Cyclop - MSLA Homemade 3D Resin Printer ! by G3D
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The homemade resin printer, Cyclop !
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MSLA Cyclop Printer !
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I should point out that I am a 20 year old student, it takes me a huge amount of time so don't be too harsh and impatient with me !
- A guide in .pdf format (English language, 64 pages for version 1.1) is included, it is a must-read, everything is explained in detail !
- NanoDLP is too huge for this repertory, you can download it at : https://www.nano3dtech.com/nanodlp-download/
1. Introduction
2. Technical details of the MSLA Cyclop printer
3. Technical details of the Helios Curing station
4. Pictures of my first prints (print tests take a lot of time, they are not yet 100% optimal)
5. Schematics
- A. Cyclop - 3D Printer
- B. Helios - Curing Station
1. Introduction
- Be careful! The resin severely attacks the printed plastic, as explained in the guide, you will need to apply a protective varnish on the tank as well as on the printing plate
- Here you will find all the files and instructions on my homemade MSLA Cyclop v1.3 resin printer (and its Helios curing station) !
The CAD files (.step format) are available, the appropriate GRBl firmware as well as the NanoDLP version that I used.
2. Technical details of the MSLA Cyclop printer
- Standalone printer (integrated slicer, just place an .stl file on a USB key) with Nextion 3.2" touch screen
- Ultra-rigid structure in 2020 aluminum profiles
- Ultra resolution axis ! Ball screw and two linear ball axes MGN12C
- Electronics: Raspberry Pi 3B+ / Arduino Uno + Shield CNC v3 + A4988 driver (NanoDLP firmware for the RPI3B+, GRBL for the Arduino)
- Screen: 2k, 5.5" 1440p x 2560p
- Resolution: 47.25µm (0.04725mm)
- Printable area: 125x67x165mm
- UV power: 38W (adjustable in PWM with the M3 S1to1000 command)
- Approximate price: $450
- Power supply: 12V 8A
- → more details in the .pdf guide
3. Technical details of the Helios Curing station
- Approximate power: 15W
- Turntable plate with adjustable timer
- Upward airflow (two 3010 fans: 30x10mm)
- Approximate price: $30
- Minimum power supply: 12V 2A
- → more details in the .pdf guide
4. Pictures of my first prints
5. Schematics
