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hoeken

Date Joined:Sep 30, 2006
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I'm a web developer who currently lives in Iowa. I love me some technology, and I dream of the day when I can have a brain computer interface. Turn-ons include robot talk, electronics porn (oh yeah, take off that case baby), and fast connections

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robots, computers, robotics, web development, rapid prototyping, reprap, 3d printing

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Constructing a RepRap: Part 2 by hoeken

Constructing A RepRap: Part 1 by hoeken

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» awesome, if you do decide to make your own reprap, please do post in our forums. we'd …
» hey guys. i'm in love with this design, and i think it has great potential both as a s…
» well, this whole project is pretty complex... there will probably be alot more parts to…

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RepRap by hoeken

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Jan 2, 2011. 12:55 AMZ.K. says:

Hopefully, you will add a Part 3 someday. I am anxious to see the completed RepRap. So, far it looks good and l like the idea of melting plastic for making your own mounts.

Jan 2, 2011. 8:31 AMhoeken (author) says:

Hey ZK... sorry about not finishing this particular series, but I have finished it in a different way. I've since moved on to start MakerBot Industries, and we make full DIY kits for building 3D printers. Check it out: www.makerbot.com

Our wiki has incredibly detailed instructions for how to build one of these machines.

Jan 2, 2011. 4:58 PMZ.K. says:

You wouldn't happen to have some DIY plans would you so I could build it piece by piece.

Jan 2, 2011. 6:10 PMhoeken (author) says:

its 100% open source and the designs are all linked from the wiki at wiki.makerbot.com

Jan 2, 2011. 4:57 PMZ.K. says:

Okay, thanks. Unfortunately, it is a bit over my price range. Too bad though, looks nice.

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