JRT3D - Recreator 3D : MK6 Fun Size - Full build - Free 3D Print Model

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RECREATOR MK6 - ALL PARTS OPTIMIZED for BAMBU STUDIO

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Description

I printed the Recreator 3D - MK6 Fun size with my bambu printer so I'm sharing the file containing all the parts for Bambu studio.

This machine is used to transform recycled PET plastic bottles (Coke, mountain dew, Perrier, etc.) into 3D printing filament.

All the main parts for the MK6 can be printed with a 1kg spool (without the bottle cutter). Total filament is about 1250g.

the Recreator can be built with ender 3 parts or you can buy them online for cheap.

My goal is to create enough filament to print a second one and donate it to the Fablab at the college where I work.

you can find the assembly instructions and parts list in the links below

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I did not create this model, all credits go to the inventor @JRT3D.

here are some useful links;
- The model page:

https://www.printables.com/model/352729-the-recreator-3d-mk6-fun-size-a-diy-pet1-plastic-b

- The RECRATOR 3D website:

http://www.recreator3d.com/

- MK6 Fun Size WRITTEN NOTES AND Build of Material List:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XTr7MLz3Og4SCjgJ3BwDzS5oyZNhI8YS/edit?rtpof=true&sd=true

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Assembly Guide (1)

Recreator3D-MK6 Fun Size BOM and Build Notes 7-3-2024 by JRT3D.pdf

Comment & Rating (61)

@koltthekreator

Hello I was wondering how much the total price of all the materials?

@_Jbear_

last I checked, it's around $200 usd

@OverlordAxeon

Replying to @_Jbear_ :

that looks about right.

@user_3865930328

@_Jbear_ its cheaper to buy a used ender 3

@Ducatino

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RECREATOR MK6 - ALL PARTS OPTIMIZED for BAMBU STUDIO

super Nice

@user_2410565934

help me call 911 please

@heartforgellc

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RECREATOR MK6 - ALL PARTS OPTIMIZED for BAMBU STUDIO

prints great still working on the other plates

@Ducatino

Interesting, what are the plates for

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@_Black0ut_

Why doesn't it work with the Ender 3 power supply, which is much larger?

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@PrestigeProto

There is another version that accommodates the Ender power supply the fun-size requires a smaller one you could make an adapter

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@_Black0ut_

Replying to @PrestigeProto :

Where can I request it, please? Thank you

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@PrestigeProto

Replying to @_Black0ut_ :

on the JRT3D website Good luck

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@Remytherat232

would this create smoke while running, i just wanna make sure that way it doesn't harm me or my cat.

@_Jbear_

If you build it correctly, No.

@Remytherat232

Replying to @_Jbear_ :

thank you for clarifying

@ruffkustomz4130

is there a version for the ender 3 v2? I know at least the screens are different.

@carlomagno96

Are bambulab printers compatible with filament taken from plastic bottles? I would like to do it without breaking the machine. If anyone knows anything.

@_Jbear_

With the proper profile, yes, you can print with PET filament on Bambu machines.

@carlomagno96

Replying to @_Jbear_ :

How is it done with the appropriate profile I am very interested in printing this machine and learning how to do it from plastic bottles

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@OverlordAxeon

these parts are out of stock https://a.co/d/cSw7mdy https://a.co/d/eCituzv https://a.co/d/91s4UK5 there are other options suggested so it isn't a big deal but you might want to update your affiliate links

@StudioLab3D

Hello, is PLA suitable?

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@PrestigeProto

Yes! Only the parts near the nozzle should be in PETG/ASA/ABS as it gets quite hot

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@cer_store_3d

I have the doubt of whether buying an ender 3 pro I could already do this project since in my area I can get one of those printers for $150 or less so I would like to know that :(

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@_Jbear_

If you already have the rest of the hardware and tools required, buying a used ender 3 is a good option. If you have none of the extra hardware or tools, then the KB3D hardware kit is the best option.