RepRap

OggCamp 2024: The Printer That Took A Decade To Tune

Last updated: 12 Oct 2024 - 15:17

At OggCamp this year I was on the scheduled track and presented a brief history of my RepRap 3D printer on the main stage. The printer is over a decade old but spent a few years in a box. Actually I've been working on it for about 8 years now but I hope it will be done in the next 2 years...

I should document all this in detail but I don't really have time. For now you can take a look at the slides to see a history of my printer.

Section:
Projects
Tags:
3D printing,
RepRap,
Open Source

3D Printed Nativity Set

Last updated: 27 Nov 2012 - 12:48

All the figures included, printed and then painted.

3D Printed Nativity Set: All the figures included, printed and then painted.

This is nearly a year old now, but by the time I finished it last year it was too late for anyone else to have a go, so rather than publish just after Christmas and have it forgotten I sat on it for nearly a year. I was looking for a small Christmas themed plastic model to put in home made crackers for family. In the end I came up with the idea of designing a minimalist nativity set which once everyone pulled their crackers could all be assembled. It all went down well with both my family and Katie's.

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Projects
Tags:
RepRap,
3D printing,
Christmas decoration

RepRap Part Replacement

Last updated: 10 Apr 2012 - 21:15

Since my How Not to Build a RepRap article last year, among the many other projects I've been tinkering with are several upgrades to the RepRap. I've changed the pulleys, to reduce backlash in the X/Y plane, the Z axis couplings and lead screws have been replaced to improve vertical reliability and I've built a new power supply.

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Projects
Tags:
RepRap,
3D printing,
power supply,
mechanical

How not to build a RepRap

Last updated: 24 Dec 2011 - 16:03

A fairly standard basic RepRap

Actually I have a working RepRap now so it isn't all bad, but there are plenty (too many?) guides about what to do to make a RepRap, I thought I'd just point out the problems and mistakes I made building mine.

Section:
Tutorials
Tags:
electronics,
Open Hardware,
RepRap,
3D printing

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