$150,000 Metal 3D Printer 🤯 #3dprinter #3dprinting #shorts

[EchosTackyTiki]

I feel like when the ATF finds out about how this can print critical firearms components they're gonna have a bird.

[thistle]

I've used this before. He's leaving out that you need a huge oven to post harden the prints, otherwise they're as soft and brittle as gypsum

[NotFarmerFlats]

Wow $150k is downright affordable for the capabilities.

[badlandman]

$150, 000 can honestly not be that much to the right person. If you are running a business and constantly have expensive parts that break. It could be more cost effective to print them instead of buying them.

[definitelynotjames]

Gunsmiths when they realize they can print their metal parts now

[railworksamerica]

I know what I’ll be doing with this!
**3D prints an AK-47**

[necurrence]

We had one of these back in Engineering university. Our teacher told us that the printed parts are not as hard as metal but rather it's a metal powder temporarily lasered together to form a part. You still need to put the part in a special oven that requires a lot of time and energy to get a real part. This machine is only useful for small production, you'll probably never recover your investment from buying one.

[thejakefromstatefarm]

That wrench looks like it would break if used on anything that isn’t hand tightened lol.

[infected]

Man we can print metal now, wow, I have a 3D printer and every time it’s running I’m just staring at it, like seeing the printer slowly create your design is amazing

[fleshdog]

This would be good for printing LEGAL ITEMS NOT REGULATED BY THE GOVERNMENT, boy would I like to print ITEMS THAT DON'T HAVE GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS.

[KnoxGTX]

You forgot to add the secondary sintering process that’s needed for the finished part…

[marinamarinx]

150k is wrong - every Prusa or Bambulab can print BASF Metal Filament.
150k would be ok for a big SLS metal powder Printer with post processing unit and burning oven

[Cortanis]

I'd like to see parts off this thing properly stress tested in public. No options for camera cuts or other antics. Print a tool or a stressed part and them pull a produced name brand equivalent tool from an average store like Lowes and such to test against.

[EdgyShooter]

Now need to find a way to convice my boss that we definitely need one of these...

[JB-zcsn]

Mainstream media's gonna see this and be like "How YOUR CHILD is 3D printing ASSAULT WEAPONS"

[hampopper]

Its just a normal dual filament 3d printer that's using metal and ceramic filament. Now the furnace looks good. but the 150k is terribly expensive for a filament 3d printer.

[steveg]

We have one. The complexity you can achieve is amazing.

[Noobish_Camper]

In 30 years when you can pick one up for under 1k this will be life changing.

[spikethedog]

Imagine 3D printing a real ironman suit with that

[dillanlein]

The gas for sintering the parts is the most expensive cost of this machine $400 each time you process a print