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Valkyrie DIY High Temp 3D Printer

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A DIY High-Temp 3D Printer project designed by professionals to be a premium DIY FFF/FDM 3d printer

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Project-Valkyrie

A DIY High-Temp 3D Printer project designed by professionals to be a premium DIY FFF/FDM 3d printer

Specifications for Designed Size (Scaleable)

  • Frame footprint - 500X520X750
  • Print volume - 310X310X300
  • Weight ~45Kg
  • Option to print high temp materials up to 450C nozzle temp

Valkyrie Main Features

Advanced Kinematics with independent triple Z axis

  • Fully automated bed leveling with triple independent Z using true bed leveling with a Maxwell coupling lifting the bed
  • Inverted CoreXY allows for only 2 toothed idlers in the AB system VS 6 on the standard kinematics
  • Easy access and simple belt tension on all 5 belts
  • Stall-detection homing on all 2+3 XY+3Z axis
  • Light tool-head riding on MGN 9 and carbon X-axis
  • All A, B and Z stepper motors all located outside the heated chamber

Heated Chamber up to 80C

  • Engineered insulation options for high level of safety and minimal thermal loss
  • High end ACM Outer Paneling
  • Double glazed window for inside viewing and good insulation

Integrated Heated Dry-box

  • Filament weight control by load-cell
  • Dry-box temp control up to 70C
  • Dry-box humidity sensor

Advanced Firmware add-ons

  • Chamber temp controls and display
  • Dry-box temp control and display
  • Dry-box humidity display
  • Filament weight display

Other features

  • High temp belts 9mm gates 2GT on all axis
  • High quality idlers and other key components
  • Solid frame with low center of gravity
  • Seperate AC and DC systems

Development Team

  • Roy Berntsen - Lead Engineering Designer
  • Mark Bridgewater - Mechatronics Design and Electronics
  • Chris Lombardi - Design, Firmware and Advanced features