This is my most extensive project yet, I wish you all enjoyed it! If you have any questions, feel free ask below; If you would like to support my work and get access to behind the sences stuff and project updates, check out my Patreon: www.patreon.com/KRALYN3D. Thanks for all your enoucring words and support!
Man creates a new style of 3d printers from scratch to prove to companies that they could be more creative with their 3d printers. Now that's what I call proving a point!
It's just a regular printer scaled down and upside down... there's nothing innovative here. That's not to say it's not a wonderful design, it is. He did an outstanding job of putting things together.
It's been done before (on larger scales), but it's never been this perfected. Using synchro-cables on a small design to make it even smaller is simply genius. The only issue is scaling the printer up, but limit switches and automatic bed leveling might mitigate bad tolerances.
@@MCOGroupNews The gentleman who made this design is very talented. It would take several departments working together to achieve what he did in one year.
I built a rep rap printer in 2010 and wrote all my own firmware for it in around 14 months... Depends on where you are in life.. Now I have kids and couldn't do it in 5 years lol
Its also fair to take into account that the 3d printer market is pretty mature at this point and he probably had a lot of already tested ideas to work off of as a base wich would have decreased the time it would take
@@oneheadlight8000 Ok but you didn't come up with a different design with additional constraints and integrate it. That is magnitudes harder than building something others have built before you where you can ask a lot of people or seek help in a guide or forum.
Man, I'm not sure you are aware of the revolution your design is going to cause in the 3D printing world. I thank you infinitely for your vocation and talent, best of success in any of your projects!
I agree! In this day and age where the standard is to keep everything completely under wraps for the sake of future monetization, the fact that Kralyn has done extensive engineering to develop a product AND released the plans under Creative Commons is truly incredible. I think this project alone has put supporting his Patreon at the top of my "stuff to buy" list.
it remindsme of the inventor of the www/internet( at cer and given it for free to the world,just for we the people of the world have to pay companies\providors for every kb we uze it. every single time...sad but true.
Hope that this will get allot more traction. This is really amazing and a great piece of engineering! While I personally don't need the portability, this kind of printer would still be real addition to my 3d printing man-cave and I think it will to allot of makers. The fact that you pratically are giving this all away for free shows a true sense of maker spirit and will definity inspire more youngster to keep innovation going. Bless you and thank you.
This right here is the future of FDM printers. Absolute genius in concept and execution along with tenacious dedication to goal and outcome. All in the name of betterment of 3D industry and community. You are truly gifted, and thank you. Thinking outside of the box to make it fit in a box. Love it!
Fascinating development process -- in a way, more significant than the printer itself. This video is a must-see for any budding engineer. Glad I could have a small part in your process of creating a truly impressive printer.
I'm just speechless . This project will fetch you millions of dollars but you decide to share it. You are wonderful soul with a wonderful day talent. I will make to include your logo once I am fincially capable.
i've been looking for a 3D printer for my small space and nothing on the market seems to be right for me-- this one seems perfect though! what an incredible design and even more incredible that you are sharing it. I hope someone picks this up and manufactures it so more people can enjoy your work
You make me proud to be human. Selfless, passionate, and talented. The world needs more people like you. This is incredible and I'm confident that your work will revolutionize the industry.
Releasing this project for free is incredible. I really hope this project catches eyes of manufacturers and pushes things forward. Thank you for sharing your hard work.
As amazing as this printer is, I just wanted to mention I like how you formatted and structured your video. Every bit of it was interesting and informative, especially the design process. I am excited to see what products are released as a result of this work. Good luck on your future projects as well!
I'm very very new into 3D printing BUT all videos i watched so far weren't as interesting as yours!! Seeing every step in development, make it so much more valuable, than just seeing the new and old version compared. Such a genius invention! Wish i could have it RIGHT now :D Looking forward to it!
This is one of the most amazing 3d printer projects that actually looks viable to make or support, I've seen a lot of experimental printers in various configuration polar, Cartesian, delta and some other weird variations but this is by far the most interesting design by its portability and the fact that it's head to head in quality with a prusa mk3, I'd would love to support this project and you should collaborate with some of the big brands like Naomi Wu did with the Cr30 printmill or at least start a crowdfunding initiative to launch your project, would be amazing to see one of this in my desk one day
This is genuinely amazing. Your design thinking, the improvements/innovations for each version and the motivation to release the best possible version are astounding. I hope I can reach your level one day. If I ever have the resources to build a Positron myself, I will definitely do so!
As a fellow engineer this video makes me very very happy. The fact that you made this great design you spent A LOT of hours designing available to the public for free is admirable. Thank you sir for adding something unique and great to 3d printing!!!
I give it 12 months max before Creality starts selling their own Positron style printers. Also congrats on a job well done, this is one of the most innovative and clever 3d printers in a long time and I can't wait to see what you do next!
I just finished watching this episode and Kralyn, you are an amazing inventor and are the definition of innovation, I can’t wait for the build series as well as making my own positron V3. No matter who makes it, I will forever know you as it’s creator, thank you for this
This was like MMX of 3d printer world.. Aesthetically pleasing and working like magic. Thank you for the contribution. I hope someone with abilities to mass produce picks this up..
What an absolute madlad, thank you for sharing and congratulations for the fantastic product that you've created! I'd personally never thought of upside down printing in order to reduce center of gravity!
I have been showing everyone this idea and have been VERY CLOSE to obtaining all the components to begin building a few... BUT... I have a feeling I may be able to BACK YOU INSTEAD!!!! 😂 I hope you get the right advice this time around so the campaign succeeds bro... if I knew you personally, I believe the last one would’ve went differently. Either way, you’re destined for a WIN, and this should be it.
People like you restore my faith in this hollowing world. You surely are a light we all needed. Rest easy, for you have succeeded and succeeded well in the eyes of the world. Congratulations.
You are going to go down as a legend in the 3D printing scene my friend! Thank you for advancing the technology we have today, I cannot wait for a product to be commercialized off of your design (all credits to you). Cheers!
this is an incredible project. im glad you keep repeating the name over and over and over so that people dont forget. cant wait to see what you do next
This is awesome, especially the FOSS nature of it. I feel like potentially a partner company might have been willing to license the design, so the creator could have gotten some well deserved money out of it. Hopefully this catches on/becomes popular.
I'm sold on your design. Innovation like never seen before in the community. Now, looking forward to build one of my own. Wish you success. Congratulations.
I'm at the point in my engineering degree where I understood everything you said and the steps in the design process and all. You do such amazing work and spent so much time perfecting your design. Keep up the good work! You truly are an inspiration.
It's amazing that you're still a student and we're able to come up with this. I'm finishing up my engineering degree and can't imagine coming up with something like this
This is why I went to college to study mechanical engineering! I have to say this is an amazing video, well narrated, informative, very engaging, and exciting. I am super impressed with your generosity as this is s design that should be fetching you some good coin. But some people are like that, were community and social and technical progress are as important as also keeping it all to yourself to ultimately one day make them to sell. I am right at the beginning of this tech, I know zero but this video did truly capture my full attention and I just want to say thank you so much for what you did here. I can't wait to see what comes next! Keep designing my friend, it is fun and super rewarding. Oh, and you have earned an instant subscriber right here with this video, it is exactly what I am looking for!!! Cheers!
First time checking out this channel and seeing this! I can't believe this is actually real and you release all this amazing work for free... With the big possibility of shaking the entire consumer 3d printing business! I genuinely have no words. But thank you! I will be supporting you from now on, keep up the amazing work!
Amazing! And thank you for your generous donation to the 3D printer community! I'm sure some of these design choices will influence the designs of future 3D printers.
Fantastic. I've been interested in 3D printers but most are too big to fit in a family home especially just for casual use. This would be a game changer.
Just keep in mind, 3d printers are melting plastics. Thus, giving off some toxic fumes. The amount depends on the specific filament being used. A housing/tenting unit with a tube exaust structure to the outside is recommended. Easy to build one yourself.
