High Temp 3D Printing FOR NASA with Vision Miner

Years later and I still have the same 120ml bottle of the nano polymer adhesive and its the best stuff ive ever used, i know these days you really dont need it but the security of knowing I will never ever have an issue with bed adhesion because of it is worth that one time cost

I'm Awesome!! I made it easily all the way through. You should definitely go back to Vision Miner. I love what they are doing.

loves these guys they have taught me all i know in HT

He said thats why my grey is beard lol

Rob is Shroud's brother confirmed?

Success is made of failures.

Enough fake admiration & congratulations. It shows off. Just be authentic & sincere & no need to add extra excitement about the roll being in metal. Has it gotten so hard to act normal & just simple?

Best part: "That's why my GREY is BEARD MANN!!!!" lmao

It was a modded Lulzbot Taz converted to print Ultem, not an Ultimaker. I made it. We were going to use liquid cooling, I have the liquid cooler in my office still, but decided to go for compressed air cooling instead as then you don’t have to worry about leaks.

Instead of FDM, why not sinter such a material, if it’s difficult otherwise.

I cant understand Why ppl should buy a 30-50k fdm printer…who wants an ugly overpriced piece of plastic?

sir we will try 3d print a very small satellite and send it to space with a 3d print rocket.
Do we have ask for permission from NASA?
I am based in india

Their nano polymer adhesive is 10/10 the best ive worked with

great info. Just a little funny about being surprised about aluminum not melting in an oven like that. lol

It's going into space.

Literally everything is in space.

Bro is wearing a fake audemars t3 watch.....why wear a fake if you making all this money?

those fail prints are all worth in just fillment probably around a grand lol

So how far from the consumer is this? 5 years?

I'm confused, Fortis had been doing this for 15 years. Just expensive.

You should see if you can do a review of the Vision Miner 22 IDEX

They must have a weed printer in there.

Man. This ol' boy has some serious Billy Mays type energy goin on

I was expirimenting with an actively hested chamber for polycarbonate and learned the hard way they you ABSOLUTELY need active cooling solutions on the electronics and if you can, they need to be completely removed from the enclosure.

Thx joel u brought this fella to the world. I need to get that.

I hope you can get over that bad cold you've been having for the last 8 years

MAKING THE MOTHER OF ALL 3D PRINTERS HERE JACK, CAN'T FRET OVER EVERY SPAGHETTI PILE

with White glue alone I have managed to rip chunks of glass on my heated bed when printing ABS. this pain is all too real.

I've met Rob at some 3D shows, very cool guy. Didn't know he was working on this epic stuff

For that PEEK/CF part, why didn't NASA just use laser sintering? Seems like it could have avoided a lot of problems there, considering the volume of part they're trying to make and R&D costs need for 3D printing that small

I use this nano polymer adhesive all the time! So cool to hear the origin story!

May I ask how do you guys deal with residue strength? I tried to print with ultem but it kept pealing away from the bed

Uses nylon cable ties to hold on water pipes in heated chamber lol and lol

I m just here waiting for Rob to say "DUDE".

Thought I was a bad ass for printing pa6-cf.

Yeah those belts are gonna have to get replaced quite often

Failing Fast, but Failing Foward!!!

Joel we need more videos like this! <3 it

lol its a metal reel wow man

Patrick is annoying as hell, I couldn't talk to that bloke for longer than 30 seconds. I don't understand why alot of Americans think they have to yell when talking to people.

Made it to near the end not knowing it was an ad for a build plate adhesive.

wow

The dude looks like Stive-o ……… xD

OMG!! NO!! thanks 4 that?

This guy should be selling stuff on the shopping channel. He's got presence lol.

DAMN.
I was gonna make a heated enclosure for my printer for Polycarbonate but i'm debating giving up now. then again polycarbonate won't need a 140c chamber probably! maybe 60-70 is enough for PC
I'm surprised they're using belts in there, most gt2 belts get destroyed above 80c

Dont lean and pat your hand on the printer when its running bro! Dude´s printing for nasa he probably dont want your vibrations visible in the print :-D