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5.[Voron v2.4](https://vorondesign.com/) by Paul Nokel is a high end DIY 3D Printer that is fully open source and is popular for having excellent print quality and speed along with intuitive assembly documentation. The Voron 2.1 uses mains current to heat the stationary bed, and 12v everywhere else.
6.[Hypercube 3D Printer](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1752766)
6.[Hypercube 3D Printer](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1752766) from User Tech2C
- Clear BOM, CAD and Video build log
8.[Hypercube Evolution](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2254103)(also known as the HEVO), developed by SCOTT_3D, is an iteration on the HyperCube 3D printer designed by Tech2C. It adds 3030 extrusions around the frame for added thickness, as well as a few more upgrades. It has a decent Wiki as well as a couple of different BOM generators, online and in Excel format. The design comes with configurable CAD files for required build volume and single or double Z axis motors.
8.[Hypercube Evolution](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2254103)(also known as the HEVO), developed by SCOTT_3D, is an iteration on the HyperCube 3D printer designed by Tech2C. It adds 3030 extrusions around the frame for added rigidity, as well as a few more upgrades. It has a decent Wiki as well as a couple of different BOM generators, online and in Excel format. The design comes with configurable CAD files for required build volume and single or double Z axis motors.
-[HEVO build guide](https://bestin-it.com/how-to-build-best-3d-printer-from-scratch-hypercube-evolution/) from a german maker detailing his build and sourcing of parts
-[Fusion360 Model from user1](https://myhub.autodesk360.com/ue28de06e/g/shares/SH7f1edQT22b515c761edd5edf41a5b4aa05?viewState=NoIgbgDAdAjCA0IDeAdEAXAngBwKZoC40ARXAZwEsBzAOzXjQEMyzd1C0B2CAEwCY%2BjGADMAtAGYIAI1yiALOMZ9RATjkA2FfIiMe43Ll25xAYzQBfEAF0gA&fbclid=IwAR2G9gEP79uHXTaEnc1MUpbw_OhZn3VWZfzaTZHgxxt_8QGHX8jGW89UFPA)
-[Fuson360 Model from User2](https://myhub.autodesk360.com/ue28de06e/g/shares/SH7f1edQT22b515c761e627c356ab003cc8e?viewState=NoIgbgDAdAjCA0IDeAdEAXAngBwKZoC40ARXAZwEsBzAOzXjQEMyzd1C0B2CAEwCY%2BjGADMAtAGYIAI1yiALOMZ9RATjkA2FfIiMe43Ll25xAYzQBfEAF0gA)
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9.[Hypercube Evolution Oliver RT or HevORT](https://miragec79.github.io/HevORT/) is a remix **high end** DIY 3D Printer based on the Hypercube Evolution design which can cost about 2000 USD. The printer has auto-levelling of bed using 3 extra z-axis motors. It has a rigid Gantry for achieving high accelerations and speed using a direct drive extruder, whereby the user has achieved a build speed of 500mm/s+ with the printer.
-[Github repository](https://github.com/MirageC79/HevORT) and website has printer configurator, BOM generator and fusion 360 CAD model.
<u>**Some Commercial Open Source (DIY) Desktop Printers**</u>
<u>**Some Commercial Desktop Printers**</u>
1. Stratasys (Industrial Higher End)
2. Ultimaker (Mid consumer however still expensive) - These are considered highly reliable, however come at a high price tag starting at 2500 Euros for the base model
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- High end 3D printer with profesional grade print quality and speed
- Durable and high end components
- Latest features
2. **Design 2 - Mid Consumer** (similar in price to Prusa i3 < 760€ )
2. **Design 2 - Mid Consumer** (similar in price to Prusa i3 < 800€ )
- Higher end 3D printer with most key advanced features that could be in the price range of the prusa i3
3. **Design 3 - Affordable** (Similar in price to Ender 3 < 200€ )
- 3D printer that is affordable in the range of the cheapest commercial good quality printer like the popular Creality Ender 3
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-[More Info on the MKS SBASE](https://3daddict.com/mks-sbase-32bit-mainboard-controller/)
## Direct Drive vs Bowden Drive
Most filament 3D printers use either direct or bowden extrusion. Both set-ups use an extruder to push filament through a heated nozzle, either directly or through a bowden tube. Though similar, these extruder formats have major differences.
