Aluminum Extrusion HyperCube Frame Kit - 300mm Cubic Build Volume w/ Dual Z

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Unassembled kit includes aluminum extrusion and hardware. (No electronics included.)Select Aluminum or Black below.(Updated as of 4-12-18)Please allow 3-7 business days to process your order (plus shipping time). You will receive an automated email notifying you once your order has been processed.Visit the ZYLtech HyperCube Users group on Facebook for help and to see what other ZYLtech HyperCube users are up to!Additional helpful links and files (including the 3d printed parts needed to assemble the ZYLtechHC) can be found on the ZYLtech HyperCube Product and Information page
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Unassembled Aluminum Extrusion HyperCube Frame Kit (Aluminum or Black)
300mm Cubic Build Volume with Dual Z

Please note - though there is a ton of support in the 3d printing community for the HyperCube and DIY 3d printers in general, we do not suggest the ZYLtech HyperCube as a first printer. We strongly recommend that only experienced 3d printing hobbyists and professionals consider purchasing any of the ZYLtech HyperCube kits. Please also note that we are unable to provide anything more than basic support, and that will primarily be for the purpose of directing you to the plethora of free resources in the DIY 3d printing community, many of which are linked above.
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2020 Aluminum Extrusion
  • ​6x 440mm (X and Y)
  • 4x 400mm (Y)
  • 4x 600mm (Z)
  • 2x 170mm (Premium Bed)
  • 2x 410mm (Bed)
  • 2x 235mm (Bed)
  • 1x 430mm (Dual Z Bed)
Hardware
  • 150x M5 hammer nuts
  • 150x button head M5x8
  • 48x 90 degree bracket

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  • 4
    Hypercube 300 Frame Kit

    Posted by Robert Otey on Apr 28th 2020

    High quality extrusions with nice finish. Problem is BOM does not match any instructional materials referenced. The printer is narrower than discussed on web.

  • 5
    Hypercube frame 300 cube

    Posted by Rich Clarke on Aug 19th 2019

    I wanted to take a printer I had, A sad JGAurora A5, and one I destroyed in a fit of rage *Anet E12, cough,cough* and some parts I had, and make a hypercube. Everywhere I looked online would either bring me to China or Zyltech. Well that was a no brainer. 4 days later I had the box. What I liked was the tape placed on every face of the extrusions, so any metal shavings would be stuck to the sticky side...smart! I doubt the ones from China would have come that way. Took me about 2 and a half hours to assemble the frame, the cats were a lot of help. A hint, as there is no instructions. When put together right, you will have 2 440mm squares connected buy the 600mm pieces. so 440x440x640.

    Now, lets just say, if you have the music up, and the beer flowing, and cats are batting your corner pieces, and laying in the middle of the work area, and when you get done, you have 2 rectangles....you did it wrong. But morning and copious amounts of java will get it sorted out quickly. I will say, if you are looking to make things a little easier, just buy the dang complete kit. However, if you enjoy having to remix, or make models to fit parts you have, then take the wandering path I am weaving.

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