How To Build 3D Printed Dremel CNC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2019
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How to build a 3D printed Dremel CNC machine, whole tutorial in one video! I will use aluminum profiles, Arduino, Nema17, a new spindle, and some other components. Dremel CNC is easy to build, inexpensive, and can even cut aluminum! For more info check out the links below.
New spindle: amzn.to/3O6nRMv
Spindle holder: www.thingiverse.com/thing:368...
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Instructables: bit.ly/2wvViAF
Thingiverse: bit.ly/2HKHzfO
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Can you make the z axis taller and upgrade the spindle to cut through metals?? Would love to see something small and Inexpensive like that!
Hey,
Can someone link me the 3D Printed part seen in 15:30 ?
Its not in the Thingverse Files.
Thanks
Please make particular video on size increase of wood cnc i want to increas size 3×2feet please me
@@thomasohme9571 it is - "500w_spindle_power_supply_holder"
This is definitely going to my "to do" list. Great, simple design...and great video too.
Glad you did a spindle version. I just finished doing my own which I converted from your Dremel CNC. Look forward to your spindle tests especially with Aluminum.
I really want to thank you for making this free and available for everyone. I am currently making my own and I can't wait to start milling things.
Whenever I've been warned that you've posted a new video, I first look at its length (hoping that the longer the better ;), then I schedule the best time to watch it. It's a piece of entertainment and a great piece of achievement as well. We're on sunday and I appreciate your effort, your seriousness and your pretty good imagination. Thank you Nikodem. I'm sure that this spindle-based CNC will be much better on all aspects than your very good dremel solution. Can't wait the very first tests. Have a great week!
th-cam.com/channels/KXj2f0uAPn_1deOyKX69DQ.html I was thinking off making that one
great project. if you going to do second part, consider to explain configuration of the arduino with the grbl software & create easy cad example (fusion 360) project and run on cnc .
most of the TH-cam CNC show how to build the machine but don't show clear the step of software,configuration, CAD and run projecton the cnc .
cheers from Australia
nice to see younger generation with great skills
The best things is providing spreadsheet with the required parts! Thank you very much :D
You don't know how much i love you ! Thanks you very much for this awesome project ! A thanks from France !
I'm surprised that you never made pre made kits, I would buy one In secs
I don't think it would be economical compared to people making it themselves.
For my build I 3D printed cable carrier down the side it made it look great and all wires neatly tucked away
Fantastic upgrade. I have been just finished printing all the parts for the first version of your Dremel CNC and am waiting for some of the other parts to ship from China. Now, instead of purchasing a Dremel, I have just placed an order for the 500w spindle, and will have to print the Z-carriage for the aluminum spindle mount. Thank you for your great designs. You are inspiring.
Thank you!
Loving all the projects. I'd like to make a suggestion for your drill press. Make a block the same height as the base or your drill press so you can stabilize the work to ensure you drill a straight hole.
Really nice video, I am always get inspired to make this kind of machines after watching your videos
Still such an awesome project!! The new one looks slick!
excellent video, beautiful completion of the spindle with the renovation!! congratulations @nikodem ...
Greeting from Argentina
Thanks! Greetings from Poland!
Very useful instruction with item lists. Thank you very much!
great job. Your work is amazing.
Great video. I’ll be buying extrusion 😀I’m making a start on the 3D printing straight away !
So cool. Love your attention to details, very talented for your age, you have a bright future and have earned yourself a new subscriber. 🤙
what a very clever and helpful young man thank you
You are brilliant! I just discover your channel and it is impressive. Congratulations!
Great video Nikodem ;-) As always ;-)
gościu jesteś mega ta maszyna jest świetna i to wykonanie. Twój angielski jest tak dobry że przez pierwsze 10 min nie zgadłem że jesteś z polski haha
Perfection, ♥️....
Cheers from India
You are leggend !!! Thanks very much for the time to spend for these project !!1
Great video. This is one of the few times I've been able to say that I like the music in the video.
Thanks!
Impressive workmanship!
Hey Niko, thanks for your design! I upgraded it a little bit to get more space and mill heavy metals :DD Thanks ❤
I wish I had some place like yours. Great video. :)
Great music, man! I'm used to hearing plastic techno muzak playing in videos like this. It really does make a difference!
Oglądam ten film i morda się sama śmieje :) Świetny koncept przeprowadzony od początku do końca. Inspirujący i przesympatyczny gość z Ciebie! :+1:
Bardzo dziękuję!
You are a very talented young man!
