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The '''Athena II 3D printer''' is a [[RepRap]] derived from the [[Athena Build Overview|Athena Delta Printer]], requiring CNC router-cut wooden parts. It is designed to be even easier to assemble, having around 50 fewer fasteners, requiring less wood, fewer printed parts and fewer cables. | The '''Athena II 3D printer''' is a [[RepRap]] derived from the [[Athena Build Overview|Athena Delta Printer]], requiring CNC router-cut wooden parts. It is designed to be even easier to assemble, having around 50 fewer fasteners, requiring less wood, fewer printed parts and fewer cables. | ||
Franklin firmware, while developed for all 3D printers, is a perfect fit for the Athena. It natively supports delta printers with built-in positioning algorithms that calculate delta movements (instead of tricking Cartesian firmwares into doing delta movements as has typically been done). It presents the control interface as a web page, meaning that '''no software installation is required on the client'''. It also includes all of the features necessary to take full advantage of Athena's flexibility. For more information, visit [https://github.com/mtu-most/franklin/tree/master Franklin firmware github repository]. | |||
Novice builders should be aware that while this design is simple to assemble as compared to historical [[RepRaps]], it is still not trivial. Review the [[MOST RepRap Primer]] and familiarize yourself with terminology and methods. Assembly instructions are detailed and include many images. This is a living document so if a step is missing or difficult to understand, please make an attempt to correct it. | Novice builders should be aware that while this design is simple to assemble as compared to historical [[RepRaps]], it is still not trivial. Review the [[MOST RepRap Primer]] and familiarize yourself with terminology and methods. Assembly instructions are detailed and include many images. This is a living document so if a step is missing or difficult to understand, please make an attempt to correct it. |