no

no? The article I got it from says it's 7-10x faster than anything else out there

I mean, It's pretty beefy with those rails, so I guess they don't have to worry about skipping steps

or vibration

but It doesn't look much faster

What kind of printers are you looking at it?

hecc

let me see If I have some video

https://www.3ders.org/articles/20181207-mit-team-develop-3d-printer-thats-10x-faster-than-comparable-3d-printers.html

nope, I only have montages...

ok I'm not going to go against the MIT lol

it's probably their shaky video

the chad gook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-iFqTaR1Dw

that looks

safe

safe enough to stand on barefoot <:chad:431600553806790667>

these are for heavies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRMcSF6l7qE

wheelchair motors 🤔

Needs moar suspension

true but he was using it for a lawnmower

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ezH92dfZqQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_A7VFVwAA5U

I thought scientists knew that the sun was a liquid and not a gas, but apparently, all of modern astro-physics is based off of the sun being a gas... I'm no scientist, but TIL.

@Fitzydog lmao thats so fake

also check the comments

wip

loosely based off this

That's awesome

@Durtle02 <:what:382980756139409409>

the 3d printer

<https://youtu.be/8wVGaxgkmk4>

The video posted by MIT is fake?

wouldnt be suprised

None of the comments suggest the video is fake

Someone did say that a normal printer with the right settings could print at those speeds

And I'm pretty sure that the best thing that printer has is a very sturdy frame

And the fact that the only video evidence is a very short, low quality video, of the printer making some random layers, instead of showing the beginning and a substantial part of the print is pretty suspicious

But again, maybe it's actually good and I'm just being a retard

The article essentially said that it's a normal printer with hot air being blown over the bed, and some extruder adjustments, as well as a unique filament.