These are the production files for Shapercube 2.0, the cool, solid like a rock 3D printer from Germany. It is approx 42x41x42cm big and has a print surface of approx. 190x200x185mm (X/Y/Z).

The DXF file is ideally 5mm aluminum, cut with a water-jet (a powerful laser would work too).

The DXF file include an experimental mount for a second extruder, which limits the X movement to ~140mm.

The STL files have to be printed out on a 3D printer.

All files are published under GPLv2 or later.

The STL files include original and derivative work from:
thingiverse.com/thing:3069
thingiverse.com/thing:4835
thingiverse.com/thing:1794
thingiverse.com/thing:3462
thingiverse.com/thing:2151

I placed the parts closer to each other with QCAD and extruded it with Openscad.

I printed it in "traffic red" colour filament.

I kept having some delamination on the screw part of thingiverse.com/thing:2521 if too much force applied.

This file uses M4 hardware. You will need an M4x16 bolt and a half-height M4 square nut. No filing on the slot or whatsoever required to fit.

You can change the sizes in the dxf file and extrude it with OpenSCAD.

This is a simple spindle holder for my nichrome wire spindle. I designed it in 2d and extruded it with OpenSCAD.

This is a fork from thingiverse.com/thing:964 lasered on 3mm AlMg3.

It uses a 606ZZ bearing to use a 5mm bolt shaft for the idler wheel and has custom mounting holes.

Needs a Kysan 1156006 Gearmotor and a fitting pulley.

License: GPL V2