Hi there, DIY enthusiasts!

We're thrilled to share our journey of creating a tiny 3D printer with you. This project sprang from our love for tiny, cool things and a passion for making them ourselves. It's a testament to what two friends with a dream and a bit of ingenuity can achieve.

A Bit About Our Project:

Our tiny 3D printer is the result of countless hours of brainstorming, designing, and tinkering. It's a product of our combined creativity and dedication.

Please Note:

• This is a DIY Project: Everything we share here is based on our personal experience. We're NOT engineers or a company; we're just two enthusiasts who embarked on an exciting DIY adventure.
• Understand the Risks: Be aware that 3D printers are intricate machines with electrical, heating, and moving parts. Improper handling while building or using can lead to injuries electrical shocks or fire hazards.
• Build at Your Own Risk: We designed this printer for ourselves and decided to share our journey in good faith. If you choose to replicate our project, remember that you're doing so at your own risk. Safety first!
• Seek Knowledge and Proceed with Caution: If you're new to 3D printing or building in general and at any point feel unsure or uncomfortable, it's crucial to educate yourself thoroughly about its risks and safety measures. Ensure you understand all aspects of the build and operation before you start. Don't hesitate to stop, do your research, ask for advice from the community, or seek out professional guidance. We encourage you to use our experience as a starting point, and modify, improve, and adapt as you see fit.

<aside> 🧯 We do not recommend you leave your DIY printer printing or even plugged in unattended, unless you are sure it is safe to do so.

This is very important specially the first few dozen hours, do not have it near anything that could spread fire, like flammable liquids, curtains, paper, wood furniture. A garage with hard floor on a granite counter top is a good choice.

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Disclaimer:

We provide all information, designs, and tips without any guarantees. We are not liable for any incidents or accidents or financial loss resulting from the use of this information. We strongly recommend that anyone attempting this project has a good understanding of the tools and processes involved.

Thank you for joining us on this journey. Let's make, innovate, and most importantly, have fun safely!