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Rolling Plotter (aka Porta Plotty)
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Rolling Plotter (aka Porta Plotty)
This is a remix from GeoDave's Rolling Plotter. My wife use it to plott textile sewing patterns mostly in DIN A0, furthermore it laser engrave things, if i needed too.
Basic Structure: The Plotter is build with two 2040 1500mm long v-slot profiles. So there is an working area of 1450mm on the x side, and theoretically unlimited workspace on the y side.
Y-Axis: Both sides are parallel (4x4) driven from one motor over an 8mm shaft and two 400mm GT2 Belts to four 50mm soft rubber wheels.
X-Axis: I used an [Openbuild V-Gantry](https://openbuildspartstore.com/v-slot-gantry-kit-universal/) that was in my parts box as spare for whatever / whenever.
Z-Axis: Workarea about 56mm
Electrical: I used an MKS DLC Controller, with DRV8825 Steppermodules and a MKS TFT24 for offline plotting / engraving (GRBL based), behind the case there is an 40mm fan to cooldown the DRV8825. In the middle there is an electric box, which includes the laser pwm mod
This is a remix from GeoDave's Rolling Plotter. My wife use it to plott textile sewing patterns mostly in DIN A0, furthermore it laser engrave things, if i needed too.
Basic Structure: The Plotter is build with two 2040 1500mm long v-slot profiles. So there is an working area of 1450mm on the x side, and theoretically unlimited workspace on the y side.
Y-Axis: Both sides are parallel (4x4) driven from one motor over an 8mm shaft and two 400mm GT2 Belts to four 50mm soft rubber wheels.
X-Axis: I used an [Openbuild V-Gantry](https://openbuildspartstore.com/v-slot-gantry-kit-universal/) that was in my parts box as spare for whatever / whenever.
Z-Axis: Workarea about 56mm
Electrical: I used an MKS DLC Controller, with DRV8825 Steppermodules and a MKS TFT24 for offline plotting / engraving (GRBL based), behind the case there is an 40mm fan to cooldown the DRV8825. In the middle there is an electric box, which includes the laser pwm mod
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