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NEWTech Creative
Australia
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2020
Welcome to NEWTech Creative channel. Over the years TH-cam have offered so many great videos and tutorials, so this is my way on giving back. On this channel, I invite you to join me on my journey with creative projects using new technologies.
All content including graphics, art and music has been created by me!
Sit back and let's CREATE.
All content including graphics, art and music has been created by me!
Sit back and let's CREATE.
CNC made easy // RabbitCAM // Focus
Thank you for tuning in! A special shoutout to Nikos at SourceRabbit for giving me the opportunity to review the RabbitCAM and Focus software. These tools have revolutionised my CNC operations, offering both simplicity and power. RabbitCAM provides intuitive tool path generation, while Focus enhances CNC control, making the entire process smoother and more efficient.
🔗 Check out the products here:
Download RabbitCAM and Focus: www.sourcerabbit.com/Downloads/
Stay tuned for more tech insights and make sure to hit that like and subscribe button for updates on my latest reviews and tutorials!
🔗 Check out the products here:
Download RabbitCAM and Focus: www.sourcerabbit.com/Downloads/
Stay tuned for more tech insights and make sure to hit that like and subscribe button for updates on my latest reviews and tutorials!
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I seen some video where a TFT screen works but the poster gives no info. Does anybody know how it's done
There has been no official release for this support, however people have been tinkering in the code to have some ability to work. If they haven’t shared the code, it probably because it was not stable. For info about implementing this type of code or reasons for no support check this out: wiki.fluidnc.com/en/hardware/pendants_displays
wow
Nifty machine! Can you add a spindle/router and CNC wood? You've got a vacuum so I assume so, would have been nice to see that in action. It's a really clean system!
😢lots of potential points of obselescents : wifi router, windows proprietary upload software....
only what i need my DIY machine have this biggest and better spindle. all other have same, motors, but i use DM 556 drivers can use biggest possiple nema 23 motors. and i use old cheap paraller port 10$ controller board, cheap and can use 2 paraller port easy, usb port controller have all too lot problems and not can use safety REALTIME controller. mesa card whit ethernet have perfect but too expensive hobby user and DIY builders.
Nice! Yes the 2.2kw make a huge difference! So many options for controllers these days!
i made under beam led light similar but i use ready to use aluminium U-profile were have channel bush in led. light strip and top profile have diffuser plastic. cost 4$ only/meter , and easy install some screw to beam.
Thanks for sharing! Yes this is definitely an easier option 😂😂 I often reinvent the wheel 👍👍
RGB leds have totally waste only time and money, not sure need anywere, have nice if have many colour leds but not need newer whit cnc machine. waste lot time stupid.
CHINESE RUBBISH
Hi NT what software are you rocking to do the sketches on and generate the gcode
A random selection of different apps! Illustrator is my main go to, followed by sandify.org. You can find a selection on online sites by searching a variation of vector line art converter or generator. Then use your CAM software to turn the vector into tool paths for your CNC! Hope that helps?
I'm looking forward to sharing the project. Good job!
Can't wait for updates on the release of the Matilda CNC CAD project, any specific upgrades that you are working on in particular? I really liked how you made a led button control system that does different functions thats so awesome. I saw another creator that made something similar and integrated it into a joystick 🕹️ controller that could jog his machine, super cool 😎. So how's FluidNC working for you so far?
The music being so much louder than the voice track makes this video hard to watch, especially with headphones.
Great video as ever, love the new simpler tech!😁
Does anyone know if the Matilda CNC CAD files been released yet? Any download links?
does Focus software work with xPRO V5? which I have in my CNC I see it works on your video
Yes! Absolutely 👍
Love it thanks for the great video, I will check out the RabbitCAM software for sure. The price is right for sure. :)
Hello. Are you having problems with the weight of the 1.5 spindle?. Thanks
Not at all! What type of issues are you having?
Droping of. I try firs with 600w vfd spindle but was 12.000 RPM only. Whent back to Makita. The 24.000 rpm aircool spindle weight aprox 2.5 Kg. The Makita and 600w spindle weight 1.5 Kg. My concern it's that when i crank the Makita 30.000 sometimes the Z axis start droping off. also with the router off, if i gentle put muy hand on top start ti prop off
What is the advantage of ESP32 over the Arduino in a CNC controller?
Great question. Depends what you refer to as arduino? If you are referring to an arduino Uno or alike - these are 8bit boards and esp32 are 32bit boards (x4 faster!) with a dual core processor. The other great advantages are that they have built in wifi/bluetooth, they are cheap and common boards, tali’s have a stack on inputs and outputs in both analog and digital and can have a very low power usage. 👍👍
@@NEWTechCreative thanks. Do they require a computer to be connected for the cnc machine to run?
