Dollo
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Release status: working
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| Description | Dollo is trying to make 3D printers scale on their own
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Rendered in Blender from the 3D printable .stl files
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You can get all of the files, including parts list, firmware (for multiple different boards), and all of the .stl files and .scad files. So you can see free to change the files in any way or shape that you want to (we want you do to make it your own!)
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Goals
Goals for Dollo are:[1]
- Make a 3D printer that can make as many of its own parts as possible
- Have it so the machine can scale with little to no throwing away of old parts
- Make it easy to assemble
- Use no more than a single 1KG spool of plastic to make.
- Make it as low cost as possible.
- use parts that are easy to find.
- make it durable (since it can print its own parts this isn't super high priority)
- hope people stop asking "what if you could 3D print a 3D printer" because of course you can and its not that unique of an idea
