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Teach Engineering by Making a 3D Printer!
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- carlosvaras
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- STL
- Pricing
- Free
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- Engineering
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- 413
Overview
This is a Print It Forward Project from Printrbot that is a great way to teach engineering and basic 3D printing mechanics. Students will learn what BOM means and go through the process of building a 3D printer from scratch. Update: I uploaded a V2 of the base. I made it a bit more stable and deep enough to allow for normal size nema motors as opposed to the small motors. Its much more stable.
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