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A cheap, snap-together, nearly screw-less 3D printer (reprap) design that minimizes use of non-printed parts. Current parts cost: about $250! That's including the cost of plastic used to print the parts!
Improves upon the Snappy v1.1 de# the following ways:
- Replaces metal lifter screw rods with printed worm gears and racks.
- Replaces binder clips with adjustable bed-leveling mounts. Yes, you can now adjust bed leveling!
- Towers and bridge assembly use less plastic.
- Improves reliability of X and Y homing switches.
- Increases build volume to approximately 195mm x 195mm x 165mm.
- Extruder idler should now provide more pressure on the filament, for less skipping.
- Cable chains should be stiffer and stay together better.
- The extruder bridge is now arched, to reduce sag issues.
Works, but Z axis is wobbly.
| Link | Description |
|---|---|
| Make | If you need to make changes and regenerate the model files, here's how. |
| BOM | Bill of Materials. Those parts you need to print or obtain to make a Snappy. |
| Assembly | Instructions on how to assemble the Snappy 3d printer. |