V-Baby CoreXY

OpenSource DIY Friendly Desktop FDM 3d Printer

Roy Berntsen

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Opensource - DIY friendly desktop FDM CoreXY 3d printer- OpenBuilds V-Slots and wheels with belts on all axis- Compact, simple and low budget design- Designed to be easily printed with limited support, also with milling in mind for all metal option- Build volume can easily be modified- Optional enclosure- Optional tool-changing featurehttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbPNETX55xSmn3s6fIVaMbz-eXo9Rz-0l

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Update Nov 13-2019 - This project is now complete and files are released on github after an extensive period of beta testing. I am currently making build videos on youtube and drawings to help you with the assembly process

You can support the development on https://www.buymeacoffee.com/pro3d or https://www.patreon.com/pro3d

Components

12 × 2020 V-Slot Linear guides
18 × OpenBuild V-Wheels Wheels for the V-Slots
2 × NEMA 17 - 40mm Stepper Motor
2 × GT2 20T Motor Pulleys 20 Theeth stepper motor pulleys for belt
6 × GT2 20T Thoothed Idlers Idlers for belted drive

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Roy Berntsen • 11/13/2019 at 12:04 • 0 comments

2019-11-13

Added drawings to github in the documents/drawing folder

Published base frame step 1 assembly video