$65 full sized recycled e-waste 3D printer ( Sub33D v2.07 )

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Please check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkrMPGtMW3M. Sub33D v2.07 is a full-sized 3D printer made from recycled e-waste, priced at $65 USD. It features: - New x-axis motor and idler mounts for improved performance - A print area of 200W x 200D x 180H - High accuracy long life 604zz bearing construction - 10mm rods throughout the design for stiffness and reduced vibration - A ridged frame design to minimize flexing - Designed to utilize recycled printer, PC, and general e-waste components from e-waste recyclers Sub33D v2.07 utilizes Thingiverse extruder components, including the E3D_v6_Compact_Extruder_for_i3_Rework. The cost of purchased components excluding recycled parts is under $65 USD. The purchased components include: - A J-Head Hotend for short distances at $4.50 - An ATMEGA2560 board at $5.95 - A Ramps 1.4 shield at $4.28 - Four DRV8825 Stepper Motor Drivers at $6.20 - An Optical Endstop Switch For RAMPS 1.4 at $0.68 - Two Micro switches and a roller lever at $0.80 - Two GT2 20 Tooth pulleys and a 2m GT2 belt at $3.85 - A 100K ohm NTC 3950 thermistor at $0.80 - A RAMPS1.4 2004 LCD Display at $8.09 - Thirty 604zz bearings at $4.23 - A heat bed at $6.08 - One kilogram of 3D printer filament in ABS at $8.00 - One hundred Dupont connectors at $0.76 - Threaded rod, small screws, Wade Extruder bolts, and miscellaneous items at ~$10.00 The total cost, including delivery, is $64.22. Please check out the file "Sub33D price info v2.07.pdf" for links to online components and prices as of 2016-03-20. Main recycled components include: - Eight-millimeter acrylic sheets from PC LCD monitors - Ten-millimeter chrome steel rods recovered from office printers - Nema 17 stepper motors recovered from office printers - An ATX 350W PC power supply, rubber bushes, heatsinks, and fans recovered from office printers and PCs - Screws recovered from general e-waste - A sixteen-millimeter laminated particle board base plate recovered from an old kitchen cabinet material - Heatbed glass recovered from an office printer - Wiring recovered from Ethernet LAN cable (multi-stranded wire) and PC power cords (10A wires) - Bearings recovered from office printer stepper motors Built and filmed on location: Substation 33, located at 31 Mary St, Kingston QLD 4114, Australia. Please call +61 (07) 3826 1533 for more information. Please check out the following YouTube video build sequence playlist for detailed build instructions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eCutGJ9l7U&list=.