Price aside – I paid for it as I was in the middle of designing my own and got into a crisis. ![]() Posted in 3d Printer hacks, Slider Tagged 3d print, 3d printer, diy printer, ikea, ikeahack, printtable Post navigation You can watch a working Printtable here, printing and looking good: Or we can just wait until Ikea starts selling them. With some work sourcing the parts, maybe it can be even lower. With a build area of 340mm X 320mm and 300mm on the Z axis and a price tag for the parts starting as low as $395, seems like a pretty decent 3D printer. ![]() This open source, cartesian rep-rap 3D printer looks pretty slick. stacked two together and named it Printtable (pun intended?). So he decided to start to work on a 3D printer based on this precise table, the one that used to hold the printer. ![]() He realized that, even after five years of use, the table showed no signs of wear or distortion. The idea to use a Ikea table as a base for a 3D printer first came to as he used this table to support other 3D printer he had working in his business. From an Ikea lantern weather station to a fully printed CNC based on an Ikea table, it’s almost safe to say that a 3D printer Ikea hack was overdue. ![]() In this Instructable, shares the step by step guide on how to make a cool, good-looking, 3D printer based on the Ikea LACK table.
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