First test of my upgraded 3018 CNC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2022
- My first proper test of the machine went really, really well - the result was a total failure, but that was all human error on my part, my CNC itself performed flawlessly!
Now I just need to spend some more time figuring out FlatCam!
Here is my complete upgrade design:
www.printables.com/model/2221... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Nice, thanks for sharing the upgrade design too.
No worries 👍
Hi do you have a link to the linear rails you've fitted
I buy mine from the AirSky shop on AliExpress. I’m using MGN15H carriages.
a.aliexpress.com/_m07GHfC
Awesome new toy! I'm surprised seeing you use a Mac Book for your CNC software and not a Tandy 1000 😛
Hehe, it's my ancient Core 2 Duo powered MacBook, it's not much use for anything else.
I seem to have some aligning issues with mine. I have the same spindle holder and mgn15h but my thread seems to be bit off, might have threaded in the wrong slot
I found I need to install all 4 bolts loosely, then install the spindle and tighten the bolts. It’ll sort itself out then.
Great video! Can you provide a link to your corner mount please?
Cheers. What do you mean by corner mount?
@@Cybernetic_Systems lower left on build plate. Black thing.
@@patrickbodine1300 lol, oh that, here you go:
www.printables.com/model/222135-pcb-fr4-mounts-for-cnc-milling
Can you provide some information on your display/controller?
It’s just the MKS32 DLC LCD
Please learn that it IS NOT "a CNC". CNC isn't a noun, a thing. CNC is an adjective, a term which describes some thing. No such thing as "a CNC" has ever existed. What you have is a "CNC router". "CNC describes your router.
Why are your spindle speed and your feed rate both so low? Do you not have a copy of Machinery's Handbook?
Yes. Be rude, ask a question and expect an answer. Please learn you get further in life by being pleasant.
CNC is short for CNC Router just like Tim is short for Timothy.
My feeds and speed are low because I’m leaning CNC machining and being cautious.
@@Cybernetic_Systems Low speeds and feeds with CNC will earn you really poor results, wearing out your cutters very early and packing the tips with welded-on copper.
That machine is capable of working much, much faster... especially with short stubby cutters instead of long, flexible ones that wag around like spaghetti.
@@timhofstetter5654 thanks, I’ll keep that in mind
So I had a quick look at the machinery handbook you mentioned, but I couldn’t see a section on milling. Is there a particular chapter you recommend?