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      Design and Ideas

      The aim was the build a big 3d printer, then I thought that if made the frame strong enough it could do light CNC milling of acrylic and wood. And then I saw a DIY CNC plasma cutter and thought that was cool so now the aim of this machine is the be able to do all 3.

      Its frame is made of 20x20mm aluminium extrusions. It will use 20mm rods with LM20UU bearings. The fame will be simular to what is shown below except there will be 2 rods on each side for the Z axis.[​IMG]

      The 3d printer arraignment for the build will use a piece of 10mm wood for the y axis base with a Mk3 heatbed attached. The extruder will be a Mk8 extruder.

      The mill attachment will use a dremel flexishaft as the tool head.

      The plasma cutter head would be a from a ROSSI Cut-40.

      Build Progress

      So far the aluminium extrusions have been assembled as shown. I used https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:59398 to connect the extrusions together. It was very fiddely with each piece being interconnected. I used M5x10mm bolts and M5 nuts for half of the brackets and I used M4 Slim T-Nuts and their M4x10mm hex screws from Core Electronics for the remainder of the brackets.
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      Designed Motor mounts. http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:890083
      Printed Motor mounts and attached them.

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      Added the 20mm rods.

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  • Build Details

    Build License:
    • CC - Attribution NonCommercial - CC BY NC

    Reason for this Build

    Because I enjoy building things.

    Inspired by

    Pursa I3, Up! Mini and Cyclone PCB Mill
  • Parts list

    Qty Part Name Part Link Comments
    1 100x M5x12 + M5 Nut OR 100x Slim T-Nut + M4x10 http://core-electronics.com.au/aluminum-extrusion-slim-t-... Link You probably need 100 of either the M5's or the Tnuts.
    1 6x 1meter lengths of 20x20 Extrusions http://www.profileautomation.com.au/product/df2020_1-864 Link 6x 1 meter lengths. I got mine for around 80 dollars.
    1 3x 1400 lengths of 20mm linear rod http://www.cncshop.com.au/index.php?main_page=product_inf... Link Cut into 2x640mm + 4x400 + 2x 540
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