3D Printing News | Beef with Scott Galloway | 10kg Spools? | Tensile Tester is Here
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
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1:29 COBRA Golf Releases First 3D Printed Irons
3:26 Polymer vs Metal Printing
6:00 Shapeways Selling Their Software Assets
10:21 Should We Do 10kg Spools?
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18:50 SKU Matching Update to Etsy Plugin
20:35 Beef with Scott Galloway
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In home 3d printing isn't dumb for engineers and artists. If you want latticed plastic widgets for your custom drones, or custom minifigures for your tabletop games, thats what 3d printing is best at. Depending on your volume, it might make sense to use a print farm, or maybe you should buy a printer. But if you are any flavor of researcher/inventor, i.e. an inverse kinematics roboticist, you don't want to share the models with anybody til you've got a patent. For those types of users having in home CNC and 3d printers just makes sense.
I printed off 12 skeletons and a lich for weekend DND, the party ended up avoiding the encounter and went off to look for goblins. I had less than 24 hours to print goblins. A print farm couldn't help me with that sort of turn around, but my fdm printer could. A 3d printer can be a good tool for a DM with CAD/blender experience.
The patent and also time untill you have the part might be the biggest issue. The print time in plastic may be the same but with i.e. a bambulabs printer the hassle of getting it to work is mostly gone and the convinience to imediatly habe the part and not wait 2-3 days for shipping is worth a lot. When I need parts, the printer just runs overnight and I've got it the next morning.
We 3d print many of the functional parts used in our industrial products, using just one 3D printer. 3D printing parts is very convenient, better than milling aluminum parts, which takes a long time and requires a lot of post processing
@@clockworkvanhellsing372 i got an elegoo and regret it every day. Pos...
I have a complaint! I have watched a few of your videos over the last year. Good stuff. I enjoy the news segments. I Thought today might be the day I purchase your filament. Everything about your site is too easy!! I found what I wanted. ONE CLICK and I have a user account, One more click and I bought the filament!! Where are all the hidden fees and frustration!! ... I don't think you understand how this works!
What can we say. We're amateurs.
This is my preferred customer interaction expectancy of the future.
Additive + subtractive is the future of manufacturing. I work for an industry leader and the growth is unreal!
Agreed
I bought 3kg. It arrived Saturday, but all 3 vac bags weren't sealed properly and were loose with no dessicant in the bags either. Kinda disappointing. 🤞it still prints ok.
Shape is Super Expensive, Chinese companies like IN3DTEC, JLCPCB, PCBWays do the same at 1/10th of the Price also being ISO compliant.
thats why china gets so much hate nowadays.. i am basically waiting for the EU to shut down trade the way things are going now...
@@simonschneider5913 Why would you want that for? Small business that want to print in DSLM Metal should not be charged $1,000 for a single small piece. I got my model done in Aluminum for $55 polished Aluminum, the same part in Xometra and Shapeways would cost me ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS $$$
Regardless of whether it gets the penetration of smart phones - I think being a hobby will stick around, and most people will know somebody with a 3D printer. For starters, it'll always be cheaper. That was made pretty clear when you spent most of an episode ripping on 3D printed Etsy products for being under-priced. Also - a hobbyist will always be more flexible than a store front. Sure, you don't want to confuse buyers with too many choices - but that can be a double edged store, as sometimes somebody will want a one-off print exactly in the color or variation they want. A hobbyist can more easily accommodate the oddball request than a store front ever will.
I'm torn with regards to price optimization, also including free shipping. When there's no difference in price, in my experience it means that the margin was so high it does not matter, thus I'm getting a bad price
13:37 Would letting people pre-order filament where they buy the desired amount, but have the fulfilment happen later so that you can batch up a block of orders accurately, help with the distribution? It'll add a delay to someone's order of course, but for hobbyists who aren't buying in massive bulk I could see it being beneficial for them to get the orders in without causing disruption to the higher demand orders.
I'm the coffee toast guy from Vegas. You answered my questions about Tangled! I will buy some tomorrow.
Definitely with you in that I don't see 3D printers popping up in every house, but I would definitely like to see more shops with 3D printing available exist.
I'm also looking forward to more filament colors, as well as potentially larger filament spools from yous guys
Shapeways was okay when they started up and were the hot new thing, but the competition has caught up and taken over a lot of the professional engineering market, and chinese companies offer the low cost hobby customer the same for less money.
A 3d printer in every home would be like a table saw or drill press in every home. Stratasys is doing inkjet-style full-color resin printing, but that’s almost a million-dollar machine. Far from consumer accessible.
I may have been on the receiving end of some of that delay for when my Tangled Order got fulfilled. My order is expected to show up this next Thursday. And I ordered the day your $15/kg price made it to a youtube video (or at least the day I saw that video.) I do expect to make use of a bit of my Creality kit with it though, they have a very nice filament spool holder, and I'm not enthused with the idea of hanging a 3kg spool on the hook that's included with the Bamboo A1mini. :-)
I'd note that the home or consumer grade 3d printers serve a lot of the same markets as the mini-lathes do in the machining world. They let people who are interested in the concept get their toes wet, and some of them will go through the efforts needed to improve the hardware to a level that can meet the expectations of people who work professionally with the big equipment, but they will always be looked down upon by a very vocal collection of those professionals. At the high end of the 'mini' lathes you'll find professional grade equipment that was produced for specific markets, such as dental implants in the 3d printing realm, and watchmaker's lathes in the machining realm. Neither of these are 'high volume' workhorses, but they do involve what I would consider to be high precision. In between you'll have mini's and model makers that will make use of the related hardware, and ultimately will be looking at what you might consider prosumer grade hardware. I.e. it gets most of the way to the precision required, and you can generally rely on the owner to know what it means to be responsible for maintenance and making repairs, which enhances reliability (Precision machines that aren't maintained, ain't precision machines very long,)
Shapeways story is so sad. I loved ordering there but then they went down the drain. Software interface was just horrible.
