Check this out! Amazing router planer and manual CNC router - DIY Workshop Ideas 🛠🔩 🔧🔨🛠🔩
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hey Guys!
In this video you can see how I have built my router planer.
It can also be used to make different grooves and profiles (A video with some frame profiles will be uploaded soon - so subscribe to be notified!).
For this I have used some steel rods and linear bearing balls, as well as some threaded rods.
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Content of the video:
00:00 Y Axis steel rods
03:04 Y Axis threaded rod
08:37 X Axis steel rods and linear bearing balls
10:36 Wooden frame for X and Y system
12:25 Z Axis
14:31 Wooden work base
16:18 Metric rulers for X and Y Axis
17: 12 Firs use - planning a serving board
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Very clever!congratulation!
Thank you!
I am pretty sure he can call it what he wants! Fantastic job!
Thank you, sir!
Thanks Dennis, cool build
Amazing!!!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
All this needs is a small motor with electrical stops so that you set and forget. Good Job!
True that! Thanks!
Best I’ve seen so far, (and I’ve watched a ton of them). I think this could answer a lot of my needs. Thank you!
Glad to be inspiring :) Good luck, mate!
Totally what I was going to comment. This is the least expensive, and most creative. Now how am I going to attach my router....hmmm.
I’ve been dreaming about something like this. So I searched a few things and I found your video. The dream would be that the wood mill that could have a clutch system that could be open or closed. And it would let go of the threading rod when open. And ideally it could work like a copy Carver, and have registration areas that could ride along easily switchable templates. So you could switch out templates that correspond with different bits and or different layers. Like a flat Panta Router. Could possibly even do flip parts. One of many dreams. Happy to see this. Thank you, and much love
Hey man - thanks for appreciation. I totally get your rationale :) I was also thinking about it, but considering the limited use for me, I have chosen to have only one axis threaded and the other one free. I think is easy to make it as you say though, with a connecting nut (the long one) flapping over the threaded rod. Cheers!
Meus parabéns!
Nicely done mate .if i hadn’t brought linare rails and bearing blocks I would of gone sort of the same route as you did ,well done loved it 👌
Thank you, mate!
better linear rails guide..
more control.. more precision.
This is much complicated.. the less complex the more enjoyable the tool.
for here and there.. god job anyway.
👌
How do you know that your surface is perfectly flat? It could be that one corner is slightly higher that other. (thinking to make my own thing for this)
I think it’s not in the video because the correction needed in my case was minimal. After setting everything up, I did a run with the widest flattening bit that I had for the complete work surface, having the height adjusted to the lowest corner of the base. I hope that makes sense for you. Cheers
Hey there! Found your channel while searching wether its possible to control a manual router (just like yours) with a CNC. I'm trying to adapt one of this routers to a cnc machine, so I dont have to buy a new one! If you know, any answer will be highly appreciated! Thanks!
Theoretically nothing can stop you in doing this if you have all the other hardware and software needed parts and willing to try it :) I also thought of updating mine one day. A thing to highlight - I don’t think that the screw threaded rods are good enough for this purpose unless you have really powerful motors. They have a lot of friction with the nuts... wish you good luck with your plan!
@@wambydenis Thanks for the reply! I'll have that in mind, still not sure what to do.
Anyway, cheers from Argentina!
Great job man! For straight cuts, have precision? Or a minimal detour?
Thanks man! It works pretty well for straight cuts, at least on the axis without the screw. The other might wobble a bit when spinning the handle of doing it fast.
Neat video. Now what does this do? I just bought my first router 2 weeks and was curious.
I'm mostly using it for planing and for straight line profiles. Is also useful when I do repetitive stuff as I get the reference on the rulers :)
Does the linear rod bend because of the router's weight? Great build by the way!
Hi. No, Not at all. I've basically chosen the length considering this. I wanted to make sure that when the router is in the middle of the rod, and I even put a bit of pressure on it it doesn't bend at all.
I want to buy this base
I’m pretty sure you find something similar on Amazon or EBay when searching router flattening jig
Will you make these for customers?
This was just a personal prototype...I wouldn't build it like this for customers, but for sure a similar but a bit improved solution must be already on the market. If not or if is too expensive, I would recommend everyone to try make it by themselves, you'll have a huge satisfaction using it afterwards :)
Hi, do you have a project plan for sale?
Hey Frank, unfortunately I don’t have a plan at all, I would have give it away for free in any case….I hope you can figure out your project based on your tools configuration and needs…
@@wambydenis Many thanks. It has been a great project.
Cool idea👍🏾😎. However i must chime in that your product is a manual router not a CNC router since there is no computer controlling its axial movements.
That's right :) the group of words "Manual CNC" isn't really right...
This is an adjustable planer, but not a CNC machine.
Good video, annoying music
I’m struggling with understanding the purpose of the need for a threaded rod positioning system…
Way to overcomplicate something and try to pass it off as something to be proud of.
In combination with the ruler It is actually very useful for profile making. When you know your bit is x mm and you want to overlap those multi shape bits.
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you can't call it CNC if it's not controlled by a computer... CNC - COMPUTERIZED Numerical Control
you're totally right :)
It is a CNC, CRAFTSMANS NEW CONTRAPTION
And yet he just did!
That's some godawful "music".