HORUS - REPRAPBQ3D SCANNERNONEGPL Horus 3D Scanner Software. Horus is an Open Source software for 3D scanning. It has been developed by bq, and released to the community under GPLv2. It is written in Python language. This application offers a graphical user interface to connect, control, adjust, calibrate and scan object with an open source 3D scanner. EINSYRAMBO DEVELOPMENT Here is a connection diagram for wiring up an arduino to be used as an AVR ISP in order to program the bootloader. To program the standard Arduino Bootloader select: Tools->Board->Mega 2560. Tools->Programme:ArduinoISP. Tools->Burn Bootloader. SDRAMPS - REPRAP - REPRAP - REPRAP ID Name Type PCB SD RAMPS PCB PCB C1 2.2 µF Tantalum 1206 Capacitor IC1 74HC4050 Level inverter IC2 MIC5209-3.3YS Voltage regulator LED1

LED1206 red

REPRAP FIRMWARE HEATING DC42 fork of RepRap Firmware added parameters for ADC calibration since v 0.57u (march 2014) For ADC calibration, you will need two resistors, one of 220 Ohm (1%) and one of 100kOhm (1%). It is practical to connect these resistors to Dupont connectors, which may

END GCODE ROUTINES

Intro. End GCode is appended to the end of a print job to perform useful functions such as cooling the hot-end and bed, "presenting" the completed part, and shutting down the motor/heater power supply (where supported by hardware/firmware). ARCHIM2 - REPRAPSEE MORE ON REPRAP.ORG RAMPS 1.4 ASSEMBLY GUIDE Getting to know RAMPS 1.4 RAMPS 1.4 is probably the most widely used electronics for RepRap machines as of March 2014. It consists of a

RAMPS 1.4 shield,

RAMPS-FD - REPRAP

RAMPS For Arduino Due. RAMPS-FD v1.A is now in beta! Arduino Due is the new Arduino board that is using an ARM Cortex M3 CPU. The Atmel SAM3X8E chip used on the Due operates at 3.3V and is not compatible with 5V. Therefore the RAMPS shield will not work with Due, and worse applying 5V to the Due's inputs will likely damage the chip.

MULBOT - REPRAP

The Mulbot is an open source Mostly Printed 3D printer that features a 3D printed frame, bearing blocks, and drive systems. The original goal for this project is to further push the Rep Rap concept and to 3D print more than just the frame. As a result there are no purchased bearing assembles or drive systems on this printer. REPRAPDISCOUNT SMART CONTROLLER HORUS - REPRAPBQ3D SCANNERNONEGPL Horus 3D Scanner Software. Horus is an Open Source software for 3D scanning. It has been developed by bq, and released to the community under GPLv2. It is written in Python language. This application offers a graphical user interface to connect, control, adjust, calibrate and scan object with an open source 3D scanner. EINSYRAMBO DEVELOPMENT Here is a connection diagram for wiring up an arduino to be used as an AVR ISP in order to program the bootloader. To program the standard Arduino Bootloader select: Tools->Board->Mega 2560. Tools->Programme:ArduinoISP. Tools->Burn Bootloader. SDRAMPS - REPRAP - REPRAP - REPRAP ID Name Type PCB SD RAMPS PCB PCB C1 2.2 µF Tantalum 1206 Capacitor IC1 74HC4050 Level inverter IC2 MIC5209-3.3YS Voltage regulator LED1

LED1206 red

REPRAP FIRMWARE HEATING DC42 fork of RepRap Firmware added parameters for ADC calibration since v 0.57u (march 2014) For ADC calibration, you will need two resistors, one of 220 Ohm (1%) and one of 100kOhm (1%). It is practical to connect these resistors to Dupont connectors, which may

END GCODE ROUTINES

Intro. End GCode is appended to the end of a print job to perform useful functions such as cooling the hot-end and bed, "presenting" the completed part, and shutting down the motor/heater power supply (where supported by hardware/firmware). ARCHIM2 - REPRAPSEE MORE ON REPRAP.ORG RAMPS 1.4 ASSEMBLY GUIDE Getting to know RAMPS 1.4 RAMPS 1.4 is probably the most widely used electronics for RepRap machines as of March 2014. It consists of a

RAMPS 1.4 shield,

RAMPS-FD - REPRAP

RAMPS For Arduino Due. RAMPS-FD v1.A is now in beta! Arduino Due is the new Arduino board that is using an ARM Cortex M3 CPU. The Atmel SAM3X8E chip used on the Due operates at 3.3V and is not compatible with 5V. Therefore the RAMPS shield will not work with Due, and worse applying 5V to the Due's inputs will likely damage the chip.

