Wood-D

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Wood-D

Release status: experimental

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Description
Just another wooden 3D-Delta-Printer (Open Source Project)
License
GPL
Author
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Wood-D Beta1

Description

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Wood-D - Just another wooden 3D-Delta-Printer (Open Source Project)

Wood-D is a 3D-Delta-Printer based on LASER-cutted plywood. The joints are made of bearing balls and neodyn ring magnets.

Design Objectives

Specifications

Principle Delta / Rostock
Construction LASER cutted 4mm plywood (5 pieces a 400 x 300 mm)
Printing area square 190 x 190 mm or
circle 220 mm diameter
fits PCB Heatbed.
Heatbed shifted 15 mm in +Y direction
Printing height 225 mm (at a linear system length of 650 mm)
about linear system length minus 425 mm
Dimension base box 337 x 296 x 60 mm
Dimension top box 337 x 296 x 20 mm
Dimension printer 337 x 296 x 650 mm depends on linear system length
Joints Magnetic (neodym ring magnets with bearing balls)
Drive Stepper motors with timing belt GT2 or T2.5

Features

Based on the LASER cutted constructive parts you get a very high precision (nearly) without measuring and adjusting.

The plywood parts/puzzle are hold together with key and slots and a little bit of glue. Through the box design with cross bracing the stiffness is very high. The box design guarantees also a high angle precision.

Linear system rods are pressed in and the linear bearing are hold by a 2-componentt glue (epoxy).

Magnetic joints simplified the construction by giving a very high precision, less friction and zero backlash.

All non plywood parts are standard industrial parts you can buy in online shops and eBay. (only drive shafts have to be sawed)

Necessary tools: LASER cutter (visit a FabLab/Hackerspace in your area), hand saw for metal, screw drivers, inbus keys, gripper, cutter, soldering iron

Parts

Base and Top Box

Linear System

Timing Belt

Joints

Extruder Nozzle

A standard J Head Nozzle is used. See also RepRap Interface Standard RIS 1 for nozzle holder.

Extruder Drive

The drive case is also LASER cutted and is related to the Wade's Geared Extruder.

The details will be published in a seperate article.

Heated Bed

The base box is designed to hold a standard square PCB Heatbed (active area 180x180mm). Alternatively a disk with a diameter up to 300mm can be used (active area diameter 210mm).

Electronics

Any electronics compliant with RepRap Interface Standard RIS 1.

Used in Beta 1: Arduino Mega 2560 with RAMPS 1.4 shield and Marlin firmware

The electronic is mounted on a 'drawer' to easily adapt to any other design.

Downloads

After finishing the first beta phase the construction drawings and LASER cut files will go online. Please wait...


Current Status

Beta 1:

Part Status Comment
Base and top box ready minor bugs to fix --> Beta 2
Linear system ready and working
Joints ready and working Improvements in Beta 2
Timing belt at work...
Electronics at work...
Heated Bed at work...
Extruder Drive near ready


Links

More infos on the blog page wood-d.de (German language)