Getting bored with prusa and tried the 3DprintMi,

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Getting bored with prusa and tried the 3DprintMi, it’s been a while since I built my huxley in 2008 (delrin cuts parts, milled, then printed), it’s pretty much looked like wallace, assembled fast (about 2hours or so), printed the parts in just 4hours, more updates on how it prints

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So… The same principle, but less rigidity. Hope it works well for ya

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@Adrian_Ciubotariu prints good at just about slow speed, although wobble is apparent at 0.3mm, it’s good for small prints no larger than 8-10cm, a drv on a ramps is an overkill with this one, though small stepper might be good with some A4988/82 stepsticks, torn itself apart at 120mm/s…literally breaks, some improvements in mind, but…I’ll just see where this gets me going…

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@Aria_C_Bramanta I’ve made mine using rails from industrial fuse boxes, square profiles, very rigid. All the other parts are printed in ABS. STURDY.
I’m thinking of getting more to make an Ultimaker clone and after that, a delta.