IndyMill #3.5 Welding the Table, Finishing Z Axis And Motor Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- I am not good at welding but I can joint two pieces of metal, so I can build a table so I build it for the IndyMill! Simple, strong, steel table for DIY CNC machine is a great way to organize the workshop and make it easier to use the CNC. I also finished the Z-axis assembly and tested motors, all axis work fine! So I can officially say that in the next video, part #4 I will finally test my machine and mill some stuff :)
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I hope you have a great day! Because I am trying to organize a small production of my custom parts for the IndyMill (steel plates) so that you can easily buy them from my small store and also support my work! And I have some questions about those parts.
1. I used 8mm steel for parts on my IndyMill, some of you comment that this is an overkill and I think you may be right. So should I make the parts out of 6mm or 8mm steel? 6mm will be less expansive to make and most likely cheaper to ship, but if most of you prefer 8mm I will go with it. Heavier CNC is a better CNC :)
2. Those parts will be made in Poland, I am not going to outsource that to china. I want to create a complete product, powder-coated with threads, nicely packed. So it's not going to be just bare laser cut steel. Price highly depends on the amount that I order, most likely it will be more than $100 + shipping (I have no idea about shipping price). I will do my best to negotiate a better deal and offer you a good price on those parts. I would like to ask how many of you will be interested in buying those parts? I just want to know if I should order 10 or maybe even 50 kits, the more I order the cheaper it will be :) I would really like this to work out so that I can build a small business with my projects, and sell parts for projects instead of T-shirts :D
Thanks a lot for help with developing IndyMill! Leave your questions and ideas in the comments!
just take 6mm steel, everything will be easier and sturdy enough
Bro Could you please share us about CNC G-code export(apps)
Why steel parts, not aluminum?
Aluminum is cheaper to process. You still have an aluminum profile frame.
@@reantver9432 do you own a CNC at the moment?
If yes, I can help you
@@TheTheASHER yes, I have same question... (And if it will be from steel, i think that 6mm will be ok:), but, yes, 8mm is 8mm😂😂😂
Your personal assistant seems like a nice guy hope you appreciate them I miss mine. Looking nice on the mill so far.
G day as a welder it's so nice to see someone be honest about not knowing how to weld beyond just sticking metal together
Far to many people claim to know what they are doing when clearly they don't
It's that sort of honestly that will get you place's in life
It's nice to see a young lad with a pure passion in Engineering. Thank you Niko.
Well done, keep it up we need people like you to inspire others :)
Thank you very much for this! With your help I am building my own CNc and your video helps very much!😘
Coming along nicely. Great work!
What a perfect job ı watched all of the cnc series and its going to be like awesome.
Great job! I will be making one myself
you are the best man im really impatient to see the test im also building it and waiting for the cad files.
Great video, definitely interested in building one of these, also I'm jealous of your workshop!
Great,Thanks!
That's a solid looking machine. Nice job!
Very cool man! Can't wait to see it cutting!
I am looking forward to you doing some machining with the 500 watt spindle. I have also decided to use one of those for my first attempt at a cnc router. And once I do some learning, then I can consider what I would want for an upgrade. Thank you for sharing your work with us. It is interesting to see your progress.
Super robota :D ,lobię oglądać twoje projekty. Sam jestem teraz w trakcie budowy podobnej maszyny :) mam nadzieje że dotrwam do końca.
Hi, congratulations for the realization of this project.
I have a couple of questions about it:
1) why did you not foresee the motor on the Z axis attached directly to the screw (as in many other projects I have seen on the internet), while you have put 2 pulleys and a belt?
2) why did you make the plates that hold the profiles in steel so thick and not in aluminum? Especially that of the spindle which is heavy and must be moved along with everything else.
I continue to watch the other videos and will probably ask you a few more questions.
Congratulations again!
50 min have passed since u did upload the video i did watch it 2 times till now.
Hahaha, great!
