3D Printer TimeLapse: Vases | Creality Ender 3 Pro
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2024
- 3D Printer Time-lapse Compilation of Vases on Creality Ender 3 Pro with OctoLapse + Motion Control Camera
0:00 Ender 3 Leveling
0:10 Timelapse: Fluid Vase
0:24 Fluid Vase, close-up view
0:37 Curvy Vase
0:43 Pen Holder Vase
1:01 Julia Fractal Twist Vase
1:11 Fluid Vase on Marble PLA
1:26 Cylinder5 Low Poly Vase
1:33 3DBenchy
STL Files
I printed the models MUCH SMALLER than they actually are in the original STL Files.
In most cases I also changed the proportions.
"FLUID vase" by Josef Průša, josefprusa
Prusa_Research_Vase_Dominik_Cisar.stl
- www.thingiverse.com/thing:133...
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"Curvy Vase" by Noah Netz, Bear02
Vase.STL
- www.thingiverse.com/thing:279...
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"Pen Holder" by Daniel, damm301
penholder.stl
- www.thingiverse.com/thing:73489
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"Julia Fractal Twist Vase" by JD, jdegenstein
180915_julia_z7_700.stl
- www.thingiverse.com/thing:310...
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"Vasemania: Low poly vases" by Fernando Jerez, Ferjerez
cylinder5.stl
- www.thingiverse.com/thing:263...
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3DBenchy - The jolly 3D printing torture-test by CreativeTools.se
3DBenchy.stl
- www.thingiverse.com/thing:763622
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Big Thanks
Gina Häußge, the creator and main developer of OctoPrint, and she has a channel:
▶︎ / octoprint3d
FormerLurker, the creator of the OctoLapse plugin, he also has a channel:
▶︎ / formerlurker
▶︎ • Octolapse V0.4.0 - Ena... Enable Custom Image Preferences tutorial
Without OctoPrint and OctoLapse, you wouldn't have ANY of these super cool 3D Printing timelapse videos on UA-cam!
Gavin Luke, the composer behind the 'Jules Gaia' alias
www.gavinluke.com
▶︎ • Atypical (Inspiration ... Atypical (Inspiration for)
Amazing 3D Printing Channels
I keep learning with them, every time! If you just bought a 3D Printer and you want to get the most out of it you MUST subscribe to these guys:
Stefan Hermann's "CNC Kitchen"
▶︎ / cnckitchen
Chuck Hellebuyck's "Fillament Friday"
▶︎ / beginnerelectronics
Joel Telling's "3D Printing Nerd"
▶︎ / 3dprintingnerd
Kevin Kennedy's "Product Design Online", teaching Fusion 360
▶︎ / productdesignonline
#3DPrinter #Ender3 #3DPrintTimelapse
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Written, Performed and Produced by Everson Siqueira
Music Licensed from Epidemic Sound
Jubilation
Jules Gaia
▶︎ • Jubilation
www.epidemicsound.com/track/r...
Thank you Mr. Luke for such uplifting songs. Electro Swing is amazing! - Навчання та стиль
next level timelapses, well done! 👏😎
OMG! It is Marsgizmo 🤯 Thanks man! Mihai’s curved slider looks dope too! Timelapses will change! 😉
@@GeekDetour yup 😉 pretty soon
I Love 3D Printer
I think it’s awesome how you got the time lapse to take a picture so that you could see the extruder swinging back-and-forth in the background. That’s a real nice change compared to most other Time-lapse videos that you see. I really wish I could make time lapse of my prints, but I have trouble sourcing a affordable raspberry pi to use Octoprint
I used a Raspberry Pi 3B+ that I had before the pandemics / chips shortage… I am planing on building a dedicated Timelapse Machine and it needs a Raspberry Pi 4 (I got a 65MP Cam for it) but I refuse to pay the price we see now!
