Griffin OS 3D Delta Printer

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This older design printer offers scalability, being built as small as carry-on luggage size or up to an 18-inch wide print surface. It falls within a low to mid $400 range for a basic model, with options pushing it towards $550. Essential tools required are common items like hacksaw/Dremel, allen keys, soldering iron, and pliers. This is a stable working printer design with ongoing documentation and potential further evolution. The Bill of Materials (BOM) lacks 6x 6mm spacers, and sizing files have been added. Some Arduinos need relatively flat reset buttons to fit properly. Attribution goes to Goopyplastic for the modified J-Head mount with LED holders and a Kossel for the effector design with smaller ball ends that allow interchangeability with Kossel Mini parts. Print everything at 70% infil, using ABS for glass mounts with heated bed, and ABS for effector, effector fan, and J-Head mount. Required components include three Griffin belt tensioners, three Griffin carriers, one Griffin extruder, and so on, with optional extras like a Griffin effector-mounted fan. For larger printers, additional options are available such as dual rail wire guides and Ramps fan shrouds without mounts for under bed mounting. Tall printers may require dual upper rail frame connectors.