Revision as of 22:01, 27 January 2018

Jan 20, 2018

incorporating core-xy concept in my super simple 3d printer design by having the corner pieces also hold the motor
the x and y motors need to be offset vertically so that the belts don't have issues crossing
vertical offset concept inspired from archived fabtotum blog post
progress:

working on a simpler frame for 3D printer (re-using the universal axis rods for the frame instead of CNC cut steel sheets)
giving OpenSCAD a go instead of FreeCAD as it's much faster to prototype with:

proposal for herox for the drill
Small Aluminum Part Machine
finished (audiobook) Bold by Peter Diamandis per Marcin's recommendation, lots to think about...

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+=Jan 20, 2018=
+* incorporating core-xy concept in my super simple 3d printer design by having the corner pieces also hold the motor
+* the x and y motors need to be offset vertically so that the belts don't have issues crossing
+* vertical offset concept inspired from [https://web.archive.org/web/20160423072846/http://blog.fabtotum.com/blog/2014/04/04/belts-and-stuff-experiences-to-share archived fabtotum blog post]
+* progress:
+[[File:Lexprinter.png]]
 =Jan 20, 2018=
 * working on a simpler frame for 3D printer (re-using the universal axis rods for the frame instead of CNC cut steel sheets)