InMoov Parts costs

[Michael Gramberg]

Hello everyone,

I am not sure what should all the 3d printed parts from the InMoov robot cost? Cause it's to expensive for me to get a 3d printer.

And Gael how is the progress of your forum?
kind regards,
Michael.

[RobotGuy6]

You can't buy the parts, you will have to print them yourself... Depending on where you live you're looking at about $300 or so in PLA or ABS filament.... Then you will need to buy or rent a 3d printer...

[Michael Gramberg]

thanks for the tip, i will try to find a person who can print for me in my country :)

[wilco van toorn]

Dont think anyone will want to print 24/7 for 2-3 weeks to print it for you. And i think building a reprap isnt that expensive, a prusa i3 will cost you 350 euros, all in

Op maandag 6 april 2015 18:28:21 UTC+2 schreef Michael Gramberg:

[gael langevin]

Hi Michael,

You could have a look at the Tiko printer on Kickstarter, very low price, but it won't be available before Christmas anymore.

Concerning the forum, Leonardo is having a look, we will certainly add the bbpress plugin to InMoov website and there is ways to generate a script to gather all data from the Google forum. But personnaly, I am too busy these coming weeks, to even take care of that. We will see.

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[Ramki]

Sir i took a look at the tiko printer n i think this is best buy at this time but it doesnt have a heat bed.. i read somewhere where u mentioned a heat bed with certain temperature is really important to make inmoov parts... do u still suggest tiko without a heat bed for inmoov?

TIA

[gael langevin]

Hello Ramki,

Indeed, the Tiko doesn't have a heat bed and it will be difficult to print ABS in this machine. But I have seen more InMoov printed in PLA than ABS and some of them were very fine.

Though, I still recommend printers with a heated bed because they will allow you more possibities for various projects.

2015-04-09 19:09 GMT+02:00 Ramki <mra...@gmail.com>:

Sir i took a look at the tiko printer n i think this is best buy at this time but it doesnt have a heat bed.. i read somewhere where u mentioned a heat bed with certain temperature is really important to make inmoov parts... do u still suggest tiko without a heat bed for inmoov?

TIA

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[Michael Gramberg]

Well i found a person in the netherlands who wants to print it for me completely 600 euro, is that much or cheap, i dont know!

To let you all known i cant resist to build not a robot, so i will support aswell the inmoov project soon ^^

[RobotGuy6]

You can buy a decent printer for 600 euro and after your done printing your inMoov you'll still have the printer for other projects....

[Keith McGerald]

for other projects, replacement parts for InMoov, and further upgrades as they're published.

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[Tony Miles]

I bought a prusa i3 kit on craigslist for $250 dollars that has a heated bed.  It's a nice printer too.  

Tony

[Silvie Engelen]

Hallo Michael Gramberg,

Ik las net je bericht en ik heb net zelf kennis gemaakt met het inmoov project. Ik zou graag ook met dit project starten!! Ik vraag me af hoe ver je bent en hoe het bouwen gaat!

Heb je misschien een goed bedrijf die het printen kan verzorgen? 

Bij voorbaat dank!!

Op maandag 13 april 2015 19:15:51 UTC+2 schreef Michael Gramberg: