I'm looking at a few different geometries for the enclosure, some of them are flexible. Most of the printer volume will be surrounded by fiberglass like a fabric cage. The versions of the enclosure that have the hotend in hot air will probably be water-cooled, although I don't plan on printing much above 100C because only a few [expensive] plastics need an ambient temperature that high to prevent warping.
Most of the fiberglass can't be accurately modeled in CAD because it's flexible. My older drawings of the printer had 3 glass walls, one opens as a door. I changed them in the last week to have only one side glass (the door) while the rest of the printer is surrounded by fiberglass.
A Big, Rigid Delta (Picture heavy)
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Re: A Big, Rigid Delta (Picture heavy)
Check out the Tri hotend!
Re: A Big, Rigid Delta (Picture heavy)
hey great build
what is the size of you delta?
i cime from france and i would like to build one by myself with 1200mm vertical to 450mm horizontal
how do you know how length for arm for you frame?
i would like to have 400mm horizontal print to 60cm vertical..how can i calculate my build volume
what is the size of you delta?
i cime from france and i would like to build one by myself with 1200mm vertical to 450mm horizontal
how do you know how length for arm for you frame?
i would like to have 400mm horizontal print to 60cm vertical..how can i calculate my build volume