Sli3DR (pronounced Slider) is a new DIY open source 3d printer developed by famous RichRap. It has unique moment mechanics configuration that uses Spectra line.
Here is a diagram of "unnamed" mechanical movement that is used on this machine with Spectra line which originates from old pen plotter machine:
You can find out more about this mechanism on RichRap's blog.
Update: one of the commentators claims it that the mechanism is similar to the movement of Stratasys Fortus machines. Since I'm not familiar with them I can not confirm it ... hopefully this mechanism will be identified and it's origins clarified ...
Richrap's blog and introduction source post:
http://richrap.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/sli3dr-3d-printer-design-files-up-on.html
You can get all the filees needed to make it on Youmagine:
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/sli3dr-pronounced-slider-3d-printer
... and GitHub including Repetier Firmware:
https://github.com/RichRap/Sli3DR
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| Sli3DR has excellent print results |
Here is a diagram of "unnamed" mechanical movement that is used on this machine with Spectra line which originates from old pen plotter machine:
You can find out more about this mechanism on RichRap's blog.
Update: one of the commentators claims it that the mechanism is similar to the movement of Stratasys Fortus machines. Since I'm not familiar with them I can not confirm it ... hopefully this mechanism will be identified and it's origins clarified ...
Richrap's blog and introduction source post:
http://richrap.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/sli3dr-3d-printer-design-files-up-on.html
You can get all the filees needed to make it on Youmagine:
https://www.youmagine.com/designs/sli3dr-pronounced-slider-3d-printer
... and GitHub including Repetier Firmware:
https://github.com/RichRap/Sli3DR
