Ender EZ Belt 3D Printer Conversion
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A project to convert an Ender3 into a 45-degree belt printer focusing on simplicity, minimalism, and low cost.
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- Printables
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This project converts an Ender 3 Pro, or similar printer, into a fully automated factory. It expands the build volume by creating an infinite Z axis.
I focused on simplicity and minimalism for this project. It re-uses the majority of the hardware in an Ender 3 and adds a small amount of additional components and 3D printed parts. The project can be completed for $250-450 depending on where parts are sourced.
This is an open project. On this page you'll find:
- STL's
- STEP files
- Firmware
- Ideamaker profiles
- Assembly guide
- Bill of Materials (BOM) with links to Amazon and AliExpress
I believe I've provided everything you need to complete this project successfully, modify the design, and make it your own.
If you run into trouble, I've made a FAQ document that can be updated as people build these and ask questions. You can check that document here.
If you don't see your question answered, I'm happy to help. I recommend the contact form on the home page of the Powerbelt3D website.