3D printing is something that should be completely mainstream. The ability to print literally anything you want, from home, is absolutely astounding. My favorite prints are like your wheelchair caps. Something you don't necessarily notice, but is a quality of life improvement for almost nothing.
I'd recommend getting a hardened nozzle for wood filament (and probably the other filled ones), as it quite literally sands down normal nozzles during printing!
The only bad thing about these brilliant new printers is that it makes me feel bad for owning an older Ender 6. Such good advancements in the 3D printing scene, love it.
Dude, I've just discovered your channel and am IMMEDIATELY in Love with it! I line the in-depth descriptions and explanations while still being expedient and also love the type of videos you offer. I've already subscribed after just the first 30 min of knowing this channel existed. Props on supplying water to the foreign community
$399!? Thats an insane price for a 3D printer! What a cool way to prototype and save money for you guys and then passing that along to those who are in need of wheelchairs and other mobility devices you produce. I am always in awe of you and Cam with what you do with your resources. Plus, your videos are super entertaining and insightful. Happy you are here in Utah making this state what it is.
It's a good printer for sure but there are cheaper offerings out there for less that do much more. For example, I own the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro and that cost me $299. $100 less than this printer and has bells and whistles that this printer doesn't have. For someone who would just print random doo-dads, this is fine but anything else, they should buy something better.
Love 3D printing! It is so convenient for tools, decor, and utility. I had a bookshelf missing pegs and was able to print all of them myself. I've also printed a desk cable tray, multiple character models, stands, RasPi cases, and even fidget toys! Color changing filament infinity cubes ftw!
I bought a Bambu Labs P1P and an AMS unit and couldn't be happier! This is a revolution in FDM printing - the speed, the quality and the multicolor option - my previous Ender 3 cannot even compare to this. Heard good things about Ankermake as well!
The university of Maine are attempting to build affordable housing using 3d printing using reusable materials. So far it looks fantastic. They want to test the sustainability through the winter months. If this can be perfected, many people can design their home for an affordable price. Hope this builds steam. But yea 3d printing has come so far.
I must say I'm thoroughly amazed by how user-friendly the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer appears to be! It seems like an exceptional option for novices such as myself. Owning a 3D printer has always been a dream, and this model seems like the ideal investment. The video was fantastic, and I encourage you to continue producing such high-quality content!
We strive to be as user-friendly as possible. Whether you're a beginner or a pro at 3D printing, the AnkerMake M5C is a great choice! Let us know if you have any questions.
Anker really does make some great products! I'm really surprised how well those prints came out, definitely on par with more expensive printers. I think it's about time for them to become sold in big box stores!
This is really impressive given how cheap it is. 3D printers really evolved a lot during the past few years. I might actually consider buying one for myself.
this was awesome! ive always wanted to print in metal filaments, but ive always been to nervous to do it. but after seeing how well it worked, imma give it a try!
After watching this video, I'm really impressed with the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer's user-friendliness! It seems like a fantastic choice for beginners like me. I've always wanted to own a 3D printer, and this one might just be the perfect investment for me. Great video, keep up the good work!
I now know why there is "Everything" in JerryRigEverything. Well he has basic to advanced knowledge in pretty much everything from teardowns of smartphones, laptops, building cars, boreholes, 3d printing, basically Everything.
Greetings from Portugal. Thank you so much for showing the potential of this printer. The video was really good. Keep doing good, good to others. As soon as I have the budget, I will put this printer as one of the potential choices, putting my Ender 3 for leisure work. All the best to everyone.
Fun fact! 1+1=2 was proven in the Principia Mathematica, written by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell, and was published in 1910, 1912, and 1913.
That's really cool!! My boyfriend of 12 years has been interested in 3d printing for a while now and he has one but it has not been easy for him to figure out (even though he is a CNC Machinist and has been one for 20+ years). So thanks for this video because now we can look into the 3d printer you used and buy one to see how much better it is than the one he has already.
I have wanted to try 3D Printing for a while. This seems like a good entry level machine and you can't beat the price. Possibly I can do a review on one. I enjoy your videos immensely.
Consider alloying the correct metals with gold, just as metals are alloyed with gold for jewelry. My mind was blown when I saw the 3D-printed wooden box and a miniature version of the Statue of Liberty.
This is totally different! I didn't know that they started making filament using metals. Imagine what that would be like as a 3D printed fabric! That's so fucking cool.
The quote "Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all" is a famous line from Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem "In Memoriam A.H.H." This long poem, written between 1833 and 1850, serves as a tribute to Tennyson's close friend Arthur Henry Hallam, who had passed away at a young age.
