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For other 3D printers see [[3D Printer Genealogy]]. | For other 3D printers see [[3D Printer Genealogy]]. | ||
= Conceptual Design = | |||
This is a German adaptation of OSE D3D printer. The major differences are: | |||
* It uses T-slot profiles for the frame. It uses preferably parts from [https://wiki.opensourceecology.de/Upklib UniProKit] developed by [https://opensourceecology.de/ OSE-Germany]. | |||
* It uses metric system. | |||
The remaining parts are similar: | |||
* We use [[Universal_CNC_Axis]]. | |||
Optional features: | |||
* Be easier to transport. | |||
** Possibility 1: Use handles as in [https://wiki.opensourceecology.de/Datei:UPKframeNG2j.png SolarBox]. | |||
** Possibility 2: One should easily disassemble the printer. The T-Slot profile makes it possible. | |||
= BOM = | = BOM = | ||
Revision as of 09:44, 1 July 2018
Hint: Please clean up discrepancy between v18.06.12 and 18.03 in BOM
Development Template
For other 3D printers see 3D Printer Genealogy.
Conceptual Design
This is a German adaptation of OSE D3D printer. The major differences are:
- It uses T-slot profiles for the frame. It uses preferably parts from UniProKit developed by OSE-Germany.
- It uses metric system.
The remaining parts are similar:
- We use Universal_CNC_Axis.
Optional features:
- Be easier to transport.
- Possibility 1: Use handles as in SolarBox.
- Possibility 2: One should easily disassemble the printer. The T-Slot profile makes it possible.
BOM