3 Stepper Z Axis - DIY big format 3D printer with Toolchanger

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • This is the third part of this series where i design and make my own 3D printer featuring a 400*400*500 print area, 3030 extrusions for the chasis,a fully DIY toolchanger system,linear rails for every axis,area controled heated bed(4*4),full enclosure and many more exciting features.In this third part i will talk about the construction of the Z axis which features 3 stepper motors for non planar prinitng and linear rails for smooth movement.
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    Thanks for watching

КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @thelanguist
    @thelanguist 3 дні тому

    Do you have GitHub or somewhere else I can take a look at the files ? I am looking for inspiration to get triple z on my ender 5 plus conversion

  • @aliahead2882
    @aliahead2882 Рік тому

    Please send a design for the construction of the graduation project ?

    • @Locksley3D
      @Locksley3D  Рік тому +1

      Hi, I am almost done with this project and I am planning to release all the STLs and such on github, hopefully I will have the files up by the end of the month and when I do I will make an update video about it

  • @Fake4-d7d
    @Fake4-d7d Рік тому +1

    Sir, can u provide the cad and stl files?

  • @cvi999999
    @cvi999999 9 місяців тому

    Do The hot bedt may be installed backwards.

  • @kolirock4836
    @kolirock4836 Рік тому

    Sir can you please provide me the stl file of the 3d printed parts, as I am trying to build one by seeing your videos

    • @Locksley3D
      @Locksley3D  Рік тому +1

      Sadly the printer is still very much in development and the parts and still changing very often, I could provide you the stl files if you really wanted but at this stage of the project I wouldn't call this printer "ready" yet. I hope to have everything done in the next few months and when it's ready I will post all the STLs, instructions and more on github