Wow, this video truly showcases the incredible potential of 3D printing technology! The precision and detail achieved in the printed objects are mind-blowing. It's fascinating to see how this technology is revolutionizing various industries, from healthcare to manufacturing. Thanks for sharing.
You said to leave a comment, besides love in your videos, there are very few people like you who are genuinely good God bless and keep up the good work
ive been wanting to get into 3d printing for wanting to make molds for car parts, so this is really awesome to see hopefully i can get a 3d printer soon and try these out myself
4:53 I was fixing my printer and searched up some tutorials for my problem, when i fixed it i searched figdet toy and started print, then i started eatching the video, and guess whats being printed in the video? The exact thing in printing😅❤
I bought one of the old creality 3d printers a few years back, and the thing has been nothing but a nightmare. I ended up gutting the thing and rebuilding it pretty much from scratch. That AnkerMake is really impressive to print at those speeds for that price.
Printers have come a long way. My first printer didn't have a part cooling fan so it could only print ABS and was $500 about 10 years ago. I have a couple creality machines but got tired of working on them and recently got a bambu x1c and its leagues above. For the price, that anker make looks like it would be a great first printer. I doubt it can print some of the claimed filaments without warping though, like ABS and PC.
2:56 Kudos to anyone else who noticed that for a few brief moments Lady Liberty lost her torch. :D
3:51 you can see the broken one in the background😂
I tried jerry rigging my bank account but it didn’t work.
Whhatt
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A rating of four nice, juicy burgers for that comment
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Mine just stole $300 from me instead
You know what else is ultra fast? Gear 5 Luffy vs Kaido!
It's great to see how much 3d printing has improved over the last 10 years, and how the price has fallen so much. Thanks for the video Jerry.
3D printing is something that should be completely mainstream. The ability to print literally anything you want, from home, is absolutely astounding. My favorite prints are like your wheelchair caps. Something you don't necessarily notice, but is a quality of life improvement for almost nothing.
Hey @Michaelramos4482 you want the gold dust? Send me an email JerryRigEverything at gmail *AND* respond to this comment once you do.
@@JerryRigEverything michael you really need to respond quick
Poor guy
I'll be your gold dust huckleberry...
Blud
I'd recommend getting a hardened nozzle for wood filament (and probably the other filled ones), as it quite literally sands down normal nozzles during printing!
The only bad thing about these brilliant new printers is that it makes me feel bad for owning an older Ender 6. Such good advancements in the 3D printing scene, love it.
i own an ender 3 that i recently repaired.
I still have and ender 3 lol.
I prefer resin printers. They are faster and print in better quality.
@nando03012009 is it not a lot more work tho,and you deal with chemicals?
Believe me, with a klipper upgrade that thing would smoke this over advertised piece of crap
I had no idea you could 3D print with wood. Honestly, for 400 bucks I'm pretty impressed with what Anker has made here. Good job Anker.
And wood filament smells so good, like burnt wood of drilling or sawing.
Not good job Anker, this printer actually sucks!
Dude, I've just discovered your channel and am IMMEDIATELY in Love with it! I line the in-depth descriptions and explanations while still being expedient and also love the type of videos you offer. I've already subscribed after just the first 30 min of knowing this channel existed. Props on supplying water to the foreign community
Thank you!
I invite you to come and accept Islam and pave the way for heaven ..
Crazy to see how far 3D printing has come! Kudos to you, creating inexpensive alternatives for the masses 💪🏼
So cool to see how 3D printers have evolved in such a short amount of time, very excited to see what's coming in the next few years.
$399!? Thats an insane price for a 3D printer! What a cool way to prototype and save money for you guys and then passing that along to those who are in need of wheelchairs and other mobility devices you produce. I am always in awe of you and Cam with what you do with your resources. Plus, your videos are super entertaining and insightful. Happy you are here in Utah making this state what it is.
399 bucks is great, however 449€ is making it a hundred dollars more expensive in Europe, that's crazy
It's a good printer for sure but there are cheaper offerings out there for less that do much more. For example, I own the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro and that cost me $299. $100 less than this printer and has bells and whistles that this printer doesn't have. For someone who would just print random doo-dads, this is fine but anything else, they should buy something better.
The plastic-copper filament looking soo good, I'll try it on my printer, thanks!
Love 3D printing! It is so convenient for tools, decor, and utility. I had a bookshelf missing pegs and was able to print all of them myself. I've also printed a desk cable tray, multiple character models, stands, RasPi cases, and even fidget toys! Color changing filament infinity cubes ftw!
