Yeah. I feel like everyone is trying to print this with TPU or something flexible, but it’s not meant to be flexible. Basketballs don’t squish like that.
That’s the problem with everyone printing these, they use TPU. What really makes something bounce is how hard and tough it is. TPU is tough, but not hard. That’s why a steel ball on a steel anvil bounces so well, because it doesn’t deform so all of that energy goes right back into the ball. Use something like Nylon for it to be tough and harder.
@@MegaMetal96 sounds to me like you’re over-confident in calling me wrong. Bounce a TPU ball on concrete, then bounce a hardened steel ball on concrete. See which one bounces higher.
@@dakonx7049imagine spending months or years to make a perfect airless basketball and you see a guy that just takes the template and make one in just few days Also does it weigh like a basketball?
The issue is that the real ball actually has two layers that are ≤ 1cm apart and it has little supports that would be very difficult for a 3D printer to make.
I ALMOST printed it myself bro. That ain't gone bounce more than that. They use a resin mixed with a powder to make the original. I downloaded both files. It's free.but wherever Google's the recipe and has a big enough resin printer u can make a killing. They're over $2k right now
Filament might be too soft,might need something more rigid but not stiff or brittle
I used some overture super PLA + for a 5.5 ball and works pretty well.
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I’m not sure if there’s a filament that can replicate exactly. Maybe cast in silicone and use something more rigid and bouncy
Yeah. I feel like everyone is trying to print this with TPU or something flexible, but it’s not meant to be flexible. Basketballs don’t squish like that.
It never even bounced in the original video
Sell it for 2.5k now
Nah less because if it’s not from Wilson then is not the same product it even has more sound than the original that ball is at least 900$
@@watchingentertainment7596 yeah i know just joking 😂
It doesn't bounce nearly as well. He had to bend and stay very close to the floor just to bounce it.
It's illegal
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The neighbor 💀
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Print with nylon. Then it will be less brittle and it will have a greater bounce
Is nylon really bouncy and will it work to make the airless basketball
Someone did nylon and it broke
I wonder if ASA would work
Make a glow in the dark one next.
That’s the problem with everyone printing these, they use TPU. What really makes something bounce is how hard and tough it is. TPU is tough, but not hard. That’s why a steel ball on a steel anvil bounces so well, because it doesn’t deform so all of that energy goes right back into the ball. Use something like Nylon for it to be tough and harder.
Exactly if you use TPU it doesn’t bounce at all it’s like the second it hits the floor it just stays there
It has nothing to do with those. It’s about the deformation of the material. You want more elastic than plastic, but still enough to keep its shape.
This ain’t nothing but overly-confident stupidity
Literally what he said haha@muffinconsumer4431
@@MegaMetal96 sounds to me like you’re over-confident in calling me wrong. Bounce a TPU ball on concrete, then bounce a hardened steel ball on concrete. See which one bounces higher.
This is so satisfying! ❤❤❤
The printing is very exquisite, and you saved another basketball money
The best remake I’ve seen so far
It’s literally unusable lmao some of the pla ones actually bounced
bro is a professional upstairs neighbour
This video is pure gold.
Great bounce to it!
you can make a really bouncy 3d printed basketball using super PLA +, but you need to reduce the dimensions of the the ball or it will crack open
or coat it in 3D Goop
Can’t wait for the actual one to get used someday
It's lame ASF
lame and useless since it was already invented and works very well..
I made triangle wheels for your car, some one want to buy? (40k for a wheel)
“Bro just put some air in the ball it’s not that flat”
"It's a basketball! I 3d printed it!"
Well, what are you waiting for? Throw me a pass!
@@WYKLO
**passes ball**
Bounces just like a real ball
Thats so cool
What material did you use?
what setting do I need for the supports to look like that?
You ever find out? Mine is trying to make supports through the middle of the ball so I won’t be able to remove it after printing lmao
Very nice ❤❤
May I have the machine and material information? Thanks a lot!!
