Ekobots - Box-H 3D Printer.

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Box-H 3D Printer built with threaded rod. Features a box format with X and Y axes utilizing the H system, requiring no frame made of threads for its strength. Just print parts, bars, nuts, and washers, which turn out strong printed pieces and an equally sturdy body. This cheap, simple, elegant, and fast printer includes power and electronics inside the box. Take a look at my object here: http://www.thingiverse.com/make:280855 for all photos. I gained extensive knowledge by designing, printing, and mounting this version of the Prusa. Now I have the final revised design for Box-H available for use. Here is what you will need: All 3D printed components (as per plates). -7x threaded rod (1 meter) -.4x for X frame 400mm -.4x for Y frame 400mm -.4x for Z frame 350mm -1x for z-axis, 310 mm 6 linear rods: -.2x for the x-axis (340mm) -.2x for the y-axis (360mm) -.2x for the z-axis (310mm) -2 pulleys (GT2, MXL, or T2) with 15 teeth and a screw/grubber setup, suitable for a 6 mm belt --2x x and y axes 1 x GT2/MXL/T2 belt measuring 3m in length with a 6mm width. -1 8x22x7 bearing (608ZZ) -4 bearings (8x22x7) for the x-axis -4 bearings (8x22x7) for the y-axis -1x z axis bearing -1 bearing for extruder motor. 12 bearings, 8x45x15mm in size, and with a LM8UU model: --4 bearings (8x45x15mm) for x-axis --4 bearings (8x45x15mm) for y-axis --4 bearings (8x45x15mm) for z axis. 1 flexible shaft coupler (25x19x8mm) --Convert 5 mm to 8mm with ease using it - MK8 direct drive motor (with a screw/grubber system), perfect for handling 1.75 filament -Hotend 12v compatible for 3d printer.