why did fauxhammer do a very similar video at the same time?🤷🏻‍♂️

Fauxhammer? I stopped watching Fauxhammer after he admitted he was putting misleading scenes in his videos as a "joke" and then claimed I was at fault for taking his videos seriously. We look to leading reviewers for best practices, but it turns out he's not really good for that.

This isn't, and cannot be, "the end of 3d printing as we know it". That's like saying cars coming from the factory with track tires already installed is going to be the end of aftermarket tires. 3d printing is by definition a hacker creation. And I use the term "hacker" in its original and true context, not in the current "breaking into computer systems (cracker) meaning. There will always be a market for 3d printer systems that are print medium brand agnostic. The PC was never the death of the Apple or Mac. The gaming console was supposed to kill off PC gaming 20 years ago. Until a core technology goes away, there is always a market for non proprietary components and ecosystems.

I got an original mars many moons ago and it still works fine. Don't care for the new build plate for the same reasons you and others stated. I'll be buying one I'm sure but it'll be at least a year form now to see how reliable the tilt mechanism is.

Working on an ork stomppa rn should I use plastic cement or just super glue due to its size?

I have no doubt in my mind that this is one of the best printers on the market right now if not the best. But $1500 plus $50-$80 per bottle of resin is just prohibitively expensive. Again, I’m sure it’s fantastic. I just cannot be even close to affording that right now, not to mention it’s not even a 10 inch build plate. It’s closer to the size of a Mars.

Is it useful to apply the tamiya decals with tamiya cement?

How does pap10 and parp10 compare to phrozen 8k resin in terms of detail and quality? Using phrozen on a GK2

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blow it up.

Reads thumbnail... Agreed.

I’m a fellow HG Reflex lover and have about six months under my belt with it for engineering applications including casting metals with the PAC10 resin. Just quick note: from my research the Form4 uses a system that sounds identical to the PRM unit of the HG’s. It’s just built into their printer. Also, the PAH10 resin is the strongest resin they make by a long shot. Use it where strength is critical. Lastly, I regularly use third party resins in my HG’s printer. It works wonderfully doing so.

Lego is better then gw

I painted my first mini (3D printed by a friend) with a 4€ 12 set of 14ml acrylics with included brushes (usable) and palette (useless plastic waste, made a wet palette out of a plastic lid and some kitchen roll). It turned out fine, if a bit glossy.

Hey mate! Love your videos, love from Australia here mate! I’m a brand newby getting a resin printer soon and I’ve managed to snag a pre order for the gk3 ultra at 999 usd, but I’m still torn between it and the hey gears, both are amazing and I’m a bit deterred though by the price of resin for the HG hey gears, and that I can’t change any of the settings if needed. I know it’s perfect out of the box but in future it’ll change and we will still be stuck with that software, settings and resin. I will mostly print miniatures, busts, models and such so I’m happy for your thoughts and input if you’d kindly, I’m just torn between the two 🙂 Love your content mate you are an absolute legend

Amazing, high-end, consumer piece of kit. Thank you for introducing Hey Gears, Reflex as quite possibly the BEST 3D Resin based Printer. I'm a novice , just getting started into 3D filament printing. However, as a retired sheet fed operator, of typically four, five, & six unit offset, full size (40 inch), ink to paper, printing presses. Industry leaders such as, Mitsubishi & Heidelberg (Speedmaster). I've been through many stages of printing & seen it evolve over the years. Early on when I began the trade of printing on paper, it was working in the format known as led type set. These were most often single unit (1 colour, more often black), however, one German Heidelberg printing press stands out the most, from my many, learning experiences on it. That was like the ultimate, revolutionary machine of its time. A strong & heavy press (for those days). The German ink printing machine, called the Heidelberg, Kord. Just google it. That press helped evolve the industry. What I mean by that is, after laying out small, individual pieces of led type, setting it all, individually into a wooden, flat, holder, called a chase. Well this was quite laborious, clever, unique, stylish & all, but once I disassembled this press somewhat. Cleaned the press, and made it ready by installing 16, or more cylinders and rollers, this meticulous, but slow press was transformed into a speed demon. One of the worlds first truly fast, ink printing, off-set style presses. Capable of handling both, type-set, & off-set printing. Now we no longer had to work with individual type pieces of led. Because now we can assemble much more content. Rich, flowing images, and text developed by camera onto plate. Years later in my career, I watched the disposal of a lot of skilled pre-press workers.You see with the ever more increasing use of more advancements in electronics, the technology forced many skilled workers in camera & plate development out of jobs. Take for instance the final versions of multiple unit presses, made by Heidelberg. Just as we rolled into the new millennium, Y2K came about, so did the elite of the Heidelberg, Speedmaster's, off-set printing presses. There was no more hanging the plates to impression cylinders. Instead, every time new plates were required on units, laser diodes went into operation & burnt a new plate. The plates' image came from a RIP on someone's computer, somewhere, after being proofed & signed off by a graphic artist, as well as the client. Next a spool fed roll of mylar with another substance layered on the top, gets rolled into action with the laser diodes burning & etching out the finished work onto the plate cylinder, holding precise register (perfect position in relation with all other plates on the press). Any how, when I look back upon those changes, the printing plant became an ever more increasing lonely place to work. I would catch myself talking more & more with machines. Don't get me talking about C.Y.M.K. (Siam magenta yellow and black), with these four process inks, one found themselves some days not having to develop our ink colours nearly as often. Those four process inks could do pretty well any shade of a rainbow. I'm still just getting into this new game (for me that is), with my first 3D filament fed, roll of substrates, gleefully watching these Creality creations grow. All the while try'n to keep an attentive eye on my creations. Would love to know if I can program my Raspberry Pi 4B, to watch over & make remote changes, on the fly, working on this Hey Gears Reflex possibly using some sort of software on my Raspberry Pi, like OctoPrint.org has created that functions well when pairing something as my Creality, Ender 3 S1 Pro, & Octo Pi? Thanks for your very informative, quality video cast. Hopefully many more to come.

