Create automatic drawings and patterns
Turn your ideas into precise plotted artworks with a compact desktop setup.
Precision made simple
The next generation of MakerPlot
MakerPlot 2.0 is an improved version of the original MakerPlot project. Designed for makers, engineers and electronics enthusiasts, this 3D printable Arduino CNC plotter combines mechanical design, 3D printing and programming into a compact desktop machine. Create drawings, explore CNC motion control and experiment with digital fabrication using your own custom-built device.
Documentation
Assembly instructions preview
Preview the MakerPlot 2.0 assembly instructions. The complete manual is included with your purchase.
Refined engineering
Improved design for makers
MakerPlot 2.0 focuses on improving the original concept with a refined structure and an enhanced building experience. All mechanical components are designed for standard FDM 3D printers. The downloadable package gives you the files needed to print, assemble and customize your own CNC drawing machine.
What it enables
Creative possibilities
Experiment with Arduino motion control
Learn how CNC movement is coordinated through simple, accessible electronics.
Learn CNC and digital fabrication
Explore the real-world concepts behind motion systems, fabrication and precision tooling.
Customize your own machine
Combine electronics, 3D printing and design to create a project that fits your workflow.
Included in the package
Digital package includes
- Complete STL files for 3D printing
- Mechanical design files
- Assembly instructions
- Arduino compatible project design
- Future updates
Build requirements
Requirements
- 3D printer
- Arduino board
- Stepper motors
- Belts and pulleys
- Basic hardware components
Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MakerPlot 2.0 a physical product?
No. This is a digital download containing STL files and project information.
What makes MakerPlot 2.0 different?
MakerPlot 2.0 is an improved version focused on design refinement and maker experience.
Can beginners build it?
Yes. Basic 3D printing and electronics knowledge is recommended.
Selected version: €25