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Acrylic RepRap Design ($20 donation to author)

reprap — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 03:29:02 GMT

($20 donation-to-author-version) This is a version of the Open Source RepRap (technically a GPL'd RepStrap) modified to print on Ponoko's service by diamondage.co.nz and to use more frequently available components. This is designed for the experimenter and for the moment there are no build instructions beyond those already existing for Ian's original design at bitsfrombytes.com. It includes many experimental features: 2 extruders with a manual swap mechanism, a gear motor option for the Z axis, lasercut bearing races, ball-chain throughout instead of belt, NEMA17 and NEMA23 motor mounts and some thickened parts that I found to be too breakable in 4.5mm acrylic. The original SVG source files are available free from the RepRap Project SVN repository on sourceforge.net and you do not have to pay me $20 for them. But if you do, I get to know how many RepRaps are made from my design, which is cool. - Vik :v)

Free Acrylic RepRap Kit (V1.0)

reprap — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 22:46:10 GMT

This is a version of the Open Source RepRap (technically a GPL'd RepStrap) modified to print on Ponoko's service by diamondage.co.nz and to use more frequently available components. This is designed for the experimenter and for the moment there are no build instructions beyond those already existing for Ian's original design at bitsfrombytes.com. It includes many experimental features: 2 extruders with a manual swap mechanism, a gear motor option for the Z axis, lasercut bearing races, ball-chain throughout instead of belt, NEMA17 and NEMA23 motor mounts and some thickened parts that I found to be too breakable in 4.5mm acrylic. Cut the beds in 8mm P3, the 5mm parts in 4.5mm P3 and the 3mm parts in 3mm P2 acrylic. The original SVG source files are available free from the RepRap Project SVN repository on sourceforge.net

Free Acrylic RepRap (V1.1)

reprap — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 22:45:32 GMT

Same as the V1.0 but optimised, some unused parts discarded and MDF used as the deposition bed. Oh, and it's $15 cheaper to make. It is however bleeding edge stuff.

A Single RepRap 3mm Extruder

reprap — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 04:55:35 GMT

This is a collection of parts for a single RepRap 3mm extruder (much like a motorised glue gun), printed out on three of the smallest sheets Ponoko do. It is recommended that they be printed on 3mm, 4.5mm and 8mm acrylic. Transparent acrylic lets you see what you're doing and looks quite good! Assembly instructions and parts needed shown here: http://reprap.org/bin/view/Main/PonokoExtruderAssembly See vik@diamondage,.co.nz for RepRapper's discount details.

5mm gears only (4.5-5mm)

reprap — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 21:16:40 GMT

This is a set of ball-chain gears for those making their own RepRap or Repstrap and are unable to find timing belt. It includes all the gears for the X, Y (3.3 and 3.5mm chain) and Z (2 varying 4.5mm chains) axes. Rims included. Cut this on a P1-sized (180x180mm) 4.5mm acrylic. Do not mix type A and B gears. Smaller gears are etched with the chain size in mm.

Mendelthickparts-reprap

RobertMorrison — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 13:38:32 GMT

All the thick parts for a RepRap Mendel placed together to minimize laser cuts. A RepRap logo is engraved on the bottom left of the bed. Requires a P3 sheet of material to make. I used 5 mm MDF but you could also use acrylic clear or colored.

Reprap Thick Sheet-01

Watsdesign — Sat, 30 Oct 2010 09:22:10 GMT

The needed board to build a reprap (considering we use a gen6 board that mean : bed + "frog" + purge plate + pcb's board) Refer to the wiki (http://www.reprap.org) for more info :)

Mendelthickparts-reprap-nologo

RobertMorrison — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 08:25:42 GMT

All thick parts for a standard "Sells" Mendel with NO LOGO.

After Paul Maseyk’s Portrait of the artist on a young horse

HollowaySmith — Tue, 22 May 2012 05:49:24 GMT

This object is part of the art project "Whisper Down The Lane", currently being developed by artist Bronwyn Holloway-Smith in conjunction with the exhibition The Obstinate Object: Contemporary New Zealand Sculpture at City Gallery Wellington, New Zealand (24 February – 10 June 2012). Project webpage: http://bronwyn.co.nz/projects/whisper-down-the-lane During the exhibition digital and printed 3D models are being made of selected works in The Obstinate Object in collaboration with designers Ant Pelosi and Nick Graham. These 3D printed models are being sold as a limited edition of 20 copies. All purchases come with a numbered certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. The models are being produced in New Zealand using the Open Source RepRap 3D printer.