Amazing, high-end, consumer piece of kit. Thank you for introducing Hey Gears, Reflex as quite possibly the BEST 3D Resin based Printer. I'm a novice , just getting started into 3D filament printing. However, as a retired sheet fed operator, of typically four, five, & six unit offset, full size (40 inch), ink to paper, printing presses. Industry leaders such as, Mitsubishi & Heidelberg (Speedmaster). I've been through many stages of printing & seen it evolve over the years. Early on when I began the trade of printing on paper, it was working in the format known as led type set. These were most often single unit (1 colour, more often black), however, one German Heidelberg printing press stands out the most, from my many, learning experiences on it. That was like the ultimate, revolutionary machine of its time. A strong & heavy press (for those days). The German ink printing machine, called the Heidelberg, Kord. Just google it. That press helped evolve the industry. What I mean by that is, after laying out small, individual pieces of led type, setting it all, individually into a wooden, flat, holder, called a chase. Well this was quite laborious, clever, unique, stylish & all, but once I disassembled this press somewhat. Cleaned the press, and made it ready by installing 16, or more cylinders and rollers, this meticulous, but slow press was transformed into a speed demon. One of the worlds first truly fast, ink printing, off-set style presses. Capable of handling both, type-set, & off-set printing. Now we no longer had to work with individual type pieces of led. Because now we can assemble much more content. Rich, flowing images, and text developed by camera onto plate. Years later in my career, I watched the disposal of a lot of skilled pre-press workers.You see with the ever more increasing use of more advancements in electronics, the technology forced many skilled workers in camera & plate development out of jobs. Take for instance the final versions of multiple unit presses, made by Heidelberg. Just as we rolled into the new millennium, Y2K came about, so did the elite of the Heidelberg, Speedmaster's, off-set printing presses. There was no more hanging the plates to impression cylinders. Instead, every time new plates were required on units, laser diodes went into operation & burnt a new plate. The plates' image came from a RIP on someone's computer, somewhere, after being proofed & signed off by a graphic artist, as well as the client. Next a spool fed roll of mylar with another substance layered on the top, gets rolled into action with the laser diodes burning & etching out the finished work onto the plate cylinder, holding precise register (perfect position in relation with all other plates on the press). Any how, when I look back upon those changes, the printing plant became an ever more increasing lonely place to work. I would catch myself talking more & more with machines. Don't get me talking about C.Y.M.K. (Siam magenta yellow and black), with these four process inks, one found themselves some days not having to develop our ink colours nearly as often. Those four process inks could do pretty well any shade of a rainbow. I'm still just getting into this new game (for me that is), with my first 3D filament fed, roll of substrates, gleefully watching these Creality creations grow. All the while try'n to keep an attentive eye on my creations. Would love to know if I can program my Raspberry Pi 4B, to watch over & make remote changes, on the fly, working on this Hey Gears Reflex possibly using some sort of software on my Raspberry Pi, like OctoPrint.org has created that functions well when pairing something as my Creality, Ender 3 S1 Pro, & Octo Pi? Thanks for your very informative, quality video cast. Hopefully many more to come.

Thank you so much for your videos. It was your content that helped me finally make the decision to order an UltraCraft Reflex. Also, thank you SO much for the discount code! I really enjoy your channel and look forward to your future content. Keep up the great work!

I just got a Warhammer ad by entering this video.

U realy are gona need nice display shelving for sure if u planing on keeping on whit these kind of vids and build especaly when u dont want to take them apart

Catch your own fish ❤

i got recommended this video and i gotta say, those were the greatest 10 minutes i've spent on youtube on a while, i specially love how you make sure to support the creator of the model, not everyone does that so yeah, definitely this is the kind of content i want to see during my free times

I dunno when ads ended and right clip started. In the middle I guess?

Oof, 700 quid for a compressor? I thought Iwata charged a lot for things (a Power Jet Pro is like $7-800 CAD here in Canada, but it's also stupidly quiet and runs at a higher pressure than the AS186K based ones do). I'm glad you're giving it the spin you are, specifically the "it's a tool, and it kind of behaves like such too" kind of spin. Is it pricy? Yes, many things are pricy when compared to an "entry-level" Elegoo Mars printer. Is it closed ecosystem? Also yes. But to have something where you chuck the files in and it spits them out correctly the first time, by the sounds of it without having too many annoying supports to deal with (aka no over-supporting like one sometimes has to when rolling their own path)... I can see how it could be rather handy as a tool. Resin prices are still a massive oof though, but sounds like they're starting to work that out.