@@GeekDetour yes it’s absolutely ridiculous. I don’t know a whole lot about the pi stuff or coding or electronics and that whole side of the hobby. I’m super keen to learn though, I’d love to incorporate that kind of stuff into my prints, and makes. I’ve recently been teaching myself fusion 360 with the aid of some UA-cam teachers, specifically Paul mcwhorter has been a huge help. Still far from where I’d like to be but I’ve made pretty good progress considering when I first downloaded it I couldn’t figure anything at all out.
I'm just here for the "IT'S NOT FOOD SAFE" comments. But for real, having the hotend moving so fluid during the time lapse really makes it stand out. This video was amazing for "just" being about printed vases!
Thank you!! 🤗
Oh, it is totally NOT food safe!!! 😜 The Sushi Shoyu Dipping Vase (failed low poly cylinder) went to the trash just after I had my lunch 🍱
Man, this might be one of my favorite videos EVER! Your time-lapse is NEXT LEVEL!
Thank you SO MUCH 🤗 To do these timelapses I built a camera system that moved around the prints, one bit after every layer… it took me two months just to make the camera rig… this thing lives deep in my heart - I still need to make a video just about how it was made.
Very good, bro! You really are an amazing video director. Great camera position, great lights, cool music, and plus that radio-like voiceover. hahaha! I just can't stop watching again and again. hahaha! I loved the whole package!
Wow, man! You just made my day - for real! Your illustrations are so beautiful and uplifting, I have deep admiration for your work, so, what can I say?! Thank you so much for watching 😄
Wow! This is some MKBHD level video production quality, keep up the good work man!
Thank you so much Sahil 🤗 Your comment made my day ❤️
Your cinematography is SOOOOOO GOOD
Thank you so much ❤️😊
Great production on your vids. You need way more views bro!
Ha ha, thanks! Well, some videos are not bad in terms of views: ua-cam.com/video/l1UHEkJKnDc/v-deo.html But this one didn’t get traction so far 🤔😭 And that was a bit sad: I though my camera motion would knock everybody’s socks off in this one! 🤣
Este video es arte! Debería tener millones de visitas y likes!!!!
Muchísimas gracias! Que el Señor Algoritmo te oiga y pueda sonreír para mi vídeo 😄
Just 18k views???? Man it sure is hard to get your labors worth of views on this platform. You did an amazing job creating this awesome film so congratulations for your success! You deserve more views .
Hi there! Thank you so much for your kind words - this particular video indeed makes me a bit sad: it was a bunch of work and many details taken into account (I had a spreadsheet to calculate the number of beats I wanted the print head to perform, in function to the height of each piece)… I made a different acceleration curve to make it look more “beating” than a senoidal curve… all the lighting, not to mention the camera motion system. Still trying to figure how to make it more interesting to “click”.
@@GeekDetour …. Thank you for the reply🙏.. yes, before there was light, there was the algorithm 😆.
That is a work of art!
Simon, thank you SO MUCH ❤️ It took me so much time to make everything in sync with the music… just for the sake of being cool 😎 You made my day!
@@GeekDetour yeah you are amazing! I wish I can do that too!
🤗Thanks! ❤️ Oh, it is not something crazy hard… you need to start making simpler time-lapses and improve them a little bit every time. (of course, the first step is having a 3D printer with a Raspberry Pi running OctoLapse and a webcam connected to it 🤔)
Yay!!!! Can’t wait!!! 👏👏👏
Wow, you came to the Premiere! Thanks 🤣❤️🥰
That's awesome.
Thanks!!!
pretty cool
Красивый ролик!
Hell thats great time lapse how did you get the camera to move about love it
AMAZING! Can you tell us how you make the how end dance like that in the timelapse? I never seen that one b4! :D JUST WOW
Thanks Adrian! Do you really want to know?! Buckle-up:
To make the hot end move together at the same beat as the music, first you need to:
1. decide the music you are going to use (and know/count it’s bpm),
2. know in advance how many layers you will print,
3. decide how many beats (and measures from the song) your print will follow along in the video,
4. and calculate the coordinates of a senoidal movement for the x-movement of the print head, and input the list of coordinates in OctoLapse.
