How it's built
The whole machine, with nothing hidden.
The best way to trust a tool is to understand how it works. Here's ours, part by part.
Frame
Extruded aluminum. Standard hardware. Squared and repeatable.
- — [PLACEHOLDER extrusion profile]
- — [PLACEHOLDER frame dimensions]
- — Standard M-series fasteners throughout
Motion system
CoreXY layout. Linear rails on high-load axes. Belts you can retension in the field.
- — [PLACEHOLDER motor spec]
- — [PLACEHOLDER belt spec]
- — Documented tensioning routine
Electronics
Community-friendly controller with headers exposed. Nothing hidden under glue.
- — [PLACEHOLDER MCU]
- — [PLACEHOLDER firmware fork]
- — All connectors labeled
Printed parts
All printer-printed parts are available as STLs. Print your own upgrades and spares.
- — [PLACEHOLDER CAD link]
- — [PLACEHOLDER STL folder]
- — Suggested materials for each part
Documentation
CAD, build docs, and BOMs.
We're structuring build documentation to support public access. Links below are placeholders until the licensing model is finalized.
CAD files
Full assembly + individual parts.
[PLACEHOLDER link]
Build guide
Illustrated, step-by-step assembly.
[PLACEHOLDER link]
BOM
Everything you need to build one, with sources.
[PLACEHOLDER link]
Repair philosophy
If it breaks, you can fix it. And we'll show you how.
Every common failure has a guide. Every consumable has a source. Every printed part has a downloadable STL. The Help Center works like a symptom-first repair manual — start with what's wrong, end with the fix.
Open the Help Center →Upgrade parts
Parts you can print yourself.
A curated list of community-tested upgrades — fan ducts, cable managers, tool holders. All printable on the machine you already own.
[PLACEHOLDER: link out to a real STL library / model-sharing repository once chosen.]
Manufactured, documented, and supported by Loomprint.