You are, simply put, a person that embodies the ideas of generosity and creativity that make the world of 3D printing great. Thank you for your incredible work, design, effort, and dedication to bring this printer to life!
You are a true Inventor, money and fame are not your goal just making things better for everyone. This literally turns the world of FDM printing upside down, can't wait until there is a model commercially available. Thank you
This is by far the most revolutionary consumer 3d printer designs in almost a decade. Your dedication to making this work while exceeding all expectations is just astounding. You then go on to release everything to the community for free as a gift. Thank you. Your generosity leaves me speechless because anything else I say would feel like an understatement. I wish I could say more, but I'm at a loss for words.
I absolutely love this. Such a smart design, and it's clear you've put tons of effort into working out the issues. The small packing space is a HUGE selling point to me - i'd love to have a 3d printer, but i do not have space to put and keep a huge box somewhere in my apartment. This one would be so easy to set up when i need it, and pack away on a shelf when done. I really hope someone picks this up to manufacture, or at least sell kits with the necessary parts to build it myself.
This printer and its design deserve to be picked up and put in production. I believe there is a sizable market for a portable compact printer for onsite component manufacture.
I've been following you since the first power bank, and I really like your videos. Even though I haven't a 3D printer for budget and space reasons, your project looks very tempting and so well designed, and I might buy/build one when you make it possible. I do appreciate your work a lot, and although I never had supported any channel on Patreon I am considering supporting you because you really deserve a reward for doing such a great contribution to the community.
This is awesome! I saw the first video and thought it was interesting and very innovative! Can't wait to see this come to market, I'll be looking for it!
Great video! As a mechanical engineer I can appreciate the level of detail you go into with the design process. "I was surprised it worked, even with the janky parts" - that is what engineering is all about. thank you for putting this on youtube
Industrial designer here, this is literally what we do. The design process, starting from research to sketches and iterations. I really enjoyed the video and will definitely look into doing this project. Keep up the work. Cheers my friend.
This is insanely awesome! Then the fact that you release it into the world for free is just mind blowing! You and your team deserve some major awards! This changes so much vs the current norm. Hopefully a big company picks this up and brings you and your team on to pay you top dollar to keep up these kinds of innovations. As I don't have any way of producing one myself, I will be waiting eagerly for a purchasable version! Now on to signing up to your Patreon!
Awesome project!!!, inspiring to say the least. Really impressed with your decision to publish the project, it really feels like you want to make a change in the community. Man you're a hero! 🙌🙌
You. Are. A. Legend. Seriously. You invent an innovative, futuristic-af, completely new 3d printer and release it to the public under the cc license. The world needs more people like you!
what an incredible good implementation of an unique printer-design. feels like the first delta when everything else was mendel or i3-based. really looking forward to someone to manufacture this design without too much cost-saving cuts.
Thank you for this inspirational walkthrough and for sharing your designs. It's every engineer's dream to make a compact machine that works. I'm working on building 3D printable PCB mills, thank you for explaining your design choices, love to see more of this, please keep making more machines.
This design is incredible! It feels so much more futuristic than any other design I've seen in a long time. I already have enough 3D printers but now I want this one as well!
Congratulations on hitting your design goals with this design! What an achievement! And such a climactic gift to the community and the industry at the end :) Excited for your future creations and ongoing leadership by example in this space.
Looks awesome! I can't wait for these and/or clones that use the plans to be purchasable! Just hoping we see some for sale soon, as I would love to get my first printer.
Amazing work, ingenuity, persistence and dedication you have shown us. Very impressive results you achieved, specially the speed to quality ratio looks excellent for the size. This is a great reminder that innovation is always possible and congratulations on your successful project. Seeing the development steps and reasoning for me was most interesting thank you for sharing. And to make this design openly available is super generous and honorable from you, thank you. Its a good candidate for a kickstarter campaign but as you explained its not an option and thats a shame, but glad to see you already have new ideas and other projects that you are invested and that is great to know, the Patreon move is great. Wish you many successful future projects and never stop innovating
Amazing design, I can't imagine how much work and dedication you put into this project. I find it funny to see you using Miro and Onshape, my company runs on this as well :P Thank you for sharing your process, this was very nice to watch and informative.