OctoLapse has some “stabilizing” moving options, but they almost never match the song you chose. You need to manually calculate the coordinates if you want to get a nice sync 🤨 Making this video was an insane amount of work. Not so sure when I will make another one like this!
How did you make this time lapse? I mean the hardware and software that you used . If possible, make a video tutorial about making such a time lapse .I would also like to make such a system for my 3D printer
Sublime style -- makes me sad I can't create something like it. Hopefully you haven't forgotten to open-source your methods. :D
Thanks! My “integration” is still incredibly half-baked (or “held with tape” if you will). Not sure when/if I will make it into a public project.
That timelaps is 🔥❤😍, u have to teach me or make one video on that so othere can learn too👌👍
Hi there! First you need a 3D Printer 😎 Then, a Raspberry Pi to run "OctoPrint" and a plugin called OctoLapse - there are excellent tutorials showing the whole process, here is one: ua-cam.com/video/CjOIxKxb3h8/v-deo.html
@@GeekDetour thanks,i send u pic when i get my own 3d printer in next few years, untill that u have to show me amazing videos❤👌🔥👍
did you use a 4, or a 6 axis camera rig, and how did you managed to control it via GCODE, on the raspberry? i am really impressed, well done.
Thanks! It still needs a LOT of refinement both in hardware as software… I will make a video specifically about it in the future. It is lightweight, has 3 axis (moves sideways, turn left-right and turns up-down) and as it is mounted on the X Gantry, it travels up-down as the Z-Axis of the printer moves (so, it would be a 4th axis). And the camera is, are you ready?, the Logitech C920 webcam 😁, well… with part of its structure striped.
@@GeekDetour did you striped out the webcam in order to reduce weight and not introduce wobbling to the printer?
Yes. Mostly the foot of the webcam was totally unnecessary dead weight and size. But for my second “big revision” of this project I will use an OEM camera module, not a strip-down camera. It will be smaller and lighter.
Nice prints. Can you post the profiles used? I have trouble to getsimilar results
Thank you! Oh, my printing settings won’t help much… My Ender 3 was heavily modified… The part-fan cooling is not the original one, the Bowden tube is different, at a different length, the Z leading screw has a different pitch and the Y motor is a different stepper motor than the original one 🤣 I am not saying I got better parts necessarily, just that everything is different, so, my profile makes good prints in THIS crazy Ender I have now 😃
Hello friend, I am from CHILE, I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW YOU MAKE THE CAMERA MOVE FROM RIGHT TO LEFT IN THE TIMESLAPE.
Hi there! I made a 3 axis motorized mount for my webcam - is is controlled via extra software I wrote to integrate it with OctoPrint. It is all extremely experimental and full of bugs yet 🤣
Cute
Thank you!!!!
Hi. Whenever i try to do time lapse for vase using the plugin it makes a gap between within the layer. I use a plugin where the head goes to the end to press the shutter button. When it comes back it skips part of the layer. Can u help ?
Hi there! Sorry for the delay. When I make a Timelapse, the printed part never gets really perfect… Pausing for the photo always has side-effects.
@@GeekDetour thanks for the reply. Best results i could get was when i increased the retraction distance. I used a retraction tower with the plugin to get the best out of it
imprimir algo para poner más de un audífono de computadoras saludos desde cuba, estoy pensando en comprarme una impresora 3d cuando mejore la situación con el COVID
print case for diy emergency lamp ? unique lighting case ?
I wish our home had more space for decoration… We are looking for a bigger place, then we might print decoration things
@@GeekDetour it might be a new business chance too! People might start ordering shapes! Then your next mission will be " how to recycle plastics into 3d printer "ammo" 😁, it is exciting to think of where it leads.
