7 GIGANTIC 3D Printer Farms Making Millions of Parts

3D Print Farms with hundreds of machines have been popping up all across the globe. These giant 3D Printer Farms are producing thousands of parts for all types of industries. Today we will discuss the top 7 companies leading the charge behind a new era of manufacturing.

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About Slant 3D

🏭 High-Volume 3D Printing: Scalability Meets Flexibility
Slant 3D's Large-Scale 3D Print Farms utilize 1000's of FDM 3D printers working 24/7 to offer limitless scalability and unparalleled flexibility. Whether it's 100 or 100,000 parts, our system can handle it reliably, while still allowing for real-time design updates, ensuring products evolve with the times. This adaptability is key in today's fast-paced world.

🌿 Sustainable Manufacturing: Eco-Friendly Efficiency
Embrace a system that drastically reduces carbon emissions by eliminating carbon-intensive steps in the supply chain, such as global shipping and warehousing. Our approach minimizes this footprint, offering a more sustainable manufacturing option.

⚙️ Digital Warehouses: Parts On-Demand
Think of print farms as a "Digital Warehouse", meaning we can store your parts digitally on a server rather than physically on a shelf. parts are available on-demand, reducing the need for extensive physical inventory.

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Video Sources

The Future of Lighting | Gantri

Road To 100,000 3D Printers

How Winning Products Are Manufactured - Custom Moon Lamp

Lulzbot Cluster: Machines Making Machines

Out of Darts Print Farm Tour

Updated Tour of Texas' Largest 3D Print Farm

[mururoa]

Video idea: Since you're building your own printers, it'd be interesting to hear what in your opinion are the essential features, properties and qualities an industrial printer needs to have.

[Etrehumain]

The respectful part is you didn't made 50% about 6 print famrs, and 50% of advertising of your company. You are fair and that's nice

[DIYGarage_SoCal]

I was lucky enough to to visit the Prusa facility and check out their new print farm a few months ago. Its very impressive to see so many printers churning out parts.

[RazDesignAB]

Cool video! The idea with print-farms and the fact you can actually make it work as not just a concept but a real business is so cool!

[lajoyalobos]

Is it possible to do a video on the printers at Slant? Nothing too crazy but things like how it is built, what kind of hot end, bed surface, replacement parts (3d printed vs off the shelf) etc etc etc. Basically a video for us to geek out on and also maybe draw inspiration for our own printers for the cases when things from the hobby printer world overlaps with the printing farm world.

[LibertyEver]

I have no interest in running a commercial print farm but this video was fascinating. My goal is to keep my 3D printers busy making my own designs that I sell online. For me, 3D printing is a low cost way to manufacture in low volume for my home based business, but I love watching the large scale success of Slant 3D.

[thenextlayer]

Wow I had no idea you had such a massive farm. Cool!

[markiverson]

Lake Area Technical College has a farm of 50 Lulzbots including a metal and a carbon fiber Markforged printers. Students also each build a custom printer for class. With those they reach well over 100 printers.

[FriendshipLights]

Amazing video, Looking forward to more Slant3D content!

[alike]

Why is it called a farm and not a factory?

[nickdarrow]

3DPrintedDebris = ~100 printers
MadeInUrbana = ~100 printers
Galactic Armory = ~85 printers
WindArrow3d = ~65 printers

[alexecheverria]

I take my hat off to all those entrepreneurs who manage the output of more than one printer. I cannot control mine for consistent prints! Amateur!

[namstudio]

MVH studio in Lefkada-Greece has 185 3d printers that prints custom racing wheels

[boko]

Would love to see a video talking about / dedicated to 3d printer design for print farms!!!

[ChromePhoenixQ]

Heard of a farm in Canada called polyvetica that's pretty low key but they pump out tens of thousands of parts every month. Some of the small businesses I shop at have their products made by them.

[JasonCarpentier]

Invent3D has a pretty large farm if I remember from Joel checking them out. They are a mix of engineered repeatable parts and a 3d printing as a service. Pretty rad! Thanks for the view inside this market.

[dennisraadschelders]

Signify has over 500 printers, biggest lighting company in world.

[daliasprints]

Really informative about the state of this stuff.

[livefree]

Hmmm. I thought is was bei g original. I've been 3d print farming for about 5 years. (10 printers).

I own a maintenance company and I manufacture my own parts for the services to the customers fleet. Some parts cost me $40 and I resell with 20% mark up. But I can 3d print same component for $2.00

[dudemithut]

Dude, that moon lamp thing is fake. You can even see the spherical spinning molds in the background. Not all manufacturer are fake, but this exact video is fake.