SUPER FAST 3D Printing at RAPID + TCT!

RAPID + TCT was AMAZING! We had the chance to visit some booths on the last day, and SO MUCH BLEW MY MIND! Here is who we saw:

00:00 IT BEGINS at Mosaic
00:21 Pantheon Design
03:44 Nexa3D
09:26 E3D
13:25 Slice Engineering
16:23 Impossible Objects
19:54 Lumafield

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[crowguy]

Looks like a step back. My Ender 3 and many other printers do the shaking autonomously.

[boardinrider]

really like the idea of the ballscrews with no rails, but I don't think they have seen a voron lol

[utkusonmez]

I love how you are not just ender 3 and prusa owner and call yourself expert. You really love this hobby. Glad i found your channel.

[PantheonDesign]

So great to meet you Joel. We'll see you in Van for beers and 3d printing.

[davydatwood]

Thor looked so excited when you suggested the tow hitch. I love it!

[Repkord]

SUCH A GREAT SHOW! Glad you got all this coverage too. Despite walking through there for two days I still missed some of these booths.

[justinholtkamp]

Hey Joel! It was great meeting you at Rapid:) For the Pantheon machine I wanna see sideways if possible and printing one of the many torture tests by Angus from Makers Muse! And Since it’s so fast maybe try multiple prints at once?

[JohnDoe-rxvn]

The engineering behind that x-ray machine is probably insane. Imagine tracking the vectors and interference patterns of x-rays and mapping them to a 3d model. Amazing.

[turnerhayes]

Very excited for high speed revo nozzles, especially if the length of the nozzle doesn't change...would truely be a game changer for Volcano+ speeds

[freak]

For pantheon, print a flexible material while the printer is mounted on a shaker table, "swing", or tensegrity table so the lateral movements become harmonic. But ball screw motion control and servo drive seems insane.

[rcmaniac]

Joel: Industrial Additive, In Pajamas
Kube (from Nexa): <sudden realization that he's been overdressed this whole time>

Thanks for doing this Joel. It's always fun to see the industrial machines and processes (and even a non-3D printer)

[batteriesareincludeduasllc]

Hey Joel, see if you can "borrow" or review a rivian, or a lightning ev vehicle and print on the way home. You'll get two reviews with one trip. just a thought...

[c.j.]

I was legit interested in the pantheon, knowing it was a commercial printer I assumed it would be outrageously expensive, but the actual cost still managed to surprise me.

[dguy-xkfc]

That pantheon is super interesting. I would like to see a review. Not while riding in a car or dangling off a cliff necessarily. That would be silly. Will the price point be somewhat doable is also an interesting aspect.

[radicalrick]

*_Hilarious, at first I was thinking darn this video is long. Near the end, I'm thinking darn this video is not long enough!_*

[mikejones-ndni]

With that Pantheon printer i would love to see you print i full body cosplay costume, Something like a Stormtrooper suit.. Or even better a Mandalorian suit. Things like that that Forever so if this printer is really as fast as he says then that would be a Great test

[BrenzMarie]

Hey Joel - If you can pick up a Pantheon printer in BC, maybe you could take a speedboat ride back home from Vancouver to Seattle. And you could print a whole bunch of little benches, or maybe a gigantic one, during the boat ride. Bon voyage!

[LincolnWorld]

So much fun! I hope there is another video coming with more booths. I love seeing this stuff.
Are Thor and Sean related? High-5!

[hjpqzxn]

Skydive and print! Or fly me out to jump with it

[stevensmith]

It's wild what happens in a year. Today I can get similar speeds on the exact same printer I bought 3 years ago with a raspberry pi, klipper firmware, a cheap accelorometer and a simple hotend upgrade. Or you can buy one off the shelf for under $1000.