HardyGraph
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| Description | Fully customizable 3-D Printer with OpenSCAD
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This is my Project for dynamical printing a Portal-Printer with OpenScad and a possible reachable Workspace Area of 360x600x270mm (X/Y/Z). But this is just my Print (i simply don’t know how far you can get). It has a option for mounting some Auto-Bed-Leveling equipment, then you might able for levelling the bed with Marlin or some other Firmware.
You decide the values of each parameter of each Structure within the Printer. If you don’t change anything you simply will get mine ;-) (Hopefully your Printer works like mine (Prusa i2 with 0.4mm Nozzle)).
Contents
Information
Please be aware of the Information on this site, its under construction ;-)
Pictures of my Version
Assembly instructions
Sorry this may take a while, and a lot of writing too ;-)
Possible Mechanical Parts
(These are the mechanical Parts I used for my configuration)
- Smooth-Rods Y - Axis: 10mm
- Smooth-Rods Z - Axis: 10mm
- Smooth-Rods X - Axis: 8mm
- Ground-Frame Threaded-Rods: 8mm
- Upper-Frame column Threaded Rods: 10mm
- Brace of Structure Threaded Rods: 8mm
- Belts: Standard GT2 Belt 7mm width
- Pulleys: 20tooth Pulley for GT2 Belt
- Bearings: LM8UU, LM10UU, 608ZZ
The length of each mechanical part (Smooth-Rods/Threaded Rods) will be shown in the OpenScad Console after loading HardyGraph.scad as described on GitHub :-). It depends on the size you define for your printer. The value refresh each time you render your view.
Possible Electrical Parts
(These are the electrical Parts I used for my configuration)
Parents
This Printer was made from an Prusa i2
Help and support
Mail me if you have any questions: hardygraph@virtograv.de
