Looks just like a 2min Benchy.
this post was submitted on 26 Aug 2024
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Pushing the boundaries of fast. I love how low qua6the video is so you can tell how excited the person is to get it to print that fast.
What's the point if it looks like shit?
Gotta go fast
"dad I'm sanic"
It's just speedrunning a 3D print for funsies.
There should be "grades" of Benchy. This speed doesn't translate to anything you would actually want to print. Aren't we trying to benchmark the speed of usable prints ?
Sure I could spit out something like this in 6 min, but in 12 I can make it near perfect.
I'd call this a fail and tweak my settings
You've summarized my dislike of modern art and modern dance in one sentence.
Make it fast to push the limits of the machine, then bring it back and make it look good afterwards
Benchy speedrun
Benchy gets the zoomies
Interesting 3D printer design.
Using 3 linear rails to mount the bed. I suppose each linear carriage is one "corner"/point and all three of them to define a plane without overconstraining the buildplate but you keep all of the rigidity of the linear rails?
The issue I see is that the three linear rails in one plane are overconstrained so it is still is a pain to setup (especially on an ender 3 like frame construction).
What is the reasoning for using two motors instead of one powerful in the middle?
I am not the author but they moght reply if you comment on the video
I feel strange