Ender 3 Belt Printer Conversion

[LukeH]

I was looking online for something unrelated yesterday and cam across this:

https://www.fabreeko.com/products/ender-3-belted-conversion-kit

Has anybody tried this? It would seem that $200 for an Ender 3 and $350 for a conversion kit would make this one of the cheapest belt printer options on the market. I understand that there is also a conversion kit in the works for the Artillery Sidewinder, which would probably be better (larger print area and direct drive).

Still not enough for me to take the plunge yet, although I can think of a pile of specific use cases that a belt printer would be great for my uses.

[James Fackert]

There's a YouTube and kit to convert a $170 artillery hornet to belt printer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gruBm8ppwgY

pretty complete project, all 3d printed components,  this probably is the lowest cost option at this time, probably adaptable to many 3d printers.

project:

https://www.instructables.com/Simple-Hack-to-3D-Print-HUGE-Parts/

belt for about $40

https://powerbelt3d.com/product/formula32-custom-size-conveyor-belt/?coupon=swal10

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[TobyCWood]

They don’t say what the belt is. That’s kind of important.