Giant 3D Printer - MPCNC

Printing a part for a DIY lamp, on the giant printer. The part measures around 40 x 22 x3.2 centimeters and took around 50 minutes to print in total. Print speed was quite slow, around 40 mm/sec, it could have gone much faster.
Sorry for the crappy video quality, I had a hard time to keep things in focus...
Check here for more info on how it's been built: www.v1engineering.com/forum/t...

[@ultraderek]

Interesting design.

[@andrhamm]

Wow! I just skimmed through part of your thread on the forums... so cool! 1.2mm nozzle, holy smokes! I bet this thing is a blast.

[@evlsc400]

I plan on repurposing my EMT8 (Anet A8) into a bigger printer via MPCNC Burly.

[@juliandiaz9367]

Ohhh, I see what you did there with those linear bearings, that's a great mod U mad scientist ;)

[@mhgscrubadub9917]

Look at the MPCNC they made the designs

[@guardianpresencerobotics7776]

Hello I really like that you got the mpcnc to 3d print can you tell me what firmware your using I have one with a skr pro board that I would like to do 3d printing

[@twistedkap3882]

cool

[@leonbricks8454]

Really cool what software and control board you used for this mpcnc printer

[@duinishuodedui4999]

Just regular Arduino Mega/Ramps for control board, running Marlin Firmware, DRV8825 motor drivers.