RepRap Ltd

RepRap Ltd Research and Development in Self-Replicating Open-Source 3D Printing Adrian also founded the RepRap project. Sally has been working in 3D printing since 2009.
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We are a workshop with RepRap Printers - Ormerods & Fisher Deltas run by Sally and Adrian Bowyer. Adrian has around 19 years of 3D printing experience and over 50 years of 3D design experience. We use our printers 24/7 for prototyping and printing parts for other 3D printers as well as customer orders for parts. We can ship out daily or come and collect from our workshop just outside Chippenham.

Last shipping day for us before the holidays will be tomorrow - Wed 22nd. For any postal and courier orders placed after...
21/12/2021

Last shipping day for us before the holidays will be tomorrow - Wed 22nd. For any postal and courier orders placed after this, dispatch will be in the new year.

Merry Christmas!

Adrian and Sally

Inspired by XRobotsUK James Bruton 's gearbox for his Open Dog, we have written a Python program for FreeCAD to generate...
11/10/2021

Inspired by XRobotsUK James Bruton 's gearbox for his Open Dog, we have written a Python program for FreeCAD to generate the active components of contracted cycloidal gearboxes automatically. Useful for robots and other applications.

Details:https://reprapltd.com/cycloidal-gearboxes/

17/09/2021

RepRap Co-Founder Adrian Bowyer describes open-source making and some projects that this technology and collaboration has enabled.

We've made an open-source   beam that is automatically generated and that is about as stiff as the same weight of steel....
09/08/2021

We've made an open-source beam that is automatically generated and that is about as stiff as the same weight of steel.

On an it can be as long as you like.

For more details, see:

https://t.co/KaQMNmVUjk

A few days ago we mentioned on Twitter that we have been thinking of developing an open-source 3D-printed spacemouse for...
13/05/2021

A few days ago we mentioned on Twitter that we have been thinking of developing an open-source 3D-printed spacemouse for rotation and translation input to CAD systems (and possibly for gaming as well). Lots of replies said they thought this was a good idea, so we've set up a repository (https://github.com/RepRapLtd/6DInput) for people to contribute, and have started some experiments ourselves.

Initially we have been looking at using Hall-effect sensors and small magnets to digitise position and movement. These have the advantage of being both very cheap and robust (though they might make the finished device subject to interference from magnetic fields).
The picture shows one experiment. We mounted three sensors in a ring, then used a RepRap machine to move a magnet (in the Blu Tack lump on the carriage) about in the space above, recording the Hall readings. After that we repeated the movements and used the readings together with the record to work out the magnet's position and compared that with where we knew the RepRap carriage to be. In a cylindrical volume above the sensors, positions were recovered perfectly. There were small errors outside the radius of the centres of the sensors.
You can see more details here: https://github.com/RepRapLtd/6DInput/tree/main/RepRapLtd/Experiments/HallCalibration

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