Soon after i started 3D printing i realized i could upgrade my 3D printer with my existing 3D printer. With the 3D printed components i made a CNC router and lathe which upgraded themselves replacing all the 3D printed components to all metal. The all metal CNC and Lathe i used to make metal components to the 3D printer. With your idea this process will begin again and a new cycle of a snake eating it's own tail will begin. Thanks!
@@dogeenjoyer7581 You can check out people on RUclips with instructions on how to make various CNC machines. They are vastly inferior to professional grade machines. They are great for hobbyists that have at some point needed one but didn't have it. It's like training wheels for an actual lathe.
I'm glad you're taking your mild success through larger channels recognizing your talents on the nose and embracing it. Your channel will grow exponentially in the coming months, I bet.
You could add a bar with screws that are adjustable to the table area, so that the part you are griding won't pull up, it would keep it down. I can explain more if what I'm saying doesn't make sense.
"...die filing." 😁 You need a hold-down to keep the part from rising off the table as the file rises. I believe I'd have put a bit more priority on it than you have, but that could just be my CDO manifesting. 😆 I'm quite impressed. I wouldn't have considered making it out of 3D printed plastic, before seeing this.
Totally awesome build! Die filers are incredibly useful machines in the home workshop. In the EU, an old die filer can be bought for around 300-500 ... plus shipping. But most of them require a 400V outlet and are super heavy. Also, the files are hard to come by... There used to be a poor man's version though: power tool makers like Bosch and AEG used to offer die filer conversion kits for their jigsaws, consisting basically of a mount for the jigsaw (flipped on it's back), a work table and a file guard. The cheapest parallel/straight files I was able to find are the ones used in chain-saw filing jigs - around EUR 4 to 5 a piece...
Can't believe I've not seen this channel before, found it while searching for a 3d printed fractal vice and now I'm hooked. All the best on your channel growth!
Love these machines. I've wanted one for quite awhile. Now I have to add this to my list of DIY machine tools to make. Great job! Looking forward to the improved version in the near future. Keep them coming!
Awesome project!!! Looking at the video, it looks like maybe there's room for a small chute that installs under the table that guides grit away into a container, or just out of one of the sides to keep it away from moving parts
Omg, this is exactly the channel i've been looking for, i've been trying to design 3d printable drill presses and routers for ages now. Never heard of a die filer though, might have to build one.
Have you considered placing the drive system at the top of the machine? It would eliminate all debris issues, plus by having the main driving force down and just a compression spring to return it might cut down on the work piece jumping (I think).
When redesigning the bottom part, it might be a great idea to move the motor *far* away too. Most ebike DC motors (that I know of) contain permanent magnets, which will attract any ferromagnetic shavings coming close to it - and they'll be hard to remove, if possible at all. Love to see what you come up with in part 2 :ø) - perhaps a 10k video?
hopefully 10K soon ahah, and with how I plan to redesign the bottom the motor will be around the back of the machine which would help, and ill design a housing for it as well.
Parts in description now :) Again wouldnt print just yet but if you want to have a look around feel free. Also if you have any experience with die filers please comment so I can include it in the part 2! Also im away in the middle of nowhere for a week so I wont be able to read comments ect during that time but I will when im back!
3d printed parts generally need to be larger than metal counterparts to take the stress. I wonder how a large lathe sized bearing would hold up to light lathe loads. Even if it was much larger, and less capable, a 3d printable light duty metal lathe would be revolutionary. I don't think I've seen anyone test giant plastic 30cm smooth faced bearings for strength.
yeah ive thought about using oversized bearings + my threaded rod compression technique to make a simple lathe before, perhaps using the bearings and motor from an old treadmill. A sub ~$150 metal lathe that is decently capable would be very useful for a lot of people, myself included.
Very cool design, but I have to wonder... would a design with just the bottom part work? That would make it far less complicated to file inside a hole.
I made stain glass work and maybe it is prossible to use this for my diamond file all kind tiangular swuare round ;for the moment i use a variable speed jigscaw adapt to file whit a little electric connector ; impossible to put a picture here ; sorry
Соррі, але ці "танці" з напильником повна дурня. Все це з легкістю, без стрибків оброблюваної деталі догори, та набагато краще і швидше, робить гріндер із стричкою.
Soon after i started 3D printing i realized i could upgrade my 3D printer with my existing 3D printer.
With the 3D printed components i made a CNC router and lathe which upgraded themselves replacing all the 3D printed components to all metal.
The all metal CNC and Lathe i used to make metal components to the 3D printer.
With your idea this process will begin again and a new cycle of a snake eating it's own tail will begin.
Thanks!
Please redpill me on 3D printed lathes
@@dogeenjoyer7581 You can check out people on RUclips with instructions on how to make various CNC machines. They are vastly inferior to professional grade machines. They are great for hobbyists that have at some point needed one but didn't have it. It's like training wheels for an actual lathe.
I'm glad you're taking your mild success through larger channels recognizing your talents on the nose and embracing it. Your channel will grow exponentially in the coming months, I bet.
You could add a bar with screws that are adjustable to the table area, so that the part you are griding won't pull up, it would keep it down. I can explain more if what I'm saying doesn't make sense.
