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It is a high-performance, coreXY 3D printer designed for precision, speed, and reliability, ideal for enthusiasts and professionals alike With its fully enclosed design and modular construction, it delivers excellent temperature stability and supports a wide range of materials.

The Delta Flyer is a collaborative project designed by Rolohaun and Kanrog, and made by LDO. This high-performance delta 3D printer combines innovative design with practical functionality to deliver exceptional print quality and speed.

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LDO CNC AWD kit is designed for Voron v2.4 and Trident. It is designed by aTinyShellScript and MasturMynd and tested in collaboration with LDO team. It comes with all the hardware you need to upgrade CoreXY from dual-motor to quad-motor for torque balance and precision control.

Link: Github

Vendors:

DREMC (AU)

3d lab tech (CA)

MYRIGS (FR)

Partner 3D (GE)

Levendigs (NE)

onetwo3D (UK)

123-3D (UK) 

Fabreeko (US)

KB3D (US) Voron Trident Voron V2.4

West3D (US)

The LDO Stealthchanger is a specialized tool-changing system designed for the Voron 2.4, offering reliable automation for multi-tool setups. Based on the open-source DraftShift Design, it has been rigorously tested by the DraftShift Design Team to ensure consistent precision and performance, even in demanding conditions.

BoxTurtle is an advanced, open-source AMS-style automated filament changer developed for Klipper-powered 3D printers, tested with VORON Design printers and other Klipper-configured machines. Designed to simplify multi-material printing, BoxTurtle delivers a seamless filament changing experience for an accessible AMS-like setup.

Credit: All credit goes to Armored Turtle 3D.

Support the Project: $10 per BoxTurtle kit sold goes directly to Armored Turtle for ongoing development

Resources: Access the 3D assembly manuals and further resources on Armored Turtle GitHub and official website

This enclosure kit is for your LDO Box Turtle AFC kit to control climate / humidity of the filaments. Documentation: Github Assembly Manual

The Rook MK1 (Mark 1) is the official release of the highly customizable and compact Core XY 3D printer designed for both newcomers and seasoned builders. This model has moved out of beta and is now available for purchase, with no further updates planned for at least a year. The Rook MK1 is perfect for those new to Core XY printers or anyone looking to build their first DIY 3D printer. Its affordable, customizable nature makes it a great entry point into the world of 3D printing. Whether you're looking to experiment with new mods or keep things simple, the Rook MK1 adapts to your needs. Join the Community : Connect with other Rook builders on Discord and explore the growing collection of mods and custom builds. YouTube Video for release: https://youtu.be/ylU_8MUHp7Q Useful Sources: (printed parts, manual etc and official ROOK MK1 link) https://www.printables.com/model/387431-rook-mk1-3d-printer LDO Rook MK1 Build Tutorial by Kanrgo87 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL94IgGJ0XLWchK-JI-Tw_C_2vaa2KOjCD

The Positron V3.2 is an upgraded version of Kralyn's upside-down, foldable, tiny CoreXY printer that conveniently fits into a filament box! Collaborating with the Positron team, LDO has dedicated the past year to optimizing the kit, ensuring it is easy to assemble and yields excellent results. The kit incorporates high-quality components, such as genuine Gates belts, an included Raspberry Pi-based screen, and a highly transparent ITO glass heater bed. We also upgraded the filament box to a hard case for easy and safe travels!

The Voron 2.4r2 is designed to be a high-performance 3D printer that can be customized and modified by advanced users to meet their specific needs. Its use of Klipper firmware, CoreXY kinematics, and high-quality components make it a popular choice among enthusiasts and professionals in the 3D printing community. The Voron 2.4r2 also features a CoreXY kinematic system, which allows for faster and more accurate movements of the print head. It has a rigid frame made of aluminum extrusions and a high-temperature E3D Revo Voron, LDO Edition that can reach up to 300°C, enabling printing with a wide range of materials. Additionally, the printer has a large build volume of 350x350x320mm, making it suitable for printing larger objects.

Upgrade Voron V0.2 to V0.2r1 (2023 June)

An input shaper for 3D printing is a technique or algorithm used to mitigate vibrations and improve the printing quality of a 3D printer. It is designed to compensate for the inherent mechanical vibrations that occur during printing, which can result in imperfections and inaccuracies in the printed object. By shaping the input signals, the input shaper aims to prevent resonances from being excited, effectively reducing vibrations and their negative effects on the print quality. This can result in smoother surfaces, improved dimensional accuracy, and reduced artifacts such as ringing or ghosting.