EP1 - DIY PCB - CNC3018 Upgrades #1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2022
- In this episode I am including a small intro about the series, and also kick things off by doing some customizations to my newly purchase CNC3018.
This is the first episode in a series where I am challenging myself to make the best possible DIY PCB’s using commonly available low cost CNC technologies. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
That's awesome. I love those older displays as well. You should draw the circuit up. Wow man. I've been thinking about doing it with the boards with photoresist already applied. YOU BETTER DO THOSE VIDEOS WITH THOSE STORIES!!!!!!!
so friggin cool mate!!!!! ❤
I've been wanting to buy a 3018 and I plan to buy one within a few weeks. You're talking about hyperspace pirate. I've been doing research as well. That's a cr10 beside the cnc ehh
I'd love to hear about how you ended up in Japan and see your previous work. Also show the tradional way for some of us in a pinch. I have a bunch of resist clad boards and have the paper and printer. I'd like to do it traditionally to cut my teeth kinda thing.
You're talking about hyperspace pirate, he's a PhD in some sort of engineering. I bought bottles of ferric chloride and bottles of positive plus the bottles of photo resist.
Unfortunately I am not setup to do photo resist chemical stuff now, so it's unlikely I will be doing a video on that process, sorry. Maybe I will break out a couple of my old projects and do a video, wait and see I guess.. right now I am sort of buried in new projects however.
I have thought of adding a laser to my 3040 engraver but was unsure as to whether the screw type axis drives would be fast enough and it runs on Mach 3 so also not sure if that is suitable either . I have seen a lot of videos where they use a cheap laser engraver to burn off the resist on a pcb then etched with ferric chloride etc and it appears to work well . Thanks for the video and i look forward to the next instalment .
Let me give you a spoiler. If you can get 500mm/min movement out of your 3040 then that's all you need to get a good result for most things. If you can get a good 1000mm/min then that would offer a good level of flexibility. I recommend you just go buy one, they are not super powerful or quick, but it is definitely a game changer from my experience so far. Thanks for the comment!
I find liquid tin looks awesome without soldermask/silkscreen
Nice video; should be a good series. Base = bed?
Can guarantee some ups and downs for this series, but I think it will be worth a watch. Pretty new to CNC terminology, bed and base seems interchangeable, not sure... I think the sacrificial working surface used with these CNC's are often called baseboards or waste boards.. so the baseboard goes on the base?? Dunno. ;-)