Any idea when they are willing to ship to the Netherlands ?

Mate you kind of look like Peter Serafinowicz 😄

To me it seems pretty clear that the HeyGears is not competing with Anycubic, but rather with Formlabs or Nexa. For that, at $1400 it's a steal. Thanks for giving a shoutout to Wargamer! 😎👍

Another banger, great work and I'm happy to see Heygears continuously improving this thing. I really ought to get around already to making my own video on this thing, because for me the lock in stuff is a deal breaker and it's a point worth hammering I feel. Also, this printer is a fume nightmare for anyone unaware - it has three powerful fans in the rear that just directly blast the fumes into whatever space you're using it in. So make sure if you do buy this printer you have an enormous and vented enclosure for it, or a space away from your living areas like an outdoor shed that you could set it up in.

Hmm? Something like 2D printers where there's only a few companies to choose from? I hope at the very least the amount of brands will not dwindle down to five and hopefully some parts will be universal for easy replacement. I know that FDM nozzles and build plates are fairly universal. I recently bought a new kid on the block brand FDM printer on Amazon called Ankermake. It's a good printer that is fairly inexpensive. I plan to hold onto that printer as long as I can and watch the smoke settles.

Three times the price of the Saturn Ultra, even with the optional heater.

I don't mind some post processing but I do mind companies telling me what I can and can't use when I spend my hard earned money on their products and I definitely don't want to pay $12-1500 or more on a machine that does the exact same thing as a $500 printer

Any aliexp sugestion? Natural one?

I haven't seen any reviews that mention the lifespan of the screen, or the cost of replacing it (and how easy it is). My DLP printer has spoiled me and I'm curious what the process it is/how much it adds to the cost.

Even though i usally dont even watch 3d printing videos, this was a joy to watch just as a video in it self, great stuff buddy❤

I really disagree with closed ecosystems like HeyGears and Formlabs, the entire business model is incredibly anti-consumer. The vast majority of consumer printers 'just work' (as well as they can, having used several professional printers that also go wrong) with very little/no tinkering nowadays, especially if you're paying for the more premium options, and they don't lock you to their software and their resin.

Oh that's what you meant by saying "next video".... I thought it was already out lol.....

Clearly you need to get more and then find a way to play a full game of Battlefleet Gothic with them.

As someone who plans to start up his own 3D printing studio, this machine is more than ideal. It is perfect. I don't mind the closed ecosystem. The quality of life features it provides overshadow this limitation. I was unaware about this printer's existence until a friend from Germany bought it and he never looked back since. However..... At the moment, HeyGears ships to only a few countries and mine (Greece) isn't among them which means that if they don't expand their logistics and shiping list by the time I start up my studio then yeah.... I will have to go to my plan b (Saturn 4 Ultra, GKTwo or GKThree Ultra).

I need this but with a cool chapter like the DA or white scars

People get so caught up on if its "official lego" who cares honestly. There are plenty of legit building brick conpanies out there. Lego wasnt even the first.

Just found your channel. Great content!

Loved the video! And your honesty with the LESDIY kits and that you credited the designer! I actually have several designs on LESDIY - mainly YACHTS - and they've been great to work with. All my stuff is available on ReBrickable too! Would you have any interest in checking out one of my designs and doing a build on your channel? I'd even be willing to cover the cost or work something out with you. Would love to know your honest thoughts on the build/instructions/design style as I love that your straight up honest. Criticism IS welcome! If interested my ReBrickable name is Mr. J Builds - also my KZfaq channel has some info/videos on a few of my builds. Either way - excellent video/job!!

Out of interest, why do you state the price in dollars and not pounds? If I go on Temu from the UK it shows prices in pounds.

either make your ads shorter or make video longer.... or better yet make it a distinct segment. I think your vid was like 1/4 ad.

Please stop calling it LEGO when it's not.

That looks amazing. I'll have to look for lesdiy. I recently made a Ali express purchase of a 2416 piece Daedalus from Stargate. Very fiddly. Instructions not always quite clear on colour and a couple of missing bits but otherwise so far it looks amazing. I suffer with my spine too. Got ankylosing spondylitis among other problems so I struggle sitting, laying etc. It's just constant pain but it is a lot worse when I've been building this.

I checked out Temu and can´t find a single decent set, it´s all seemingly obvious scam-sets that cost 5-30 dollars/euro. What keywords should i use?

2:40 this was so funny idk why 😂

Late to this video but very well explained. Thank you.

I feel Impostor Syndrome every single day. My channel has 113k subscribers, I have a few videos with more than 1M views / and I still feel people will discover “the fraud I am”. Sure, I know I am good at what I do. My bank account makes me feel otherwise 😂 Some vídeos with just a few views also make me feel that. But the feeling is a real drag. Thanks for making a video on this matter. This thing is real.