MULBOT - REPRAP

The Mulbot is an open source Mostly Printed 3D printer that features a 3D printed frame, bearing blocks, and drive systems. The original goal for this project is to further push the Rep Rap concept and to 3D print more than just the frame. As a result there are no purchased bearing assembles or drive systems on this printer. REPRAPDISCOUNT SMART CONTROLLER

REPRAP FORUMS

While the entire forum is for RepRap research and development, chat, and other fun things you can make with RepRaps, you may want to announce and discuss Gada Prize ideas and projects and thereby form up teams. RSS. 41. 324. RAMPS 24V - REPRAP - REPRAP - REPRAP This device is only rated for 16v. It will burn out and catch fire on 24volts. Most simply replace the polyfuse with a thick wire. Then wire in a 24v fuse with a inline fuse holder on the heated bed cables. Wire up 24 volt supply to the top two 11amp power sockets and its completed. You can also use an external MOSFET with a separate 24v

supply

ARCHIM2 - REPRAP

Summary. Archim 2 is a 3d printer controller based on the Atmel sam3x8e 32-bit processor (same as Arduino Due) and Trinamic TMC2130 stepper drivers all on one integrated PCB. Archim is named after the mathematician Archimedes. REPRAP FIRMWARE G-CODES The RepRap Firmware (abbreviated RRF) does use more G-codes than other firmwares notably because all configuration is done with G-Codes. Another reason is that it does have extended functionalities. This page list G-codes interpreted by RepRap Firmware. This list cover DC42 and Chrishamm fork, which are more complete than the original version. Some G-Codes are common between RepRap Firmware

SMOOTHIEBOARD

Smoothieboard is a controller board for Reprap 3D printers. It is a descendant of other Reprap electronics like RAMPS, RAMBO, Melzi and 4pi.. The main design change from older boards that is uses a more powerful ( ARM 32bits ) Cortex-M3 Microcontroller. REPRAPDISCOUNT SMART CONTROLLER Description. This Smart Controller contains a SD-Card reader, a rotary encoder and a 20 Character x 4 Line LCD display. You can easy connect it to your Ramps board using the "smart adapter" included. After connecting this panel to your Ramps you don't need your pc any more, the Smart Controller supplies power for your SD card.

MOTOR CONTROL LOOP

Motor control loop. All movement and extrusion in 3D printer are done by electric motors. These motors need to deliver a precisely known displacement or rotation. There is different possibilities to obtain such precision. An ensemble of a physical device, its control and power driver and eventual sensor system is called a loop. It is a

generic

MKS GEN - REPRAP

MKS Gen is a feature rich all-in-one electronics solution for Reprap and other CNC devices. It features an onboard ATmega2560. Its five motor outputs are powered by Pololu pin compatible stepper drivers. The board features a developer friendly expansion port supporting giving access the same as Ramps1.4. CONFIGURING MARLIN BED DIMENSIONS Method 2. Configure correct bed *area* in firmware, compensate with M206 EEPROM. (Mostly correct) // This is the bed area set to actual print area, relying on M206 to set the offset from homing origin. // Set this way, you MUST set M206 to your desired negative X,Y offset from homing origin. // Example: M206 X-45 Y-30 #define X_MAX_POS 200 # ENDSTOP IS TRIGGERED BUT DON'T STOP Hi, I have allready tried, but I did not find a solution. The x-axis and the y-axis move the right direction also homing direction is ok, but the endstop does not stop the bed or the x-carriage. I attach the concerned part of my configuration.h file. My Hardware: Mendel90 Lasercut from www.think3dp

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WELCOME TO REPRAP.ORG REPRAP is humanity's first general-purpose self-replicating manufacturing machine

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REPRAP takes the form of a free

desktop 3D printer

capable of printing plastic objects. Since many parts of RepRap are made from plastic and RepRap prints those parts, RepRap self-replicates by making a kit of itself - a kit that anyone can assemble given time and materials. It also means that - if you've got a RepRap - you can print lots of useful stuff , and you can print another RepRap

for a

friend ...

REPRAP IS ABOUT MAKING SELF-REPLICATING MACHINES, and making them freely available for the benefit of everyone. We are using 3D printing to do this, but if you have other technologies that can copy themselves and that can be made freely available to all, then this is the place for you too. REPRAP.ORG IS A COMMUNITY PROJECT, which means you are welcome to edit most pages on this site, or better yet, create new pages of your own. Our community portal and New Development pages have more information on how to get involved. Use the links below and on the left to explore the site contents. You'll find some content translated into other languages

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REPRAP was the first of the low-cost 3D printers, and the RepRap Project started the open-source 3D printer revolution. It has become the most widely-used 3D printer among the global members of the Maker

Community .

REPRAP was voted the most significant 3D-printed object

in 2017.

That is to say people think that the most important thing you can print in a 3D printer is another 3D printer - the whole reason for the REPRAP project. Also in 2017 REPRAP's creator Adrian Bowyer was awarded the 3D Printing Industry's Outstanding Contribution to 3D Printing Award and was inducted into the 3D Printing Hall of Fame . In 2019 Adrian was awarded an

MBE by Her

Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

for REPRAP.

REPRAP state-of-the-art when this page was last updated (March 2019) is well represented by John Mulac's Mulbot (also

available here ).

Source: Moilanen, J. & Vadén, T.: Manufacturing in motion: first survey on the 3D printing community, _Statistical Studies of Peer

Production_

.

A family using one RepRap to print only 20 domestic products per year (about 0.02% of the products available) can expect to save between $300 and $2000: "...THE UNAVOIDABLE CONCLUSION FROM THIS STUDY IS THAT THE REPRAP IS AN ECONOMICALLY ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT FOR THE AVERAGE US HOUSEHOLD

ALREADY."

Source: B.T. Wittbrodt _et al_., Life-cycle economic analysis of distributed manufacturing with open-source 3-D printers,

_Mechatronics_ .

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