3d-eVo printer – going one… or maybe two levels up

Posted by Michal Borkowski | Oct 17, 2018 | 3D Printing |

If you want to know more about my latest project – to build 3D-eVo printer – with a closed case, fire/overheat detection system, using Klipper/OctoPrint firmware and old electronics from my old Prusa Geeetech i3 X printer – stay tuned.

In e few days I should have a full report from work done, with all design elements and modifications. It would allow you to build your own printer. I would have as well ready to buy calibrated sets – which would use 32bit control boards with touch screen and WiFi control access…

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Michal Borkowski

Hydrographer Category A, Navigator and as well IT specialist - managing multiple servers in the data centres. He is the author of most of the articles on this page. And he is not responsible for any use of proposed solutions - so pleas check always if this is is a good idea to follow proposed solutions. He is open for new technologies in IT, home automation, renewable energy and as well is following all changes in car industry. He loves electric cars as the most efficient way of transportation.

3d-eVo printer – going one… or maybe two levels up

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Michal Borkowski

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