DIY laser. Simple. 2020 V-slot aluminum extrusions. Reliable. Low cost. Easy to build. Standard sized POM wheels (not the small ones that does not roll). Air assist for a fraction of the prize. Low parts count. Off the shelf components. Open source hardware and software. Customizable -make it any size you want.
Other stuff you need: GT2-6m belts, DLC32 v2.1 motherboard, 2pcs 8825 stepper drivers, 2020 V-slot aluminum profiles, NEMA 17 stepper motors, corner brackets for 2020 alu profiles, Idler pulley kit, POM wheels with bearings, 5mm and 3mm screws in different lengths. Aquarium pump and 4mm hose for air assist(optional). 1 piece 5 core wire-(3cores for laser and 2cores for X end-stop, for the other axis I just used the wires that came with the motors).
There are plenty 3d files you can download for the laser module holder so i did not include that part since people will have different sized modules. I did not use the "slider" and "limit switch" stl files on the build in the pictures, as they where not needed.
Detailed parts list , config files and some instructions on Codeberg(Open source GitHub lookalike) https://codeberg.org/888/Laser-Engraver-Laser-Cutter/
I have set a Public Domain Licence on this build.
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Printer:
Open Source
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
No
Resolution:
any
Infill:
35% +
Filament:
any PLA PETG ABS ASA any hard material
any
Notes:
Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1026345 Also used some OpenBuilds parts. You have all the 3D printed parts here now (minus laser mount, just search for a model that fits your module) . Some parts you need to print multiple copies of (like 4 feet, 3 gantry plates, 3 idler plates)
Category: 3D Printing
The author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.