Fantastic work. I was waiting patiently to see the final release of this printer. I think your a very smart person and wish you all the best in your journey. I hope some companies take you up on the offer to manufacture this design. Elon musk should pick it up for sure. Mars needs printers.
It is amazing and generous to release this to the public and I hope a full kit comes out sometime as I don't have nearly enough knowledge to build one of these myself.
Wow, that looks great! I really liked getting a look into your process for reaching this point, start to finish. This gives me more inspiration for trying to design a metal-cutting CNC machine. I saw from the map that you are at MIT; will you stay in the machine design area? I will be going to Northwestern for their PhD program soon and hope to learn more about machine design for additive and subtractive manufacturing. I wonder if I will hear more about you/your work in this area. No worries if you can't share; keep up the good work!
It's a revolutionary design man. Your concept and design is Totally different. This is the best thing I have ever seen for 3d printers. I appreciate your hardwork and dedication.
This is my most extensive project yet, I wish you all enjoyed it! If you have any questions, feel free ask below; If you would like to support my work and get access to behind the sences stuff and project updates, check out my Patreon: www.patreon.com/KRALYN3D. Thanks for all your enoucring words and support!
its soo beatifull, I recommend that you register your design internationally so that the Chinese do not steal your designs. its an advice
Thank u, I hope it's available in Vietnam so that the 3d printing community here can experience it
Hope you gone sell these
@@nijok00 Not entirely sure that you can stop someone who intends to do it anyway. Just in general.
Are there any flaws, that are still left?
Man creates a new style of 3d printers from scratch to prove to companies that they could be more creative with their 3d printers. Now that's what I call proving a point!
I don't think it's about creativity, I think it's more to keep cost and complexity down to make it accessible.
@@Sphyxx nice
It's just a regular printer scaled down and upside down... there's nothing innovative here. That's not to say it's not a wonderful design, it is. He did an outstanding job of putting things together.
@@saltwaterrook4638 ....that can print as fast as a voron, can build bigger pieces, fits in a spool box and that can print +5cm overhangs.
It's been done before (on larger scales), but it's never been this perfected.
Using synchro-cables on a small design to make it even smaller is simply genius.
The only issue is scaling the printer up, but limit switches and automatic bed leveling might mitigate bad tolerances.
Possibly the most impressive part of this is the speed of the design cycle. Absolutely crazy to do this in a year.
Man's must have incredible time management
@@MCOGroupNews The gentleman who made this design is very talented. It would take several departments working together to achieve what he did in one year.
I built a rep rap printer in 2010 and wrote all my own firmware for it in around 14 months... Depends on where you are in life.. Now I have kids and couldn't do it in 5 years lol
Its also fair to take into account that the 3d printer market is pretty mature at this point and he probably had a lot of already tested ideas to work off of as a base wich would have decreased the time it would take
@@oneheadlight8000
Ok but you didn't come up with a different design with additional constraints and integrate it. That is magnitudes harder than building something others have built before you where you can ask a lot of people or seek help in a guide or forum.
Putting well over a thousand hours into something and then sharing it with the world for free is absolutely amazing of you. You are a modern day hero.
Wow. What a smart and selfless dude. And he released the design as open source. Imagine how many companies will make this thing.
The answer is ZERO.
I'm waiting over a year for somebody to bring this product to the market, and absolutely nothing happens!!!
Watched the entire video with my jaw dropped. This technology is absolutely mind blowing.
Man, I'm not sure you are aware of the revolution your design is going to cause in the 3D printing world. I thank you infinitely for your vocation and talent, best of success in any of your projects!
i second that comment. Lets hope you get too make some money on your idea before some large company picks up on it...
The upside down part may or may not be that revolutionary but the most of the project design ideas are.
@@EspenShampoo25 Before China exploits his work with their slave labor. FTFY.
This is amazing and your generosity is... I'm speechless. Thank you so much for such an awesome build. I can't wait to build this. Cheers!!
