3D printing, CNC, Milling, Turning and general workshop activities:
This channel is all about experimenting, testing and making various machines, mechanisms, builds & restorations.
I have a background of 30 years+ in machining & manufacturing, watch & clock making so if you are new to all of this ... I suggest study this channel and other YT channels and take a practical course if possible to get hands on experience first.
So I have a lot of videos to upload. Currently uploading the development and operation of my custom 3D printer.
In 2019 to 2022 I designed and built a large CNC router (X 520mm,Y 600mm,Z 200mm) which is in reality more a like a CNC milling machine - now complete and currently testing.
This will produce high precision parts for my own projects.
Disclaimer: Please do not copy any of my machining practices - I have my own way of doing things which I do not recommend anyone follow without supervision.
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What Drivers and motors are you running there?
damn that frame could hold up a car! nice build
vrie Nice
very elegant! lovely piece!
I don't understand. What's happening in this video.
This is the CNC machine I built - This is a test run (actually first run of this machine) My middle names are Herry Rowley. The video is sped up, and I added some music. Is that clear enough? 🤔
very clever! well worth the wait! orders will be coming in soon!
Just seen this .. Thanks .. this is just the beginning and test ... Now it's time to go small!
what size chuck is on your lathe?
It's a 5" chuck
I have a small Proxxon MF70 mill. This is equipped by the manufacture with Delrin/nylon lead screw nuts on all axes. No backlash at all!
I was not successful with making the Delrin lead nut this time .. will attempt again
LOL......another wanker using gloves on a machine.
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Oh god the sound of that
Brings back memories, the modern motors controllers have improved a lot
Thats the worst asmr video on yt :/
Is there any vibrations or much backlash when screw driven? Looks solid!
Minimal backlash as all the lead screw nuts are spring loaded against the lead screw ... there is some vibration .. but this is more due to speeds and feeds I think
whaaa GoodWork
No part cooling?
The fan is behind, on the opposite side - it cannot be seen in this video
electroplate with copper to remove bacteria
silver ?? better ?
@@strolantic2930 anything electroplatable
@@Jkauppa silver have antibacteria propriety's ^^
@@strolantic2930 well also 3d printed metal-coated copper/silver food-ware, spoons etc
@@strolantic2930 yes so does copper, and its cheaper easier to come by, like water pipes
XD
i think you have a little trouble Z ins't too nearly of the surface ?? i have this type of issue if i take ironing mode with too much speed and the head is not at the good temp for fusioning surface and material im french excuse my english is not quite perfect
Thanks for this .. Some adjustments needed in settings to make more smooth movement and get rid of the "vibration" sound. Also, I think I was printing at layer increments or 0.1mm or 0.15mm
What a Your using mother bord
Ramps 1.4 with Arduino Mega 2560 inserted into it. The firmware on the Arduino is Marlin .. There are much more advanced boards, but this is the cheapest way.
15:00 i just realised, those are all parts that i designed! the yellow is PETG (higher temperature, doesn't warp at at 60C, goes up to 110C before warping)
12:40 we worked out that X and Y are swapped - so many little things to take care of
Still using Ramps on that printer ... will be getting it to work again after over one year in storage!
08:00 we established that the marlin firmware was set to an offset (100,100) for the centre, 08:50 we set it to (0,0)
holy cow, 6 years ago. what's hilarious is that we did this entirely remotely, over skype, doing screen-share, and by ssh'ing in remotely to your laptop, from another country!