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Leo Urtiz
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2012
DIY 3-d printed sand table- from IKEA Vittsjo table. First run.
Still have to install the LED rim lighting and clean up wiring but I'm happy with it for now.
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Rotary 4th axis wood test on Marlin based MPCNC.
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First test on wood . More details when I get time....
Mostly printed 4th axis for MPCNC. First run
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Did file converted to gcode using dxf2gcode. The y axis toolpath wrapped around E axis to drive rotary axis on Marlin extruder output. Software used was a modified version of Scorchworks gcode ripper. CNC platform is the awesome MPCNC. Go to www.vicious1.com for details.
Mpcnc jogging with joystick
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Jogging the mpcnc with serial commands from a second arduino. Function to calculate center of circle and jog to center after being given 3 points on circumference.
MPCNC firmware mod to improve Grayscale resolution.
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Just a quick explanation of firmware mods you may need to consider if you're planning to run a high-powered laser on your MPCNC.
Mpcnc laser engraving anodized aluminum
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Just a quick test.Anodized Aluminum engraved fine at 800mm/sec but focus was not good considering the round object and poor fixturing. I need a rotary axis!
We appreciate if you upload the files...
Nice work saves alot..
which stepper drivers are you using
Hi Leo. This looks awesome. Wondering if there is a website or repository for leaning more about how to implement this. Specially the control of the 4th Axis. Thanks.
This is the forum location, the link above is broken. See thingiverse for the updated item. forum.v1engineering.com/t/anybody-tried-designing-a-rotary-add-on/3893/4
Hey website is down i can't use it 😭
Nice...but isnt one of the disadvantages of laser etching vs diamond drag...that in laser etching if the anodized area around the imsge wears off....the image disappears?
Can you share stl file.
Did you share the design files? This looks great!
How did you modify the firmware I can’t find a tutorial for the laser on pin45. I have everything wired, just can find the firmware changes
Do you have the plans and models for this by chance?!
Okay. This is great but I want to make 6 to 8" bed posts on my MPCNC. I need a bigger set of collets! LOL Can you make these bigger on Thingiverse? That would be great - and make a video that is a little more informational for slower guys like me. Sorry, I can't see how you built the whole thing to work with the MPCNC. Could you do a step by step, please. Thanks bro. I'm not as lost as I was six hours ago. Does that help?
How is it controlled?
Fuck I knew I should have bought a full size RAMBo.
Verry interesting, Are you sending gcode command? If so, how did you deal with overshooting and timing issue?
www.thingiverse.com/thing:1877336
Did you get this perfected yet? I’d like to give it a go.
Awesome work buddy! Just awesome. Thanks for that! Edit: Been also using your MPCNC fusion P.P. for more than a year now, and I just now made the connection! Thanks for that too!
What software for The lazer
It's called image2gcode. There's a full write up on the vicious1 website and the software is posted there too. I'm not active on the forum anymore but there are plenty of smart people there that can help you if you need it.
Amazing!
did u use an arduino board?
That’s so dope! What software did you use? Thanks
hola, donde puedo obtener los archivos stl del 4º eje que muestras?
more info please!!!! thanks for the video!
You should do a video on the g ripper mod and the cam process. Great work
Fpvdrone1325 Check my other videos. I have one where I'm doing some cutting on the rotary and it explains the process a bit. The developer of gcode ripper is Scorchworks and there's some good documentation on his site too. I just modded his software a bit to allow selection of E axis for rotary. This allows you to use Marlin firmware and extruder output.
Leo Urtiz would you be willing to share the modified g ripper software?
Fpvdrone1325 The design is posted on Thingiverse and the link is in the video description. The modified gcode ripper software is attached to the Thingiverse page, along with STL files and bill of materials.
Leo Urtiz one last question did you make any modifications to the Marlin firmware you like the E steps for millimeters
Fpvdrone1325 Lol, you're challenging me here because it's been a while since I did any cutting on the rotary. As far as Marlin goes, by default it won't allow the extruder to run unless the hot end is up to melting temp so you'll need to find a setting called "allow cold extrusion" or something like that and enable it. The steps per mm should be set to the large timing gear which is a 25 tooth xl gear with 5.08mm pitch. You can use the steps per mm calculator online to calculate. For a 1.8degree stepper with 1/16 stepping you should end up at 25.2 steps per mm. That setting should only need to be set in firmware once. After that, you'll use gcode ripper to generate wrapped code which does the work for you. I'm a little foggy on this stuff so hope the info is good. My rotary design requires quite a bit of z travel on your cnc. There are other lower profile designs available now which look decent too and the gcode ripper should work with those too once you figure out steps per mm for initial setup. Good luck!
hi leo, how áre you? congratulations on your work. i am very interested to do something similar. i am from Argentina sorry for my english. i want to contact you. i nerd help haha
Check the link on the description. I wrote a full step by step guide and bill of materials and posted there. It's a great site if you're new to this hobby.
