DIY High Performance CoreXY 3D Printer - Panda Mini Release! 

This is such a BAMF move to have it printing right beside you as you intro it. Bro IDK if I have the chops to build this but by god ima try. SO FREAKING COOL.

It looks pretty amazing tbh going to be a hard choice for my next build between this, a 100 or a micron 180. I really like the idea of using the least amount of rails possible. Keeps the build cost down

Super cool! I like the look and it seems speedy. I will say it's crazy coincidental that Matt The Printing Nerd released his video on THE 100, his super fast printer, just an hour before this video. Given the cost of his printer, I think you'll have to find some ways to get cost down to be competitive. Yours does have the designed enclosure advantage. I'm happy to see both new designs and I'm not knocking you at all. Love any innovation in the space. Keep going!

Super glad you used 2020 Extrusion. Not only can I start with the bones of my ender but getting parts on amazon is super cheap and if i want more/better thing I can always order from misumi.

pre-baking shrink into part designs isn't my first choice, instead I'd guide users to utilize the XY shrinkage function in their slicers. I do 99.3% for ABS and 99.8% for PLA I derived mine from shrinkage coefficients of the material properties, and left them on the conservative side, has worked well thus far for most anything I print. Some ABS mixtures shrink more than others, ones with glass fiber will shrink less, so it's more a material property, not a part property. I understand why for simplification though, and mad respect for all these designs you keep pumping out!

Good job! I've come to the same conclusion for bambu hotends. I use them exclusively in my Voron 0.2 and 2.4's now. I actually posted a design on "printables" where I converted an afterburner to use bambu hotend recently.

Nice build! I built my corexy printer also with v-slot wheels on the Z axis; - 1 motor is driving the z axis ; 4 lead screws connected with belt. - Only 4 v-slot wheels (with a v-groove!) are necessary: They are mounted at a 45 degree angle to ride on the inner edge of the alu profile, each pushing the bed to the center of the printer. Never saw such a stable bed 😊

What a coincidence! I am currently also developing a corexy 3d printer that uses v-wheels for z similar to your design but without the springs. I am just using using eccentric nuts for tensioning.

Hope somebody will make a kit should keep the cost down even further.... What up fabreeko

Dang. Why didn't I see these videos about two days ago. I am in the middle of printing my parts for the rook 2020 scalable.

Darn it, I haven't even finished my other projects and now I want this one too, LOL! Nice job sir, learned a lot of interesting tidbits from watching this, especially about those Bambu hot ends, had no idea they were that cheap. I'd love a small printer that can bang out ABS+ printer parts, and this fits the bill. As long as I can use sparkle ABS+ from Sparta3d to build it, I'm putting this on "the list". 🙂 Cheers from Ottawa!

Times are very exciting in the DIY 3D printer building space. The 100 and now Panda!

I might actually build this instead of a voron but will propably use linear rails instead of smoothrods for the y axis, the cost is pretty similar

Very cool and great job on continuing to push the limits of 3D printing!

The new ABS workhorse!

This looks interesting I was going to build a V0, but this looks like it'll be more fun. Thanks for sharing.

Very cool and that is the best under 10 minutes benchy I saw so far 👍

Love it! Nice job!

Can you design a high x, y, low z volume 3d printer that can easily be carry anywhere?

love how bambu-lab released the A1 with similar specs as if they felt the need to respond the panda mini😂

That build space is brutal though. I have a Finder with the same bed size, and I often envy the larger beds.

I can't wait to build this!

You got the LED's in!

that first extra bit of plastic hanging on as the first layer was place bothered the hell out of me but that looks like an amazing 3D printer. Might consider making this as an alternative cause I lowkey wanna print with abs but not the cost of a voron zero interested to see how that fan holds up given that its just on one side

Can you re-use the parts from the rook? is it worth completing the rook or stop and strip parts down?

Great work I have download will give you my thoughts

If this is the mini version is there a full size one ? Can u provide the link if any

Awesome! :) I wish I could help ny building the beta, but unfortunately I don't have the parts. But it looks really awesome though! :)

i have Old p1p CTRL board(CN ver.) can i use for this project?

Could this use a belted Z with a single stepper?

Amazing

is it me or is there no *.cfg file ??

Die Parts are printed in ABS?

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What are the differences between this and the Rook?

Nice, how does it compare to defiant?

Very!

Any advantages to the wheeled z axis?

Do you Have something against linear rails

YOU NEED TO MOUNT THE RAIL TO SOMETHING