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Euclid is 3d printer developed by Zachary Schoch. It has very large print area at some 1m X 1m X 1m or 44” x 44” x 48”.

Euclid 3d printer

Flower vase printed in ABS

3d printing in clear Polystyrene plastic

... and it is lamp shade

Ron 2.0 extruder schematics

Gigabot is a large print volume 3d printer that had a very successful Kickstarter campaign

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/re3d/gigabot-3d-printing-this-is-huge










They are currently selling full kits for 3950 USD and assembled printers for 5450 USD.


Company page: http://www.re3d.org/

Independent movement dual extruders, large print area, unique high quality design and can be disassembled to carry as a case. Very very nice printer made by Michael Sullivan from http://www.hackmelbourne.org/.




Source:

http://www.youtube.com/user/EEVblog?feature=watch

http://www.eevblog.com/forum/blog/eevblog-520-michaels-3d-printer/

Enclosed frame GolemD DIY 3d printer from Poland. Looks interesting and simple relying on aluminum sheet box for rigidity. It could be adapted to use it with heated chamber.






Technical specifications from project ReRap wiki:

• Aluminum composite shell body - did you notice how a simple cardboard box is rigid while assembled - same principal
• closed chamber - after installing front shield
• 15x15x15cm working volume
• 25x35cm footprint - plus Z contraption
• yegahD extruder
• single head or multiple with bowden
• nema23 for Y and n17 for other axes by default
• 12mm glides - uniform, stainless, aluminum or just some cold forged pipe.
• slide linear bearings
• bended aluminum single piece Xcart
• only ca. 200g of printed parts
• enclosed PSU and electronics - single ATX and Sunbeam/Teensylu in this case
• plywood and molded versions to come
• parametric openSCAD design
• ultra easy to correctly assemble and cheap to build

Most of the build instructions are in Polish (but hey, that's why google translate exists)


http://www.reprap.org/wiki/GolemD

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:141321

http://3fx.eu/gD/gD_instr.html (Polish home page)


Update (15.09.2013.)

While looking at the post about Polish 3d printing event I found picture of larger version of GolemD with integrated filament boxes (GolemD sppf)























































You should check the full gallery of the 3d printing event in Kielce with many printers and what looks like great atmosphere. Poland seems to have very vibrant, innovative and productive 3d printing community.

http://centrumdruku3d.pl/dzien-druku-3d-relacja-na-zywo-z-kielc/

Unique self built large 3d printer with 330x360x400 mm build envelope, meet the Behemoth by Xnaron

There are more detailed videos on his youtube channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/Xnaron?feature=watch

Printing large. Machine looks great.




Tech specs:

• Huge 16’’ x 16’’ x 9’’ (2,304 in3) build volume
• As low as 75 micron layer height (with 0.35mm nozzle)
• The 16’’ acrylic bed does not need cooling if using PLA
• 1.5’’ x 1.5’’ inch strong aluminum frame system
• Precision milled aluminum z-axis motor couplers
• Print without a computer (LCD screen and SD card reader)
• Extruder: MK-7 drive gear, J-head hotend, LED light, integrated blower fan
• Parts easily swappable and customizable
• Very easy assembly – just need to slide in and screw.
• Quiet when running, especially compared to a lot of other 3D printers
• Works with most common open source software (slic3r, pronterface, etc.)

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1683546801/the-gmax-3d-printer-print-bigger

VERY big printer ....




Standard lead time:

4-8 working days

Standard accuracy:

± 0.2% (min. +/- 0.2 mm). Higher accuracy can be achieved after finishing.
Parts built in one part are more accurate than parts glued together.

Maximum part dimensions:

Dimensions are unlimited as components may be composed of several sub-parts. The build area of the largest mammoth machine is 2100x700x800 mm.

Surface structure:

All kinds of (very) fine finishing are possible thanks to the high-quality surface finish. They can be laquered, painted, covered, coated …

























http://manufacturing.materialise.com/mammoth-stereolithography


One of the practical examples for application of this technology is design, prototyping and construction  of LifeSaver M1 water purification system.

http://www.materialise.com/cases/the-launch-of-the-lifesaver-m1

I'm looking forward to seeing it in action!

By:
http://www.youtube.com/user/KEngineeringDesign?feature=watch