I don't think I've seen them all in one place. And I suspect I may have a mix of the original design's dimensions and the current. I'd love to be able to start with the values you use.

Can the auto-leveling feature available on a lot of these delta-style printers work with this design?

What maximum height of printer you are recommend for 20x20mm extrusion and 8mm rod?
BTW, http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:646708 ! What you think about?

The port to pass the stepper wires under the top of the printer is on the same side as the endstop mount. This makes routing those wires a bit tough as you have to squeeze them between the gap left by the endstop mount.

Moving the endstop mount just to the other side should provide the same functionality without hindering wire management.

A few zip tie anchors would be nice to aid in wire management around the electronics.

I think they might go right on the edge of the frame:

It'd be nice to have my screw heads counter sunk. Sometimes the cooling fan catches on the screw heads.

The screw towers that hold the electronics seem like they are potentially fragile. The print such that sheering forces would be applied to the layer bonds, running the risk of delamination.

They are awfully close to the walls already. It seems some extra material could be added to join them with the walls directly.

I want to try this, but I am still unaware of the parts needed beside the electrical components.
Can you please list the parts like the rods, and any additional hardware besides the 3dprinted needed?