Thank you :)
wow that is some top tier filming
Thanks!
Great effort!
This is amazing
Good job! Keep on rockin' !!!
I am very interested to see how the new spindle performs!
great job man!
точность и жесткость этого станка просто невероятная !
Amazing Work man and thank you for the great effort to illustrate every step. I have one question, why did you put taps inside the aluminum profiles? I don't see any use for them
Thank you so much! Appreciate your content! :)
That's awesome! :)
Great work!!!
Hi Nik , Thanks for this wonderful project, I want to know how much time did it take to print all 3D printed parts?
Hi Nikodem, thanks a lot for the great work. Has the issue of backlash been solved? If so, how? Thanks.
Excellent video! Would love to hear from those who have built this CNC. What is the useable workarea size of this CNC, especially when used with the new 500W spindle?
I started building the dremel cnc, thank you for the good work and offering this project! 👍
Would I like to know would it be possible to run the software from a esp 32 module?
Only because I have some spares laying around and wouldn’t have to buy a arduino uno even if it’s not expensive…
Hello, This is an amazing video but I am a noob at electronics so I was wondering how I would connect 2 motors on one axis on the cnc shield?
Very nice build and excellent video. You are very talented. I really enjoyed watching. I am going to build one and was wondering what would be the largest frame that could be built with this design? I plan on using the 500 watt spindle or maybe adapting to a finish router. What are your thought? Cheers…
Any update on the availability of the 3D printable Z-carriage for the aluminum spindle mount? I have downloaded the DIY Dremel CNC parts and have started printing everything else but would really like to go with the spindle shown in this video.
With the spindle power supply, could you not replace the old school pot for speed control with a I2C digital pot and possibly an op amp to allow the Ardino/PC to control the spindle speed? Not sure if GRBL supports this, but would be a simple enough code modification to make it work.
Awesome video!
Nice job dude , I got a problem when I move to left or right or up and down it goes in Angeles (45 degrees) why is that happening?Thanks
Why did you didn't place the sacrificial plate under the aluminium structure, you use the plywood as a renforcement ans save 30mm on the z axis ?
With that, you could use strong plywood like 15mm without losses un build volume
Dear Nikodem Bartnik,
I have built your 3D Printed CNC and started milling some calibration objects like a 20x20mm square out of 3.5mm acrylic. The problem I came up was that the x and y dimensions work just fine and I was able to calibrate them just fine but the z axis slaggs down in the milling process so that when it tries to mill the tabs and cut the piece free from the material, on the side where it starts it cuts way to high (like 0.3mm) so that it leaves some material on that side then it continues with the next side a litle bit lower then with the next one a little bit lower and then at the final side it cuts how it should (cuts through the material and leaves the tabs). I have moved the x and y axis very close to the bottom plate to verify that my build is not the problem. So I am assuming that it is a software problem but I have no idea where to look. I am looking forward to hearing from you and I hope you can help me
P.S. I can send you some images of the parts that i milled.
great video. Is it possible to mount ER16 chuck holder insted ER11 with that spindle?
GREAT JOB !
Hey, can you share your updated Parts for the new spindle?
Great videos, ordered all my parts and just contributed to your account, I hope others do the same for all the work your putting into these projects. I may be missing it, but I looked and was unable to find the bracket stl file for the spindle power supply with the potentiometer. Any chance you can point me in the direction or upload that file, thanks again.
please tell about power supply for cnc shield .how much voltage and amps.
HIi Nikodem, great project !!! a lot of fun building it. however i'm facing one weird issue once i switched to 500w spindle, z-axis no longer seems to hold the position of the drill, meanining it drops 1-2 mm from the position it should hold. did you face similiar issue maybe? i dont know if this is caused by bed wiring (no shielding) or i fried the motor somehow, funny thing is it seems to be an issue only when spindle is turned on ,
Easier, and better allowing more materials to be worked, would be to replace all of those linear rods with linear rails and blocks. More expensive but well worth it in the end.
Hi Nikodem, love the machine. in the process of building one myself. I've found an error in the stock list. What size screws are you using for the part in the video at 9.25 . In the spreadsheet and instructables M3 x 20 are stated. however they are not long enough. I believe that was before the update of the x axis carriage? Hope this helps and you can update the list! ps. What size did you use as i need to buy some now! ?
Hi, very great work, would a Dremel 4000 or 4300 also be possible? Above all, what is the latest status for the Dremel for the STL files. Thanks keep it up ---
Very cool, what size 3D printer platen is required for these 3D printed parts? Thanks!
