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The printers include steel rods, stepper motors, drivers, and other cool components. |
The printers include steel rods, stepper motors, drivers, and other cool components. |
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Is it enough stuff to make a RepRap? Let's find out. |
Is it enough stuff to make a RepRap? Let's find out. |
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Major components salvaged: |
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* High-polish precision steel rod, various lengths and diameters. |
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* Power supply, 5/24VDC @ 1/1A |
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* 4-wire stepper motors. Unipolar? Unknown steps/revolution |
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* Various driver chips: ULN2803A, L298HN, L6210, TB62202AF, A3953SB |
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== Lathe == |
== Lathe == |
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Revision as of 02:11, 11 February 2011
IR Harp
I like this idea of Jenett's. Maybe we can do it with lasers [1] once we get the IR version working.
Printers
I have a number of canon printers (high quality stuff) to teardown, scrap, and salvage. The printers include steel rods, stepper motors, drivers, and other cool components. Is it enough stuff to make a RepRap? Let's find out.
Major components salvaged:
- High-polish precision steel rod, various lengths and diameters.
- Power supply, 5/24VDC @ 1/1A
- 4-wire stepper motors. Unipolar? Unknown steps/revolution
- Various driver chips: ULN2803A, L298HN, L6210, TB62202AF, A3953SB
Lathe
We can cast aluminum and have a drill press, so I'm pretty sure we can make a lathe somehow. More to come on this I hope.
