Hi,
At Make: Tokyo Meeting 07 which held on last December, I exhibited a RepRap booth and sold out several RP/MDF sets that based on Prusa Itereation 2. The model was called as GM Prusa that derived from the name of persons who concerned including me. The scale was slightly changed according to the pre-cut hardened smooth rods available on the market which length round to 350mm and 400mm. T5 belts are choiceable from three known makers in Japan. PTFE coated oil-less bushings made GM Prusa a quiet running machine. All of these sources are opened at [etherpod.org] as though stopped selling RP/MDF sets right now.
FYI, GM Prusa RP parts were printed out by a classic Prusa which assembled with nopead parts. I'm really appreciated with nophead. Thanks!(tu)
There is a RepRap community in Japanese local SNS mixi [c.mixi.jp] and you can find some developer and dealer of the machines and fillaments.
Genie
Robots-Dreams Wrote:
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> I live in Chiba near Makuhari Messe, but get into
> Tokyo several times a week. I'm in the process of
> getting and setting up my first printer. It would
> be great if you have any advice about Japan
> sources for hardware, vitamins, or filament. :)
At Make: Tokyo Meeting 07 which held on last December, I exhibited a RepRap booth and sold out several RP/MDF sets that based on Prusa Itereation 2. The model was called as GM Prusa that derived from the name of persons who concerned including me. The scale was slightly changed according to the pre-cut hardened smooth rods available on the market which length round to 350mm and 400mm. T5 belts are choiceable from three known makers in Japan. PTFE coated oil-less bushings made GM Prusa a quiet running machine. All of these sources are opened at [etherpod.org] as though stopped selling RP/MDF sets right now.
FYI, GM Prusa RP parts were printed out by a classic Prusa which assembled with nopead parts. I'm really appreciated with nophead. Thanks!(tu)
There is a RepRap community in Japanese local SNS mixi [c.mixi.jp] and you can find some developer and dealer of the machines and fillaments.
Genie
Robots-Dreams Wrote:
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> I live in Chiba near Makuhari Messe, but get into
> Tokyo several times a week. I'm in the process of
> getting and setting up my first printer. It would
> be great if you have any advice about Japan
> sources for hardware, vitamins, or filament. :)