With today's surprise acquisition of Micronics by Formlabs and the cancellation of their cheap "Micron" SLS 3D printer, you're now the only one left in town. Congratulations, SLS4all.

Talk about perfect timing to release this video. Glad to see SLS printing for consumers is not entirely dead! Best of luck!

The world needs open source SLS now more than ever. Great project!

Lol I just watched that video about form labs acquiring Micronics. At last we are not lost. Thanks!

In the darkest timeline, we have our hero. Thank you, please don't sell out like Micronics did...

This is unbelievably impressive - the fact that it's open source is hugely commendable too. We need far more people thinking like this

I get the feeling you weren't upset about the existence of Micronics since the goal was to make SLS accessible to everyone. I even hoped you could collaborate because you and those guys had great ideas to lower the cost of an SLS. It's sad to see they're no longer in the game. Although I really love this project, I hope some of their ideas can inspire us to further reduce the price of SLS printers to below $3k in the future. Way to go, my guy!

you've made the type of video that many big companies fail to do, which is showing us EXACTLY how it works from start to finish in an easy to understand way! i cannot wait to purchase from you in the future when i have the space for this!

This guy is single-handedly standing up to consolidation and eventual monopolization. Good luck brother! Supply chain for all

Amazing! $7000 is an amazing price point for the technology - unfortunately still too high for me though, hopefully this continues to develop and reduce in costs over time, I would love one of these!

I love this. It's not something that I can afford and to be honest I'm to busy with 3D ceramic printing anyways, but this is certainly something that we need to hopefully kickstart another 3D printing path like we have seen with FDM and Resin printing! Especially with the news of Formlabs trying to slowdown making SLS more accessible by buying Micronics and shelving their SLS (even with the problems) printer.

Everyone is pinning their hopes on you now, and I wish you much luck, your machines look awesome

Is this project done by just one person? That looks like a crazy good interface and everything looks so damn clean. Keep up the good work, great project!

Every time I meet enthusiasts like you, my enthusiasm for open source intensifies. I live with the vibrant hope that one day, I will also contribute to the greatest advances in open source, thus leaving my mark in this ever-changing universe

I found about this project when browsing the internet after the micronics sell out video. Really cool project and the sticker on your measuring cup blew me away. The project is awesome and even local???? My day was ruined with micronics annoucment, but you made it beautifull again

Hi, all hope is now for you friend. Keep up the good work

Get in touch with some 3d printing youtubers. This needs more exposure

As I came across the most discouraging news for 3DP industry in last 2 years, that Fuse 1 will cannibalize its stepbrother Micron, this is bringing me last hopes for true desktop SLS for hobbysts. I encourage everyone to support this project to counter the greedy policy of well established companies that kill each one budget SLS competition (first WeMatter, followed by Sintratec and now Micronics)

The UI seems so good, and what a smooth 3d preview ! Incredible work 🤌

Really nice UI. With the demise of micronics, this becomes more interesting. I could see that using a RPI 5 in place of the 4 could be advantageous in arranging parts quicker.

Came here after the Micronics Formlabs acquisition. Thank god for this

Real video, not just a few marketing claims. I love this!

perrrfect timing!

wow, i missed all of what happened in the SLS world today, but the fact that you are still out here endeavoring on this amazing project brings me joy. Keep going strong SLS4All !!!!❤

I thought I heard in a video that this may be the release candidate that you share with the world. First off, if you open source the HW and SW for all of us DIYers, I just want to say ,Thank you! That’s an amazing gift to the planet. I’ve just recently gotten into 3d printing to help fill the days as I quickly approach my 50th birthday. From the moment I removed my first printed part, I was absolutely hooked. I looked into resin printing but it’s not for me. Then I came across SLS Printing… hooked again. I’ve vowed to be printing with some form of SLS printer as I count down the 23 months til my half century mark. I look forward to seeing how your project progresses. If and when you release it to the masses, I’ll be one of the first to start building one. If you decide to sell it, I’ll be one of the first to buy it. You came up with an elegant, functional design. It looks good, the prints I’ve seen you produce are jaw dropping. All around, it’s truly quality work. Thanks for the videos. I just caught the fact that you’ve released it already. Thank you!!!