@@GeekDetour space... Indeed it is a problem. The only wayto add space to a limited space ,is to add another "floor".
Looks like cgi would never have guessed its real till you took it off the board without the glow.
Yeah… the Blue light made the fluorescent filament look very, very unnatural to the point it looked CGI… also because the camera movement is controlled by software. It took me so much work and it got almost artificial 😂
when you do a timelapse changing the shoot position is called a hyperlapse
Then, that’s a Hyperlapse 😂 I just didn’t have a cool name to call it ☝️
please, share code to use a slide camera ?
Oh, I appreciate your curiosity… But, Geez, it was so terribly improvised and hard to set… you cannot call it “software” exactly, it is not easy to set and use. A bunch of script, things on the Slicer, things on OctoPrint…
how? Wow!
Hey 👋 Thanks! It is a Logitech C922 webcam connected to a Raspberry Pi running OctoPrint with the OctoLapse plug-in to take photos after each layer is completed (like all 3D Printing Timelapses). The difference here is that I created a motion system to move the camera, it moves sideways, turn left and right and tilt up and down… it is all controlled by software and in sync with the printer.
@@GeekDetour whats name of software to sync?
Can you please do more arduino unboxing and testing? I love to see more of that
Absolutely! I am actually moving my 3D Printing videos to a separate channel called “Geek Detour 3D Printed” (just created it yesterday, here: ua-cam.com/channels/cEdbefPq3SpvDQwNKceJNg.html
On this “Geek Detour” channel, I’ll focus on Arduino videos, reviews, tech tips and occasional Apple tips (since I use lots of Apple stuff).
@@GeekDetour good to hear!
I print vases!
Ha ha ha, right? Vases are AWESOME 👏 😎
Plaeas bring vidios on robotics
Can failed print plastic be reused or recycled in some way or have 3d printers become an amazing tool that also makes a TON of waste? 🤔😵💫
Edit: also what about old prints that you no longer use, assuming they are clean or something? 🤔 like, say, prototypes or even just ones you no longer need?
That’s an excellent question! I keep my failed prints and prototype-iteration parts in boxes (well, also made of plastic 🤪) waiting for the day I can somehow shred / remix them and make recycled filament.
@@GeekDetour thank you for replying, and so quickly! Aww ok, dang 3d printing is so cool and this is unfortunate but I assume it's something being worked on as it would probably be a decent business if you could get and then resell recycled plastic... However it would have to be profitable or it wouldn't work anyway 🤪 at least capitalism is on its way out though... Hopefully
Great video, but please do not show eating in plastic vase, which is not prepare for food purposes.
Oh, it was single time use - so, it’s just perfect.
0:12 why printing nozzle printing like that 😆
Of course, the nozzle touches what it is printing all the time - but this is a “stop motion”, so, after every layer is printed, I move the nozzle away from the part and take a photo… and we can make it look like “moving side to side” far from the part.
@@GeekDetour Oh wow i didn't expect the creator himself to comment
Thanks!
Hey, my pleasure!
Tuga??? Quem diria
Oi Wilson! Na verdade, “Zuca” 🇧🇷 (era isso?) Mas somos vizinhos porque moro na Espanha 🇪🇸 🤣
#NOFAILEDPRINTS LOL!!! 😂🤣😆👍🏻
How the hell did you do this 0_o
MMMAGIC!! Thank you!😄 A tiny 4 axis camera mount moving my Logitech C922 very close to the prints. It is all painfully controlled together in the GCode that goes to the printer. Everything custom made, super experimental and super boring to set-up for every print…. I need to write a better software to make it easier to use and make more videos like this.
@@GeekDetour this is truly fantastic!
Brasil?
Não. Espanha 🇪🇸, foi feito em Madrid. Mas sou brasileiro 🤣 🇧🇷
I really appreciate you showing your less successful print.
It happens sometimes! 🤣