Infinite Z-Axis Printer Sets Goal to Self-Replicate

  • September 16, 2023

Hackaday posts about the Infini-Z 3D printer , which aims to eventually print a copy of itself. The printer features an infinite Z-axis design that extrudes its own legs to raise the gantry. While the printer cannot currently create a practical printer due to the need for additional parts like bearings and electronics, the creator believes these challenges can be overcome.

The project reminds one of the Creality CR-30 , which also features an infinite axis system.

Source: Hackaday .

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