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RepRap: Prusa i3 Rework

Build log of my first go at putting together a 3D printer

justin

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Description

I thought it would be helpful to use this to keep track of my progress and problems encountered while putting together a RepRap printer.

Components

1 × E3D v6 Hot End 1.75 Filament
1 × RAMPS 1.4
1 × Arduino MEGA 2560
1 × ATX 12v PSU
1 × Prusa i3 Rework Frame

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Wires galore
justin • 03/12/2015 at 05:09 • 0 comments

With all of the pieces put together all that's left before configuring the firmware and calibration is making sure that the motors, thermistors, and endstops are all plugged into RAMPS correctly. The motors have 2 coils and I'm not sure if I have the wires paired up right, I wanted to make sure I know it's right before I go ahead and solder all of the stuff together but might just have to try it and see what happens.

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Step 1

This was an incredible and easy to follow guide:
https://youprintin3d.de/media/pdf/prusa-i3-rework-assembly-instructions.pdf

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