3D Printer Educational Kit for Kids
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This kit is a DIY assemble kit for kid.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Building Toys
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This kit is a DIY assemble kit for kid. It's approximately a 2:1 Prusa I3 MK3S compose of 23 different parts all 3d print. Each part can be assemble using 3d print screw and a 3d print screwdriver. It is make to be an entertaining and educational kit for learning different components of a 3d printer and practice manuel ability. Of course I had to combine certain parts and remove some but I try to keep it the most realistic as possible. This kit is 100% printable, you don't need any glue, screws or things like that. A perfect kit to practice the next generation of maker !
Also this project is still work in progress and this is the first version. In the future I want to improve it and make it more realistic. Here's the list of what I'm planning for the future
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- Fine tuning fit
- LCD screen
- Spool support
- Top Z axis guide
the list of all part you need to print.
1x Frame
1x Front plate
1x Back plate
1x Front extrusion 1
1x Front extrusion 2
1x Back extrusion 1
1x Back extrusion 2
1x Control box
1x Power supply
1x Bed
1x Y motor
2x Y axis
2x Z motor
2x Z axis
1x X motor
2x X axis
1x Slider 1
1x Slider 2
1x Heat Head
1x Nozzle
8x Small screw
24x Screw
1x Screwdriver
Small screw are for Power Supply, Control box and Y axis
A tutorial assembly video is coming soon but I'm sure that you or your children can make it just by looking to a Prusa I3 MK3S or a similar printer.
If you have any suggestion or comment about the model just contact me and I'll try to do my best :)
Enjoy!
Update 4/9/2020
I made test with a new fit and now the resistance of the screw is 10-11 screw/unscrew before the it broke instead of 4-5. More, It makes the bed and the heat head move more smoothly.
Also the first version of the fake LCD screen is on the way. I keep you inform :)
Update 4/18/2020
Sorry for the delay. I'm 3d printing faceshield for my local hospital 24/7 and with the school work I don't have a lot of time. I'll try to publish new update as soon as I can.
Print instructions
All part with thread must be print in .1 layer height
Add brim for all screw, axis, slider 1 and slider 2
Add support for Heat Head and slider 2
Screws must be print with 100% infill and axis are recommended to be.