I agree! In this day and age where the standard is to keep everything completely under wraps for the sake of future monetization, the fact that Kralyn has done extensive engineering to develop a product AND released the plans under Creative Commons is truly incredible.
I think this project alone has put supporting his Patreon at the top of my "stuff to buy" list.
it remindsme of the inventor of the www/internet( at cer and given it for free to the world,just for we the people of the world have to pay companies\providors for every kb we uze it. every single time...sad but true.
Hope that this will get allot more traction. This is really amazing and a great piece of engineering! While I personally don't need the portability, this kind of printer would still be real addition to my 3d printing man-cave and I think it will to allot of makers. The fact that you pratically are giving this all away for free shows a true sense of maker spirit and will definity inspire more youngster to keep innovation going. Bless you and thank you.
You're a genius, this is a lovely design, I wish there were more people like you, the world would be quite different today
This right here is the future of FDM printers. Absolute genius in concept and execution along with tenacious dedication to goal and outcome. All in the name of betterment of 3D industry and community. You are truly gifted, and thank you. Thinking outside of the box to make it fit in a box. Love it!
Fascinating development process -- in a way, more significant than the printer itself. This video is a must-see for any budding engineer. Glad I could have a small part in your process of creating a truly impressive printer.
Thank you very much for the inspiration!
This is an incredible design and I cannot thank you enough for developing it so far and for releasing it under such generous terms.
I'm just speechless . This project will fetch you millions of dollars but you decide to share it. You are wonderful soul with a wonderful day talent. I will make to include your logo once I am fincially capable.
i've been looking for a 3D printer for my small space and nothing on the market seems to be right for me-- this one seems perfect though! what an incredible design and even more incredible that you are sharing it. I hope someone picks this up and manufactures it so more people can enjoy your work
It's crazy you did all this and then released it under creative commons for anyone to sell. Props to you man. You earned a new patron in me.
HUGE props for making the design publicly available.
Amazing work!
You make me proud to be human. Selfless, passionate, and talented. The world needs more people like you. This is incredible and I'm confident that your work will revolutionize the industry.
K I'm convinced, I used to think Positron was a silly novelty project when I heard about it, but now I want one lol
Releasing this project for free is incredible. I really hope this project catches eyes of manufacturers and pushes things forward. Thank you for sharing your hard work.
As amazing as this printer is, I just wanted to mention I like how you formatted and structured your video. Every bit of it was interesting and informative, especially the design process. I am excited to see what products are released as a result of this work. Good luck on your future projects as well!
Awesome work! I really hope someone offers a complete kit to assemble, I would definitely buy one!
Same
@@SomeD00D01 here here
Seems like LDOmotors is working on it...
@@simontanguay3619 Oh can you point me in the right direction with a link?
As would i
Man what an emotional rollercoaster project! All that work is sure to pay off
I'm very very new into 3D printing BUT all videos i watched so far weren't as interesting as yours!! Seeing every step in development, make it so much more valuable, than just seeing the new and old version compared. Such a genius invention! Wish i could have it RIGHT now :D
Looking forward to it!
Love seeing the design process. As a designer myself it's very instructive. Your first principles design process is next level.
This is one of the most amazing 3d printer projects that actually looks viable to make or support, I've seen a lot of experimental printers in various configuration polar, Cartesian, delta and some other weird variations but this is by far the most interesting design by its portability and the fact that it's head to head in quality with a prusa mk3, I'd would love to support this project and you should collaborate with some of the big brands like Naomi Wu did with the Cr30 printmill or at least start a crowdfunding initiative to launch your project, would be amazing to see one of this in my desk one day
This is genuinely amazing. Your design thinking, the improvements/innovations for each version and the motivation to release the best possible version are astounding. I hope I can reach your level one day. If I ever have the resources to build a Positron myself, I will definitely do so!
this is the most impressive 3D printer and the designer that i ever see
best design 3d printer so far
As a fellow engineer this video makes me very very happy. The fact that you made this great design you spent A LOT of hours designing available to the public for free is admirable. Thank you sir for adding something unique and great to 3d printing!!!
