Hello everyone, I wanted to give you a quick look at my new prototype Delta Print design. This is 3D art, it's just the first prototype at the moment and it's got a lot of things I really liked about the rust stock that I built before and quite a few things I liked about the Cosswell printer but a few of the things I wanted to change and keep more like the rust stock. I also wanted to go back to more of a rep-wrap style printer with a lot more printed parts. So this machine has got most of its parts for the structural side 3D printed. All the base, north of the assembly. The aluminum rods on the sides here they're not actually used for the motion so I'm still still using a 6mm steel bar for the motion and the reason why I wanted to not use the aluminum or anything else for the motion is really that the idea was that these can be replaced with anything like steel tubes or copper tubes or even sections of bamboo. So they don't actually do anything other than do support the machine vertically and give it some strength the steel rods but not quite strong enough to do that on their own like on the rust stocks that uses 8mm rods. So this could be really interesting that these parts could be replaced. I really like to do a design with some bamboo or something just to show it can be done. So a few other things the all the electronics up at the top they're fully integrated. I've got the electronics sort of all built into the top section now the main board and the sensors for the home positions. The motors are in the bottom and all the wiring at the moment runs through the aluminum tube. It could run through anything else as long as it's higher that you used so there's no wiring on display. It's driven by Spectraline which is really nice on the carriages here so it's very lightweight very fast and very easy to to a sunwollen to set up. The push rods. The push rods are partly 3D printer the ends of printers it's using 300mm carbon fiber rods but they are trying to get as much 3D printing in there as possible. There's some springs just to take out backlash and a small carriage very similar to the rust stock carriage but much much smaller. Assembly for this has got a J-head in it but it could be any other type of hot end and the carriages themselves. I'm still using any bearings on this one that do have a modification I'm going to try with some brass pushings as well so that'll be the next thing to try out. It's got integral and filament holder as well and the extruders at the back nice and easy to access and to change out. The the bed at the moment is just a piece of dive on that goes on the top. I did wonder about the very first thing it did was actually print and level its bed because it could print on top of this PLA which would be really nice to actually sort of have it level out but really you need something on there to be able to remove the parts from so the moment I wound could have a heated bed doesn't really need it. It's designed really for printing PLA and nylon. It's really good for both it doesn't need a heated bed for doing either of those too. So anyway that's a quick introduction. I'll post some more up on my blog and give you a few shots of it actually printing now. Let me know what you think. Hope you like it. Thanks a lot. See you soon.