About tommyc View More One Piece Lm8uu Y-Carriage for Prusa i2 by tommyc May 29, 2012 Mendelmax Y Rod Mount & Clamp for 10MM Linear Rod. by tommyc May 29, 2012 Greg's X-Carriage with Kühling's LM Holder by tommyc May 29, 2012 LM8/LM10 Y-Carriage for Mendelmax by tommyc May 29, 2012 Kühling's x-ends Misumi Resin Nut Edition by tommyc May 28, 2012 PanelMax Prusa by tommyc Apr 10, 2012 Kühling's x-ends for MendelMax 1.5 by tommyc Apr 10, 2012 PanelMax Vertex by tommyc Mar 27, 2012 PanelMax by tommyc Mar 5, 2012 Zip Tie Ancher for Mendelmax by tommyc Feb 7, 2012 RAMPS Mounting Bracket for Mendelmax by tommyc Feb 7, 2012 Lm8uu Y-Carriage for Mendelmax by tommyc Feb 7, 2012 Top
Tantillus Buyers' Guide edit is restricted to the sysop group (set from the "protect" tab)move is restricted to the sysop group (set from the "protect" tab) Entries on this page are in no way an endorsement of quality of goods or service. Below is simply a list of suppliers. Do your research by Googling <company_name RepRap forum> before you buy. This will usually find other reprappers' experience with a given company on our forums. See here for details of how to get included on this page. RepRap is open-source hardware, so there is not a single place to buy it but rather many options. Vendors To remain fair, all vendors that sell here are up for review. If you get bad service, say so on the forums and help other reprappers. Community There are several subforums in the RepRap Marketplace and Job Shop, where people who have sets of RepRap parts for sale can advertise the fact and others can post requests to buy. Also take a look at fellow RepRap developers selling printed parts on the wiki. Project specific parts
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richrap @ blogspot Lasersaur build - SolidStateDepot From SolidStateDepot Lasersaur This page is here to document the rough pricing of they diy laser cutter called the lasersaur. Big fish These items look grossly overpriced on the BOM[2] water chiller - $400 Some people seem to run 40w tubes without cooling. Smaller savings There is probably some savings to be had by price checking locally whenever possible to avoid shipping and handling fees. Added costs There are some things we will need to look into purchasing that are not on the list. IR blocking goggles exhaust fan and tubing fire extinguisher possibly air assist compressor? To do Continue squeezing the price down.
openscad tutorial In this OpenSCAD tutorial series so far we’ve covered the basics of the OpenSCAD interface, how to make 2D forms, how to make some basic 3D forms, how to position those forms in 3D space, the different ways to combine forms, how to create mashups of one or more existing STL’s and OpenSCAD forms, and how to use modules to reuse your code to make your life easier. Although I described the last three tutorials as “intermediate” levels, that’s really only because you learned the basics so quickly from the first few tutorials. With just the basics you can literally design anything you can imagine. The “intermediate” lessons will let you do a little more and make your life a lot easier. Before we get started, the image is from BoriSpider‘s OpenSCAD tutorial homework. You may remember one of the first tutorials was about creating flat 2D forms using some simple commands. Homework assignment Bonus Section 1: The Tutorials So Far Bonus Section 2: Other sources Bonus Section 3: What’s next???