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Proun Goods
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Добавлен 22 фев 2021
Woodworking and fabrication based in Fairbanks, Alaska
Mid-Century Modern Lounge Chair - CNC Assisted Woodworking
The wood used here is cherry milled by my grandpa a couple years ago from a farm in Iowa.
Usually with curved shapes like this I have used the CNC to make templates and then used a template router bit to cut out the shapes and glue the parts together after that.
For this project I took a stab at gluing the rough shapes together and then cutting out the whole shape on the CNC. This worked quite well and gave the final product really clean curves and strong joints. The downsides of this method are that the parts can only be as large as my CNC bed, and slotting operations on the MPCNC can be a little stressful if I want to get them done quickly.
I also used the CNC to cut mortise joints for t...
Usually with curved shapes like this I have used the CNC to make templates and then used a template router bit to cut out the shapes and glue the parts together after that.
For this project I took a stab at gluing the rough shapes together and then cutting out the whole shape on the CNC. This worked quite well and gave the final product really clean curves and strong joints. The downsides of this method are that the parts can only be as large as my CNC bed, and slotting operations on the MPCNC can be a little stressful if I want to get them done quickly.
I also used the CNC to cut mortise joints for t...
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CNC Electric Skateboard with the MPCNC
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.2 года назад
This skateboard is made from cherry, walnut, and some sort of tropical hardwood. The model that I made was based mostly off the size and shape of a Penny Nickel board, and all the CAD and CAM was done in Autodesk Fusion 360. The CNC machine is an inexpensive mostly printed CNC from V1Engineering, made primarily from 3d printed parts, you can find more information on it on the V1 website which I...
Outdoor Swinging Chair from a Recycled Satellite Dish
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 года назад
Inspired by HomeMade Modern's recent swinging chair from a satellite dish. We used an old dish we no longer used and welded a frame to hold it with 2.5in steel. This only took a day and a half to make from start to finish. Our Instagram: proun_goods HomeMade Modern video: ruclips.net/video/OX7srujbXqQ/видео.html
MPCNC 3D Mountain Carving - Denali
Просмотров 17 тыс.3 года назад
Carving of Denali with layers of oak and walnut. This took about 10 hours of total time on the cnc with most of the time in the finishing pass to get a very high resolution finish. The stl file that I imported to Fusion for tool path generation came from touchterrain, a website which I have linked below and have really enjoyed. You can get pretty decent resolution stl files of the terrain anywh...
CNC Hardwood Wall Art with the MPCNC
Просмотров 91 тыс.3 года назад
33"x13" piece of wall art made on a home built MPCNC with toolpaths generated in Fusion360. This took over 13 hours of time on the CNC, and in the future I would like to spend more time on the finishing pass to make it look smoother. The lines that show up on the surface are partially a product of the ball nose finishing bit that I use here not being perfectly round (it's from a router kit from...
So cool machine. what is the size of the workspace? x y z
2ft x 3ft x 4in
can you teach how to draw this bro
I did not model it myself, you can purchase the file at en.pinkoi.com/store/arteon
@@proungoods818 thank you brother
Anyone know the make and the model of the CNC machine?
It is an MPCNC Primo
Gala apples baby! 🍎
How do you create those peaks and valleys in fusion 360? I’ve been really struggling trying to make a similar piece
I'm sorry, I did not model it myself, you can purchase the file at en.pinkoi.com/store/arteon
Friend, thank you for sharing, any tutorial to learn how to make that painting? I would appreciate it, thank you.
I did not model it myself, you can purchase the file at en.pinkoi.com/store/arteon
@@proungoods818 Thanks friend and congratulations for that work
What table circular he uses?
It is a Grizzly brand 3hp cabinet saw I purchased used
Never seen this design/style before. I have been using Fusion 360 for a few years , would a link to RUclips video which would help start designing. Thanks
I did not create this model myself sorry, I purchased it from en.pinkoi.com/store/arteon
@@proungoods818 Thanks 👍
absolutely brand new at CNC and trying to absorb everything. Can you tell me what bits you used or if there other places I can learn about CNC tips?
In terms of bits, the best thing I've found is just standard two flute carbide upcut endmills, amazon or ebay ones are inexpensive and will last a long time in wood. For CNC tips, I love the Carbide3D youtube channel with Winston Moy for introductory level content. They're well produced and informative.
@@proungoods818 awesome thanks so much !
I made this model, it’s doubly nice to look at))
It's great! Thank you
How did you remove the supporting lines on the sides that were preventing the track from coming out in the Fusion 360 program?
I had two contour passes, one with tabs that I ran first and one without tabs that I ran after the other operations were done
@@proungoods818Could you please make a video about this? I didn't quite understand how it was done.
И через 3 месяца ее выгнуло
Which cnc is this?
The V1Engineering MPCNC Primo
Can I have your mail please?
Do you still have this file or know where to get it? I really like that design but can't find it and don't know how to recreate it
You can purchase the file at en.pinkoi.com/store/arteon
Looks like shit
Valid
@@proungoods818 jk looks amazing
What finish did you use?
