About this 3D model

This printer won't quite fit in your pocket, but it is very easy to take with you. I designed the printer around two constraints. First, the high mass motors and extruder are stationary. This allows smooth high speed printing, as only the print bed moves. This keeps the forces on the slides low as well. This will also allow dual extruders on a very lightweight printer. Second, the slides are all integrated, using PLA bearing surfaces running on the extrusions. I wanted to try this on all the axes of a printer since it works so well on my Aluminum Mendel. It is self-contained, with power supply on board. It is very robust, and makes top quality prints. I made this printer to test the above constraints, but it works so well I decided to publish it.The print volume is 120mm W x 100mm D x 65mm H. This could be expanded a little by getting longer extrusions.Pocket Printer on Marlin - http://youtu.be/lAwCmbKS-yQI have comb activated, so it travels around the cord cutout on this iPhone dock at a very rapid travel speed.Watch this printer and my Aluminum Mendel http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:16076 print side by side here http://youtu.be/JysNv3Hi67kI posted a video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tpOokI6_Z0I wanted to see if it could print vertically. It is printing a stretchy bracelet - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:13505.I hope this inspires others to expand on this design.