Sub33D v2.06 sub $100 AUD recycled e-waste 3D printer

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Please check out the latest and more affordable $65 Sub33D 2.07 version with enhanced x-axis motor and idler mounts:http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1429273\nTake a look at the video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkrMPGtMW3M\nSub33D v2.06 sub $100 AUD recycled e-waste 3D printer\nPrint area measures 200W x 200D x 180H\nHigh accuracy and long-lasting 604/605 bearing construction (No linear bearings)\n10mm rods throughout design provide stiffer, less vibration performance\nRidged frame design minimizes frame flexing\nDesigned to utilize recycled printer, PC, and general e-waste components supplied by Substation 33\nComponent cost excluding recycled components totals under $100 AUD\nMain purchased components include:\nElectronics (Mega, Ramps, LCD, etc)\nHot end\nHeat bed\nThreaded rod and a small number of screws and Wade Extruder bolt\nPrinted parts weigh approximately 0.5kg\nMain recycled components are:\n8mm acrylic sheets from PC LCD monitors\n10mm chrome steel rods recovered from office printers\nNema 17 stepper motors recovered from office printers\nATX 350W PC power supply\nscrews, rubber bushes, heat sinks, fans recovered from office printers and PC's\n16mm laminated particle board base plate recovered from old kitchen cabinet\nHeat bed glass recovered from office printer\nWiring recovered from Ethernet LAN cable (multi stranded wire, not solid core) and PC power cords (10A wires)\nBearings recovered from office printer stepper motors (non Nema type stepper motors)\nBuilt and filmed on location:\nSubstation 33 (www.substation33.com.au)\n31 Mary St, Kingston QLD 4114, Australia\nPhone +61 (07) 3826 1533\nTake a look at the following Youtube video build sequence playlist for detailed build instructions (still under construction):\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eCutGJ9l7U&list=PLW8e88EbKrS9L1Py1hJ-ydUP7O0o1GQaK