mini 3D printer (3Dtje)

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Complete DIY 3D Printer with Arduino Core - Mini Replicator Prusa I3 Based This collection includes all the files required to create your very own 3D printer. Just acquire the remaining parts and let's get started! These essential components include an Arduino or Atmega 2560 R3, NEMA 17 steppers, end switches, belts, pulleys, and a set of bearings along with six millimeter axles, not to mention a hot-end J-head E3D. You can find a detailed list on www.3dtje.nl. In my opinion, each 3D printer should come equipped with the capability to reproduce its own sister or brother printer. That's exactly why I developed this comprehensive 3D printed printer. This printer has been successfully utilized in various 3D printing workshops at Stockholm School of Economics and Technical University in Stockholm. When you create your very own printer, please consider donating a second one to a nearby school or someone who is passionate about 3D printing and technology. Let's spread some joy! February 27th, 2016: One of the 3Dtjes has made its way to Milton Peeters College in St. Maarten after being donated by me to their IT class. Their initial assignment was to create a new printer (Prusa I3) and pass it on to the next school in line. Request from March 17th, 2019: After reaching a milestone of over 40,000 views and 8,000+ downloads, kindly send me a message regarding where you've made your printer, its appearance, and how well it performs. I'm curating a map of all 3Dtjes worldwide. Update on November 18th, 2015: A second issue was raised with the drawing for the bowdenmount part 'b'. I verified the design, made some adjustments, and uploaded a new file generated by Slic3r to produce the G-code. Unfortunately, there was a mistake in the filename for the firmware; I've replaced it with an updated file. On March 12th, 2016: An optional part has been added - the Replicator 1 Spool Holder is a compact piece that perfectly fits on the back of your 3D printer. This not only allows you to carry spools but also serves as an excellent mounting point for your display-rest when installed. Update from June 16th, 2016: Due to space constraints with standard-sized print beds in Mini Printers like the one here (mini-3Dtje), a wider remix version of this design has been uploaded. This updated design allows you to hold more spacious spools. However, please be aware that it does not fit well with standard bed dimensions and may require an upgraded or extended build platform for printing at high volumes efficiently. February 27th, 2016 Update: After considerable efforts in making several key upgrades in printer construction for a few months prior; here are a number of those: •Replaced bowden feeder by installing the brand new one from which I've attached an M5 threaded insert so filament moves up nicely, and doesn't jam or bend. March 12th 2016 Update: You may want to modify print bed if this 10 cm long bowden tube gets obstructed from printing. •Lower axis mounting screws support - left and right - modified in length and updated slightly. Recreated the upper mounting part base for feeder higher which now allows manual feed of a spool. If using larger printer than Mini then take note that new spools fit nicely.