Freedom in the 3D Printing Community
Aleph Objects, Inc. is committed to Free Software, Libre Innovation, and Open Source Hardware. We proudly belong and contribute to a diverse group of organizations, projects, and communities that share these values. Learn more by visiting the links below.
LulzBot
LulzBot Open Hardware Assembly Instructions
Cloning LulzBot Products
We publish our hardware designs and software packages under the GNU General Public License (GPLv3) and/or the Creative Commons CC BY-SA 4.0. In non-legalese, this means that you are free to use, reproduce, sell or modify our designs in any way you see fit, as long as you retain this same license for your projects using our work. For those wanting to use our hardware designs and/or software packages, we require you:
- Label the product as a clone. It must be clear that it is not a product from our factory.
- Note that "LulzBot is a registered trademark of Aleph Objects, Inc."
- Host your own copy of the source files on your own server or similar, even if they are unmodified. Do not just point to our existing source.
And of course, let us know about your project! Email information to support@LulzBot.com.
3D Modeling and Scanning Software
GCODE Viewers
Cura LulzBot Edition: Available for GNU/Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. Use Cura LulzBot Edition to generate and view GCODE.
gCodeViewer: A freely licensed browser-based GCODE visualizer, viewer, and analyzer
3D Model Repositories and Search Engines
NASA 3D Resources Note: NASA Insignia is not freely licensed.
3D Printer Controller Software
RepRap
General
3D Printing Subreddit (/r/3dprinting)
Arduino (Genuino outside the USA)
GNU/Linux
Fedora (Sponsored by Red Hat, Inc.)
Advocacy
Free Software Foundation Europe
Free Software Foundation Latin America
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