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Very hackable printer design by Rotorit. It is has simplistic design and can use various materials for frame construction. Here you can see two versions, one from more expensive aluminum and one low cost option with frame made from wood.


Adepto presentation with aluminum frame:




Adepto 3d printer with 15$ wooden frame:

Alu frame Adapto printer

Wooden frame Adapto 3d printer

From project description:

200x240x280mm print volume!!
To download the parts see GitHub: http://bit.ly/11VXWYF Contains parts for both 8mm and 10mm smooth rods + +
For some build guidees see RepRap Wiki: http://bit.ly/12dyT3b
This V1.0 have a lot of updated parts for the Adapto V 0.1.1
The thought behind the Adapto 3D printer is that one can use the same printed parts on printers with different types of materials(in the frame).
The history behind this design is that i got hold of some alu extrusions that was intended to be used on a MendelMax
During the MM build i got so extremely annoyed with how over engineered it is and the blind joints so I decided to tear the MM apart in favor to make a design that only used 50% of the MM extrusions(that means i now have enough extrusions for 2 printers :D ).
I also designed the parts in a way that makes the builder able to use either Alu extrusions (20x20mm), wood, alu, acryl plates or plates made out of any material actually(if it is stiff enough).
I recommend not using anything thicker than 20mm thick plates/stripes(due to the y motor mount and y idler parts) and use max 34mm wide frame parts(due to the design of the feet`s), but thinner is ok if the material is stiff enough.
If you decide to build one, please feel free to add a pin on the Adapto Map
https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=205564004670126753599.0004c999938430cb1f611&msa=0&ll=67.339861

https://github.com/rotorit/Adapto

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:168023

https://github.com/NicholasSeward/ConceptFORGE/tree/master/Wally

Bill of materials: http://forums.reprap.org/file.php?185,file=20070,filename=wally.pdf

RepRap forum: http://forums.reprap.org/read.php?185,220993

Printer that was never developed to maturity, but has very interesting and unique design with SCARA arm and circular build platform. It does not need any bearings or non-printable linear systems.I hope someone will finish this project some day.






https://github.com/sjkelly/RepRap-Lewis

http://reprap.org/wiki/Lewis

"Jack the Ripper" 3d printable optical media ripping automation robot will help you move tons of DVDs or CDs trough the optical drive.





From project website:

Aims were:

• Modular software and hardware design
• Open source
• Reliable
• Low cost
• Using off-the-shelf electronics

A stack of discs are placed into the “in tray”. An arm moves over to the stack and grabs the top disc. The disc is then lowered into the drive tray. Ripping takes place. Once complete the disc is removed from the drive tray and the arm takes it over to the “out tray” and places it there.
A Raspberry Pi is used to control the robot and a PC is used to control the overall process and the ripping.

Scheme of Jacks electronics:


























http://www.britishideas.com/tag/robot/

https://github.com/ajayre/JacktheRipperBot

Tobeca is from France and it is suitcase foldable mobile 3d printer.


























Specifications translated from product site:

• Comfortable: 200x200x220mm volume printing.
• Quality: all parts have been chosen for their quality and durability. The printed parts are made ​​from PLA Faberdashery , considered the best plastic printing in Europe.
• Easy to use: pre configured print profiles.
• Tranportable: its integrated case and its rugged design can transport the Tobeca without needing to recalibrate.
• Complete: the coil support is integrated into the Tobeca, no need for a dispenser next. The carriage includes a LED light to always see the work area.
• Compact and quiet, it fits easily on a desktop.
• Fast and accurate thanks to the mechanical components of quality prints (see Specifications for details).
• Versatile: With a heating plate, it can print various materials such as bioplastics, nylon, hybrid plastic / wood ...
• Quick and easy installation: less than 2 minutes to assemble or disassemble the Tobeca.
• Customizable: choose from several colors for a printer that suits you.
• Reactive support: email and forum, customized on request assistance.
• Replicable: Because the project is open source under the GNU / GPL v3 license, you can repeat yourself all the parts.
• Secure Protection of electrical parts and electronic printed with the housing.
• For your budget: Available assembly kit or assembled and tested, with or without 1 year warranty.
• Price: 699 € to 999 €

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:147011

https://github.com/pyroboynroses/Tobeca

http://www.reprap-diffusion.fr/produits-2/tobeca/