This is bloody amazing, well done mate. I hope to order a kit and build my own one day!
same, would love to build one.
I give it 12 months max before Creality starts selling their own Positron style printers.
Also congrats on a job well done, this is one of the most innovative and clever 3d printers in a long time and I can't wait to see what you do next!
I just finished watching this episode and Kralyn, you are an amazing inventor and are the definition of innovation, I can’t wait for the build series as well as making my own positron V3. No matter who makes it, I will forever know you as it’s creator, thank you for this
This is really Out of the box of 3D printing mechanism. Maybe to be put in the box. Something I never thought possible. 👍good job
This was like MMX of 3d printer world.. Aesthetically pleasing and working like magic. Thank you for the contribution. I hope someone with abilities to mass produce picks this up..
What an absolute madlad, thank you for sharing and congratulations for the fantastic product that you've created! I'd personally never thought of upside down printing in order to reduce center of gravity!
I have been showing everyone this idea and have been VERY CLOSE to obtaining all the components to begin building a few... BUT... I have a feeling I may be able to BACK YOU INSTEAD!!!! 😂 I hope you get the right advice this time around so the campaign succeeds bro... if I knew you personally, I believe the last one would’ve went differently. Either way, you’re destined for a WIN, and this should be it.
I'm in the exact same place!! I want to make one so badly
❤
People like you restore my faith in this hollowing world. You surely are a light we all needed. Rest easy, for you have succeeded and succeeded well in the eyes of the world. Congratulations.
How does this not have more interest than it already does? Various methods used in this build are revolutionary.
You are going to go down as a legend in the 3D printing scene my friend! Thank you for advancing the technology we have today, I cannot wait for a product to be commercialized off of your design (all credits to you). Cheers!
this is an incredible project. im glad you keep repeating the name over and over and over so that people dont forget. cant wait to see what you do next
This is awesome, especially the FOSS nature of it.
I feel like potentially a partner company might have been willing to license the design, so the creator could have gotten some well deserved money out of it.
Hopefully this catches on/becomes popular.
As long as it's not covered by existing patents.
I'm sold on your design. Innovation like never seen before in the community. Now, looking forward to build one of my own. Wish you success. Congratulations.
I'm at the point in my engineering degree where I understood everything you said and the steps in the design process and all. You do such amazing work and spent so much time perfecting your design. Keep up the good work! You truly are an inspiration.
YEAH BUDDY!!! I've been waiting for this. So excited!
hi
@@morbus5726 Hi back. Isn't this printer cool? He did such a good job!
Looking forward to critical review :D
@@DesignPrototypeTest this thing is crazy. Hope companies catch on on the opportunity and begin moving away from the trashy i3 style.
Holy crap! I can't believe you're going to be open sourcing the entire thing!
Definitely going to be supporting you on Patreon
Kralyn, you my friend, are a legend and a genius! cant wait to build my own Positron v3!
It's amazing that you're still a student and we're able to come up with this. I'm finishing up my engineering degree and can't imagine coming up with something like this
I already got the degree and invented something but is nothing compared to this.
This is why I went to college to study mechanical engineering! I have to say this is an amazing video, well narrated, informative, very engaging, and exciting. I am super impressed with your generosity as this is s design that should be fetching you some good coin. But some people are like that, were community and social and technical progress are as important as also keeping it all to yourself to ultimately one day make them to sell. I am right at the beginning of this tech, I know zero but this video did truly capture my full attention and I just want to say thank you so much for what you did here. I can't wait to see what comes next! Keep designing my friend, it is fun and super rewarding. Oh, and you have earned an instant subscriber right here with this video, it is exactly what I am looking for!!! Cheers!
Amazing work my friend!
Prusa should support this project.
@brezov prut Prusa is evil!!!!
You gunna make a video on this one?
You should build one and/or review this! More power to the community \m/
First time checking out this channel and seeing this! I can't believe this is actually real and you release all this amazing work for free... With the big possibility of shaking the entire consumer 3d printing business!
I genuinely have no words. But thank you! I will be supporting you from now on, keep up the amazing work!
