Do it yourself! Build your own 3D high temperature printer
igu-blog-adm | 29. March 2019
“A nice example of our low-cost design concept,” says Tom Krause, head of the additive manufacturing division at igus GmbH, about the high-temperature 3D-printer newly developed and built by his team. A self-built 3D high temperature printer based on drylin W rail guides and dryspin steep-thread spindle made of stainless steel in combination with spindle nuts made of high-temperature resistant iglidur materials.
Low-cost design in the own factory: Based on this idea, the igus team of additive manufacturing has developed and built a high temperature 3D- printer with in-house mechanical engineering components.
Lubrication-free and low-noise drylin linear systems
The complete linear systems, consisting of drylin W linear guides, dryspin steep threads and igus stepper motors were used from the standard range. With the help of the 3D high temperature printer, the development of new printing materials was supported, so that users can now use the high-performance plastics iglidur J350 and RW370 to make lubricant- and maintenance-free filaments for the production of heat-resistant components.
Download technical design data here
Here you will find directly the suitable components for the 3D high temperature printer! You can download the technical design data* here.
*The models and drawings provided here are an example of the use of various igus components in a high temperature 3D-printer or in a high-temperature application. A legally binding assurance of certain properties or the suitability for a certain application cannot be derived. igus assumes no liability for damages resulting from the application of the models, drawings and products. Accordingly, no support is offered for the construction of this 3D-printer, as igus is not a manufacturer of 3D printers.
Vinicius Cordeiro
Greetings! Looks like the article number for the parts kit really does not exists anymore. Would it be possible to at least make a Bill Of Materials with all the needed parts to build this printer and post it in the blog?
Aranca Ehret
Hello Vinicius,
the article number for all igus components of the printer is still this one: DLE-S-4811999-190430-KIT. However, this kit cannot be purchased in our shop. Please contact your local igus sales partner and ask for an offer for these articles.
For the external components i can only provide a German bill of materials. If that helps, I will send it to you via email.
The individually manufactured parts (sheets, profiles, special milled parts) can only be taken from the CAD model and must be manufactured in each case, this can be a local supplier.
Kind regards,
Aranca Ehret
igus GmbH
Samo
Hello, I contacted local Igus sales partner and they said this (translated): "Kit DLE-S-4811999-190430-KIT was developed for American market and is not available from us."
Roman Chumertov
Dear Aranca,
Could you please send me the German BOM for the high-temp printer?
Thanks in advance!
Regards, Roman.
Benedikt Baltes
Hello igus team,
I just wanted to ask whether you can send me the link to the 3d printer kit for all the igus parts as I can't find it with the article number mentioned above.
Another question: do you have an approximate valuation of how much this Project is going to cost only for the needed material and not for the production of the parts or the assembly?
Thank you in advance and best regards,
Benedikt
Tom Krause
Hello @ all,
we have now also a video online of the printer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjD_kaNGEyc
Furthermore all igus parts (bearings, nuts and rails) can be bought, the articlenumber for the kit is DLE-S-4811999-190430-KIT
Greetings
Tom Krause
igus GmbH
Zbyněk Winkler
Your shop says there is no such kit: https://www.igus.eu/search?q=DLE-S-4811999-190430-KIT
Lars Hendrik Jansen
Hey Douglas Veach,
thank you for your interest! Just click the link in the text or on the button or here: https://content.communication.igus.net/download-technical-design-data and fill in your data. The download link will be sent to your E-Mail-Adress!
If that does not work for you, contact us via blog@igus.de!
Greetings from cologne
Lars Hendrik Jansen
Douglas Veach
I own a machine shop and would love to download the design data. However the download function in this article doesn't work. Perhaps it is just overloaded and others, like me, have tried more than once overloading it more. Any chance of it happening?