that moment when the music starts and you think "oh shit its one of those videos" then you watch it and instead of being obnoxious its calming and instead of fast hot glued mess its wood, screws and easy to follow with measurements
Thanks for Your efforts and inspiring video. I do have 3D-Printer, but making one small for better understanding what is going on there is the right project for the coming (cold) season.
if you been using a 3d printer for a while now and done mods to it, and modify the firmware then you already should have a strong grasp of what is going on..
Nice project. Not all DVD ROMs or CD are worn drive. Many use CC motors. Precise movement is not required on CDs or DVDs since the final adjust the lens are able to move in Z and X (just a bit, but enough the make the fine adjust)
Video cleaner and more organized about( DIY 3D printer ) ... I liked strongly and I will implement it .. Waiting for the second section on connecting electronic parts
@@atrontetra5611 the risk of being injured by high voltage is mostly covered by an device called RCD or residual current device. However, this device can only work when the ground wire is connected at every point of the case or housing aswell as the RCD itself.
I have just read that there is a slight difference between DVD player and DVD writer but can I still use a DVD player for this project? Hoping for your response. Awesome video by the way. Thanks for sharing such amazing contents.
hey, thanks for nice video, i follow all your steps and i was buid my small 3d printer, now i wanto try x-y-z but its not working correcly, stepper is making sizzle and going to hot, also i cant import any stl file on pronterface and i cant manage bed size on prontface its not possible because inactive
Great video! I need to know what is the minimum height from the Z axis to the heating bed while building this machine. I don't understand how to position the top 2 axes (both of them need to be in the middle + the Z axis need to point towards the base axis which is also need to be in the middle?) I'm freaking out ! lol
I can’t tell if that is a part cooling fan at the beginning part of the video, but I think to get better print quality you need a fan that points towards the print or a fan that goes through a duct to cool the prints
HI, I try to build a similar 3D printer. Driver the whole system with PC/ATX 12V power. I found the stepper from DVD will become too hot (I did clamp the max current of drv8825 driver) !! The working voltage is probably only 5V. If I drive the system by 5V, it will not move. Do you have similar issue ? How do yo fix the problem ? Thanks.
Hi. I don't know if this is what you were looking for, but in the description of the video it features a "Frame Dimensions" link that shows the measurements.
Hello, This is a very nice project but I have few problems. I would be really happy for you to fix them. So basically when I programmed my Arduino and tested it I only had X and Y motor controllers in ramps 1.4 and didn't had the Z motor controller and extruder. Basically then I added them and Z coordinate Motor (DVD Rom drive) Started overheating and every motor controller started overheating too. Please tell me what to do and thanks if you answer👍😁
Can anyone knows why the cd player isnt moving. Ive made the printer the temperature is fine extruder and stepper motor is all fine but the cd player isnt moving
Hello, the materials listed for purchase to build printer, what are the prices in USA dollar? Is there a way to convert the prices on the web site or app?
hi sir actually i do this printer in your reference video but i have used my stepper motor driver current is 0.35 and my axis is working but i click the print button my printer is fastly run and x and y axis is suddenly run and stop ........what is your default axis#define DEFAULT_AXIS_STEPS_PER_UNIT { 80.70, 80.70, 164.70, 93.80 },and my acceleration #define DEFAULT_MAX_ACCELERATION { 350, 350, 350, 10000 }..........which value is used in this axis and acceleration .....
@@TylerDurden404 Depends - if You have fun with developing things and learning from scratch, THIS is the way. And then I wonder, why You are looking such RU-vid things. No offense, but this would be a waste of time for You too, would not it? Great Job btw for the DYI Builder!
@@heinrich-peterhimmelbauer1418 it is not that big waste of time to watch something that is only 10 minutes long and I can quickly skip parts of it. watching the video is good for learning and gaining knowledge..and I thought it looked interesting project To actually build this project on the other hand will cost you almost as much as getting a 3d printer kit or a prebuilt machine then you spend alot of actual time to build this and then you don't know if it would work properly or not..so more time in testing and finding out what is wrong.. then if it does work, the end result is a very small printer that is less useful but cost as much as getting a prebuilt one. If someone wants to actually attempt to do this..then sure go for it.. but the end result would be exactly what I said.. You can still learn by building a 3d printer kit.. BTW I am not saying this project is not interesting.. just that to actually do this is not worth the cost and to end up with a very small printer (less useful)
@@TylerDurden404 for most who would build this I am sure they have some knowledge and tools. So purchasing the specific Arduino and printer head with everything to make them go for less then $40 is perty good.
@@heinrich-peterhimmelbauer1418 As a person who quite literally built a printer of his own from scratch - oh hell no. If you REALLY want to learn how the machine like this works and then make your own, a cheap semi-garbage kit like an Anet A8 would work well enough, and you won't really feel sorry tossing out bits (or in my case - the entire machine sans lead screws and the heated bed - yes, including the motors and lead rods) and replacing them with better-quality parts. This, I'm sorry to report, prints even worse than an A8 and is unlikely to cost much less, while needing as much time. It's not that this isn't an interesting project, but this is definitely not a good way to get into 3D printing, similar to how it's generally not ideal to build any CNC machine besides a basic plotter with these motors. Oh, also - you *could* build it for less than 40 bucks, and get the hot end and the extruder from Aliexpress - but the odds are high what you'll get is exactly what you've paid for. I've bought 3(!) V6 hot ends on Ali. Only the Trianglelabs one worked like it should (as opposed to heatbreak snapping from routine loads, or threads failing when the nozzle is tightened - and no, it wasn't overdone, the bloody seal was leaking plastic so hard there was plastic oozing out from the threads before tightening), and that hot end hardly costs less than a genuine E3D one. Ditto extruder. Ditto several fans. Ditto linear bearings (why are the brand new bearings dropping balls out?). Ditto V-slot wheels... I can go on with cheap parts. And while you *could* get Uno+CNC shield, it's much better for future-proofing to get a proper control board. Hell, given the costs nowadays, might as well grab the 32-bit SKR, that one will utterly embarass anything built on Uno-Shield or even the Mega-RAMPS tower. For going cheap, feel free to google how 101 Hero went down.
Hi bro..I had one issue that is ...echo:busy:processing .Error: printer halted. kill() called! [Error] Error: printer halted. Kill() called!... Please give for that solution and give slic3r printer settings x,y,z
