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Message sent, I need exactly what you’re showing.

You didn’t give the depth of the connector or the distance. You get a thumbs down.

Yes, this is what I want to freaking do. Stand up and design a sketchup model. Yup. OH BOY OH BOY. Can't wait. ffs

Thanks for the video Eric, but as someone who's struggling with a handibot that drops it connection when running on the intel edison, here's another vote to request more detail! From what I can gather, for this conversion one would need: 1x arduino uno or equivalent to run GRBL 1x raspberry pi to run CNC software (could maybe be skipped if hooking up to a computer?) 1x db37 connector board 6x limit switches (not needed but sounds like it would be better with them) Do the servo drivers stay the same? Is there any soldering or pcb cutting needed? Thanks!

Great video! What type of pipes are these and where can I purchase them?

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Hey Eric, I have been thinking about doing something similar for my SBdesktop. how is the suction on yours if you don't use the little skirt? I do a fair bit of aluminum parts MFG on my set up and really like the design of this. Pretty cool work.

Pretty slick. Thanks for sharing

Hey, cool vid! I'd love to see more detail though. I want to do this to the school's shopbot that I work for. How is the DB 37 connected to the arduino. Are there standard DB37 breakabout boards for this? Do the pin maps work? I'd love to know more about this so I don't have to re-create your wheel. I have a different shopbot at the school, I believe it's the Desktop MAX ATC, which is a nice machine, but their software sucks, to be frank. I know this is an old thread. Would mind if I contacted you about this?

How is the gantry fixed to side plates ? Is this structure stable ? Legs metal thickness ?

This is a HUGE help. Thank you so much!

i am stuck help me ........... i am making 5 axis cnc milling machine by using arduino mega 2560 +1.4 ramps board i uploaded frimware but the E0,E1 is not giving output as Axis A and B but when i am switching it in 4 axis in grbl foam cutter then it gives E0 as Axis U so .... my problem is that i my board E0 and E1 which is not as Axis A and B ...... how and what changes i have to make in frimware to get This E0 and E1 as Output Axis A and B....... >>>first off all i have to make changes in c++ files and header files then... >>>second how i have to compile it in one single .ino file from bunches of c++ and header files of frimware Atleast help me out from my second problem because i don,t know how to make firmware for my machine into single .ino files to upload it in my machines................... please if somebody knows kindly help me to make it solved............

bonjour Eric, existe t il un version française de vos vidéos? Merci

I've been trying to use G2core with my due connected to some big drivers with nema 34s but haven't got it running,can you gimme some hints

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Holy shit

Eric, where did you get the plans to make the vacuum box? I'm building an Avid 4x8 right now and I would like to use the Lighthouse 240v motors. Have found some long forum posts on the topic, but no good plans to build one.

Very nice setup! Are you using tinyG G2 on this system? If so, did ever do something like a relief, with "actual" 3D movements? Thanks in advance! ;-)

Did you ever finish this upgrade? I’m about to buy an IntelliCarve 1015 and I’m wondering if it’s worth the guy’s $1k asking price?

is it possible to have the file ? Thank You !

how did you drill the holes?

pile of shit ....it can't even export svg

interested in purchasing this if possible

There's a plugin for Sketchup that exports faces directly to SVG called FacesSvg.

where from you got the program for arduino due can you share it ?

I’m interested in the dust shoe. I just got a PRS and using a 2.5 diameter bit to flatten slabs. The Kent shoe has no room around the bit for air flow.

Please note that this is SketchUp PRO rather than regular, and you also use another expensive program for converting.

What type of pipe is this? Is it electrical conduit ? I looked at home depot but they didn't have any of the connectors with little set screws, where did you find those?

It just came out: Illustrator Plug-in just for Shaper Origin ruclips.net/video/jKHZuYCh7sA/видео.html

Thanks for the video. The way i do it, once you have all your parts layed out. explode all, select all, deselect top faces, delete...

Cool. Did you write custom macros for relay tap or holds within CNC12? Or is this all done with custom post-processing?

Do you have a wiring diagram for this upgrade. That would be awesome if you do. I have one of these and would love to do what you did with it. The wiring for the spindle control and the the wiring for the stepper drivers and how you wired them to the Arduino? Are you feeding the 5v power supply to the Arduino and then from the Arduino to the Pi?

hi ...I have a 1013 ....do you know were I can get any parts , mainly the spindle motor ? great video ..I have been planning on up grading myself especially if I can not find a motor . getting new , faster and stronger or do you have any suggestions ?

Hey Eric, looking at doing the same to the General i-Carver I bought a few weeks ago. Will probably go with a Mach3 USB Break out Board, this way there is no need to have a 5V power supply. Did you wire it so you can use the variable spindle or just using the spindle On/Off? Thanks for the updated progress of the build.

How is your retrofit going - just got a machine myself and the control is awful. Thinking about switching out for a Mach3 control board with a Stepperonline DM542T. Any thoughts?

Now just make the bed bigger so you can cut something more than just a wood coin. :)

Could this be incorporated onto a Shopbot PRT120 control board V4. If so could you provide more detail? thunder39208@yahoo.com

I'm very interested in how this is turning out. Is it finished?

Looks awesome. Are the stepper belt drives custom or is someone producing them? I have been wanting to ditch the standard gearbox's for a while. These would be great!

I have been looking at numerous videos of arcade cabinet construction and this one has to be the most refined one out there. Were all those mortises hand routed or CNC cut?

blah blah blah...3d print...CNC...x axis blah blah...

I like it. Great design Eric!

Are you going to make the file available?

I took 2:30 out of my day to watch you spin some motors? I thought this was going to be a give away raffle or something.

It's made in Taiwan not Canada

Excellent video. I’m curious, you mentioned 1200IPM rapids, with steppers, which is pretty good going. I was looking at DMM servos, to add to a cnc kit I’m interested in, thinking the only way to get good smooth speed plus accuracy, was via servo. Can you expand on the drive/stepper/transmission you’re using? Thanks.

this video REALLY helped me. i also did the stop block adjustment but then modified your approach by doing a few things: 1.input all the measurements into my cad program (Rhino) and determined how for out of square i am 2. unplugged one of the steppers and used the shopbot controls to move the other motor the appropriate corrected distance. 3. got a corner to corner tape measure from FastCap.. which really helps. 4. once i was square THEN i set my stop blocks to the corrected gantry. i have to say tho, without this video i would have been lost.

When you say “hey everyone” do you mean me?

Somewhat has a problem.