Nice print, how long did it take to print?
The future is finally here (especially with that hexagonal design)
You can measure the pressure with this ball
Yo mate, try printing with either ptg or pla+ at 70% that soze
Can you bounce it from a higher height?
Try a higher shore tpu, 98 should be good.
Is this 99a tpu?
How did you do that without it collapsing in on it self
Which type of plastic is this?!?
What type of material did you use?
Where can I have the 3D file?
Thingerverse
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You can 3d print a soft body?
What filament did you use?
Gotta get your hands on the right compound!
what 3d printer is that
what 3d printer was that on?
Что за пластик? Где взят модель для печати?
How can you remove supports so easily? is it the same material?
How long to print?
Ma’am how much did that ball cost $$$
What type of support is that?
What is the infill pattern used?
What filament and please link to model
What's material?
What was the support setting because those supports peeled off real easy please let me know
what filament do you use???
I still see air, try again
You forgot the crucial second layer that's the main reason for the bounce loss
Now I can't unhear it 💀
What material was this printed with?
Which filament is it?
What’s the settings and material??
what printer is it?
Price?
Wait what printer is that
What filament did you use to make it?
What printer is this?
The fact that it would be pretty hard to tell if it was a real "airless basket" to any potential buyers. . . 💀
Bounce of the ball delivers that's fake
How is the P1P in quality prints?
I think rubber and leather with some air in it would make this perfect 🧐
Which 3d printer do you use?
Is it tpu?
Yes
This dude saw Wilson, and was like…”nah imma do that now”.
What filament does it use
are they quiet to use?
"Yeah...There airless."
*Hears sound*
"THEY ARE SO QUIET :)"
Is that pla or a special type of filament
Probably TPU because it’s flexible but if you make this on your own try Super PLA +
What kind of filament is that
How u pay for that printer
What filament is that
And they giving it to us for 2.5k, bro just printed it at home.
It still don’t work like Wilson theirs actually bounce like the original basketball
@@LETTHETRUTHBETOLD229depends on the filament, i printed one that bounces almost like wilson’s
@@dakonx7049imagine spending months or years to make a perfect airless basketball and you see a guy that just takes the template and make one in just few days
Also does it weigh like a basketball?
@@dakonx7049 what filament did you use ?
@@franciscogil411i saw someone say nylon
It looks kinda hard to bounce
Which filament?
The issue is that the real ball actually has two layers that are ≤ 1cm apart and it has little supports that would be very difficult for a 3D printer to make.
Make a psp UMD tray for PlayStation disk
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Can I buy it?
Bro I can’t find the right filament for it I tried PETG and PLA but niether worked.😕
What filament you usingng
the fact that it cost wilson a few cents and very little time and effort to make and they're 2.5k for it is crazy.
Should have used better filament…I’m learning too
Can you resin print this?
Maybe if you use spring-like inside the ball. They will be of use as intended
Doesn't have the inner layer like the new ball so this one doesn't have much spring and easily collapses
J’étais déjà abonné avant la vidéo 😂
What exactly do you apply for that to stick to the base the way it does???
Where do you get the printing format from and what did you use for the ball
Which filament are used
Tpu
@@davidlikestoprinttpu 95A?
The sound reminds me of metamorphosis music
What filament is that?
Slam dunk with it
Material????
tpu or pla?
“Hey guys, buy the reverse flux now, it’s a basketball that bounces right back to your hand! no reverse.” ahh basketball 😭
The fact we can do this casually for a tenth of the price when they sell it for like 3k~ is just casual capitalism.
What filament?
I ALMOST printed it myself bro. That ain't gone bounce more than that. They use a resin mixed with a powder to make the original. I downloaded both files. It's free.but wherever Google's the recipe and has a big enough resin printer u can make a killing. They're over $2k right now
2k for useless crap, when already great balls have been created, perform 100x better and cost less..
With that hard ass dribbling that definitely ain't the Wilson one lol