3D printer Prusa IT3

Electrical And Electronics :

MOTORS:
These steppers are a great way to get things moving, especially when positioning and
repeatability is a concern.

Features:
- Step Angle (degrees) : 1.8
- 2-Phase
- Rated Voltage: 3.1V
- Rated Current: 2.5A/Phase
- 5mm Diameter Drive Shaft
- Holding Torque: 48N.cm
- NEMA 17 form factor
A4988 STEPPER DRIVER FOR 3D PRINTER
You can use the Stepstick stepper driver on your RAMPS, it is a 100%
replacement for the pololu driver. This batch of stepsticks are based on the A4988
chip, which has some better protection features.

HEATED BED
This board will heat up to 90 degrees C in about 8 minutes on 12V. It has a
resistance of 2.5ohm max. With 24V you can get to 120 degrees in 6 minutes.
Resistance of the board may differ from 1.5 to 2.5ohm.
Dimensions: 214x214mm
Print Area Dimensions: 200 x 200mm
You can use kapton tapet of it the thermistor to the heated bed. AB Stemp:110C
PLA temp:50-60C MAKE SURE YOUR PSU HAS 10 MORE AMPS SPARE!!!

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Arduino Mega 2560

The Arduino Mega 2560 is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega2560

(datasheet). It has 54 digital input/output pins (of which 14 can be used as PWM
outputs), 16 analog inputs, 4 UARTs (hardware serial ports), a 16 MHz crystal
oscillator, a USB connection, a power jack, an ICSP header, and a reset button.

It contains everything needed to support the microcontroller; simply connect it to a

computer with a USB cable or power it with a AC-to-DC adapter or battery to get
started. The Mega is compatible with most shields designed for the Arduino
Duemilanove or UNO.

THERMISTOR

Thermistor for 3D Printer. Measure the temperature of your

Heated Bed easily.

Mechanics:

BUDASCHNOZZLE W/ 0.35MM NOZZLE

The Budasch nozzle is a high performance hot end for use with RepRap and other
3D printers. The hot end comes completely assembled: wire it to your electronics
and it is ready to print.

The Budasch nozzle now comes with pre-crimped wiring that will get you printing
even faster.
Use thermistor #7 (Honeywell) in Sprinter and Marlin firmware.
The Budasch nozzle comes assembled with a 0.35mm nozzle.

Features

Aluminum Block Resistor Hot end

Easily assembled and torn down with no glue or ceramic
Wire Strain Relief
Includes machined aluminum and steel parts, and laser cut wooden parts
Includes pre-crimped wiring

BEARINGS

This Bearings Kit for 3D Printer includes:

x11 Bearings LM8UU

x2 Bearings 624zz

x3 Bearings ISB 608ZZ

SCREW KIT

Screw Kit for 3D Printer includes all you need to assemble the parts of your 3D
Printer.
Washers DIN-125 M3
Washers DIN-125 M8
Washers DIN-9021 M8
Washers DIN-9021 M10
Screws DIN-933 M3x10
Screws DIN-933 M3x25
Nuts DIN-934 M3
Nuts DIN-934 M8
Nuts M10
Nuts M5
Springs

PLAIN AND THREADED ROD

x4 Threaded rods DIN-975 M8

x2 Threaded rods DIN-975 M5
x2 Threaded rods M10
x4 Plain rods M8

TIMING BELTS T2.5

x1 Timing belt T2.5 (65 cm) x1 Timing belt T2.5 (70 cm)

8MM ALUMINUM TIMING PULLEY

Introduction
This is an 20 tooth timing pulley with a center diameter of 8mm. These pullies are

great for many mechanical projects. They are also very commonly used in 3D
printers.
Specification
- Tooth: 20
- inner diameter: 8mm
- Teeth diameter: 12.5mm
- Teeth Width: 6.8mm
- Outer diameter: 15 mm
- Fastening screws: M3 x2

Structure:
3D FRAME ALUMINIUM

3D PRINTER PLASTIC PARTS

Bill of Materials:

x4 Belt Guides
x1 X Carriage
x1 X End Idler
x1 X End Motor
x1 Y Belt Holder
x4 Y Corners
x1 Y Idler
x1 Y Motor
x2 Z axis bottom
x2 Z axis top
x1 Jona's Extruder
x2 T2.5 Pulleys

3D Printer

3D printer features

Input voltage: 220V (Europe) / 110V (US)

Material: 3mm ABS (recommended) and 3 mm PLA

Approximately assembly time: 12 hours

Printing area: 20x20x20 cm

Printer dimensions: 34x44x37 cm

Based on the PRUSA ITERATION 3 - IT3

3D printing process
A 3D printer is just like a normal colour printer. The main difference is that it
prints with plastic and 3-dimensional objects. The printer prints small plastic
threads in layers forming the object you want.

Modeling
Depending on the machine used, material or a binding material is deposited on the
build bed or platform until material/binder layering is complete and the final 3D
model has been "printed." A standard data interface between CAD software and the
machines is the STL file format.

Printing
To perform a print, the machine reads the design from an .stl file and lays down
successive layers of liquid plastic to build the model from a series of cross
sections. These layers, which correspond to the virtual cross sections from the
CAD model, are joined together or automatically fused to create the final shape.

The primary advantage of this technique is its ability to create almost any shape or
geometric feature.
Construction of a model with contemporary methods can take anywhere from
several hours to several days, depending on the method used and the size and
complexity of the model.
3D printers give designers and concept development teams the ability to produce
parts and concept models using a desktop size printer.

1.3 Bill of materials

Here's the parts you need to get:

Mechanical parts:

Screw kit for 3D printer

Washers M3

Washers M4

Washers M5

Washers M8

Washers M10

Screws M3x10

Screws M3x15

Screws M3x25

Screws M4x50

Screws M5x20

Nuts M3

Nuts M4

Nuts M5

Nuts M8

Nuts M10

Springs
2 Bearing kit for 3D printer

Bearings LM8UU

Bearings 623ZZ

Bearings ISB 608ZZ

3 Plain and threaded rod kit for 3D printer

Threaded rods M8


Threaded rods M5

Threaded rods M10

Plain rods M8
4 Tweezers
5 Hobbed bolt
6 Hot ends
7 Pulleys T2,5
8 Timing belts T2.5
9 Aluminium Frame
10 Plastic parts
Electronic parts:

Ramps 1.4

Drivers with heatsinks

Stepper driver

Heatsink
2 Heat bed
3 Stepper motors
4 Endstops
5 Thermistor
6 Cables
7 Power supply
Miscellaneous:

Plastic ABS

Mirror + Clips