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Have a look at what RichRap did, not perfect for a delta but a good place to start…
http://richrap.com/?p=121
I'm using this as a starting point for a bowden based 3 way feed for a delta,
Cheers
Jas

Hi apostoly,
Just thought I see if your boxes have cleared customs and if you have started putting it together?
Cheers
Jason

Hi Mate,
And everyone else on this forum,
I'm also in Sydney and in a similar position to you, I want a big cost effective printer (but about a month away from ordering) So I'll be really interested to see how you go with shipping and assembly etc.
Cheers
Jason

Hi All, After reading what is available regarding research papers, I'm wondering if any one has looked into developing g-codes that include the z axis? So rather than just slice stuff via x and y, you move the head through z…. There are only a couple of papers out there discussing this but you have t ...

Think large gents, this technology has only just begun, I think the delta concept has a huge untapped future and I'm just putting out there something to work to, in reality I want a twin head delta, each with triple heads, (one fine, one coarse for filling, and a third for a soluble support ...

I was thinking it may be a cost effective way to build tall narrow items, and ultimately if the carriages in the centre could come off the opposite sides of a single larger post, the build area of each head would overlap much more you could build larger items without a significantly larger printer ...

Hi All, I'm thinking about buying a Rostock kit as I'm interested in getting a delta 3D printer, as a mechanical engineer I'm always thinking of ways to modify things, and are wondering why no one has made a machine with two delta heads producing one piece? Mechanically it is possible as you can see ...