When I first started building RepRap 3D Printers, the main challenge I faced was sourcing the required parts to successfully build one.
Either the parts were too expensive or the shipping fee from overseas was so high that I felt it was not worth paying.

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took some look into that imodela. It's a cnc milling platform isn't it? It's so small

talk about the DLP projected 3d printer,
After i had my machine implimented, i will get a hand into that to try it out. Just wonder what kind of mix the plastic Resin is. They don't reveal the formula yet ( i mean the designer)

With such a small motor, i doubt it able to perform more than 100watts of load. It can mill/engrave soft materials only.
that machine cost $892 USD. Herm... i don't think it's worth it
Actually, during my transformation works, i found mounting a milling motor into Repraps isn't as easy as spelling ABC...

encountered:

1. Motor Size
You need to know the exact speed needed to engrave/mill the working material. So provided with the speed/torque needed to mill/engrave the work, the size of the motor is different
(my target design for the load must at least able to mill iron/alu)

2. Vibration
whenever the motor start to spin, no matter with load or no load, there is vibration. If i just simply load a motor onto Repraps, the error will be at 1mm or more (that's a big no no for me). So i had to change the default design of repraps to another level, in order to stabilize the milling head.

btw, my line is very slow tonight, can't upload the picture for the various kind of filament i have

the device can print until how height, weight, long?

let's say for a beginer with rm3000 budget
where to get one without the hassle of buying it from overseas?

I only have a budget of around 2k for my next printer. Where did you get the mini if you didn't intend on using it?

whats the difference between that and a reprap? 

oh cool....so your unit is PNP?

Then you must be the guy who won first prize in the company category. I was the second place guy in the individual category.