A linseed oil and beeswax mix
beautiful work. please watch those hoodie strings around the table saw...
Good point, thank you
What concert machine is this
It's called an MPCNC
I loved the way it looked before the final tool pass... Lots of lines, looked liked a nice diffuser 😄
Nice work 😁 Good luck 👍 Cnc router ❤️
If you reduce the stepover on the finishing pass it will reduce lines as well!
Yeah, don't think I mentioned it in the video but it turns out the lines were an artifact from the CNC, not from the stepover or bit
Awesome work man, greetings from across the planet!
Thanks for watching!
Looks great! What did you use for the finish coat?
If I remember correctly it was Maker Brand simple finish, a linseed oil and beeswax mix
nice
Really nice work!! How about doing a video on your CNC setup??
Sadly I've moved away from the shop so I can't anymore but let me know if you have any questions!
@@proungoods818 That's too bad, your work was really nice. Would you please point me in the direction of where you found your CNC plans? It is a very simple and nice design. Thanks Dave
Thanks! I got the model from a 3d designer called Arteon, you can look at all the designs here en.pinkoi.com/store/arteon
@@proungoods818 I'm sorry, I meant for the machine itself. The other info is great though too...
Ah, sorry about that. The cnc itself is the MPCNC Primo from V1Engineering, if you check out the V1Engineering site you'll find everything you need
That was fantastic. Really great job. How long did it take for you to learn fusion 360?
Not long, I've gotten a lot better over time but some youtube videos got me started just fine. Don't be too intimidated by it!
4:37 Can you use vcarve instead of fusion to generate the toolpaths?? Just got vcarve but havent used it yet .. Ive read vcarve can do 3d stuff.. Awesome videos!! You should def keep doing more of them
I don't really know much about vcarve sorry but I bet it could do something similar, and thanks!
what are your feeds and speeds and tools ?
Roughing pass was adaptive clearing with 5mm stepdown and 2000mm/min with a 1/4in square end bit, finishing pass was about 1700mm/min taking off ~1mm with a 1/4 roundover bit
Great videos! Great channel! Excited to see what’s next!
Thank you!
Well done!
Thank you!
This goes hard
Cool chair!
Thanks Bas!
I would sit 100%!!!
Nice work, I was actually looking to do something like this with foam.
Very nice! Quick tip -- If you run your finishing pass in the same direction as the wood grain, the tooling marks will be less visible.
Please, dear brother, I need this file. Can you send it to me?
I purchased the file on etsy so I cannot send it to you, I'm sorry
@@proungoods818 Thanks🍁
@@proungoods818 🍁Brother, tell me about the dimensions of this painting: length x width x height of the embodiment
@@wissamscofild1531 roughly 3ft*2ft*2in
I believe the wood is sapele, in order to minimize the lines you may look into reducing the step size in your finishing pass. Good job and nice finish
Yeah since I made this video I've changed to a bit with a larger roundover radius and lowered the stepover which allows me to get virtually no tool marks. Thanks for the comment and I'm pretty sure you're right about the sapele
Great job
A refined piece of music for a refined piece of art. Well done!
Smashing!!
💪😎👍
Bruh, it’s so beautiful 😻
hello where can i buy , your fine milling bit ? :) 3:29
The one I use here is not very good, just look up any 1/4in ball nose router bit. Amazon or ebay work well for me
im sorry but looks like crap and its complete waste of time..
Then don't watch the vid lol
this is the best channel ive seen for what can be done with mpcnc. thank you! Please keep uploading. awesome projects.
love the 18650 array!
Thank you!
It has been awhile since you got your MPCNC going. What are its good and bad points for you?
Pros: cheap, you learn a lot in the process of building it and working out issues, and it can grow with your abilities up to a certain point Cons: rigidity issues at medium and large scales limit how much you can push it in terms of material removal rate. You'll also only really be comfortable with wood unless you build a small one, I've done aluminum but I would need to put more time into it to be really comfortable with it
Let me know if you have any other questions
@@proungoods818 Thank you very much.
Great video! I bought a wavy flag stl file from etsy and cant figure out how to convert the mesh file with thousands of faces in Fusion 360 to then machine it with my MPCNC. Any advice?
I figured out two ways to get around this. First you can leave the object as a mesh and just scale it in the mesh menu of fusion and then you can use that as the machining object. Alternatively you can simplify the mesh with a fusion tool and then convert it to a body to then machine. I personally go with keeping it as a mesh because it is easier on the computer.
Lose the cnc then we'll talk"
😂
Can I ask what size ball bit and step over you recommend using for something like this?
You have to choose a stepover based on the size of your bit so you don't get big tool marks in the piece. I had a small bit (1/4in diameter) and I set my stepover to probably around 1/16in but that led to lines as you can see in the video. Doing it again I would go with a 1/2in ball bit with something like a 1/16in stepover, but do some test cuts and see what works for you