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3D Printer part fodder by Davik
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 2 months ago
These are some of the parts that I had used to build a homemade 3D printer that I deemed the Luria. Unfortunately, the it was flawed deeply in design, producing slow, loud, inconsistent results. I do not reccomend making one of these machines. I leave this page up because many of the pieces can still be used by others for other various projects. For instance, there are minimal brackets for a 4x20 smart controller. Along with things like an e-3D compatible effector head unit. In short, use the files as you wish.
Old description:
Enclosed in this file is the parts, instructions, and schematics to build a leadscrew based delta printer known as the rep-rap Luria. This printer utilizes 3D printed parts and joints that hold a hand-cut 1/2 inch thick plywood frame together. This printer is still a work in progress, so improvements and file changes will most likely change before I am finished.
Specs (as of now):
200mm diameter build volume
100mm build height
~500mm sq. overall footprint
IMPORTANT: scale all items by 25.4 to make them correctly sized
Old description:
Enclosed in this file is the parts, instructions, and schematics to build a leadscrew based delta printer known as the rep-rap Luria. This printer utilizes 3D printed parts and joints that hold a hand-cut 1/2 inch thick plywood frame together. This printer is still a work in progress, so improvements and file changes will most likely change before I am finished.
Specs (as of now):
200mm diameter build volume
100mm build height
~500mm sq. overall footprint
IMPORTANT: scale all items by 25.4 to make them correctly sized