My Homemade 3D Printer: Ultimaker 2 Clone

About 3 years ago I built myself a 3D Printer and have been absolutely in love with it from day 1. I thought I would share it with you. This was not my design, I have a link below to the build guide and materials list. If anyone wants to build this let me know in the comments below and if you need any help I would be more than happy to lend some advice.

You can find everything you need to get started here:

[CraigsTechTalk]

Nice job. Karl it’s good seeing you sharing your passion for 3D printing. I can tell you enjoy what you can do with it. I look forward to seeing some other stuff you make.
I think it would be great to see some practical stuff being made. Such as finding plans for your phone and printing a case. Echo or google home mounts, brackets or holders for things at home, gadgets that you would not normally spend money on but are cool to be able to print and other common things that the average person could use.
I look forward to seeing you nerd out more with your printer.

[bwselectronic]

I think this is your best video yet! One of these days I'm gonna have a 3D printer. I think it would be interesting to build one but I'll probably get one that's built to start with.

[stuckinga]

Excellent video Karl, very informative

[thehappyextruder]

Awesome Job, great learning experience and your build looks great, looking forward to see your tweaks and upgrades.

[JasonLaveKnotts]

Awesome video but may I recommend a new microphone the Yeti is good for the price.

[shrine]

I've almost build this project but in my case XY axes are moving really hard, at 3:47 I see that you have to put a lot of force to move hotend too. Could You share more info about that? Is this ok?

[BotanicalBob]

I've been looking at buying a second hand 3D printer myself. Can anyone recommend anything I should be looking for or avoiding?

[kevineberson]

A ultimaker clone....

A ultifaker! ;)