Printer spawned from the X3D XS Corexy 3D printer on Thingiverse:
X3D XS COREXY Printer by Unix
This printer is portable - cant put it in your hatchback but by removing the two front square tubes (bottom and top) along with the bed the printer can rotate out of a standard door. Slots in the tubes fit on to 3D printed sections of the corner brackets.
The printer is built from 3D printed parts, majority of hardware and frame aluminium is available at big box home improvement stores (Lowes, HomeDepot, etc.), smooth rods purchased from McMaster-Carr.
Printer is nearing completion, with successful function all 3D printed parts/models will be available for download.
Build progress is on social media and YouTube (link to playlist)
(Portable) Large Format 3d Printer 4ft square frame. Build Volume 36in x 36in x 36in
Build in 'H-Bot and Core XY' published by nc3dpw, Jan 12, 2018.
Large format printer build based off successful small Corexy. I figured it could be scaled to large format and be portable. Portable meaning by removing a few pieces it could effectively be rotated out of a standard door frame.
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DT18, (SCOTT) ken dimon, Ruan8833 and 9 others like this. -
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Build Author nc3dpw, Find all builds by nc3dpw
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Build Details
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- CC - Attribution NonCommercial - Share Alike - CC BY NC SA
Reason for this Build
At the start of the build all large formats were outside my price range (pre CR10s etc). Goal was to do this build for sub $500 while improving my build skills. Lastly to print very large things
Inspired by
X3D XS Corexy Build - X3D XS COREXY Printer by Unix -
Parts list
Qty Part Name Part Link Comments 8 Tight Tolerance PH Stainless Steel Rod https://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/3180T38 Link Linear rod, coudl also use linear rails 6 Steelworks L x 1-in W x 1-in H Aluminum Plain Squa https://www.lowes.com/pd/Steelworks-L-x-1-in-W-x-1-in-H-A... Link This tubing is used in both the frame and bed 4 Nema 17 Motors Link I had on hand, order from you preferred vendor 1 Bowden style extruder Link Using a bowden vs direct drive to reduce weight on the extruder carriage 1 E3dV6 Hot end 2.85 (generic) Link Effort to save funds the printer is using an E3dV6 clone 70 Cat5 Flexible cable 70+ feet Link This is being used for motors and end stops 1 Ramps and Arduino Board Link order from you preferred vendor (due to scale of the printer another board may be in order) 1 Bolts used (will be added with link) Link
