Build Your Own SLA/SLS

Hi. This is my rebuild of famous 3d dlp printer. I use 6mm plywood, M4 screws and nuts, 5mm clear acrylic, 3mm acrylic for window, 7*3 mm bearings, 10mm smooth rods, lm10uu, 5mm threaded rod, nema17, ramps, abs printed parts, Acer p1500 full HD projector. I will use Creation workshop, many thanks for it to PacManFan!
All dimensions is equal to original printer, except thickness of sheet acrylics.
Building not finished yet, but it moves very fast. Today I received silgard for VAT, thanks Sergiv. And I plan to experiment with FEP film 0.2-0.3mm.
If I successfully finish it, I will make final editions and will share all files.
At this moment I have only funtodo all 3 types, but it is not so good resin. I do not like it. Next week I hope to receive another resin from Russian chemistry factory in Voronezh. I saw how it works, it's awesome!

So, look at the pictures and do not hesitate to tell your opinion and suggestions.

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Ha, that post was deleted, but I was fast

My opinion..

Why not design your own machine instead of stealing someone elses hard work? Was there a reason you decided it would be better to copy someone else machine instead of making your own?


Not deleted.. just moved as I didnt want it between your pictures..

Just seems like there are much better designs out there.. anyways, good luck with your project.

Could you please show me. May be I miss something really good?

Hey, youre right about the B9 being open source. I apologize for saying you were stealing.. just thought it was fishy with you calling it the a8 and making it look like the same thing. Good job on making all the laser cut parts. I hope it works out for you. I thought you were going to try and sell them, but releasing for open source is a good idea.

As for the B9, I know people have some issues with the slide release, also, any leadscrew wobbles will show up in the print due to flex in the linear bearing system used.

This was a while ago though and I haven't looked at it again in over a year.

The machine looks great, good work. I hope it works out for you!