Thomas Workshop

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Steel

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Just little longer profiles and shafts.

Thanks :)Cost about 300$, but no more than 350$ for everything. Including some tools like drill bits etc.

I will not share STL files because now there is a lot of change (and errors) and I don't have a old version (instructables version). sorry

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I will not share Inventor files because now there is a lot of change (and errors) and I don't have a old version (instructables version). sorry

Thanks :) All plans are made by me.

One heatbed need 120W, 4 need 480W. Power supply: you can use around 600W to power the whole printer, or minimum 480W to power only beds. Relays: minimum 40A.

Software is Marlin(step 11). Arduino is connected to the shiels with pins. Just like on this picture:

I updated step 11. Now all software is available.

I'm not sure, about 300$, but no more than 350$ for everything. Including some tools like drill bits etc.

I'm not sure, about 300$, but no more than 350$ for everything. Including some tools like drill bits etc.

No, I don't' wanna sell

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If I remember correctly:6mm - 8500 RPM, 500mm/min2mm - 13000 RPM, 500mm/min

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It's diy cnc machine

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Thank you:) No, I don't. But I think about a movie, because lot of people ask about this machine. But I have no idea when, because now I'm working on a some big project.

I bought it online, but you can buy it in steel store.

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I used my diy cnc.

Thank you :) I think mount brackets are a good idea.

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Thank you :) I used CNC, because it is the fastest and the easiest way to make this handles.

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