The software is super important. Ordering from JLCPCB is great because of that.
It might be a hobby tool, but it's one of my favorite hobby tools.
Followed closely by my SMD soldering station LoL
Nice update
Love your content. I disagree about at-home printing, I think most households will have a printer but the tech is 10 years out. In the 70s no one thought people would have desktop PCs.
Any tips for lowering costs of items going through your app? Size tiers that we need to be aware of?
Thanks for the update. Galloway has been getting more exposure than usual in the past couple weeks .
New book
@@slant3daah!
I have a 500mm3 build volume: I know that I will be interested in a 10kg spool. But I'm also not chomping at the bit for one. Personal projects that big move slowly.
Love your videos, lots of good information. I have a small constructive criticism on your videos though, it's hard and habit but work on saying "um" less. It's a brain stall tactic but can get annoying to the listener especially if they watch your videos a lot (like I have been).
How do you even use 10kg spools? Even 5kg is too much for many printers
I'm pretty new to 3d printing and yes it is a hard and not as easy as an Iphone but a Impact Drill or a hammer or any other tool is also not something everybody has in there hone but once you have you will use it not daily but when you needed you will use it.
For example my wife was in the beginning more like: ohh look he got a new toy. Now after some weeks and some useful prints for her she is asking me more often if I can print this or that. Just yesterday I printed her a sunglasses stand because they were flying around. She loved it.
I'm right now printing.a honeycomb wall to store stuff (petg is a ....).
On the other hand virtual reality... Yes it is also a hobby and yes it is over hyped but still 3d printing in general brings people more value. Not like an Iphone but like an Impact Drill or any other tool.
When will tangled be available in Canada?
im guessing there is no shot getting shipping to canada?
Will tangled ever reach the uk?
I've been getting sub $10/kg for a long time now. Would be interested in 10kg spools though. 12" diameter?
have you thought about making spooless filaments?
do an uncolored filament. nick name it "simply tangled"
Not a bad idea
In home isnt stupid. Its not for everyone but calling it stupid is attacking the persons not the arguments per your guidelines. Its far more accessible than its being made out to be here. Its more reliable than a vast amount of other consumer products out there. Two major arguments for home is fine customisation for specific applications and trend wares. I mean things that can be ordered specifically from a farm but not with the same turnaround, customisation on demand or cost per item. You've heard that when you have a hammer everything looks like a nail and i would argue that is true for cnc engravers, laser cutters, etc but home printing seems to be the ultimate hammer for a much larger group of people.
I really want to see reusable spools soon please? Needing to re-spool off your cardboard spools is getting kinda old. I HATE cardboard spools, they limit the print speed too much, and because your spools aren't consistent I can't even do the stupid spool ring thing. It's really frustrating.
Bambu has reusable spools. The two halves can be locked and unlocked and you put your refill roll in the center. Its good design.
Noted. It looks like reused spools will likely be coming to an end soon. Update later
Am I the only one asking for shipping to the UK?
You should make refill filament which is compatible with bambu spools. We can print our own spools, and those printed reusable spools are higher quality than the injection molded ones which come with bambu filament anyway.
Sounds like Scotts desire fir 3D printing, is to have a StarTrek Replicator. Yes, that will disturb many industries, but in the near term, yep not there period.
I got my tangled $15/spool pack earlier this week! Thank you guys so much!
(Not I’ve gotta figure out what to do with these six rolls of black pla lol)
Thanks. Great to hear
shapeways investors are going to get mad at the asset selloff. Huge problems ahead.
what is marketing anyway, its about separating fools from their money, which appears to be Scott Galloway's swim lane. There is a difference between appliances and tools. I would place 3d printing into the tool category. Akin to an electric drill, don't use it daily, but performs a specialised function well when needed. my 3d printers have allowed me to create bespoke items or revive discontinued appliance parts. I can produce educational items to reinforce my own learning. 3D printing, VR headset or $20 Scientific calculators is it required in everyone's life? No. There are intrinsic qualities to those 3 items, its allows us to reach a big further forward, and claim a bit of time. Armed ith only a pencil and paper will produce the same result for a 4x4 matrices operation, but why would not use a generic $20 calculator to assist in some of those operations? In that moment the intrinsic value is time. Marketers see only features not intrinsic value or potential in other spheres. Engineers can evaluate worth more than most professions. Hence Slant found that extra performance, converging towards Kaizen.
Do white ;)
One idea related to 10kg spools. Allow users to order by weight and you choose which spools. That would allow you to recycle any size spools that you have. Another suggestion is that clear should be the next color. That would save you the cost of the color and clear seems to be a good general alternative when black is not usable for customer projects.
I have heard that clear filament is the strongest and most stable. Is there any truth to that?
yeah that would be an interesting topic. I love black PLA, but IIRC cnckitchen tested it and black was generally weaker?
I've had great results per CNC kitchens line width set at 140% using any color. Layer adhesion is top notch
@@Seaofjitsu .6 nozzle 150% line width has been working so well for strong parts for me
@@mrrooter601 Even better! I have to get some .6 nozzles eventually. Working on extreme vase mode via channel "Lost in Tech" Big nozzles are great
I like beef not into that whole soja rainbow bs
Scott Galloway is one of the most overrated "intellectuals" in the public space. If you keep track of his predictions he's not impressive.
Nobody is good a predicting. Usually it just seems like somebody was good, because of hindsight bias.
@@testboga5991 Not everything in the world is because of a bias. There are documented studies of people being good at predicting things, they're usually just people you never heard of.
Nice update