I'm only an amateur using plastic 3d printing but that's super interesting for on-order metal 3d printings (I was surprised it was only a couple of bucks for a small print now) ! Thanks
In the milk carton example you said the redesigned version is removing twice as much heat as the legacy. Would that only be because you replaced 2 cooling channels with 1?
Great video learnt a lot from that. As an engineer I totally agree with what you mention regarding education. Additive manufacturing wasn't something we ever discussed @ university but the possibilities especially from a weight saving perspective are immense. Thanks for sharing & educating 👍
Things are changing, though. I'm a manufacturing engineering student and my lecturers are AM researchers. Manufacturing students now take lots of AM modules, but most of them still just theoretical. :)
People talk about AM future all over the internet and the 3D printing companies focus on building nice looking printers, but only Prof. really crush the point. Thank you, Sir.
It’s still early in the game... Give AM some time to grow... Doubt casts shadows...
I'm only an amateur using plastic 3d printing but that's super interesting for on-order metal 3d printings (I was surprised it was only a couple of bucks for a small print now) ! Thanks
did u get a chance to check out desktop metal production systems.. greatly appreciate if you could provide some feedback on DM. thanks
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Holy, 7:29 show me the damn slide
Hm, will try to look if we have it saved. Otherwise I recommend to contact Olaf Diegel :)
Exactly! Thank you )
In the milk carton example you said the redesigned version is removing twice as much heat as the legacy. Would that only be because you replaced 2 cooling channels with 1?
When I saw the block manifold I burst into laughter at the thought of 3d printing it.
Why are the machines so expensive 509k+$
It’s because they sell to the highest bidder: factories
Good lecture, very pragmatic & informative.
Excellent research and dfAM... Learned a lot.
Great video learnt a lot from that. As an engineer I totally agree with what you mention regarding education. Additive manufacturing wasn't something we ever discussed @ university but the possibilities especially from a weight saving perspective are immense. Thanks for sharing & educating 👍
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Thanks for your kind comment! Great to hear it was useful.
Things are changing, though. I'm a manufacturing engineering student and my lecturers are AM researchers. Manufacturing students now take lots of AM modules, but most of them still just theoretical. :)
VR6 for life
People talk about AM future all over the internet and the 3D printing companies focus on building nice looking printers, but only Prof. really crush the point. Thank you, Sir.