Great work men
I think your mill deserves a better spindle. Your videos are a therapy to watch BTW.
I like your project.
Love your work bro.
I really like that projeck ... Good Job Niko ;)
Awesome work :)
Brilliant work my friend. I commented on the 1st video I saw of this build. I think it was the4 video where u actually used the CNC to make the bowl and letter key rings? This is a fantastically made machine.
Like I said earlier in the other video my achillies heel is the Electronics but I'm hoping to learn more as I go. I have basically everything to build my own DIY CNC machine but for some reason I have not been able to find the confidence to get on with it.
Watching ur videos has made me refocus again so I'm hoping the inspiration I have taken from ur build will help me to focus on this again.
I think I will dump the pulley/belt way and go for this Linear rails and the 16mm ball screws bcos of the backlash issues that can arise in t5hese types of machines.
I think the ball screw builds are better in the long term of a CNC build.
Yes they are way more expensive but they are also more accurate which is far better for what I've always wanted.
I really wanted to build mine 1200mm X 1000mm but I'm not so sure now.
The size of ur build looks like it would be perfect for my needs too.
I'm going to order the rails and ball screws soon and go for it this year bro..
Thanks again for that inspiration.
Very much appreciate it and it's been great to see such detail in ur videos.
The one thing is the Electronics. I would really like to see a step by step video of that part of the build from somebody on here but it's a lot of work I guess..
Keep up the great work btw. Looking forward to more of ur content soon. Happy new year man..
You can be proud of your design. It's a good-looking device at least. I bet that you're going to replace the 500w-spindle with a water-cooled 2.5kw one... Good luck for your startup shop Nikodem! Great inspiration.
Thanks! Yes, I am going to replace the spindle :)
I call it "gluing steel". I have taken classes to weld but know a number of true welders and would never consider my beads as true welder worthy. Good idea on the welded nuts for adjustment. Will use that sometime.
You are an awesome person!
Nice Video, Nice Mill👍👍
Very good 👍
Thanks a lot
Greate good job !
You are doing some awesome work! I would be interested in 8mm version myself.
Thanks!
At first i was almost a little disappointed, because there was no satisfied grin on your face when you tested the motors for the first time ... but then at 9:01 I could see it :-)
Hello my friend. Thank you very much for the video and for the project as a whole. I have a question for you: I want to make the same machine, but with a working field of 170x110 millimeters. What do you think - will the profile that you use be enough, or is it better to take a thicker one? thank you for your answer, keep up the good work.
It's an incredible project man!
Can't wait to build it myself!!
I just have some questions:
#1: Why not mount the Z-Axis Stepper right above the lead screw instead of usind the pulley system?
#2: Why on the assembly video you pulled out the Ball Screw and inserted it backwards?
#3: How did you make sure both Y-Axis Ball Screws are parallel or collinear to each other?
Thanks a lot man!
While you were welding 90° angle its very clean to cut edges 45° angle and weld together
What are you using Ball Screw's instead of lead screws? Any reason you chose a single start screw vs a multipart? Love the project! Love the way you make the videos!
Very nice work
What is the final working area?
Great job! You have built this one with steel parts. However, having the bed made of wood takes out a lot of precision. Everything flows. Harder or denser less fluency. Therefore, tools, every part that holds it and the object to cut must be done with hard material to achieve precision. I've seen you cutting aluminum, and aluminum is denser than wood. At least you should have an aluminum bed. Anyway, it's awesome!!!
Linda CNC
You used pillow block for ball screw end support, is they solid as bk12, bf12?
Hello. Is there a reason you are not adding a second set of linear rails on the y axis? For how much the machine costs already an additional 40 dollars usd would be nice to have the second linear rails I’m aware the steel plate would need a slight redesign, I’d be happy to do it if you uploaded the files.
I would probably add more weight to the table (concrete slabs, maybe) for stability.
You might want to add more mass to your table. It looks like you could get some resonance vibration. I would recommend a concrete countertops.
