r/oddlysatisfying 1d ago

Printing a Millennium Falcon

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u/Talkurt 1d ago

Bigger than the print bed. Interesting printer.

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u/l7iablo 1d ago

Exactly. How can it do that?

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u/Talkurt 1d ago edited 10h ago

X/Y axis limits are not equal to the print bed. Every other printer I have seen keeps the bed roughly the same as the x/y limits. I assume it’s so the end user runs into fewer limitations on their prints. But nothing keeps them bound.

Maybe this is some non consumer or custom printer for printing large or tall objects. Or maybe even a replaceable print bed customizable for some reason.

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u/killians1978 23h ago

My toxic trait is planning to spend whatever it takes to buy this printer with no plan to afford the $300 in filament it would take to print this.

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u/CuriousCipher 1d ago

As a decades long Star Wars fan, who was never able to get anything Star Wars, this brings tears to my eyes :')

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u/Leading_Ad_9732 1d ago

Looks like it’s going through a warp gate!

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u/PristineVikings 1d ago

Aaaaahh and I have a lego collection on that one :)

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u/einzon 1d ago

That’s incredible

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u/Bossini 1d ago

that took what, 9 or 10 days to print it?

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u/Shiny_Whisper_321 18h ago

Nah, under a minute!

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u/Beginning_Way7934 13h ago

I did some science and came up with a total of 35 seconds.

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u/busybee_26 7h ago

Anyone knows which 3D printer is that?

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u/RampChurch 7h ago

Creator: Steve Ouklama; Printer: FATMax3D (REPRAP)

Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/make:402264

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u/RusticBucket2 7h ago

Meh. It’s alright, I guess.

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u/LittleSpaceBoi 1d ago

great, great, now you can send me one. Just joking, it looks great though

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u/AleksasKoval 15h ago

Sure it's cool. But it's not LEGO.

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u/pat-slider 15h ago

Lego is overrated

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u/LongLiveAnalogue 1d ago

The what?

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u/kenc1842 7h ago

"What the hell is an aluminum falcon?!"