Awesome!
Awesome addition to the MPCNC. Great video, thanks for sharing.
how much to build this bro
that is sooo cool! nice job man!
Check the thingiverse link. it's attached there with all of the STL files.
No link ??
@@SebastienChedalBornu :/ true - but here it is for other travellers of cyberspace www.thingiverse.com/thing:1877336
Where can we get the modified G-Cde ripper version you were using? I would definitely like to try that out. That is way cool. Thanks for your valuable time invested in this hobby.
did you get your housing parts uploaded to thingiverse yet? I need to build one :D
timmyklus Yeah,a couple of months ago. the link is in the posts below...
got it! Thanks!
I'm currently printing out my parts for my MPCNC and this is my first mod I'm buying. Have you tried engraving on leather with that laser?
Leo you are amazing! I am about 80% through getting my laser setup. This is next on the to do list! Keep up the great work and thanks for pushing this great hobby forward!
Now on Thingiverse. www.thingiverse.com/thing:1877336
what would it take to adapt this to take square materials?
Now on Thingiverse . www.thingiverse.com/thing:1877336
thank you! this is awesome!
Nice work! will you put it on on Thingiverse soon? Best regards
Drago Mejdandzic yeah.I want to design and print a few more collet sizes first. won't be much longer...
Leo, That is so cool! I have a CNC router with a laser on it and would love to build this rotary axis. Can you share the design for the mounts and brackets :D will be printing the chucks this weekendThanks!
timmyklus thanks.I'll probably put on Thingiverse this weekend. Forgot what size nuts and bolts I used and I need to collect this info for Bill of materials.
SWEET!!!!!
Nice! Looking forward to the design as well and I'm sure it won't disappoint :) Your laser assembly instruction is top notch.
Alvin Manalastas Thank you. I'm printing a collet system to try out. I'll be writing a detailed instruction once I'm convinced that it's fairly safe to cut wood on those thing.
you use linuxcnc?
Anton Dyukin I've used it in the past along with Mach3 and Marlin firmware. Currently using my machine with Marlin firmware.
Leo Urtiz , can you show full list of components that you use?
To build the MPCNC? That's Ryan's design. Go to www.vicious1.com for details.
I know this site, i made my own one using Ryan's design. I see that you use motherboard looks not like RAMPS. So i want understand what you use.
That's awesome, Leo! I look forward to trying this on my MPCNC one of these days. Did you use an already existing design for the chuck?
Karl Tinsley - Good to hear from you:) The chuck is bobwombles design and available on Thingiverse 3 Jaw Lathe Chuck found on #Thingiverse 3 Jaw Lathe Chuck found on #Thingiverse www.thingiverse.com/thing:624625. I designed the housing but I want to do some testing with the router and make sure it's secure enough before I share the design. Same goes for the software, it's a modified version of Scorchworks gcode ripper that I want to test a bit more before releasing.
Nice Job Thanks!
Does this directly swap in for the Y-axis stepper motor on the MPCNC? Also wondering if you'll be making the files available for printing, very excited to see someone already working on rotary axis for MPCNC
is there a guild on how to do this?
No guide.What are you interested in implementing? I've switched back to mach3 and abandoned Marlin but i think i still have that modified firmware saved somewhere. The pwm was pretty easy to set up but i was having issues with ghosting in the image because the newly added laser control gcodes weren't being processed by the Marlin planner correctly. I did work all the bugs out before i posted this video though.
well if you find the firmware can you please upload
Upload where? Vicious site?
do you have google drive?
Yeah i think i do.I'll link here if i find it. keep I mind that change won't really be noticeable unless you run high powered laser .not using the m106/m107 commands is an added benefit if you plan to do 3d printing and need the extruder fan control.
Did you Just plug the laser into the ramps directly, or are you using some type of laser driver board?
using a cheap 8$ ebay laser driver. full details here www.vicious1.com/the-2-8-watt-100-laser/
If he was trippin balls he would've enjoyed the laser anyway:)
Burning in Hendrix using a laser mounted to a computer controlled device. He would have loved this :)
Loving the LCD, and that boot screen!
thanks! i think you're a bit biased though aren't you;)?
I am working on my own MPCNC, and this is the first thing I want to do! I've been looking around, but haven't been able to find the 3D printed case/clip you are using. Can you point me in the right direction? Thanks!
Sure. go to www.vicious1.com/ .that's the mpcnc designer's web site. i created a walkthrough for this project and it's linked on the vicious1 homepage. the laser housing that i created is on thingiverse. Mostly Printed CNC Laser Mount found on #Thingiverse www.thingiverse.com/thing:1301138 I'm pretty active on the vicious forum and lots of other helpful people there. good luck!