@@arbjfulNo, you don’t need a computer to run - if you load fluidnc or grblHAL you can use the webUI to control and send gcode via any device - even your smart phone. Essentially the esp32 stores a webpage that you use to control the CNC over Wi-Fi. You can also use grbl control software such as UGS, CNCjs, focus etc to connect and use as you would with a traditional grbl controller 👍👍
hello good day, if you would not mind, can you please show us the settings of the LU2-2 laser module. thank you.
What settings are you needing?
Where to put emergency stop button in tiny bee?
You can use any spare input pin! Depending what you have used already, you also have the exp1&2 ports to access some pins. Just check with what you have used already and refer to the tinybee pin out reference to check available pins. 👍👍
sad that nobody can get A & B points to synchronize regardless of the amount of steps remaining on separate stepper motors
Hmmm seemed to work fine for me!
Is this just as capable as uccnc?
Absolutely… uccnc comes with a really great UI with plenty of buttons and visualization that fluidnc does not provide on the webUI, however if you use cncjs, UGS or focus by sourcerabbit, you can take advantage of these additional features with fluidnc 👍👍
Excellent job 👍👍👍
Link is broken fyi !
Thanks dude! Aliexpress tend to change links often…. Very frustrating! Hopefully viewers can search for this!
You are right to have some fear of very fast rapid rates. I once had a Z axis failure that left the spindle down when the program called for a raising the spindle and performing a rapid mode move to the other end of a part. Well, the machine proceeded to move at 20000 mm per minute (787.4 inches per minute) and pushed the part, fixture, and clamps off the table and onto the way covers. This caused thousands of dollars in damage.
Awesome video thanks dude
Can I install multi-color printing here ?
Dude this is by far the best tutorial out there!!!! Iv been struggling to understand how to implement this into trying to cut a particular design I have and I think you just solved it all, going to try a narrower V but I think I got it as for adjusting the radius off set and clearing 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for your kind feedback @woodcraft_cz ! I’m glad my video is still helping others. I would love to see your outcome with this technique. Cheers dude 👍👍
Total cost aud?
Approximately $4500-$5000 AUD depending on how cheaply you can get plates cut!
Love the Cnc from 2 trees.. A few simple upgrades (router)made it amazing.
hello good evening Could you help me if I want to control two stepper motors with the esp32 and receive the g code which configuration should I use?
You can use any board that is compatible with the ESP32 and just use 2 axis only. The yaml configuration depends on what board you have. If you have just an esp32, you can use the 3axis_v4 setup and just select the z axis. Good luck 👍
I love this machine for playing with CNC stuff. It works best if you have CAD / CAM software.
Thanks for the video .. at 7:36 you mention you built a CNC machine wiring directly to the ESP32 - can you please send a link or where to find the instructions for this - Many thanks!
Thanks for your comment! Yes here is my MPCNC video that I use an esp32… if I was to do it again- I would not use a stand alone esp32 and purchase a CNC/3d printer purpose ESP32 board to make process easier. th-cam.com/video/PoFJuorRqWw/w-d-xo.html
Are you considering to upgrade it with liniar rails?
Great question! No I won’t be making any additions to this CNC. If I start upgrading, it will end up a totally different machine. I would rather start building a new machine from scratch. This is a great machine as a beginner and get your head around CNC’s.
That's not a clean finish. The NT logos are all ratty and fuzzy.
I notice you run Ball screws I guess 5mm pitch and the machine looks 1200mm wide so do you have problems with Ball Screw Whip at high speeds. 'What is your max travel speed and what ball screw' while running the closed loop stepper online steppers ?
Thanks for your question! Yes I am using 1605 ball screws. I never pushed machine to absolute maximum as I really don’t need any faster then 8000mm/min. I can run the machine at 14000mm/min without a problem and no whip as I have tensioned both ends of the ball screw!
Can I use this to review thermal heat loss of my house?
Somewhat yes…. Just remember it’s low resolution and might not show sufficient information for what you are after.
Does anyone know how to calibrate the steps per millimeter for the XYZ axis. I’ve been looking all over and I can’t find any information. Thanks.
In your yaml file for each axis you will change the steps_per_mm. More information here: wiki.fluidnc.com/en/config/axes
I have the FluidNC installed in my ESP32, when I’m logged in I found the area where you can edit the steps/mm but when I modify them, it doesn’t seem to save them. I reboot the device and type in$$ and they never get changed. I noticed there’s no area to hit like a save button, why are they not being modified. I’m trying to calibrate my XYZ table.
Why is this so hard? I’m not a programmer, shouldn’t have to be, I know how to set up my DIY CNC table just fine in an Arduino.
