3-Axis Notebook Stand
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- You have limited shop space and no dedicated place for the PC? Me neither, and that's why i built this 3 axis paralell motion linkage swiveling rotating notbook stand, which can conveniently swivel out of the wayand store the PC underneath the CNC.
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Wow. Nothing done “half-way” in your shop! I love the thoughtfulness I see throughout your design and build process.
Lol ... dass ich nicht lache, du hast doch kein limitierten Platz für deine Maschinen. Diese riesen Garage ... ein Luxus gegenüber meiner 5x3m Popelgarage ;)
Damn dude, super swanky! I want one. I don't have a need... But I want one.Nice job both project and video!
Thanks man ❤️
I just bought my first 3DP, get in to the YT to learn and I find this video here.
Here show something that I looking for very long, but not for my table, I need
one like that to my car. Nothing in the market for car flaxible like that.
You may built one and share.
Very good job. Congrats!
Super clean result! Now you will be the coolest kid in the NC Discord
I just mounted a monitor to my tool drawer cart, but your solution is much nicer.
Man…. Your fabrication skills are next level for sure. Nice work!
Love your channel. Great projects, cool video editing... I'm a huge fan. Congratulations.
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Just got around to watching this, damn good work again man.
extremely clean design very impressive!
Thank you very much!
Always amazed with everything you build. Been dreaming about building my own PrintNC cnc machine. I was thinking about buying a Onefinity X50 journeyman. But in lots of reasearch and reading, I think the PrintNC might be better for milling aluminum. Sure looks like the PrintNC might be one of the most precision machines, Due to its rectangular steel construction, and linear railways. Always enjoy your sense of humor. Thank you for sharing your projects. P.s. The little cutout for your usb cable in the control panel, Looks like it needs a custom snap in piece out of aluminum with your C.L. logo. Peace out man.
Thanks for the kind words Todd!
I am also curious about the cutting capacity in aluminium. Once my 2.2kW.spindle.is mounted, we'll find out
@@ChristophLehner Awesome man, Look forward to watching how that goes. Have a good one.
Very well done! Going strong as always, keep up the great work
Awesome video! Can’t wait to see what other features you build out next!
Super Idee !
Und tolles Video, wie immer.
Bin schon ein Fan der PrintNC, dank Ihren Videos.
That's was really good👍👍
Looks awesome! Are you going to do an enclosure or a front window at some point? I could imagine you get chips flying everywhere.
After seeing your fan destruction video, it's probably not a bad idea... xD
Ok you are awesome! This is brilliant!
BRAVO!
dmax show incoming!
Another good video... What else?
can you explain the electronics for your machine? how to use Ethernet? is it possible if it's from wifi?
No wifi is not possible, but it is also not as reliable as ethernet:
wiki.printnc.info/en/grbl
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don't hold onto something you're about to part from the lathe, use an alen wrench or something with a right angle, it can snap your finger like nothing. IK IK its a smol lathe, but bad habits stick.
Is it really possible?
I've seem many people handle it that way...
But thanks for the advice 💯
will try to leave my.fingers out there.
Seems like a bad idea to put the e-stop there. What if you need it and the tray is tucked away? Maybe a secondary redundant e-stop somewhere easily accessible?
Oh, and get another laptop, one with rear facing connectors. You could do a sliding docking system and your life will be much more easier (go to DIY Perks if you need some inspiration on that).
you need the tray swung out to operate the machine, so if the machine is live, the tray is also there
Not exactly how you should shut down a pc. But the build is amazing. Windows+x then hitting u twice will shutdown the computer
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I would like drawings of this thing
i can send you the f360 file if you like
@@ChristophLehner Hi, I would like to build this too, could I get a copy of the file as well?
@@sailthehighseas there you go: www.dropbox.com/s/1nwrfs4csgvie3t/printNC_Cabinet_MonitorStand%20v34.step?dl=0
@@ChristophLehner Whoa! Got it and was able to open it! Nice, thank you very much!