You should do a durability test on the 3D-printed objects. It would be really fun to test their durability and scratch resistance.
The video was fantastic, and I encourage you to continue producing such high-quality content!
I bought a Bambu Labs P1P and an AMS unit and couldn't be happier! This is a revolution in FDM printing - the speed, the quality and the multicolor option - my previous Ender 3 cannot even compare to this. Heard good things about Ankermake as well!
Its impressive how 3D printers had advanced to be pretty affordable.
Crazy to see how far 3D printing has come, Unbelievably cool! Keep up the good work :)
The university of Maine are attempting to build affordable housing using 3d printing using reusable materials. So far it looks fantastic. They want to test the sustainability through the winter months. If this can be perfected, many people can design their home for an affordable price. Hope this builds steam. But yea 3d printing has come so far.
Would love to see more about the complex procedure of making filament. Real gold inside of filament sounds so awesome.
Dr flo just did a video on making filament
ive been watching your channel for many years and ive enjoyed the hummer project
3D printing is pretty sick, can't believe how far it's come in the last 5 years
Great video! It’s interesting to see the different materials you were able to successfully print with, even if the gold filament didn’t work out.
I must say I'm thoroughly amazed by how user-friendly the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer appears to be! It seems like an exceptional option for novices such as myself. Owning a 3D printer has always been a dream, and this model seems like the ideal investment. The video was fantastic, and I encourage you to continue producing such high-quality content!
If you're interested in getting one, you can also take a look at what bambulab offers. I personally own a AnkerMake M5 though and I'm perfectly happy.
We strive to be as user-friendly as possible. Whether you're a beginner or a pro at 3D printing, the AnkerMake M5C is a great choice! Let us know if you have any questions.
that's crazy! i always saw 3D printing as an enthusiast project, but it's really accessible to the masses now!
this man has come so far and i have nothing but love and respect for him❤
Anker really does make some great products! I'm really surprised how well those prints came out, definitely on par with more expensive printers. I think it's about time for them to become sold in big box stores!
This is really impressive given how cheap it is. 3D printers really evolved a lot during the past few years. I might actually consider buying one for myself.
This is great, Zack! Hope this Ankermade is ready for primetime!
Jerry is not only extremely talented, he seems to be a genuine nice guy.
Again and again, his name is NOT Jerry.
bro really wants that gold
this was awesome! ive always wanted to print in metal filaments, but ive always been to nervous to do it. but after seeing how well it worked, imma give it a try!
After watching this video, I'm really impressed with the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer's user-friendliness! It seems like a fantastic choice for beginners like me. I've always wanted to own a 3D printer, and this one might just be the perfect investment for me. Great video, keep up the good work!
I now know why there is "Everything" in JerryRigEverything. Well he has basic to advanced knowledge in pretty much everything from teardowns of smartphones, laptops, building cars, boreholes, 3d printing, basically Everything.
It’s actually crazy how many different products Anker has successfully expanded into
and all started with great battery banks and cables
I wish they sold their products in India , but sadly they haven't yet.@@unloveableandre
Who thought it was Okaruns Ball 🙂? or is it just me? ;-;
I'm literally just here for that
Anything Anker! The woodfilament sounds amazing!
3D printing is like having small plastic workshop at your command, you are the manufacturer and also the end user
You got to just love the things that are being created in our time.
Thank you for sharing the 3-D printing. This is so cool.
Greetings from Portugal. Thank you so much for showing the potential of this printer. The video was really good. Keep doing good, good to others. As soon as I have the budget, I will put this printer as one of the potential choices, putting my Ender 3 for leisure work. All the best to everyone.
all that glitters is gold, only the shooting star breaks the mold
I have never thought I will see rusty 3D print. Cool!
Jerry Rig. You Genius my G. We Can't wait till you try a bigger version of that machine 😊
Fun fact! 1+1=2 was proven in the Principia Mathematica, written by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell, and was published in 1910, 1912, and 1913.
Every time I see 3D printing it simply amazes me as applications of this tech are endless.
What you are doing with the wheelchairs is amazing !
That's really cool!! My boyfriend of 12 years has been interested in 3d printing for a while now and he has one but it has not been easy for him to figure out (even though he is a CNC Machinist and has been one for 20+ years). So thanks for this video because now we can look into the 3d printer you used and buy one to see how much better it is than the one he has already.
Love the idea of using 3D printing for the wheel chair end caps in prototype development, very cool idea. Now give me gold!
3D printers are getting more and more impressive
5:45 - Yes, very impressive, spilling all the gold. 👀😄
Thanks for the information brother 💯🤞🏾👑
This is really cool. I've used those filaments before but now I need to try forcing the patina. Thanks for sharing!
