Homemade CNC Router Part 3: X Axis, Z Axis, Nema 23 Stepper Motors, And The Belt System
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2024
- In Homemade CNC Router Part 3: X Axis, Z Axis, Nema 23 Stepper Motors, And The Belt System I install the X Axis, Z Axis, Stepper Motors, and the belt system. Overall I am very pleased with the results of my current design. If you have any questions or recommendations about the video leave your question in the comment section below. And as always thank you for watching.
Tools Used:
Kobalt Impact Driver:
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Miter Saw:
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Kobalt Drill:
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Spring Clamp:
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Drill Press:
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Router for my CNC Router:
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Screw Gun:
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2:00, I can imagine mounting the square tubings in that orientation reduces dust and wood chips build up on the turbing. But were there other reasons you did not install them with the sides parallel to ground?
What kind of steppers did you use. A nema 17 for the y seems underpowered. Any advice would help
I used Nema 23 Motors for XYZ.
STEPPERONLINE 3PCS Nema 23 CNC Stepper Motor 2.8A 179oz.in 56mm Bipolar for Hobby CNC Kit www.amazon.com/dp/B00QG1ZF48/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_i_9ZVST6ZCE5CP2NN818F8
There is a very good router mount that you can 3D print that would be much more stable. You might want to look into it. It is on Thingverse and fits my Makita palm router very well. I printed it with 100 infill as well.
I actually ended up doing that. It is much more stable. I'll be having a part 6 to the Homemade CNC Router very soon, which includes the 3D printed mount.
Super cool build. I will be impressed if it works though. A CNC puts a lot of angular force into the gantry and your gantry looks a bit wobbly. Hoping for the best!
So far I've it tested it and it seems to work very well. Thanks!
@@BunkerBuilder that's awesome! You never know until you try.
What is the Specification of your Lead Screw?
if you use glue in your wood joints, the result will be sturdy. There will always be some slack in screw joints, especially in the butt joints you are using here.