I Made My 3D Printer 10ft Tall

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[sqiudy-catmedland]

This is absolutely unhinged and i love it, i now need to see an emily sized 3d printed emily

[PROG-MAN]

"I just did it for the meme.. but the meme worked. So what if we made it useful?"
Proceeds to make a ten foot tall cowboy hat

[ExcusetheMess]

6:39 the banding makes sense if you think about the amount of backlash you get from the stretch of a 10’ belt driven z axis. It gets better the shorter the belt.

[ratgreen]

It actually worked way better than I thought it would. There is a cura plugin that slows down the print speed based on Z layer height, I think slowing down as you get higher would help a lot.
Also maybe if you can, make clips that clip to the Z rails, and attach to the print, like the supports that hold up a space rocket on the launchpad. You'd have to add them manually as the print gets higher.

[SecondLifeDesigner]

Try printing something inside a tube and then use lateral supports that connect your inner print with the outer tube. You can make the outer tube full of holes to cut down on the amount of filament you need. This should help make your print more stable and eliminate the nozzle pushing the print around as it gets taller.

[SeeCoryRun]

You two are hilarious! This is the first 3D printing video in so long to genuinely make me laugh while peaking the interest of my armchair engineer core. This was AWESOME, you have a new sub for sure, keep it up!

[gruzzob]

It's... Beautiful.

The sword might have come out slightly better if it was rotated 90 degrees, as that way it wont be wobbling quite so much as the bed slings. Won't do anything for the nozzle dragging though.

[hgec]

You need to use a printing system that moves in both Z and X. No moving surface. This will both improve stability and prevent a situation where the weight is too great for the surface. And also in the filling of the print it is worthwhile for you to use a strong filling in a way that will make it harder.

[Spaceman]

This is the first video I've ever seen from Emily and I'm already all in.

[ahkine]

This is mental, and i am totally here for it. We need to get her and simone giertz together. imagine the world they could build.

[MattGrayYES]

Love it! Properly laughed out loud at the sun roof!

[outofdarts]

This was entertaining from start to finish! The Doug Dim-Amog was just the cherry on top.

[jacobrollins]

This might be a dumb 3D printer but you were smart enough to make it work.

[alexsalchemy]

20 seconds into this video and I already love your entire approach, this is amazing.

[benben]

I’ve always seen “I made this giant 3d printer” blah blah blah… my question is… how small can you make one? What is the smallest functional 3d printer? Now I should state that when I say smallest I don’t just mean a nozzle that can only print straight upwards but like a 3d printer that has a tiny working space but is still useful for certain applications

[path.of.the.salaf.]

Eiffel tower was really amazing tbh. Make more crazy things pls. Love all the crazy stuff you build on the channel ❤

[stikosek]

I haven't laughed like that for a really long time, absolutely fantastic video!

[quintunesp]

OMG, I just Love this content you have made recently, you literally engineer things to be fun, even if a little silly, but extremely entertaining, and I am thinking about the handle of a certain axe to be printed in this now 😂

[juanrodes]

I should have discovered this channel waaaay before. I love the memes, the crazy as hell ideas, it's... BRILLANT!

[thomasawl]

3:49 i love everything about this shot. The stretched benchy, the noise she makes, the power pack just there on the floor, the YPO pritt-stick.