This Portable Open-Source DIY 3D Printer Fits Into a Filament Box and Prints Upside Down

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Lemontron DIY 3D Printer

James has announced the completion of his 3D printer called Lemontron, a new portable printer that combines smart design with a minimalist approach. Designed to fit inside a standard filament box, the Lemontron offers a surprising 180 x 180 x 165mm print volume which is comparable to popular desktop printers like the Prusa Mini, but with a completely different philosophy.
 

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The printer’s unibody chassis reduces the need for extra parts, while key components like the extruder and power supply are tucked neatly inside. It’s a refreshing move in a field where external add-ons and bulky frames are often the norm. By using mostly 3D-printed parts and cutting out unnecessary CNC machining, the Lemontron makes itself easy to build for hobbyists and makers without compromising on functionality.

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