Do you connect the spindle to the inverter and the inverter to you indy shield?
eeee nieźle ci udaje utrzymać jeziorko ciekłego metalu podczas spawania jak na pierwszy raz
I already forgot but are you using ball screws or just acme/trapezoidal?
What program do you use to make the CNC drawing.
Did You make any blueprints for this project?
that open 3d printed fan on top of the spindle scares me ^^;; please put a cage around it so the shrapnels wont hurt too much
I liked how you made it, but I have problem with the software if you can make cnc setup software video it would be really helpful.
Thank you.
Hi Nikodem very nice video like always, Can You make video how to controll 5 axis cnc router(5 stepper motors) X , X, Y , Z ,A ( A= rotary axis) with Arduino and raspberry pi ,that laptop or other computer will be no needed
Why is the z-axis servo connected via a belt and not direct drive?
Hi Nikodem,
I've got a few questions regarding the list of parts.
1. What length is the Trapezoidal lead screw? The parts list asks for 220mm but they appear to come in increments of 50mm. Can I use 250mm or would 200mm do the job?
2. What pitch/lead should the lead screw be?
3. I'm assuming the Linear rails and blocks are MGN12H is that correct? I see that there is also a 'C' type.
Thank you
Hi,
1. Buy a longer one and cut to proper length.
2. It's really up to you, I used 2 mm pitch and 8 lead
3. Yes, MGN12H is the correct type
What is that cnc program...you us in the end of video?
Which software you used for testing of motors
Hi bro, What Power is your Spindle ?, Saludos ¡¡
Nice project. What is the length of the gt2 belt on z-axis?
Thanks! it's 200mm long
Can you make a package with instruccions to DIY to we use your ideas and proces but with profit for you? I know there is a patreon butt you know, more personal i think.
how much can the indymill travel in the z axis?
AMIGO VOCÊ TERIA O PROJETO EM PDF COM AS MEDIDAS ? TENTEI VER AS MEDIDAS PELO LINK EM SEU SITE ATRAVÉS DO FUSION, MAS NÃO CONSEGUI.
E PARABÉNS PELO PROJETO.
FRIEND WOULD YOU HAVE THE PROJECT IN PDF WITH MEASURES? I TRIED TO SEE THE MEASURES BY THE LINK ON YOUR SITE THROUGH THE FUSION, BUT I DIDN'T GET IT.
AND CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE PROJECT.
I appreciate your translation, really. TH-cam should add a translate (google translate is theirs!) button, frankly. It's so frustrating to have to copy a comment manually to understand what it deals about...
he will release the 3d cad files and meusures as soon as he finish the projet.
Awesome project, I've been looking for something like this!
Two questions:
- what is roughly the total price of all parts combined?
- would it be possible to turn this into a hybric CNC mill / 3D printer with a swappable head?
Thanks!
Thanks! Total pice is about $700-$900 depending on where you buy parts
Sure, if you can you can add more tools to it!
@@nikodembartnik sick, thanks a lot for the reply!
Hi,max speed stepper motor?
Sure I would like to support the company since ma setting one here in my garage for 3D printers .
Now I'll need to know if you can ship to p.o.box?
Awesome, I think that's not a problem
@@nikodembartnik Any public WhatsApp line ?
Tell me how you can download your book on the assembly of the machine. Or maybe someone knows where to download it? otherwise, these sanctions block payments.
8:01 Is this a fancy bearing that I see on the Y axis ? :P
They are called ball screw bearings
Usually used for higher load applications and for better precision.
Check out IndyMill #3, I talked about it here :)
Please send driver's purchase link
damn bro
Please send driver link
You believe i can cut hard wood like oak 3cm?
Exposed ball screws?? not cool
haha, I am the first one watcher?
Napisałem ci na priv na Fejsie ( prywatny profil ) z ciekawą propozycją będziesz miał chwilę to odpisz
It's too noisy...