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cool idea! you are very funny

have you considered the orange pi series of boards, i personally have been looking at them on aliexpress for my projects and they are usually cheaper and come in much more powerful variants. Some orange pi's go up to 16 GB of ram

Can I get a copy of the cnc file and for the next version use a radxa zero 2 pro you may need a new display

Drew everyone in with clickbait. Showed off nothing, accomplished nothing. Still managed to get the sympathy vote. You're clearly winning at something, but i dont quite know what.

Mate, get a pi5. Youre still going to be running like trash on a 3b if you want a gui.

This has been a masterclass in what happens when you punch up too high 😂 Bite off less, mate. Youre wondering why a pi0 runs slow? Really? Tell me youve never actually used the tools you make 😂

nice! iv been looking between a cnc router and a cnc mill to be able to machine metal cant make up my mind.

What could help you is if there was someone who would teach you how to make a program 100% right. because that machine is not a huge machine, but it can mill 100% fine bits

Nice. What did you use to show the AR at 1:50?

Guess I'll never know how great the CyberDeck is - I got tired of listening/watching at 1:30. If you have something great, you MUST reveal it in the first 10 seconds or you're just another junk vendor who takes 30 pages to finally get to the price.

langmiure also has a tiny z envelope

How does one get into hobby hacking

Appreciate you sharing your experience! Just a heads up, if you have “an engineering company” in the future, you should be careful about using that word in the company name or in how you market the services, because in most states you’ll need a licensed engineer on staff and a company registration with the state’s engineering licensing board.

meh

BRO... pls edit you AUDIO, we CAN´T ear you....... pls. Good videos.

My family thought I was crazy for spending the 13-plus grand I spent on my Brand New Tormach 770 CNC mill with all the bells and whistles. This was before all of the economic sanctions were placed on Chinese products coming into our country. Things were a bit cheaper back then. Before retiring I did custom auto interiors on vintage automobiles for about 35 or 40 years. Many of the parts for these vintage cars were no longer available. If they were available, they were outrageously expensive, so I used my Tormach 770 to fabricate vintage car parts. When I wasn't working, I used my mill to make some of my own projects come to fruition. I sold my mill when I retired thinking I wouldn't have much use for it anymore. Boy, what I wrong. Now that I have the time to work on my own dream projects, I don't have a mill to do it with. I sold my full-sized gunsmithing lathe and most of my other metal working machines too, so I screwed myself there as well. Now I'm slowly getting back into machining. I'm going back to my roots with a small mini mill and mini lathe. I'm self-taught with all of this stuff; from G-Code to lathe turning to CAD/CAM. These milling machines, like all other metal working machines aren't just machines, they're tools used to make the dreams in your head into real tangible reality items. When I wasn't working on cars, I used my self-taught skills to fabricate airgun components that I sold hundreds of to buyers around the world. That was just one of my dreams when I bought this 770 CNC mill and I still have many more still waiting in the wings. instagram.com/p/CJ4Bm6ehJ2P/

Awesome man, glad to see your venture into CNC. I am hoping to purchase a 770m in a few weeks.

What is that text reflection on the machine door hahahaaaaa...this is stupid

You made the right call - Tormach is a much better, fairly Industrial machine. I have a 4 Axis Bridgeport + a nice CNC Lathe - but perhaps interestingly, I hardly use them these days. I built a CNC Plasma (then two more better versions) and have found that by changing my design strategy, I've been able to make everything by plasma cutting & folding sheet metal (where I need strength / rigidity) and 3D Printing for everything else. The combination is much quicker, cleaner and more reliable - even if the parts don't always look quite as beautiful.

not sure if this would be suitable for the project entirely, but what if you only made the raspi stream from another computer, and all the calculations were done remotely? like for example a vps or a home server. this way the pi can just be lazy and only require an internet connection of some sort, and possible still be able to stick with using a smaller, lower powered pi like the first one you used in the video? i cant imagine a 4g adaptor would take up much space either? maybe not what youre looking for, but just an idea

you could get insurance on that likely from The Hartford as a sole proprietor < $100 a mth

Do you sell them? Can you make custom-made items special order privately?

Welcome to the Tormach Family! We're so glad this worked out for you. We have many, many stories about beginners with a little drive, that learn how to CNC with our mills, and then move onto through our line to great success. We are here to help you out with our Tech Support, our Forum and the large community of wonderful Tormach users out there. PS: please rent an engine hoist next time. We're glad no one got hurt. Happy Milling!

good luck keep at it just takes time sir

Great video. I have been considreing getting a 440 for a basement shop. No way I can afford a haas, no way to power it or move it into my shop. But with an ATC and power drawbar the 440 is looking like $14k for the machine alone and that is a steep price to pay! I've used Tormach machines before though from my local makerspace, they are pretty great machines for learning CNC.

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"similar" 🤣 Love what you are doing though 👍🏼

God bless ya brother!😊

Can you make car parts with this machine

Supercool things!

Very nice, I would really have wanted an ATC and probably 4th axis for that price range to increase productivity but i suppose it's a bit of an expensive pair of upgrades

Senior CNC programmer here, keep up the good work.

Looking forward to the next episode

The slowness is probably from the screen. From what I recall using a screen connected over GPIO bypasses the GPU so you cant use hardware acceleration on anything so the CPU is always dying. personally I would have used one of the pi compute modules but I have no way of making an interface board for that, nor do I know of any off the shelf units.

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Hell yeah, mexican power, bro, also known as a couple TIOs 💪💪

"four adult Mexicans" had me spit out my coffee. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Ayee man I just started streaming so it’s a little different lol but you’re gonna mess up at first all you can do is learn from it. I encourage you to keep going you’ll get there man. ❤❤❤

Where is the extension, we are waiting ?

I can feel your pain

keep going, this video was possibly the best "maker Video" I have seen in a long time. Looking forward to bilding something similar

U can use a cm4 board its small and compact.

Nice to see you bro i will start my channel soon

cool stuff! can't wait to see what's next!

Shouldn't be too hard since your phone is la pomme de terre

5:10 In my experience RayLib works pretty well with Raspberry Pi and it has built in support for touchscreen and some basic UI elements

This is awesome. Looking forward to seeing it.

i feel like iron man got so many into engineering

is the STL up anywhere? I'd love to make my own

you got this my guy