This micro-sized TARDIS is the current print from [Ron Light]’s Sedgwick 3D DLP printer. Yes, it’s orange, but the print quality for such a small object is pretty astounding.
The Sedgwick 3D printer is currently available as a kit on Kickstarter. For five hundred bones, the Sedgwick supplies all the parts – minus a DLP projector and resin – to make your own miniature type 40 with a broken chameleon circuit. There’s a lot a lot more this printer can do, from miniature cathedrals to hollow geodesic spheres.
This is the current in what will be a long line of DLP projector / resin 3D printers, and the most inexpensive one to date. The last one we saw was an amazing $2400 maker that included a projector and resin. At $500 for a projector-less kit, the Sedgwick still handily beats even the least expensive option we’ve seen so far.
[Ron Light] is from Kansas City, and our boss man [Caleb] ran into him at the KC maker Faire a few weeks ago. You can check out that little interview and a few videos of the Sedgwick doing its thing after the break.