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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2023
- DIY CNC. Here are the links to pretty much everything I used. Thanks for watching!
Daedalus CNC Brushless Spindle Motor Kit, 500w, ER11, 48V DC, 12000RPM amzn.to/3RWiMtK This Spindle has been great! It's the one I used.
DC Brushless Motor Controller, WS55-220 DC 48V 500W CNC Controller High Speed Brushless Spindle BLDC Motor Driver Controller Analog Speed Regulation Motor Driver amzn.to/45s5V5D
3PCS Nema 23 CNC Stepper Motor 2.8A 1.26Nm/178.4oz.in 56mm Bipolar for CNC Kit amzn.to/46g1Nqa Also very strong motors!
4pcs Nema 23 Stepper Motor Steel Mounting Bracket amzn.to/46NDujB
STEPPERONLINE CNC Stepper Motor Driver 1.0-4.2A 20-50VDC amzn.to/46Fwp4K
Adjustable DC Power Voltage to manually control voltage amzn.to/3tcmYeo
22 AWG 4 Conductor Stranded Shielded Cable 100ft amzn.to/3FiKadO
22 AWG Solid Core Wire Kit (Black, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, White) amzn.to/45Adnf0
Heat Shrink Butt Connectors, Waterproof and Insulated amzn.to/48VADXG
Expandable sleeving amzn.to/45yAwi1
Black Plastic Cable Wire Carrier Drag Chain 1M Length for CNC amzn.to/3twM0Fp
2pcs Large Current Inlet Male Power Socket amzn.to/3rNJeLz
Arduino Uno REV3 [A000066] amzn.to/3Qf8ow2
USB-A Cable (from Arduino to your computer) amzn.to/3RUZZiB
Linear Rail 3 Ball screw kit (Very smooth and precise) amzn.to/3RrNafr
10pcs 48inch T Slot 2020 Aluminum...amzn.to/3EOkUvO
2020 Series Aluminum Profile... amzn.to/3LtMjqL
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What I like is that it is different. Thank you for trying a design different than mainstream cnc routers.
Thanks! It works pretty well too. I’m going to do a detailed video on the build sometime this year when I get time
Well done I like it 👍
Thank you!
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Thanks man! I appreciate it. Feel free to Subscribe. I’ll be posting guitars I build with it
Cool project. Now Ken, you can make it automatic too...but for smaller parts it is easy as I did, but for guitars...humm....
How would I automate? I see your channel is about that. Send me a link I would like to check it out. I can’t seem to click on your channel
Hello Ken, ir took more time than i wanted but finally niw i am gonna start with the cnc router! 😅.
Have you already made a semi hollow bidy guitar? Like an es335?
Regards Yvo
Hi how are you? That’s no problem on waiting till now. I’m actually just about ready to produce some videos on how to make a cnc step by step with as much detail as I can including links to all of the stuff needed to build it. I’m going to do it in Part 1, Part 2 ect format. I haven’t done that guitar build yet I’m just finishing a Strat build now
Great🎉
Thank you!
This is awesome bro!! Are there some beginner sources you recommend to get into building these machines?
Hey Sis! Thank you. That’s a good question. I learned
all of it watching TH-cam videos. I may go back and put links to videos that helped me.
It is like learning how to swim. You just make the jump. You start by ordering motors+drivers+extrusions and put them together, and voila!
That's an overkill sized gantry for such a short height for cutting!
Yeah it is, what happened is I designed it then had to add more because it wasn’t rigid enough
A box for a gantry is totally legit design. Also, the horizontal buttressing is the
An answer for my 20 series extrusion router.
Hello Ken,
Thanks for sharing! I'm gonna make this machine! What are the dimensions of the machine itself? Regards Yvo from the Netherlands
That’s great! I will measure the exact dimensions here within a couple of hours. I’m not at my shop currently and it’s been a few years since I built it. It’s interesting I may be traveling to Netherlands in December. Small world. I’d be glad to answer any questions you may have
The dimensions are 40 by 24 with about 31 by 18 workable space. Like I said in the video I used one 4 by 8 piece of 3/4 inch plywood cut in 3 pieces and stacked them for rigidity. I may make a more detailed video. Is that something you would be interested in?
@@Studtguitars thanks a lot! I designed a mechmate router but this one was too big. The one you made is perfect!
If it is not a problem for you, l like to have more details of the mechanical construction!
Regards Yvo
@MrYboxuitg That’s not a problem. If I were building it again I would actually use a much bigger extrusion than what I did.
I would also make the Z able to go higher.
If you have a little time before you start I’m going to do a more detailed video of the making of the CNC with updated info like what I would do differently
@@Studtguitars Thanks! I'm happy that you want to help me. I'm not in a hurry.
Dude you need a 3d printer, but is a nice desgine. I see where it would be good on wood.
Need more rollers for aluminum milling.
Thank you! Yeah I have a 3D printer but haven’t had time to even get going and yeah I haven’t tried Aluminum or any other metal. It’s probably not rigid enough to be real precise on metal
@Studtguitars really you're fine, you just need more berrings on the base to disburse load of the machine and need a better mount for that ball screw. Looks fine for aluminum milling after those upgrades.
@@RoboArc Cool! Thanks for the comment. Your already Subscribed right? If not please do I like to hear from people who watch, it’s much appreciated
@Studtguitars I just subbed
@@RoboArc I checked out your channel. What you do is perfect for TH-cam. You should go for it! It’s a slow grow thing but it’s doable. I’ve been here since March
what is your estimate cost for this?
If you add up all of the parts in my description below it adds up to around $875 if I remember correctly. It doesn’t count plywood, screws and a few other smaller things. I spent around $1100 all in but it is a very strong cnc as far as torch
@@Studtguitars well done! I'm surprised at the number.
Thanks! Yeah and you could make it bigger for fairly cheap by just buying longer rails and cutting the base differently. You would then just need longer ball screws and longer rails. I would think for around $1600 you could build almost a 4’ by 8’ CNC. I’ve looked into the rails, they make a almost 8 foot set of rails