As a tinkerer who last built a machine 13 years ago, (a bbig ole CNC router), i think its time to take on the endeavor once again. I have a lot of boxes full of random parts built up since then, time to get into them!

You are a king among men! I can't believe the timing of this. I was a Micronics backer and was extremely disappointed to see the news. Looking at the 3D model right now contemplating my future.

the timing 🤙

now the whole maker community is on you bro

You have earned the sub that I just removed from the micronics channel this morning :) Thank you for contributing to the OSS/OSHW communities!

Amazing project! Thanks for being so generous with your information and design

Really great job!!!! We've follow you from beginning and trust you everything you did and do.... Wish you lot of satisfied customers !!!

your software dev did a GREAT job!

Insane timing, i hope your project goes well!!

Whoohoo, hobby SLS is saved.

Innovators like you need to be honoured and appreciated. The amount of work building such machine is tremendous, amazing work! And Thank you!

I was watching strange parts talk the news with Micronics, then your video was recommended, and i am very thankfull i found your channel. Thank you.

This is a major relief! After Micronics sold themselves to Formlabs I was almost certain that SLS would never come close to the consumer market again. While not as cheap as what the Micron would have been, this is still WAY better than what Formlabs or any other company is offering. Thank you!!!!

This will defintely be the next printer/product I talk about on camera. With the sadness around the Micronics/Formlabs situation, this REALLY does seem like the best option. I'm very eager and hopeful for this printer. I hope we can make this as best as it can be! Open source rules!

with the micronics news I look forward to following you from now on into the future of affordable SLS printers! :) Amazing work here

When the world needed him the most... He showed up!

That software is incredible! And all those features running directly from the raspberry pi!? Wow!

you're a very timely man

Really amazing work on everything about this. That UI is particularly well put together/ thorough/ well thought out. The whole thing is a work of art, science, & engineering. If I had the money to blow, I’d go buy one today, unfortunately I’ll at least need to find a use case to justify it. While I’m doing that, you just keep doing what you’re doing.

Awesome video! greetings from Netherlands!

Really exciting stuff! One of the few people with a great idea, great execution and most importantly integrity. You have the power to revolutionize this entire industry for the better, please never sell to formlabs! Thank you for making a machine at a very affordable price so SLS can be 4 everyone

truly open source ! I love the software side although I wish it was a PC based software. The amount of control the user has with all the settings is a breath of fresh air. Congrats on this project and I wish you a great success. S pozdravom zo Slovenska ❤

Where is your donate button. I can't afford to buy a kit right now, but I definitely want to see you succeed.

Really love your work. I hope to build one someday. Please keep going!!!! Can't wait for you to release a post processing station.

I hope your channel gets a big uptick following recent news. I only found your channel thanks to that! Unfortunately, since I'm a student, I don't have 6k€. But I admire you for releasing both a kit *and* the full parts list for DIYers. Amazing stuff. Looks really polished and it's clear a ton of work went into your project. I hope SLS gets even cheaper in the coming years :)

All I want to say is Thank you for making this and sharing it.

Right on Bro. Very cool. I Hope I can afford one some day.

Incredible works ! From the start to now you did some impressive progress, bravo 👏

This man will be a hero to the Maker community if he doesn't sell out like all the others...

Gratuluju! Perfektní načásování tohohle videa, teď jsi vyhrál celou komunitu. A mám extrémní radost když vidím že konečně Čech dělá pořádnou inovaci!!

What a wonder and what a timing????? Micronics exited the kickstarter and here we got open source machine. Love you man. Would like to donate some money. Keep link on description.

We have to support this guy

You've come a long way! can't wait to try it out!! THANKS!!

Wow the hero we needed at the right time, I look forward to following your progress.

This is really exciting, congratulations on you success with this project. I can't wait to get my hands on a kit.

Hero. We needed this win. Thank you for all the hard work.

