Experimental Delta 3D Printer @NicholasSeward
Experimental Delta 3D Printer  @NicholasSeward
Uploaded May 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I am pleased to present the first iteration of my new delta design. It's vitamin count is super low. Obviously no rails or linear bearings. Low friction and a Bowden tube will allow for Nema14 motors. The belts will actually be 80lb SpiderWire.

The work envelope is huge. I am not sure how big yet but it can do a 6" cube with no sweat. I am guessing that it could probably do a 8" diameter cylinder that is 8" tall. This is all with stubby 7" arms. If I had a bigger 3D printer, I could make longer arms.

Here are two later videos of it working:
youtu.be/uug9d01Yyy8
youtu.be/ZXEcocEHfRQ
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