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Building a RepRap 3D Printer
Introduction
Introduction to RepRap (4:20)
How a 3D Printer Works (3:25)
3D Printing Workflow (3:17)
Overview of the i3 Berlin 3D Printer Design (2:44)
Tools and Parts (3:47)
Building the Y-unit
Mounting the Threaded Rods and Power Supply (3:09)
Mounting the Aluminium Plates and the Y-motor (3:04)
Mounting the Y-carriage and the Timing Belt (3:01)
Adjusting the Parallels (2:26)
Building the XZ-unit
Mounting the X Axis (3:00)
Mounting the Z Axis (3:02)
Mounting the Timing Belt (3:07)
Wiring Up the 3D printer
Wiring the Power Supply (4:10)
Assembly of the Main Units (3:06)
Wiring the Y-unit (3:32)
Wiring the Z-unit (3:14)
Wiring the X-unit and the Extruder (3:11)
Wiring the HeatBed (3:09)
Calibrating the Printer
Mount the End Stop Magnets and M5 Rods (3:16)
Software and Communication (3:21)
Assemble the Extruder (3:40)
Test and Mount the Extruder (3:43)
Calibrating the Movements of the Printer (4:30)
Mount and Calibrate the Print Platform (4:03)
Print in 3D
Filament and Printer Settings (3:08)
Print Settings (3:07)
First Layer (3:08)
Dual Extrusion (3:14)
Operate the 3D Printer (3:03)
Experiments and Alternatives
Cura (3:37)
Kisslicer (3:17)
Filaments (3:13)
Print Platform Surface (2:48)
Extruders (3:06)
The Future of Open Source 3D Printing (3:06)
Troubleshooting
Software Issues in Windows, Mac, and Linux (3:07)
Layer Shift (3:09)
Oozing (3:06)
Extruder Is Not Working (3:32)
Overview of the i3 Berlin 3D Printer Design
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