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Rostock, Kossel, Simpson, 3DR, and more. See: http://reprap.org/wiki/Category:Delta. Previously named "Delta Robots and Stewart Platform"
Re: Grounded Experimental Delta Printer - 12 years ago
A2 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > @MetalButcher > > Split/cut the .stl into two parts then glue them > together. > Add alignment notches/holes/pins. Sorry, I've never tried to modify existing STL's A2, I just did a quick google search and I don't see an easy way to do that (without paying for Netfabb pro?), can you recommend a pointer/directionby MetalButcher - Delta Machines
Re: Grounded Experimental Delta Printer - 12 years ago
nicholas.seward Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You must be talking about the version on > Thingiverse. I have yet to release the gear arm > version. Should be within the month. Wonderful, thanks for the heads up, I can't waitby MetalButcher - Delta Machines
Re: Grounded Experimental Delta Printer - 12 years ago
I just found out about this and tried to print it on a Makerbot and unfortunately the frame is much too large for the Replicator, everything else fits just fine. Is there a substitute frame stl?by MetalButcher - Delta Machines
Re: Parts wanted for Wade Extruder - 14 years ago
Hi Dean, thanks for the response. After no reply, I bit the bullet and bought one off of ebay. I grabbed a teflon rod from McMaster Carr and some kapton tape. Since the motor controller I have doesn't have a port for an extruder controller, I figure I'll just build one from an Arduino I have. Thanks for the encouragement, I'm in Western MD, near Hagerstown.by MetalButcher - Baltimore/Wash. DC (and environs) RUG
Parts wanted for Wade Extruder - 14 years ago
Hi all, I've been following the RepRap project for a little bit now, and have played with and built a DIY cnc machine made from water pipe, controlled with EMC2... Is there anyone in West MD that'd be willing to print me the pieces for a Wade Extruder so I can swap my dremel head machine out? I have plenty of machine tools, lathe, milling machine, shaper etc. but making those gears out of steelby MetalButcher - Baltimore/Wash. DC (and environs) RUG