Wow that's a whole lot better than mine! I only designed mine because I didn't know anyone else had already done it. Niiice! 🙂
Really cool project, lovely mix of materials as well.
Definitely showing the advantages of 3D-printingw when you mix in metals where needed.
"...die filing." 😁 You need a hold-down to keep the part from rising off the table as the file rises. I believe I'd have put a bit more priority on it than you have, but that could just be my CDO manifesting. 😆 I'm quite impressed. I wouldn't have considered making it out of 3D printed plastic, before seeing this.
Totally awesome build! Die filers are incredibly useful machines in the home workshop. In the EU, an old die filer can be bought for around 300-500 ... plus shipping. But most of them require a 400V outlet and are super heavy. Also, the files are hard to come by... There used to be a poor man's version though: power tool makers like Bosch and AEG used to offer die filer conversion kits for their jigsaws, consisting basically of a mount for the jigsaw (flipped on it's back), a work table and a file guard. The cheapest parallel/straight files I was able to find are the ones used in chain-saw filing jigs - around EUR 4 to 5 a piece...
One more awesome project! Congratulations!
nice job, you need + holder from above table, plate wich hold detail on table, but can move & detail dont fly up & down. see "clickspring " work.
Nice ideas, i think i'll borrow from your build heavily for my mostly-metal filer with 120W 1500RPM motor
Can't believe I've not seen this channel before, found it while searching for a 3d printed fractal vice and now I'm hooked. All the best on your channel growth!
Love these machines. I've wanted one for quite awhile. Now I have to add this to my list of DIY machine tools to make. Great job! Looking forward to the improved version in the near future. Keep them coming!
cool everything. idea, result and filming 👍wait new projects from you!
That pun was wonderful. Don't stop.
Awesome project!!! Looking at the video, it looks like maybe there's room for a small chute that installs under the table that guides grit away into a container, or just out of one of the sides to keep it away from moving parts
Excellent work! We shared this video in our homemade tools forum this week :)
Omg, this is exactly the channel i've been looking for, i've been trying to design 3d printable drill presses and routers for ages now. Never heard of a die filer though, might have to build one.
This is epic
This channel will easily grow to hundred thousands.
having the top side driven might help with chips staying clear of the working gubbins.
Holy crap this is a useful tool! Every video I see is amazing
That's a really neat build. Thanks for the video!
I like the tape deck
Amazing. You're on to something here !!! Next request, shaper :-)
Have you considered placing the drive system at the top of the machine? It would eliminate all debris issues, plus by having the main driving force down and just a compression spring to return it might cut down on the work piece jumping (I think).
When redesigning the bottom part, it might be a great idea to move the motor *far* away too.
Most ebike DC motors (that I know of) contain permanent magnets, which will attract any ferromagnetic shavings coming close to it - and they'll be hard to remove, if possible at all.
Love to see what you come up with in part 2 :ø) - perhaps a 10k video?
hopefully 10K soon ahah, and with how I plan to redesign the bottom the motor will be around the back of the machine which would help, and ill design a housing for it as well.
Such a well put together video and interesting project, great job.
Man love your vids
Blody good work.. And after many months after.. Have you completed new version.. I have to print your machenes.
You need to keep making videos, its only a matter of time before this channel explodes
Did you get around to part 2 ? Love the video!
Hello Timmy! ";^)
Very cool.
Is part 2 still in the plan? It’s awesome.
Parts in description now :) Again wouldnt print just yet but if you want to have a look around feel free.
Also if you have any experience with die filers please comment so I can include it in the part 2!
Also im away in the middle of nowhere for a week so I wont be able to read comments ect during that time but I will when im back!
i want to make this but use the prints for molds to cast it in a low temp metal like zamak
3d printed parts generally need to be larger than metal counterparts to take the stress. I wonder how a large lathe sized bearing would hold up to light lathe loads. Even if it was much larger, and less capable, a 3d printable light duty metal lathe would be revolutionary. I don't think I've seen anyone test giant plastic 30cm smooth faced bearings for strength.
yeah ive thought about using oversized bearings + my threaded rod compression technique to make a simple lathe before, perhaps using the bearings and motor from an old treadmill. A sub ~$150 metal lathe that is decently capable would be very useful for a lot of people, myself included.
POG urethra widener
Very cool design, but I have to wonder... would a design with just the bottom part work? That would make it far less complicated to file inside a hole.
How has the R2 version come along? Any chance it will be getting released sometime soon?
I made stain glass work and maybe it is prossible to use this for my diamond file all kind tiangular swuare round ;for the moment i use a variable speed jigscaw adapt to file whit a little electric connector ; impossible to put a picture here ; sorry
Nice, but where is part 2 ?
I hope the filer doesn't die :((
Hi, will it have the ability to put in a hacksaw blade or similar to cut as well as file?
Sorry for late reply, yes I intend for this functionality but havent tested it at all yet so no promises.
Yeah
Do you have a link to the files you used?
How is the redesign on the die filer coming along?
Hi, sorry for late reply have been away from this for a while, ive got the design sketched out and am starting to model it now
german filer
girlsclub
first lol
Соррі, але ці "танці" з напильником повна дурня. Все це з легкістю, без стрибків оброблюваної деталі догори, та набагато краще і швидше, робить гріндер із стричкою.