This is an annotated version of my previously released video, “Zenbot 1624 CNC Router Review and Discussion”. This new version replaces the original. With the previous video, I planned to add annotations using Youtube’s annotation feature, but then discovered that Youtube annotations don’t display on most mobile devices. Because of this, I decided to do […]
A Roger Clyde Webb easy learning CARVECO tutorial Video 643 A beginners guide to Carveco Maker + for CNC milling machining parts The Australian Inventors Workshop™ 2022 Help support my channel and become a Patron https://www.patreon.com/user?u=15079773 AMAX, MIDI, MAXI, CNC Router, Mill & Lathe Plans and parts listing Available on my Patron pages My CARVECO
Follow along with us as we create 3D signs using a simple repeatable workflow to go from concept to real sign in less than a hour. We will be using a 3D modeling application, Fusion 360, to create line art and Vectric VCarve PRO to easily turn that into g-code/toolpaths for our Benchtop PRO Ready-to-Assemble
Filling the ZX45 foot with epoxy granite. source
This week: a fog machine for your pocket, a CNC for under $500, flipdots, fidgets, contests, Maker books and Maker Faires. SHOW NOTES… [Expanded show notes here: https://makerprojectlab.com/the-500-cnc-router-thats-too-good-to-ignore-maker-update-08/] -=Project of the Week=- Battery Powered Fog Machine http://www.instructables.com/id/Battery-Powered-Fog-Machine/ -=News=- Maslow Open Source Hanging CNC Plotter http://makezine.com/2016/10/18/can-hanging-plotter-work-cnc-mill/ http://www.maslowcnc.com/ Source Materials/Code https://github.com/MaslowCNC -=Projects=- Breakfast Dot Screen http://breakfastny.com/dot-screen Vote
Alex’s parts were ideal for practicing some machining basics, and I couldn’t resist knocking out a set of them. These brackets were machined out of 6061 aluminum on the Shapeoko CNC, using a single flute endmill (Carbide3D p/n: 278-Z). Fusion Files for Side Arms: https://a360.co/2Iu8xYE —— Help support my experimental CNC content: https://www.patreon.com/winstonmoy Stalk me
This is an overview of my DIY CNC machine. This video describes the parts I used, the methods of construction I implemented, and some of the safety features I integrated into the design. Hope you enjoy! source
The Pocket NC V2-50, a 5-axis desktop CNC milling machine with a 50,000 RPM spindle and a 2 micron TIR quick change spindle. The V2-50 sports a precision ground Japanese spindle, hybrid ceramic bearings and Swiss electronics to achieve material removal rates unmatched by standard milling equipment. They have also partnered with DATRON, a German
Clem tries to convert his cheap tiny CNC machine that never really worked into an easy to use tool. The tiny CNC should use the same worflow and software like a standard 3d printer does. There is one rule that always applies. If you buy cheap random stuff from unknown sources- you are in for
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