This document describes the design and development of a low-cost 3D printer. The researchers aimed to reduce the cost of 3D printers by replacing expensive stepper motors with the motors and mechanisms from discarded CD and floppy disk drives. They designed the 3D printer structure in CAD software and 3D printed custom parts. An Arduino microcontroller controls the CD and floppy drive motors to move the extruder head and print bed. The researchers were able to build a functional 3D printer for around 9,000 INR, significantly lower than commercial printers, by repurposing inexpensive discarded optical disk components rather than using dedicated stepper motors. The low-cost printer could improve access to 3D printing technology.