Cheap makerbot using adafruit motor shield. UPDATE
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This project involved constructing a MakerBot controlled by an Adafruit Motor Shield. All wooden pieces were handmade using a saw, and two NEMA 17 stepper motors were added for the X and Y axes. A Parallax Continuous Rotation Servo was utilized for the Z-axis. Max Livesey's code served as a basis, with modifications made to enable 3D printing functionality. The entire setup cost approximately $250 and uses an Arduino Mega to operate an extruder board built by the creator. Currently, progress has been made, but the extruder still needs to be purchased; however, an updated code will soon be shared!
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