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CNC Milling Machine

DIY 3-Axis CNC Milling machine Part 2: I may have rebuilt the base…

tw2ka

November 21, 2022



The bottom frame of the cnc has been rebuilt. This was due to some errors in the machined surfaces that led to problems when assembling the machine. I figured it would be easier to remake the Y-axis and the X-axis frames than trying to fix the old ones. I now had access to better manufacturing methods and tools that allowed me to make a better product. This extra step will hopefully save me from a lot of headache later!

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The bottom frame of the cnc has been rebuilt. This was due to some errors in the machined surfaces that led to problems when assembling the machine. I figured it would be easier to remake the Y-axis and the X-axis frames than trying to fix the old ones. I now had access to better manufacturing methods and tools that allowed

CNC Router

Let's make a part: Milling Steel on CNC Router (Gantry Side Walls – Reboot Series)

MinistryofBrokenEndMills

November 15, 2022



Kondor needs higher gantry side walls. So I thought why not make them from steel. Turns out, that is quite feasible indeed. By no means is this highly productive, but its good fun.
Cutting data and tool information in the video

Brief info on the machine:
CNC router made from Aluminium extrusion and plate
Roughly 675x1250x200mm working volume
Driven by 400W Delta Servos
Spindle: Jianken JGL80-2.2 ISO20 on VFD Hitachi WJ200
Controlled through linuxCNC

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Kondor needs higher gantry side walls. So I thought why not make them from steel. Turns out, that is quite feasible indeed. By no means is this highly productive, but its good fun. Cutting data and tool information in the video Brief info on the machine: CNC router made from Aluminium extrusion and plate Roughly 675x1250x200mm working volume Driven by

CNC Milling Machine

Milling Machine to CNC Conversion – Precision Mathews Part 2

CNCElements

November 14, 2022



Today we’re converting a manual milling machine to CNC. We install high quality ballscrews, ballnuts, and angular contact bearings on first the Z axis and then the Y and X axis. We also install stepper motors. This video features tips and techniques that I have developed over the past 10 conversions or so. You’ll even see hardware from the first CNC conversion I ever did that was made on a manual milling machine. I learn something new every time. Please share your own CNC conversion tips and experience in the comments below.

Details:
More info on the conversion kit used in this video can be found here:
https://www.cncelements.com/

More info on the Precision Mathews PM-25MV milling machine used in this video can be found here:
https://www.precisionmatthews.com/shop/pm-25mv/

This conversion utilizes the Centroid Acorn control board. Let me know if you would like to see video content on my specific setup:
http://www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_diy/acorn_cnc_controller.html

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Today we’re converting a manual milling machine to CNC. We install high quality ballscrews, ballnuts, and angular contact bearings on first the Z axis and then the Y and X axis. We also install stepper motors. This video features tips and techniques that I have developed over the past 10 conversions or so. You’ll even see hardware from the first

CNC Plasma Cutter

How To Build a CNC Plasma Cutting Table | Part 1 – The Basics

Rusty's Metal Cut Signs & Designs

November 12, 2022



Welcome to part 1 of a video series documenting the build of our new CNC plasma cutting table. In this video, I’ll explain the basics of plasma, applying it to the CNC process and the major components I will use.
Upcoming videos in the series will demonstrate testing the electronics, building the table, setting it up and finally, cutting some items on the table.

Items mentioned in this video, include:
Unimig Razor Cut 45 plasma cutter: https://www.unimig.com.au
4 axis CNC kit including 3Nm NEMA23 stepper motor, stepper motor driver and power supplies
Proma Elektronika’s MyPlasm CNC controller and plasma interface unit: https://www.proma-elektronika.com

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Thanks again for watching and we’ll see you in the next video.

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Welcome to part 1 of a video series documenting the build of our new CNC plasma cutting table. In this video, I’ll explain the basics of plasma, applying it to the CNC process and the major components I will use. Upcoming videos in the series will demonstrate testing the electronics, building the table, setting it up and finally, cutting some

CNC Plasma Cutter

A GIRL builds CNC plasma cutting machine. DIY. Part 1.

Lucia's Workshop

November 10, 2022



In this video, I will start making a CNC plasma cutter with my own hands without experience and I will also conduct the first tests.
Join me and let’s see together what happens 😉

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In this video, I will start making a CNC plasma cutter with my own hands without experience and I will also conduct the first tests. Join me and let’s see together what happens 😉 source