Amazing! And thank you for your generous donation to the 3D printer community! I'm sure some of these design choices will influence the designs of future 3D printers.
Fantastic. I've been interested in 3D printers but most are too big to fit in a family home especially just for casual use. This would be a game changer.
Just keep in mind, 3d printers are melting plastics. Thus, giving off some toxic fumes. The amount depends on the specific filament being used. A housing/tenting unit with a tube exaust structure to the outside is recommended. Easy to build one yourself.
You are, simply put, a person that embodies the ideas of generosity and creativity that make the world of 3D printing great. Thank you for your incredible work, design, effort, and dedication to bring this printer to life!
I am just blown by your engineering drive! Congrats on releasing V3!
You're a legend man. Many enthusiasts will appreciate your time, effort, and drive for this. Keep up the good work!
Absolutely love the awesomeness and openness of this. I might consider building one. Thanks for your work!
This is amazing in just about every way. An amazing story of innovation, hard work, perseverance, and to give this all away for free. Wow!
You are a true Inventor, money and fame are not your goal just making things better for everyone. This literally turns the world of FDM printing upside down, can't wait until there is a model commercially available. Thank you
This is by far the most revolutionary consumer 3d printer designs in almost a decade. Your dedication to making this work while exceeding all expectations is just astounding.
You then go on to release everything to the community for free as a gift. Thank you. Your generosity leaves me speechless because anything else I say would feel like an understatement. I wish I could say more, but I'm at a loss for words.
As a Patent lawyer this hurts me
Amazing! Keep up the good work Kralyn! Hopefully some company decides to build it and bring it to market. It would be great to have.
I absolutely love this. Such a smart design, and it's clear you've put tons of effort into working out the issues. The small packing space is a HUGE selling point to me - i'd love to have a 3d printer, but i do not have space to put and keep a huge box somewhere in my apartment. This one would be so easy to set up when i need it, and pack away on a shelf when done. I really hope someone picks this up to manufacture, or at least sell kits with the necessary parts to build it myself.
TAKE MY MONNNEEEYYYY!!!! dude that blew me away!! i love it and wish it was for sale cause i totally would buy it and want one! SUPER AWESOME!!!
I am about everything you do man! Thank you for your passion and philanthropy.
This printer and its design deserve to be picked up and put in production. I believe there is a sizable market for a portable compact printer for onsite component manufacture.
I'd buy one right now.
@@Bishop0178 how much would you pay for it?
$600
Same here. I think I'm in the 800+ range. I need something portable in my travels.
@@weaponizedemoticon1131 why do you need a portable printer? So I can understand what's the target audience
I've been following you since the first power bank, and I really like your videos. Even though I haven't a 3D printer for budget and space reasons, your project looks very tempting and so well designed, and I might buy/build one when you make it possible.
I do appreciate your work a lot, and although I never had supported any channel on Patreon I am considering supporting you because you really deserve a reward for doing such a great contribution to the community.
This is awesome! I saw the first video and thought it was interesting and very innovative! Can't wait to see this come to market, I'll be looking for it!
Great video! As a mechanical engineer I can appreciate the level of detail you go into with the design process. "I was surprised it worked, even with the janky parts" - that is what engineering is all about. thank you for putting this on youtube
Industrial designer here, this is literally what we do. The design process, starting from research to sketches and iterations. I really enjoyed the video and will definitely look into doing this project. Keep up the work. Cheers my friend.
Excellent work!!!
I just joined your Patreon account. Hope to see new updates, plans and new posts.
Keep it up and Best of luck
Thank you very much!!
This is insanely awesome! Then the fact that you release it into the world for free is just mind blowing! You and your team deserve some major awards! This changes so much vs the current norm. Hopefully a big company picks this up and brings you and your team on to pay you top dollar to keep up these kinds of innovations. As I don't have any way of producing one myself, I will be waiting eagerly for a purchasable version! Now on to signing up to your Patreon!
Oh Yeah!