This thing is amazing! I hope what's published remains published regardless of what the future holds for this wonderful project! What's killing me is the post processing of these parts. PA12 is a crazy strong material that speaks for itself once you have in in your hands but the process is even more involved and much more messy than even SLA which most people already don't want to do. Seems like the next step is to develop and auto-cleaner as well as a proper powder recycler. Then, while we're at it, we need to develop a part recycler. I don't see why that wouldn't be possible. Just grind down the parts back to powder of the same grain size. I'm sure there is a way to so that reliably similar to the original industrial process as well. Keep up the amazing work!

Micronics just became a sellout, and this video pop out on my recommendation list. What a day, my question is that, is it possible to have it made with a large build volume? if so which parts that needs to be modified to accommodate the large build volume?

This part is going to get over looked by a lot of people, but great work getting the nesting to run so fast on that raspberry pi!

Phenomenonal! That's just brilliant!

This is an awesome project! Actually even more than the printer harware I love the Software you came up with and your decision to make it open source! This will encourage people to push it even more forward! "On the shoulders of a giant..." Still not sure if I will build one myself. I know for sure I don't need one. But who would ever ask such a question?😂

Absolutely insane project! Great work 🫶 I have to save money for this project 😅

hi, I am really impressed, I have kept an eye on the website for a while but this has really convinced me and ill be funding this cause. good work bro. honestly.

Chanel will have thousands of subscribes today.. I’m so happy if be honest 🎉🎉🎉

wow, very important moment in tech

Incredible work, you should be very proud! I wont be bale to afford this version but I hope you and the open source community can continue to lower the price of SLS, thanks for being our saving grace with the whole Micronics shit

This software looks incredible

The best time for releasing this video! I will be definitely making this printer 😉

A better timing! Just when micronics announce its surprise

I'm looking forward to seeing the open source files! This looks like great work.

Wow that is looking really good.

That timing was perfect. Way to stick it to Micronics and Formlabs!

You guys should also launch a kickstarter because we now know there is a load of supporters from the micronics kickstarter who will be getting refunded with no option of getting an SLS printer. Launch a kickstarter, get a ton of preorders and drive the price down as low as you can!

Impressive, you have come a long way in a short time!

I really love this

that interface is impressive

SLS4All you are godsent!

This is incredible! It needs more publicity now that the micronics stuff happened

It looks pretty promising ! Thanks for having it Open Source/DIY, we don't see that everywhere. In hurry to see more complex prints (eg. High details figurines), those were quite easy one... Furthermore, comparison of parts strength vs FDM prints could be nice to see if SLS is worth it. Total printing cost per gram or volume can be calculated I assumed ?

If you can get this down to like under 3~4k, ill use this over CNC.

Congrats! Looks like a great product. Would love to check it out and see more of it in the future. Also a cyclist 😉👍

WICKED! Keep the dream alive!!

I need one of these so bad... but do not have the $9000 my currency to buy the kit, i will have to try an save up for this one, i think.

How can we get CNC kitchen to see this video?

This is a huge step in consumer based sls printing! Question though, why do you not need to sinter the parts after they are printed like most other sls printers?

It looks amazing. One thing that might be an issue is the red text for the bed loading and halogen heater test. Red on black is hard to read.

need about 3 in the workshop

No discouraging from me and it already looks great. Been aware of you're work for a little while. I know it could be a ways off but what is involved in being capable of metal? Im not talking about sintering the metal directly with the laser but using a metal powder with binder. The binder is sintered with the low power laser then parts removed from cake and finished in a sintering furnace. I think you should look into finding suppliers of such metal/binder combo powders and start experimenting with those. A sintering furnace should be easy to engineer in comparison to the Inova.

Great timing on releasing this video seeing as micronics has decided to totally sell out to form labs before even finishing their kickstarter

this is it bros he's our guy

That’s absolutely awesome!!!

I would like to see some destructive testing comparing it too fdm options

Safe to assume that you don't require supports the same way that you would with resin prints?

if this actually works as shown then its very impressive.

Love the video! Can't wait to build one. Question: When you sandblast the part for the better result. Is the powder that comes off still reusable?