Ikea Footstool Hacked into a 3D Printer

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StefanoG from Genova, Italy, used an Ikea footstool and some Prusa i3 Rework parts an made a 3d printer.

You start with this (BTW: I HATE Ikea furniture)

And you get a 3D printer with wooden frame

Here is a detailed build guide with all the files needed:

http://www.instructables.com/id/From-an-Ikea-Footstool-to-Poang-3D-Printer/

Creators homepage:

http://www.arsenalidigitali.it/

BTW:

It is not a first 3d printer made from parts made of Ikea furniture, the first I saw was this Delta:

http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2013/12/custom-delta-3d-printer-built-from-ikea.html

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