Axel's DIY coreXY 3D printer

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This is my DIY CoreXY 3D printer that I've designed myself, featuring a sturdy wooden frame paired with 3D printed parts. The plastic components attach seamlessly to the wooden frame via small wood screws, making assembly and modification remarkably straightforward. My printer functions exceptionally well and produces high-quality prints consistently. Video of the 3D printer: https://youtu.be/KBK9yOW-9XQ And here's an old video showcasing my printer: https://youtu.be/wOW3CatZgMQ I haven't provided detailed building instructions or videos on how to build it, and I won't be doing so. My wooden frame is crafted from 28 mm thick pine wood boards that were readily available at a relatively low cost in my area. You might need to adapt the design slightly if you plan to construct your own printer. I strongly advise against downloading this design with the expectation of replicating it exactly as mine. Instead, I recommend using my design as inspiration for building your own unique printer, potentially incorporating some of the plastic parts included in the download. The file contains a SketchUp model featuring all the plastic and wooden components, allowing you to obtain precise dimensions and visualize how everything fits together seamlessly. Key features of my printer include: * A spacious 20x20x30 cm build volume * A heated borosilicate glass printbed for optimal results * An advanced "3D-touch" sensor for automatic mesh bed leveling * Genuine E3D V6 hotend with a 0.4 mm nozzle for precise printing * Trinamic TMC2100 stepper drivers for smooth operation * MKS GEN 1.4 control board for reliable performance * Marlin version 1.1.4 firmware (configuration files included in the download) Visit my website at http://axelsdiy.brinkeby.se/ to explore more about my printer and other DIY projects. *** Update 2017-08-30 *** I've updated the "XY-jointers" with new versions, along with a fresh spool hub. Additionally, I've replaced the firmware configuration files with new ones tailored for Marlin version 1.1.4. *** Update 2018-02-28 *** I've added new images to showcase more details of my printer and created a new video highlighting its features. You can now find an extensive collection of high-resolution photos on my website, offering a deeper look at my DIY CoreXY 3D printer.