RappiDelta JR 3d Printer

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Print these and add several components to create a fully operational Delta 3D Printer. To build one, you will require: Three Arms One Base One End Effector One Top (Choose between MK1, MK2, or the advanced MK3 with internal wiring runs) Three Uprights Six Hangers Besides printed parts, the following components are necessary: Three Nema 17 geared steppers One Nema 17 stepper A control board Three endstops A heated bed A J Type hotend An extruder (Tito is a preferred choice for many users) Two push fit connectors Six 4mm carbon rods Twelve Traxxas rod ends 500mm of Teflon tubing Varied screws Some wire This printer's design was previously a failed Kickstarter campaign. However, the provided details may still prove valuable to someone looking to create a functional Delta 3D Printer. The following are instructions for building the printer: To begin printing, use a bed size of at least 30cmx30cm. Note that it might be worthwhile for an experienced user to revise and optimize this design to fit smaller print areas. Initially, the top plate was designed to accommodate Nema17 motors. Nevertheless, I had to adapt my build to gearbox motors, which led to the omission of essential changes. While the MK2 revision was begun, it remains incomplete at this point.