Building an EPIC DIY CNC Enclosure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2023
- This is the 3rd and last part of this serie, here I'm going to build an enclosure for my CNC Queen Ant Pro to dampen the sound and not bother my neighbors
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Ostras! Vaya cambio. Recuerda la escena de Ace Ventura cuando abria y cerraba la puerta mientras gritaba. Apenas se oye, enhorabuena.
Watching this, I thought you must have a strong background in home building or home renovation and it’s so different than your approach to your guitars and other pieces. Well done. I like it.
Thank you so much Sir
Que bueno Noe! Todo un montaje. Enhorabuena. Como es habitual y te caracteriza, muy buen trabajo.
Muchas gracias
I'm literally doing the same thing rn 😂 didnt use sheetrock though.
Used the same lumber as you i think, i used poplar for the framing.
I think we have aboit the same internal volumes as well 😄 think ive veen working on mine for about 3 weeks now on and off.
My enclosure is like removable though. I like your front foor though. That huge ass peice of plexy glass is expensive af.
Nice build though
Nice work, but one doubt....how to do maintenance to the CNC if is not easily possible to reach each part ??
Te lo has montado de vicio en estos 3 vídeos de la mejora del taller, dentro de nada te podrás dedicar a hacer guitarras para ganarte la vida, habrá que comprarte una cuando lo hagas, antes de que sean de las más caras del mercado
vivement la prochaine guitare...
Que genio eres Noe 👍🏻👊🏻🤘🏻
Hombre Alvaro, que tal?
Please kind sir what was the reason for using the back side of the drywall?.
Try carpeting the inside, it reduces resonance.
More fire hazard though.
pa kuando una iceman
do you have plans with material and cut list for sale? my cnc is 48x30
Pretty much man, every enclosure for a hobby level cnc is DIY... You're better off just winging it. Eveyone, who has built one just winged it.
I'd just go buy some wood for framing and build the frame and worry about how to line it later.
I pretty much used that pink panther foam insulation and that is actually pretty good tbh 🙃 and for framing I used the same wood as this dude.
No matter what you do it's gonna be expensive. This dude easily spent 700, $+ 😂 that plexi glass alone is probably 150$ + worth.
I'd suggest just start building it to meet your own needs and your machines needs.
Promo`SM 🙃