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Build a RepRap 3D Printer

Darwin 
Introduction to the RepRap 3D printer, a self-replicating fabrication machine based on a three-axis positioning system with an thermoplastic extruder much like a motorized glue gun. It's a 3-D Printer that makes plastic parts and is made of plastic parts, so it can make copies of itself (along with other useful or beautiful things. Start here if you want to build your own.
Cartesian Bot 
The 3-axis positioning system.
Thermoplast Extruder 
The plastic extruder that's the heart of the RepRap. (It's like a motorized glue gun.)
Please Note

Documentation for the RepRap project is currently hosted at http://reprap.org, and not on this MediaWiki. While we may be mirroring documentation onto this site, this is not the official documentation website. (Yet.)

Make It Better!

Builders' Wiki 
User-submitted changes, patches, and improvements to the RepRap 3D printer.

Object Library: Things to Make using a RepRap

Available Files 
Download and print objects that have already been designed.
Uploading Files 
Use the "Upload file" command in the "toolbox" to the left to upload a file. To create a page, enter that url in the addressbar in your browser.
Wanted Objects 
Suggestions for things that a RepRap might usefully make.
Recommended File Formats 
While we'll accept any 3D object file formats, or even a cocktail napkin sketch, there are some file formats that we prefer for RepRap.
Software Tools 
Software tools to help in the creation and verification of RepRap models.

Support

List of techniques 
Ideas and techniques relating to RepRap and cheap construction techniques in general.
List of tutorials 
Instructional documents - tricks and tips relating to RepRap construction.
Health and Safety
RepRap Social Contract
Legal and Licensing
Website Terms And Conditions


The files here at objects.reprap.org are released under the terms of the GNU general public license, or under one of the various Creative Commons licenses. This means they are free, and anyone can use them. It also means people can't take your design and say it belongs to them now.

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