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These are the sections of this book: How a RepRap 3D printer works Parts of the printer A word on the most commonly used plastics Tools and skills required Software required to run a RepRap 3D printer Buyer’s guide Links to build instructions Still there hasn’t yet appeared one book that guides you through building 2 There isn’t really any void that needs to be filled since there are enough people and good information online to answer your questions and help you out. Building a 3D printer is very hands-on and will require all your technical skills. You can build it for less than $500 or €500 but months might go by between getting started and printing your first part. Building a 3D printer yourself is a huge undertaking. It’s an open-source project meaning that all the information and design plans you’ll need are available free for all. The project that single-handily propelled home-built 3D printers out of nowhere is RepRap. There are currently hundreds of thousands of people wanting to start their own build waiting for the right moment to get started. In 2006 there were no such printers and 5 years later there are tens of thousands. Introduction Home-built 3D printers are booming. Selecting voltage for endstops on the Sanguinololu board About this book 1. Slic3r: alternative skein application Buyer's guide 1. Prerequisites for other operating systems 5.3. Uploading the Sprinter firmware to your electronics boardĤ. Configuring the Sprinter firmware to your electronics board 3.3.
DIY Sanguinololu build RepRap software 1. Building Your Own 3D Printer An introduction Steven Devijver Copyright © 2011 Steven Devijver Legal Notice Introduction How the printer works Parts of the printer 1.
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