Geakbot DLP Printer

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Geekbot DLP 3D printer: Build Affordable 3D Printing Device in Your Own Garage! Get Ready to Unlock the Secrets of Rapid Prototyping with Geekbot! Assembling your own Geekbot 3D printer is an achievable feat, even for DIY beginners! I've managed to piece together this affordable and versatile device using locally-sourced materials. Stay tuned for further details on construction steps and downloadable resources. For those eager to jump in, please note that a comprehensive guide is in the works, but it won't happen overnight due to time and resource constraints. Don't be discouraged - every small contribution counts! Instructions will be published shortly, so check back frequently! For now, let's take a closer look at the essential parts you'll need for this project. **Geekbot DLP 3D Printer Components** Please don't hesitate to reach out if any adjustments are necessary. Here are some of the required materials: - 2 x 6-foot angled rods - 1 x 6-foot, 5/16-threaded rod (metric alternatives also welcome) - 50 x flat washers (diameter: 5/16 inches) - 25 x 5/16-inch bolts with a 1-inch length - 25 x hex nuts for 5/16-inch bolts **Beamer Specifications: A High-Quality Projector is Key!** The centerpiece of our printer requires high-quality components. We're looking for: A Beamer, also known as a projector, that boasts the following specifications: - Luminance level: at least 2,000 lumens - Resolution: XGA (1024 x 768 pixels) Please keep an eye out for more updates, and I'll make sure to add your input and ideas to the guide! Let's work together to bring this affordable DIY 3D printing device to life.