Build Your Own SLA/SLS

Hi Ray, Android76 is right, you need to enter distance travelled per turn. http://reprap.org/wiki/Threaded_rod#Leadscrew About speed variation, as the pulses generated by CPU, OS and GC usually interfere in program execution, so specially in high speed, some non-even steps is normal. Make sure you h...

I have added two major features to nanoDLP.

* Support servo motors as shutter
* 16x2 LCD through i2c (Display print progress and printer's IP address in local network)

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Hello Shanin, I've build an DLP Top Down Printer powered by an Raspberry Pi and the Adafruit Stepper HAT driver. This driver runs over I2C using a PWM driver chip. Via the Adafruit site I've added the python and git library and installed Python. The test functions from the site works very well. But...

hi Shahin This is a very cool piece of software. I0m trying to build a printer and though about the raspberry pi approach and then found your soft. I managed to connect a pololu driver, but i'm struggling with the shutter (I expected pwm output on the configured pin, in order to connect a servo... ...

You can download new version of nanoDLP from .
The new version accepts SLC as input file.

I just followed your directions and I can't seem to get it working? Is there some other steps that I'm missing? To be more specific, I "y" all the prompts when running the setup and when I try and connect to 192.168.1.190 the connection timeouts... The most of the home modem/routers defau...

Any reason this wouldn't work on a Raspi B/B+? 1. Performance, Specially SLC to PNG module is really cpu intensive. And it would not play nice with RPi 1. 2. With multithread application design we have experienced slow down on rpi 1 which is non existence on rpi 2. 3. We have moved all of our print...

I am going to add to nanoDLP as form of native SLC support. Any tip appreciated.

Hi, I have put together a SLC to PNG converter program with pretty good Anti-aliasing, low memory usage, acceptable performance through utilizing multi-core architecture. After further performance improvements I am going to add it to nanoDLP in form of native SLC support. http://www.buildyourownsla....