Top 5 Metal 3D Printers 2021

The top 5 metal 3d printers, from desktop models to full production models

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5- MarkForged

4- Studio System

3- Sharebot M1

2- Eos M 100

1- Production System

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[goliathprojects]

When I clicked on the video, I had hopes that metal printing could be a nice hobby.

The price tags and the size of the machines changed my mind really quick

[nightriderscrew]

Ooh, nice. Now I just need 300k $ for this printer. Thank you, such a great product 😅

[ddchows]

For the small price of $100, 000 you too can print lowers hahahaha insane

[paulwarren]

Until the cost of these machines comes WAY down, "lost PLA" casting is still the most cost effective method for hobbyists to cheaply produce metal parts.
$100 for a cheap printer and another $100-$200 for a used furnace and you're good to go.

[weldmachine]

A Story, but a funny story for anyone who has been super desperate to start their own business.

I have a good friend who is a Design Engineer and great with both CAD & CAM.

He always wanted to go out on his own but could not think of how he could do it ??
( the thoughts of Many people who work for a boss i guess ?? )

He had the opportunity to meet a company through a family friend.
The company needed to possibly ?? manufacture an Aluminium component for a piece of equipment they were designing.
They first wanted to see a prototype part prior to manufacture.

He managed to convince them he could manufacture this part ????
They mostly wanted to see the actual part for real before starting to manufacture.

Just prior to this my friend brought a standard 3D Printer just to have fun with.
His idea, as stupid as it was ????
Was to make the part on his 3D Printer, and show the company the part ??

But ??
They were expecting a part made from Aluminium ??

He 3D Printed the part.
Spent hours sanding it nicely then Painted it with Aluminium Paint, LOL. ??
I seen it after he finished ?
It actually looked pretty good.
At first i thought he actually went out and brought a CNC Machine ?

He showed the company the part.
Out of the few guys that were looking at the part.
One guy commented ?
It seems very light even for Aluminium.

My Friend at that point started to panic thinking the guy was calling him out for making the part out of Plastic, LOL.

The other guys started joking and saying what were you expecting a rock ?

My friend grabbed the part asap and held it before the guy could say anymore.

My friend said to me later ?
He was absolutely shitting himself if they work out i was bullshitting them that would be it.

He went away, and a few weeks later they asked about going into full manufacturing of this part.
He said Yes without thinking ?? LOL.
He did not even have a CNC machine to make the part ??

As quick as he could, he brought a good second hand CNC machine put it in a rented workshop and started making the parts.

After a few months a brand new CNC machine arrived and he was flat out making parts for this company.
Later he sold the second hand CNC machine and replaced it with 2 brand new CNC machines and started employing staff.
Now has 6 full time guys, more machines and he is back in the office running his own business.

As mentioned.
A Story.
But it just goes to show.
You Need to have some balls to start a business sometimes, LOL

[jairosouza]

It is a dream for those who love building things. I hope some day I will have money to buy this printer.

[joemulkerins]

I was kind of looking for something to leave on my desk somewhere on the left hand side 😄

[platin]

I prefer to have my models locally on my computer and send to the printer and not done online.

[JSHUAKANE]

"Cloud based slicer" sounds like a good way to steal your designs.

[pheorrungurd]

If we could spin a room in space, creating artificial gravity, then you could use some of these metal 3d printers in space to repair parts of a ship, or even build the ship outright while in space. Especially if you could mine and refine asteroids, just slowly make a larger ship to house a much larger 3d printer. Do that until you could build massive ships in the outer atmosphere, completely out of 3d printers, at least the outer hauls, and metallic parts. Humans could then wire/plumb the ship. These might as well have revolutionized how we could make space faring ships.

[ethanspaziani]

While I am happy the technology exists and is becoming more and more widespread I am still sad at both the expense and size of the machines needed although I understand it will take more time this is an extremely amazing piece of technology I hope that someday the technology is refined and mass produced enough so that hobbyists could get their hands on it and do some of their own work I have lots of ideas myself I hope to one day use this kind of machine for but at its current price tag I would never be able to afford one in my lifetime

[gvxclassics]

I worked for a 3D company for many years, a major driver of SLS metal powder engineering and the SLS machines and sintering kiln. I was always disappointed with the cost and low throughput of 3D systems compared with conventional metal fabrication, using 5 axis mills and billets of whatever metal you wished to use. Our customers spent a lot of time frustrated getting good quality parts. Perhaps the parts are of better quality now, but, I do not see that costs or manufacturing time has improved much in 15 years since I left.

[kraftrad]

cloud based slicer is a nogo. Not for my hobby projects, but for the company I'm working for

[__WJK__]

Good video. Incidentally, pricing is always (always) a welcoming touch in any "Top 5" review video. That said, a video showing the absolute cheapest 3D metal printers (complete w/which metals they can/can't do) would be awesome.

[deltafire]

Funny how all the programs are online so the company/government can keep an eye on what you're making.

[DespaceMan]

For less than 5k I can purchase a lathe & milling machine to make the same items & probably quicker lol. At the moment it's like the first VCR these 3D printers are ridiculous expensive.

[TheCebulon]

Love they music. Doesn’t matter what he is talking about. :-))
Greetings from Munich, Tom.

[Bobby-kvgc]

I would never buy a cloud-based solution. Anyone using such a system would be breaking the non-disclosure agreements they have with customers.

[BearerOfLightSonOfGod]

Wow can I use this to 3d print an affordable metal 3d printer.

[merritt]

Jesus, having an entire 3d printer that can do the entire PM process just sounds incredible.