Scrap Mechanic 3D Printer (A.T.G.P.)

A.T.G.P.
Additive Triple Gantry Printer
Developed By:
Martian Technologies
ItchyTrack
Niknal
This is a delta 3D printer I made in Scrap Mechanic.
Niknal made a program which makes the print files
Making a double helix:
• Scrap Mechanic 3D Prin...
Steam Workshop Link:
steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...

[@mutleyboy99]

Love the use of 2 extruders for support material - would be cool for something that acts like a resin curing chamber that just has a bunch of spud guns to clear away supports

[@legofreak5769]

Very cool! I love that it's a dual extruder.

[@itchytrack]

thanks

[@farmervonstienrandoms6958]

That's pretty cool

[@philippesic3307]

"I HAVE A SOCIAL LIFE I HAVE A SOCIAL LIFE I HAVE A SOCIAL LIFE!!11!" - itchycrack

[@griffin396]

No offence but my friend built on a few months ago but it was bad but good video and awesome stuff

[@itchytrack]

thanks I am confused why you needed to say "No offence" lol

[@Cogster]

nice

[@Cogster]

u need more fans

[@Cogster]

wana work together to build a starship in sm

[@itchytrack]

have you learned math yet

[@gloverelaxis]

beautiful work! are the two beams per gantry only necessary to stop the printing head tilting?

[@itchytrack]

yea they bend over I few degrees other wise. also, it makes it look way better

[@kepler_45]

i made one in vanilla xyz type, the biggest issue is progamming it

[@Maj_Bavdek]

Can you make the Qidi X Plus 3 3d printer please? Thats the one I have irl

[@Maj_Bavdek]

how do you make it print something? is there a waqy to select something that you want to print?

[@itchytrack]

Yes, we use the modpack memory panel to store the print file and we make the file with a python program. You can find it on GitHub with the name "MTech-slicer"

[@Maj_Bavdek]

thanks I'll go check it out@@itchytrack

[@ig-rd5923]

I've been wanting to build a delta printer for the longest time, and this one is very well executed. Well done! Just out of curiosity, do you have modpack logic that does the inverse kinematics realtime, or is the slicer baking that into the "gcode" (or another solution)?

[@itchytrack]

I have it done real time

[@itchytrack]

you can do it just with the Pythagorean theorem. sqrt( (the length of the arm)^2 + (the distance in the xy plane you want from the base for the arm to the connection on the print head)^2 ) + (the desired y value of the print head) = (the height needed for each arm)