The only takeaway 3D printer test packed in its pizza box!
Includes printer frame, reel holder, extruder, nuts, bolts and bars with a sprinkling of fix it blocks!
Cut with a Solar powered Laser Cutter... To Be Continued......
FPath: Stigmergic Fill
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Well, my initial efforts to build physical things on the next step down on
the Feynman Path are proving to be quite frustrating. Turns out hardware is
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Dyislexic USP's, British Design, British Made, Take Away packaing, Fast Build, Low Cost, Simple Design, Elegant looking, Reasonable size Build area, 3mm or 1.7mm material feed, Green Manufacturing Power Source. Ability to add PCB Engraving.
Open Source.
So what's the likely price?
It's going to get wrecked if you ship it like that.
I know with packaging eg bubblewrap included you can't see the content..
Hey Tony how are you doing.. Brigid say's Hi.. Send me a message via Linkein.. or FB with your email..
Nice one. Plenty of room for more Kits.
Hello, I wanted to check in on your Huxley Seedlings and see how it is coming along? My friend and I are about to embark on this very endeavor. We like your design the BEST because it looks VERY rigid. Rigidity is good considering we want the smallest print bead possible. My buddy already has a 5-axis CNC which he built and he made it a squared out frame so it is stable. He also has a 3/4ton lathe in his garage along-side his new laser cutter which is also framed (and can cut your hand off in a second). After we build the Huxleys to do 3D printing, he said he will build a Plasma CNC.. :D
So we are pretty serious, or rather he is, but right now we are doing research on this. I wonder if you would mind sending us over some updated diagrams or whatever evolution of this you think would be best for us to build? Or should we just refer to this page for everything? http://reprap.org/wiki/Huxley_Seedling
Many thanks in advance!!
Kevin & Denzil
kevin@ipvfletch.net
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