CUBETRIX diy corexy 3D PRINTER

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3D printing creates physical objects from digital designs through additive manufacturing processes. Different technologies and materials can be used, but all rely on converting a digital model into a solid 3D object by adding layers. Design files serve as blueprints for these objects, which are sliced into thin layers for the printer. Chuck Hull's stereolithography invention in 1983 laid the foundation for today's additive manufacturing. The open-source nature of 3D printing allows users to customize their printers and create various objects. CUBETRIX, a self-designed 3D printer, offers advanced features such as a large print area, high-speed performance, stable structure, and compatibility with different boards/LCDs. The project includes PDF files for building instructions and a bill of materials list, while video tutorials guide the assembly process. Join the CUBETRIX Facebook group for help and discussions.