I have wanted to try 3D Printing for a while. This seems like a good entry level machine and you can't beat the price. Possibly I can do a review on one. I enjoy your videos immensely.
I"m finally excited by a reasonably priced 3D printer. Thank you.
That seems like one of the nicest 3D printers I’ve seen at that price point! Thanks for sharing.
I've had my Ender 3 Pro for a few months now and I thought it was impressive. But seeing how far we've come with 3D printer tech is amazing
Consider alloying the correct metals with gold, just as metals are alloyed with gold for jewelry.
My mind was blown when I saw the 3D-printed wooden box and a miniature version of the Statue of Liberty.
Very entertaining! Never realized the diversity of filament types that are available.
That copper one after the oxydation looks amazing!
This seems like a really great printer, must watch more reviews and videos to decide but damn that was a fast one! Thanks!
Awesome seeing how far the tech has come, love the copper experiment
Nice to see technology is improving so fast.
Can't believe that printer only costs $399. It's crazy how fast 3d printer tech is moving.
nice printer. I'm thankful to this channel for making these high quality videos for free.
We just ordered one for our school's new makerspace, looking forward to making students ideas come to life!
The quick red fox jumped over the lazy dog.
Amazing to see how fast the technology of 3d printers is advancing!
2:55 Bold statue of liberty at first time 😂
I seriously don't know what to do with that gold even if I get it 😂
That's awesome. 3d printing has come along way
"the hardest part is always the assembly" LOL defo forced words
That Ankermake is just amazing. Dayuuum!
bananas are blue on a Tuesday that falls to the tomato. nice printer and video like always.
i’ve always wanted to print a statue of liberty like that with the copper filament
You should talk to the guy who is 3d printing molten glass. I bet you two could colab and make a real gold print, but it would have to be pure gold.
crazy how far 3d printing has come.
The copper 3d filament looks so cool
I dont know what I am gonna do with this printer but I want it...just for geeking🤣🤣🤣🤣
This 3d printer seems like a dream come true for its low price. I cant wait until the v6 color engine comes out!
This is totally different! I didn't know that they started making filament using metals. Imagine what that would be like as a 3D printed fabric! That's so fucking cool.
Very cool to see the different media's available
Wow! That 3D printer is revolutionary
The quote "Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all" is a famous line from Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem "In Memoriam A.H.H." This long poem, written between 1833 and 1850, serves as a tribute to Tennyson's close friend Arthur Henry Hallam, who had passed away at a young age.
Wow, this video truly showcases the incredible potential of 3D printing technology! The precision and detail achieved in the printed objects are mind-blowing. It's fascinating to see how this technology is revolutionizing various industries, from healthcare to manufacturing. Thanks for sharing.
Came for the entertainment, stayed for the gold :)
Wow,3D printing is so much fun.
You said to leave a comment, besides love in your videos, there are very few people like you who are genuinely good God bless and keep up the good work
Really cool to see such fast metal 3D printer at $399!
Hope you make a gold filament soon... 👍
Can't imagine what 3d printing will be like 10 years from now
ive been wanting to get into 3d printing for wanting to make molds for car parts, so this is really awesome to see
hopefully i can get a 3d printer soon and try these out myself
4:53 I was fixing my printer and searched up some tutorials for my problem, when i fixed it i searched figdet toy and started print, then i started eatching the video, and guess whats being printed in the video? The exact thing in printing😅❤
This copper filament is dope 👌Greetings! 👋
Do aluminum next;
Fused deposition modeling (FDM)
Laser powder bed fusion (LPBF)
Electron beam melting (EBM)
Binder Jetting
Cold Fusion
Wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM)
I normally skip advertisements, but the way u advertising for things make it interesting to watch.easy business than cracking phones😎
Every time I watch, Jerry reminds me of the TV show Mcgyver the guy that knows everything lol.
Amazing jerry, was thinking about metal input. U did it, great job
Looks like a nice printer. I love the speed.
I bought one of the old creality 3d printers a few years back, and the thing has been nothing but a nightmare. I ended up gutting the thing and rebuilding it pretty much from scratch.
That AnkerMake is really impressive to print at those speeds for that price.
Printers have come a long way. My first printer didn't have a part cooling fan so it could only print ABS and was $500 about 10 years ago. I have a couple creality machines but got tired of working on them and recently got a bambu x1c and its leagues above. For the price, that anker make looks like it would be a great first printer. I doubt it can print some of the claimed filaments without warping though, like ABS and PC.
I was not too interested in the early 3D printers, but now it's getting interesting..
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