#- (hash) printer with super simple gantry

o_lampe

Just for the record:
I will disassemble the frame, because another insane project is in the making and I need the space and some parts. It was a proof of concept study anyway and IMHO showed it's potential.
When the time comes and firmware and slicers are ready for it, I might rebuild it with linear rails and a stiffer frame.

Phaedrux

Only the good die young.

o_lampe

@Amayaatp
technically, it's a cartesian printer with four printheads. Only 4 motors required for the XYUV gantry.
It allows several new and unique printmodes , which are currently not fully supported by slicers or printer firmware. So I disassembled it.

Maybe it will get a second chance in 5-10 years...

_Djrema

Hi. I'm the guy who did the "Hash Kinematics" video.

Landed here completely by chance while looking at the Dueling Zero Github (this post is referenced there).

At the time I've launched the videoI had a baby about to come and I that got me on ANOTHER (and more exciting) ride. Since then, It's harder to be in the right mental space (and money) to actually finish that build. That's why I'm really glad that video inspired someone to create something like this.

o_lampe

@_Djrema Hi, honored to have you here although my project ended early as a proof of concept only.

Slicers and controller firmware are just beginning to work with more than one nozzle, so it will take a while to see a working printer.
Another reason why I started the project is, the copy/mirror mode which was interesting at first. But since I own resin printers and learned their ability to mass produce parts, they are much more intriguing to me now.

Mirror mode for bigger parts would be a reason to build a #-printer, but the build-cost will explode.