Question: shoudent you be able somehow to controll if the dremell your drill anyway is spining so of you want to make an more complex operation you coud
Did you connect all jumpers?
muchas gracias.. se podria hacer en ves de 300mm a 450mm de ancho?? de largo esta bien los 500 pero veo que se queda bastante chico los 300mm. gracias de antemano
Do you need to redesign the stl files for use with Nema23 steppers ? They are 15mm x 15mm larger. Has anyone already done this ? I haven't ordered parts yet as I am trying to take suggestions from other posters to build the best version possible.
Great setup Nikodem, thanks for the detailed build directions.
where would I find a file for the 3d printed Coupler? thanks, great video
Great videos... and thanks for sharing part list... btw its 12mm rod? if i upgrade X axis more length 14cm is 12mm rod can hold weigh of spindle? thanks
We can use dampers at the bottom of the machine both indymill and dremel to arrear the vibrations right??? It will arrest a lot of noice too
Hello. I really like your design of this engraver! especially with a brushless motor. How rigid is this CNC? Would it be a lot of work to use 16mm rails instead of 12? I see that there is quite a bit of room for increasing the diameter with linear bearings. I could try it myself, but I don't know how to edit STL files. STEP would be much better.
The arduino UNO you're holding in the video and the arduino UNO in your instructables looks different. What is that blue one you're holding in the video please? Link? Thank you :)
Also why did you only plug in a power supply to the stepper motor shield and not the arduino UNO itself?
congratulations bro
One question: how to attach the 3d printed part to the aluminum spindle clamp? Was not shown in the video. Thank you.
good job broth
what kind of leadscrews did you use 8x2 or 8x8 ones ?
Do you have the dimensions to build a dremel cnc with a cutting radius of 20" x 30" for Flite test foam board planes?
Great design, but why use aluminum extrusions for the base? Is there any reason not to screw it down to plywood or MDF?
Where did you get extra nuts for the lead screws in your parts list
Great video. I would like to see one using PETG with the 3D printed parts. Also on a note of 3D printed parts. What orientation do you typically print them, would be of great assistance.
Petg is not as stiff as Pla. If you want it really stiff print the parts with colorfabb xt cf20 that is basically a petg with 20 percent carbon fiber
excellent 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Hello from Moldova. You are cool man. What do you think about parkside tools? Just i saw parkside screwdriver in your video. Thanks.
Sick project man! what would be the budget for it? considering I have a 3d printer
I am using the same spindle. The noise is caused by the fan connected at the top of the motor shaft. While running at low speed, I shaved the fan like a wood lathe to balance it. It is now very silent.
Amazing project idd!! I just can't happen to find the dimensions for the 3D printed parts anyone facing the same problem? I am planning to redraw the parts on Solidworks and change some of the dimensions but to do so I need to current ones at first.Anyone an Idea?
This would be nice! perhaps you can check the stl files in slicer or cura and measure one of the dimensions, then scale it to the correct size in solidworks and save a sldprt file?
I have a lot of respect for you and built a device according to your data. It's just perfect. I'm missing the limit switch step, do you have a chance to explain this issue?
😍 wow!
Hi , i have one question , for the alluminium what cut speed you use and what deep for passes?
09:00 would the little angle grinder wheels for a rotary tool work to cut those lead screws?
Excellent work! I'm always inspired by your videos. Do you rent a workshop space? I looks like you have a such a perfect little workshop set up.
Yeah I rent a small space that I transformed into workshop :)
@@nikodembartnik well great job. You obviously have worked hard on it and it looks great!
Great ,good luck
Hi I wonder how you selected the diameter of the polished rods, 12mm. The lead thread which one are you using. From your BOM I see its 8mm but is it T8.2 Is this not a bit slow. Normally used for z axis.
Pieknie panie pieknie , miej na uwadze że te 500W spindle krecą tylko 14000 albo 12000 rpm przy potencjometrze na maxa. Projekt świetny gratulacje.
Damnit I hate videos like this. Really well done, great accompanying material. Looks like I've found another project to spend time on!
If I want to make cnc 775 motor instead of Dremel what I have to do please reply
Thank you so much for such lovely cnc router
I really love the music in your video, are there links to the songs anywhere?
I like the color of your blue PLA. Where did you get it? It's hard to shop for PLA online because it never seems to match expectations.
Nikodem what about grounding? i saw on different sites that there is no warning and info that the potentiometer is also dangerous to use as much as whole power supply of the same reason- no ground.