Eventorbot! Open source 3D printer.

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The open source 3D printer, Eventorbot, boasts a simple design with fewer materials and costs less than $20 for the frame. Its construction features less plastic parts, a stronger structure, hidden wires, and an appealing finish. The blueprint file provides detailed instructions on assembly, while downloadable files offer 3D views and measurements. Eventorbot was designed to resemble a robotic arm with hydraulic tubes for stability during printing. For those without access to a 3D printer, plastic parts and frames can be ordered through Kickstarter. After successfully meeting its funding goal, Eventorbot is now set to become a reality. Additional files include Google SketchUp/SKB files for viewing angles and measurements, video clips showcasing the printer in action, and STL files for printing specific parts. A hardware file outlines the screw locations, while tutorial videos guide users through assembly, from framing to extruder setup.