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*Most likely will have a small print bed, use low melting point materials, and will have to move slowly, but may be useful for small parts, and for building additional machines | *Most likely will have a small print bed, use low melting point materials, and will have to move slowly, but may be useful for small parts, and for building additional machines | ||
* '''As of now this is experimental due to the [[The "Poor Can Only Afford to Buy A Tool Once" Issue]] ''' | * '''As of now this is experimental due to the [[The "Poor Can Only Afford to Buy A Tool Once" Issue]] ''' | ||
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*[[TEasyThreed X1]] | *[[TEasyThreed X1]] | ||
Revision as of 23:06, 17 April 2020
Basics
- A D3D For as little cost as possible
- Not one based of e waste, for standardization purposes, although these can be made for cheaper
- Most likely will have a small print bed, use low melting point materials, and will have to move slowly, but may be useful for small parts, and for building additional machines
- As of now this is experimental due to the The "Poor Can Only Afford to Buy A Tool Once" Issue
Industry Standards
Existing Open Source Designs
- n/a ?
Minimum Viable Product
- 100mm^3 or so bed (need to see axis flex etc, may be able to push that limit a slight bit
- Most likely cantilever design, but this can be looked into
- RC Servos or some super cheap motor, and perhaps a geardown if needed
- make some sort of mini-universal axis system, smaller rods etc?
- How cheap can the board be? OCI or somthing ots?
- Seems there are SOME cheap hotends, e3d makes This ~30 USD Model
- Perhaps use a usb drive for files, as they are more common than sd?