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Thanks for making this video, yeah omron micro switch is my choice for my desktop CNC & all 3D printers came with it. Well done so no need to upgrade omron micro switch is good enough.❤

Thank you

Great tips, keep up the good work...im impressed

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Thank you for an excellent tutorial. You indirectly answered a question I could not find the answer to. It was not necessary to run the Dogbone Filleter Gadget because the Box Creator added it to the toolpath. Thanks again.

Thank you.

What kind of paste?

very nice, what type of super glue are you using?

Would love to make one of these

Nice content! I bought mine but can't find the instructions about how to install it on the mach3 board.

Ausgezeichnet, Superklasse, vielen Dank für das Teilen von so viel wertvoller information. Herzliche Grüße. Sascha Nowak

my problem have not can install gadgets, version 8, but gadget not have selection "install new gadget" and has try add box creator gadget to gadget file folder, no working.

Amazing! We can s custom-supply the CNC cutter at the best price, no matter what materials. pls contact me if you need it, tks.

Amazing! We can s custom-supply the CNC cutter at the best price, no matter what materials. pls contact me if you need it, tks.

Amazing! We can s custom-supply the CNC cutter at the best price, no matter what materials. pls contact me if you need it, tks.

Amazing! We can s custom-supply the CNC cutter at the best price, no matter what materials. pls contact me if you need it, tks.

super erklärt. bitte mehr davon!

looks like you used 6mm moosgummi. how deep and wide did you make the channels?

I stumbled on your RUclips channel a few months ago wile making research on how to cut aluminum with my CNC. I found a lot of very useful information thanks to your detailed videos that I find excellent. I have sometimes good results and other time bad results. Your design described here looks very promising for me to cool things down and I went ahead and ordered all the components to try to reproduce your idea. I started with the electronic and I have everything working with what I think is exactly the components you have except for the peristaltic pump where the pump is driven by a Nema 11 instead of a Nema 17 that you have. When running the pump, the motor driver gets very hot even with the heat sink, stopping the pump on and off; probably a safety feature when the chip gets too hot. I haven’t put all the electronic in a box yet and everything is fine when I blow some air on the chip and I will probably have to install a fan to cool down the motor driver. I see you didn’t mention anything about it, but did you get any similar problem with your set-up after using it for a while and if so, how did you resolve the issue?

Thanks for the explanation. I have a 4 x 8 machine with a 2.2kw spindle. I need to make a top brace like what you have on your machine. Seems like that would really stiffen up the spindle. It could also be used when traming the spindle. Overall great video/ thanks a ton.

All talk and no show.

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It has been a long time since the first time I saw your videos about tuning servo motors, these two videos will definitely have a great impact on people who want to find answers to their own questions, the basics of servo motors and servo drives are very broad, that you From a cheap product, you got better efficiency and efficiency than expected. It is remarkable and admirable. And a supplementary explanation, which I hope can help other people, is that in the new version (2.4.4) of the JMC software, the problem of calculating the inertia ratio has been fixed, and it is possible to calculate the inertia ratio of the motor through the d22 J-L parameter through the software. In the General Monitor tab, viewing and actually using this servo motor series on devices with higher axis weight is facilitated.

Is the probing done via the MDI tab or is it done by a file within the cnc macro file?

Do you have the sample g code for your thread mill operation?

Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge. I visit your channel every week. I really like the design of your cnc router and would like to know what type/size of aluminium profiles have you used to build the base frame and gantry x-axis also the size of the linear rails/blocks you have employed.

JBWorxStudio, you can remove the mill scale on steel by pickling it in vinegar or citric acid for a day or so. also its surprising you cant get hot rolled pickled and oiled (P&O) steel in the states.

I think before I’d reduce the DOC for some of these examples, I would make every attempt to reduce the stick out as much as possible. It looks like most of these cuts were done with a stick out of 5 or 6 times the diameter of the bit, which is excessive and will lead to increased deflection at the end of the bit. If you did the same cut using a 1” LOC bit, then repeat with a 1/2” LOC bit, the results are going to be better with the shorter cut length every time. The top of the bit is held in place with the collet, the bottom of the bit is engaged in the material - the total amount of the bit in the middle that is doing neither is wasted potential rigidity.

Great info. What are you using to hold your stock? Tape and CA? Thank you!

Thank you!

Don't worry about breathing alcohol. I drink lots of it and I'm fine (more or less)

you may want to mention Every compression bit has a different depth it must be plunged into the surface to cut cleanly. this is where the flutes change direction. also that when you don't use are blast, fast enough speed, or dust collection that the bit will heat up and fail in short order as you are recutting chips manty times. I realize this was for instruction but beginners may not.

thank you!

Hello! Where can I buy just this black fixtures that you mount on the vice? Thanks in advance. Good job and greetings from Poland. ;-)

just make a parametric model in fusion. voila. done.

Great videos as always!

I've been using my CNC for about 8 months now and haven't been happy with any work holding method, this seems like a great idea. Now, if I could figure out how to make my bench perfectly flat then I'd be in a better place as well.

You never said how much the little micro switch that's made in Japan and use them Toyotas assembly line cost?

Hallo, ich bin durch Zufall auf Deinen Kanal gekommen...ich hab mal ein Abo da gelassen, weil mir Die Art gefällt, wie du dein Vorhaben rüberbringst.👍

hallo, wo bekomm ich die Informationen her, über Alu, dass auf der Fräse gut zu bearbeiten ist? Ich bin zwar Metaller, aber diese Alu-Sorten sind doch sehr verwirrend...

I use Eding software and controller and I have ordered a touch probe same as yours. This may sound like a dumb question but how do you make the axis move toward the stylus? I am sure it wont be the jog function.

Hi, thanks for the great information. With the isopropyl, is that just a straight mix? also just watched your part 2. I have been using single flute DLC upcut bits from a local supplier (chinese made going from the price). Is it really worth the extra for the Datron bits? I almost fell over when i saw the difference in price? I am still experimenting with different bits, lubricant&air, air only, no air (recently - just to help my dust extractor - though not having success with the cutters lasting). It sounds like i need to reduce air mister pressure and try alcohol for the lubricant. I have recently been experiencing what you are talking about as the cuts get deeper and chip evacuation, the air is a must. Great, clear information on both videos - Thanks!

Love your videos! Really informative. One suggestion would be to add the number of flutes in your cut examples. I know you've discussed it in the beginning, but it's hard to remember unless jumping back and forth of the video. Having the flute numbers together with your feed and speed specs is important in my opinion.

I'm watching from Korea. Thank you for the content. I recently assembled a CNC and it's not working due to controller issues, but I'm watching and learning from your videos while waiting for a new controller. Anyway, good content thanks. By the way, what is the difference between mounting a z-axis probe?

I cannot begin to tell you how much I appreciate your thoroughness in your presentations. You are an excellent teacher and your content is superb. I'm brand new to CNC, bought a RatRig Pro and will be studying all (ahem, ALL) of your videos. THANK YOU!

Is this your own design entirely or have got some inspiration from somewhere? In any case that is fantastic.😮

Could you please share the macro?

hi i have nsk s15 block with plastic stud at both sides and looking how to grease

Good video, thank you! In regards to the tolerances, obviously you can go beyond 1 decimal and use 0.08 and such, most modern machines are able to work that precisely. I suggest clamping ANY wood joints together regardless of tolerances, with that your pieces will be literally welded together. Dont just rely on tight joint and tolerances IMO.