It is an XXYY cross-gantry 3d printer.
The first prototype got 3:21 speedboatrace score, and the 5th(by score), 3rd(by machine/ID), 1st(all machines with direct drive extruders) on the rank list.
- speedboatrace video:
- speedboatrace leaderboard (ember_cc#3959):
The final design is underway.
- XY system
- Frame size 300x300
- Full movement range (always larger than heated bed size): 170x170.
- An aluminum heated bed of 150x150 or 180x180 is recommended.
- nema14 55mm or 60mm stepper x4 (voron v0 xy stepper)
- Designed from sketch and aluminum CNC oriented.
- maximum 140k mm/s^2 @ 600mm/s with TMC2209 24V (tested)
- maximum 160k mm/s^2 @ 600mm/s with TMC5160 55V (tested, nema14 is not as powerful as expected, but way far enough for daily fast printing)
- Z: Voron 2.4 Z architecture (not ready)
- "belt-driven 4Z lifting the heated bed" seems weird but works fine and can reach 20000mm^2/s @ 60mm/s, so this architecture is keeped in the project.
- No electronics bay.
- As my testing platform, the electronics changes frequently.
- I placed some aluminum extrusions at the left and right and bottom to mount PSU and MCU boards and RPIs.
- No full enclosure.
- https://a360.co/3otfhes
- This is the online preview for those who do not have fusion360 installed. The f3d file is free to be downloaded.
- https://a360.co/3nV5nW3
- Latest work.
- Z system is not ready.
- The whole project is overkilled for daily use, but it is just good enough as my testing platform.
- I am not planning to build a BOM, someone can count bolts and nuts by himself.
- ABS-printed project is deprecated because the CNC version is WAY better.
- But you will find it's easy to enforce models to be stronger enough, and then print with ABS.