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Interesting 3D printer design.
Using 3 linear rails to mount the bed. I suppose each linear carriage is one "corner"/point and all three of them to define a plane without overconstraining the buildplate but you keep all of the rigidity of the linear rails?
The issue I see is that the three linear rails in one plane are overconstrained so it is still is a pain to setup (especially on an ender 3 like frame construction).
What is the reasoning for using two motors instead of one powerful in the middle?
I am not the author but they moght reply if you comment on the video