You need to update your steps per mm in the yaml file, however not the settings section on the esp32 as this is a temporary change and will reset when rebooted. Change yaml and re-upload.
Please read through the wiki - this will cover most questions. wiki.fluidnc.com
Am I the only one that can’t get this to work, I’m not tech savy yea, but followed it word for word, it doesn’t connect or anything, WiFi says can’t connect to fw, then if it does it’s just a static screen that I can’t do anything with, Has anyone got any other set up videos , I’m tearing my hair out here!!!!!!
Thank you for your comment and sorry to hear your having some issues getting up and working. Happy to walk you through to assist. I’m contactable via email: newtechcreative@gmail.com or discord discord.gg/fYPJkCRd
I really like the look of it. However I have some thoughts on safety. The WS2812 LEDs flicker at a really high frequency. That's not a problem in normal lightning but in machining it can lead to the spindle looking like it's standing still eventhough it's not. That's why there are actually norms on lightning in workshops. At least in Germany that's a thing. This is a hobby build so you obviously don't have to conform to industry safety stadarts but it might be a nice safety addition, that the lights that shine directly onto the machine surface get turned off when the spindle is spinning and a relay turns on some regular white leds that have a big capacitor in parallel.
I looked up the link you gave and downloaded it! If I copy it one by one into the console panel, you say it will be fine?
They are the default settings for the ttc450 and will get you back to original settings if you need. My other settings I posted should get you homing to back right corner: $23=0 $130=-450 $131=-450
Thanks! Now I work for three days, then I can deal with my machine, I will report the result! But I'm very sorry!
Not a problem 👍
HI! Sorry to bother you again! I have the TTC450 machine, it's great, it's a pleasure to work with it, but I have two problems that I can't fix! 1. it often happens that I move either the X or Y axis in one direction with a given value, and all of a sudden it doesn't go any further, yes in the opposite direction, but not in the original direction! I can only solve it if I send it to the Home position! Then it's good for a while! 2. I wanted to place the Home position in the right, rear corner, but there the limit switch of the X would not stop it, it would continue, do you know what sound it makes? However, the Home position works in the left rear and right front corners! I think that the problem may be with $$ values, but I dare not touch it! Can you help me? Maybe you could send me all the correct $$ values! Thanks!
Thanks for you comment. Yes that is possible on the TTC450. In regards to your questions: - firstly triple check all motors and limit switches are plugged in securely. The issue with changing the homing location, if you don’t change the machine x,y max travel, this impacts the movement. The machine is expecting to move right by 450mm and to the back of machine by 450mm… if you change the homing position to the rear right, you will need to update machine max travel to: $130=-450.000 $131=-450.000 To invert the homing direction to back right corner it should be set to: $23=0 Let me know how that goes?
Check your current settings are default… here is the back up file: www.mediafire.com/file_premium/sc3957v1qnuf9bg/TTC450configuration.nc/file
what kind of nozzles does this use ?
Great question. I’m not sure exactly, however I would assume it’s the same as Bambu CHT nozzle.
Aligning the two Y axis gantry screws. I don't use the limits, so if I accidently hit the back the gantry will get out of alignment just a little. Since there is no knobs on the motor shafts and there is no way to get to the screws to turn them, I have found a way to do it easily. You remove the bearing holder on the front right side and you then have access to the shaft. You then can align the both sides to same measurments.. Works great..
Great thinking!! Thanks for sharing. Yes that would be super helpful to others. You might also be able to unplug one of your y axis motors and make tiny movements until square, however remember to power down machine before disconnecting or connecting motors!!
Beautiful work! Looks to be retail quality. nice work
Pretty damn impressive work for that machine. If I can chime in with some machinist advice it would be to shorten the endmill into the collet as much as you can. The stubbier the better
Great video, I use the TMC2209 but maybe need bigger motors and drivers. More Jackpot videos please! Greetings
Hello, Just get the camera but not working, how do you change the battery? Thanks for your feedback
Thanks for your comment. Make sure you turn the camera off and plug into a usb c cable to a 5v changer or computer and will charge!
Looks to work, many tanks! there is a manual for this device?
Hmmm not that I’m aware of! I suppose this is one of the reasons why I made this video as there wasn’t a great deal of information.
Hi, did you choose this controller over the Root? or just trying another controller? Also, which one do you think is better and finally, how do you connect a VFD to it? Thank you.
Thanks for your comment! I’ve purchased a few boards to test and assist the community, however I only use root controllers on all my machines due to the great isolation and rs485 capabilities (best for vfd spindle). The jackpot controller is great for beginners in a neat/compact package with plenty of inputs and outputs, although basic features.