! Thank u for sharing the process.

[Joeameturexpert]

No one ever shows stress testing and durability of a 3d part vs standard cast or machined parts.

[lucasblanchard]

That’s awesome! Love how the knurling matches up nicely when they’re put together!

[hunter_abc_]

I wanna see more guns printed, I saw the 1911 they printed and always wondered if a rifle would work

[Mike-]

"The Grid" Tron music continues.

[siddharthavedpathak]

Nostalgic moment!! I used to sell Markforged printers a few months back. One of the best FDM/ADAM/FFF printers. Insane surface finish. Loved the video and the part.

[markforged]

You all are legends -- thanks for what you do and the great videos! 🙌

[Oncelost]

Just entered the machining world at 21 making couplers and fast guides with .0005" tolerence at RMS Medical. We just got 30 of these printers at our facility and they are MIND BLOWING. No scrap, filament is way easier to manipulate then job stock, and the finish coming off is consistent. In the medical field, you don't want a shiny, smooth finish. You want a rugged finish so the skin has something to adhere to. This is the future of machining as a whole. Mark my words🤷🏼‍♂️

[nobody]

Yea you can pick one of these bad boys up at your local hardware store for (depending on options of course) about 2.5 million. Have a great day and always remember to wear safety glasses 😉

[SlickDiecast]

Has anyone done tensile strength testing on 3D printed metal? I would like to see how well it holds up.

[tristanthompson]

Is someone who is in the 3D printing industry, that's fucking sick

[FizsuDeFizz]

It cool to know that nowadays you can 3D print with materials other than plastic.