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Marcus decided to make his personal "Travel CNC" which has CNC mill, 4th axis, 3d printer, vector knife, resin casting and work table in single, mobile, quiet, clean machine.













Here is the link to his continuously updated blog post about the project progress:

http://marcuswolschon.blogspot.de/2013/07/travel-cnc3d-printervector-cutter.html

He is also developing his own 4+5 axis CAM software, so go and help him:

http://marcuswolschon.blogspot.de/2013/05/free-45-axis-cam-software.html

I hope his project will be successful and well documented!

From video description:

Peppermint Energy, based in a South Dakota, has developed a portable, plug-and-play solar generator called the FORTY2.

Described as a solar plant in a suitcase, the FORTY2 draws enough juice from the sun to power lights, laptops — even a dorm fridge. A battery stashes power and delivers it after sundown.
Originally a cool product idea for tailgaters and campers, this quickly became a potential life changing source of energy for developing countries where three billion people live without reliable electricity. That means medicine that requires refrigeration could reach places it couldn't go before. The device could also spark commerce in remote areas as entrepreneurs find ways to monetize free reliable power.
Watch the story behind this remarkable device and how Stratasys 3D printing based on FDM™ technology using ABS plastic delivered a durable full scale prototype. Just one of the prototyping benefits - Peppermint decided to make the whole device even smaller than intended after carrying the first prototype proved awkward.

http://www.peppermintenergy.com/

FORTY2 video:



Source:

http://blog.stratasys.com/2014/01/10/peppermint-energy-3d-printed-solar-generator/

By Flow is suitcase foldable 3d printer. Not much information is available ...






















http://3dbyflow.com/

It was listed as one of the 3d printers that inspired design of Mowi 3d printer, so I decided to note it here ... just in case it disappears from the web ...

http://diy3dprinting.blogspot.com/2014/01/mowi-foldable-open-source-3d-printer.html