D3D Universal with Dual Z Axis

Basics

• A D3D printer that has been build in Hamburg, Germany, and is based on a fork of the D3D-Universal. The main difference to the D3D-Universal is that it has 2 Z-Axis to be more stable.
• Great as a First Printer, Clasroom All-in-One Device, or as a print farm componet

Versioning

0.0.2 0.0.1

Development Template

Development Template

	Description	Link to Work Product	%
	DESIGN
1	Requirements + Value Proposition	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Requirements + Value Proposition	0
2	Industry_Standards	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Industry Standards	0
3	Conceptual Design	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Conceptual Design	0
4	Module Breakdown	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Module Breakdown	0
5	3D CAD	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis 3D CAD	0
6	Calculations	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Calculations	0
7	Electronics Design	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Electronics Design	0
8	Wiring and Plumbing	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Wiring and Plumbing	0
9	Software	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Software	0
	BILL OF MATERIALS
10	BOM	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis BOM	0
11	vBOM	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis vBOM	0
12	CAM Files	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis CAM Files	0
13	Cut List	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Cut List	0
	BUILD
14	Build Instructions	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Build Instructions	0
15	Fabrication Drawings	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Fabrication Drawings	0
16	Exploded Part Diagram	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Exploded Part Diagram	0
17	Production Engineering	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Production Engineering	0
	DATA COLLECTION
18	Build Pictures and Video	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Build Pictures and Video	0
19	Data Collection	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Data Collection	0
20	Future Work	D3D Universal with Dual Z-Axis Future Work	0

Internal Links

• D3D