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RepRapMicron open-source 3D printer reaches micron-scale positioning goal
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RepRapMicron open-source 3D printer reaches micron-scale positioning goal

The gist

The RepRapMicron project says its prototype now holds repeatable positioning better than 3µm on a 10mm work area.
It aims to bring micron-scale fabrication, like microelectronics, to home workshops.

How it unfolded

  1. Feb 1, 2026Hackaday reports on the latest RepRapMicron developments, including nail gel and first objects, and notes Vik Olliver presented at the Everything Open 2026 conference.
  2. circa May 2026The PIKA V0.02 hardware build is completed; the wiki later calls it the current recommended build.
  3. Jun 30, 2026Hackaday covers a separate 3D-printed micrometer-level displacement sensor by BubsBuilds with repeatability better than two microns.

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