He3d-DLT-350 Delta 3D Printer Kit

He3d-DLT-350 Delta 3D Printer Kit

He3d-DLT-350 Delta 3D Printer Kit



Technical parameters:
1.Integrated SD card with LCD monitor display.
2.The Layer Thickness: 0.05-0.4mm
3.Layer Resolution: 50 microns
4.Printing Filament: PLA & ABS. Heatbed Required for ABS.
5.Technology: Fused Deposition Molding (FDM).
6.Construction based on parallel arm (delta).
7.Machine dimensions: height:870 mm width:430 mm length:430 mm , the total weight: 12 kg (including packaging)
8.Outer frame: imported aluminum, steel (laser precision cutting)
9.Extruder:remotely and high-speed extrusion machine
10.The print head material: copper, aluminum, polyether ether ketone material forming
11.Nozzle diameter: 0.4 mm (18, J - head hotend)
12.Filament diameter: 1.75mm
13.Nozzle number: single nozzle
14.Data format: STL
15.Software: Repetier host
16.Print size(X,Y,Z）: 280×280×350mm
17.Plate size:d=310mm
18.Power input: AC110-220 - v
19.The power supply output: DC 12 v 7 a
20.Print plate: high borosilicate glass 180 mm in diameter
21.Synchronous belt wheel / 16 teeth, belt GT2
22.Upgradable to heatbed.
The performance parameters:
Print Speed: 100 mm/s
Print thickness of 0.05 mm to 4 mm
Mechanical precision is 0.0125mm
The operating system, Windows/Mac/Linux
High-speed USB device interface or SD card
The complete printer pack includes :
3d DLT - 180 delta printer (fully assembled)
The power supply (12 v 7 a) - 1 set
USB cable - 1 set
100 grams of filament to print test material



He3d-DLT-350 Delta 3D Printer Kit
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500$ difference between 350 and 600mm printheight? Why so much?
"Imported" extruded aluminum must be very expensive in China ?!

How can you claim it prints ABS? I don´t see an enclosure around the printer, nor is it optional.
-Olaf

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o_lampe
500$ difference between 350 and 600mm printheight? Why so much?
"Imported" extruded aluminum must be very expensive in China ?!

How can you claim it prints ABS? I don´t see an enclosure around the printer, nor is it optional.
-Olaf

Nor has it got a heated bed looking at the spec of the PSU (12V 7A)

Doug

Hi Doug,
that´s true, but at least they say that a heated bed is required in their advertising.
They don´t say you need a bigger PSU and an enclosure.

It claims a "high speed" USB interface, but doesn't say what electronics it uses.

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Large delta printer [miscsolutions.wordpress.com], E3D tool changer, Robotdigg SCARA printer, Crane Quad and Ormerod

Disclosure: I design Duet electronics and work on RepRapFirmware, [duet3d.com].

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dc42
It claims a "high speed" USB interface, but doesn't say what electronics it uses.

Right, I hoped you´d ask about 8 or 32 bit controller!
A USB connections seems to indicate only 8 bit AtMega...
Is it possible to reach their stated layer accuracy with 1.8° steppers?

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Layer Resolution: 50 microns
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Mechanical precision is 0.0125mm

Is 1000$ a reasonable price for a delta without heatbed?
-Olaf

I would also say looking at the photos that the Delta arms look very flimsy as well and that isn't condusive to accuracy in a delta (well not if you want it to print at any sort of reasonable speed vibration in those arms is going to be an effect) to me they look like they are around 4 mm dia as they look to fit directly into the Rod Ends.

Also the image suggests a RepRap smart controller.

As for price there is much more choice at that price break (Note tho it is fully built at that price but can you imagine the Shipping on it).

Doug

Preassambled would be better. Top and bottom separated from the vertical rods.
It´s like fully assembled rc-helis or cars. You have to disassemble and inspect them completely before you even think of using them.
-Olaf

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o_lampe
Preassambled would be better. Top and bottom separated from the vertical rods.
It´s like fully assembled rc-helis or cars. You have to disassemble and inspect them completely before you even think of using them.
-Olaf

Yep you aint wrong there I would much rather build it from scratch at least you learn what's what with the thing.

Doug