Me too 😀👍
Awesome project!!!, inspiring to say the least. Really impressed with your decision to publish the project, it really feels like you want to make a change in the community. Man you're a hero! 🙌🙌
You. Are. A. Legend. Seriously. You invent an innovative, futuristic-af, completely new 3d printer and release it to the public under the cc license. The world needs more people like you!
You could make an absolute killing on this thing, but you're releasing it for free. Wow. Just, wow. You, sir, are amazing.
Amazing work mate, really something to be proud of.
what an incredible good implementation of an unique printer-design. feels like the first delta when everything else was mendel or i3-based. really looking forward to someone to manufacture this design without too much cost-saving cuts.
Thank you for this inspirational walkthrough and for sharing your designs. It's every engineer's dream to make a compact machine that works. I'm working on building 3D printable PCB mills, thank you for explaining your design choices, love to see more of this, please keep making more machines.
This design is incredible! It feels so much more futuristic than any other design I've seen in a long time. I already have enough 3D printers but now I want this one as well!
This is one of the most incredible things in the 3d printer hobby I've seen in a while! Amazing work
Congratulations on hitting your design goals with this design! What an achievement! And such a climactic gift to the community and the industry at the end :) Excited for your future creations and ongoing leadership by example in this space.
Looks awesome! I can't wait for these and/or clones that use the plans to be purchasable! Just hoping we see some for sale soon, as I would love to get my first printer.
Amazing work, ingenuity, persistence and dedication you have shown us. Very impressive results you achieved, specially the speed to quality ratio looks excellent for the size. This is a great reminder that innovation is always possible and congratulations on your successful project. Seeing the development steps and reasoning for me was most interesting thank you for sharing. And to make this design openly available is super generous and honorable from you, thank you. Its a good candidate for a kickstarter campaign but as you explained its not an option and thats a shame, but glad to see you already have new ideas and other projects that you are invested and that is great to know, the Patreon move is great. Wish you many successful future projects and never stop innovating
This has to be one of the most gorgeous designs I've seen for a compact 3D printer. That kinematics layout is just _damn sexy._
Awesome gift to the community!
I guess you could say you have turned the 3D Printing World…UPSIDE DOWN!
This is gonna be amazing. Kudos to your innovation!
Amazing design, I can't imagine how much work and dedication you put into this project. I find it funny to see you using Miro and Onshape, my company runs on this as well :P
Thank you for sharing your process, this was very nice to watch and informative.
Revolutionary in all aspects. Well done. Be the change you want to see. I love it.
I am amazed. You are beyond many huge brands. This is an awesome work
Even before releasing your design to the public, your design thought process and candor was a gift. Best wishes and good luck!
Fantastic work. I was waiting patiently to see the final release of this printer. I think your a very smart person and wish you all the best in your journey. I hope some companies take you up on the offer to manufacture this design. Elon musk should pick it up for sure. Mars needs printers.
"Mars needs printers" - That should be a t-shirt with a CAD design of the Positron and the KRALYN 3D logo.
Great work!!!!!
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It is amazing and generous to release this to the public and I hope a full kit comes out sometime as I don't have nearly enough knowledge to build one of these myself.
Your process and documentation is impressive.
Even though one of the main goals is portability, I would love to see this with a bigger build volume to keep on my desk. Amazing work.
All it needs is a community like voron.
This is an amazing printer and I’m really excited to watch the build series on this. Where did you get the synchromesh cable from?
Wow, that looks great! I really liked getting a look into your process for reaching this point, start to finish. This gives me more inspiration for trying to design a metal-cutting CNC machine.
I saw from the map that you are at MIT; will you stay in the machine design area? I will be going to Northwestern for their PhD program soon and hope to learn more about machine design for additive and subtractive manufacturing. I wonder if I will hear more about you/your work in this area. No worries if you can't share; keep up the good work!
Thank you! I will be working in this industry in the future
Absolutely astonishing design. I simply can't believe you fit a 180x185x180mmm build volume into a spool box. Bravo.
It's a revolutionary design man. Your concept and design is Totally different. This is the best thing I have ever seen for 3d printers. I appreciate your hardwork and dedication.