Just finished A Large build printer using IKEA LACK TABLES

Joerg_4 · 2016-05-30T11:22:19.000Z

wow this is really cool! congrats.

are you planning to do an instructable about it?

Wamd · 2016-05-30T15:42:38.000Z

Thanks for the comment.

Yes I am in the process of writing the instructable. It will be entered into the 3D printing contest so please let people know about it and remember to vote.

Thanks your support is greatly appreciated.

kilop · 2016-05-30T21:28:18.000Z

nice build and i hope this gone be published ASAP

so any one can make such printer

Protoscan3D · 2016-05-31T07:45:39.000Z

I love it

Will defo try building one someday.

markyoe · 2016-05-31T17:42:40.000Z

This is awesome!! Please post a link of the instructable on here when you are done.

Dom1nic · 2016-06-01T15:04:36.000Z

Sweet!

Anson_Wing · 2016-06-01T16:49:42.000Z

Really cool! How much did you spend on building this?

Erdrol · 2016-06-01T18:37:43.000Z

Amazing Job! You should send this to Ikea !!

Wamd · 2016-06-01T19:21:38.000Z

Thanks

I did think it would be cool if you could buy this from ikea in a kit.

Wamd · 2016-06-01T19:23:41.000Z

I spent £260 and am currently constructing the instructable one for under £200

Wamd · 2016-06-01T19:24:04.000Z

Many thanks

Wamd · 2016-06-01T19:25:04.000Z

Will do, cheers for the comment

luc1dni9htmare · 2016-06-01T21:32:55.000Z

How is the bed being supported with larger or heavier prints?

Wamd · 2016-06-01T23:27:51.000Z

Hi

The simple test I did was…

1) put on 2 x 1KG rolls of filament on the bed to test stability whilst moving and z Axis movement.

2) put on 1KG roll of filament right at the front of the bed mid print and observed 0.9 mm of movement in the layer.

given the machine could easily move with 2 kg and only 0.9mm of movement was evident the layer when 1kg of weight was added mid print, over the coarse of a large print the incremental weight increase would easily dissipate through the layers with no adverse affect. Please also bear in mind the 1kg was added right at the front edge of the bed giving an uneven weight distribution, (thinking on worse case scenario).

The z axis guide rods operate independently from the Y and X Axis and are using 12mm rod and bearings

Thanks for the question and hopes this helps to answer it.

Zak_Grigsby · 2016-06-02T03:06:35.000Z

When do you expect to have the instructable ready? I own three printers already, but I’m ready to build my own, and this is the one.

Shadrack · 2016-06-02T14:06:35.000Z

Looks good. I did the same, building an enclosure for an Prusa i3. Not as nice as what you have setup though. Great job.

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Wamd · 2016-06-03T07:32:25.000Z

X 10 Marvin 0.5 layer height, No infill ,No Support 0.6 Nozzle 6.hrs 40 minutes

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Medelis3D · 2016-06-03T13:30:11.000Z

WOW very COOL …

If you want to buy powerful & cheap 3D Printer… auto leveling

(NO MORE wasting TIME - 30sek. & Ready To Go)
super basic to use Cura 3D Printing Slicing Software …MICROMAKE D1 … https://youtu.be/kXie0oyaHKo

luc1dni9htmare · 2016-06-03T16:35:59.000Z

That is huge and looking good. Looking forward for the £260 Guide and BOM.

Wamd · 2016-06-03T19:48:21.000Z

Thanks for your support.

instructable should be published shortly.