Acriprint V2: Complete Redesign of X-Axis
In this post we will be outlining a major update to our Acriprint V2 3D printer. We completely redesigned the X axis of our 3D printer. First we will briefly…
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6WD Rover Project: Testing steering, drive and obstacle handling
Rover testing video Note: As explained in the video, the one servo that was misbehaving was due to a loose servo signal connection which was easily resolved. We will be…
CNC Machine (Version 1) Upgrade: Brushless DC Motor Spindle Design
To better understand the context behind this project, please read our project post titled “Desktop CNC Machine Version 1.0”. When milling printed circuit boards (PCBs) with our desktop CNC we…
6WD Rover Project: Steering and Drive Mechanism Part 2
For better context behind the subject of this post, we suggest that you read the post titled “steering and drive mechanism part 1”. In part 1 we discussed in detail…
Acriprint Version 2: Quick Connect Upgrade for Extruder Mount
In this post we will be discussing a major upgrade that we made to the extruder mount that was discussed in an earlier post regarding the X axis of Acriprint…
6WD Rover Project: 3D Printed Servo Drive with Auto Calibration
Servos are the most important component in any robotics or automated system because they provide positional accuracy to any part or link they are connected to. If any mechanical mechanism…
Desktop Fountain V1
Like most people, I enjoy the sound of flowing water. There is a certain feeling of serenity that sound of flowing water induces. A fountain is the easiest way to…
6WD Rover Project: Steering and Drive Mechanism Part 1
This is our second post regarding our 6WD rover project. In our previous post we discussed our motivation for this project and we discussed in detail the design of the…
Acriprint Version2: X Axis
In this post we will be discussing the X axis of version 2 of our Acriprint 3d printer. Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.1 highlights the X axis of our 3d printer. Fig.2…
Acriprint Version 2: Y Axis
In this post we will discuss in detail the Y axis of our 3D printer and the print bed assembly that moves along the Y axis. Fig.1 Fig.2 Fig.3 Fig.1…