Co2 Laser 600x400 part1
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2021
- PART 1
CO2 laser with working area of 600mm by 400mm. built from start to end. This is Part 1. The inner frame. Everything is made with allu profiles and linear rails on the X and Y axis.
This CO2 laser has been fully adapted and all 3D printed pieces have been redrawn by me, this for the adjustment to linear rail system.
Because quite a few people have already asked if this is the model of Further Fabrication. I had already purchased the model and plans from Further Fabriction and built his model. see video link: • Video
downloads to Further Fabrication are available for the co2 laser 600x400
www.furtherfabrication.com/ne...
But my model is no longer the same as his model, although you can use his building book as a model and guidance . Then you have to adjust all sizes of the allu profiles and change 3D prints, because it is not with V-wheels, but with linear rails. The outer frame is also made of three parts. one for the laser itself, one frame for electro components and one for the extension of the laser tube if necessary.
So you have to decide for yourself what you want to do.
I recommend downloading his guide manual as a reference and then follow my video to adjust all sizes of the profiles, before you order the profiles if you don't cut them yourself.
the only parts such as my self-drawn 3D prints are not available at Further Fabrication.
link for the build guide: www.furtherfabrication.com/re...
link to my 3 parts:
drive.google.com/file/d/1-aM0...
PS:
Further fabrication,
has now done an update to linear rails, posted: 23/4/2021
see his video.
also the 3d printed parts.
And better Y engine design.
see link: • Ep10: A little Upgrade...
if you want a better system, use this one from Further Fabrication. designed by Rob
I hope I made this clear.
I'm not sponsored by anyone and do everything on my own. a donation no matter how small is always welcome but not mandatory.
paypal.me/PRommens?locale.x=n... 
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Are you kidding, about your English? You speak it VERY well, plus you are very clear in your explanation of each step!! On top of that, your video is very well edited and very well lit!! Nothing like some videos that I have seen were you get dizzy watching them, and that have poor details and lighting!! I had watched many, many DIY CO2 laser builds, and yours is BY FAR, the B-E-S-T!!! God Bless You, and keep up the good work. I will be ordering parts and building my 600x400 (70-90W ) laser machine in a few months.
Excellent video Philippe. Very clear and precise.
Thank you for the great job of showing us how to make a co2 laser CNC your English was not a problem it was very easy to understand and clear and i like the calm slow pace easy to follow thank you again
Hi Sir
It is a beautiful video very helpful for me to learn diy laser machine projects
Thank you for sharing all the necessary 3d printing files to build this machine. I downloaded it and printed it.
After seeing your video I purchased almost all the spares purchased and kept ready for building it.
Thank you very much for a very detailed making video.
God bless you!
With lots of love!!
Raghuraman
India.
I have been waiting for this. Thank you very much!
Your design is perfect. This is the one that I will build. Thank you.
One of the best videos for DIY Laser Build that I have seen. Thanks for your perfect presentation.
Many thanks
Really nice video and close up. Thanks for those updates too. It's hard to know what the latest is as designs improve.
This an amazing build! Nice work!
The great and amazing build, Definitely I would follow it,, Thanks a lot for sharing it.
Thanks for the documentation im going to start this project asap..
Excellent video and a very comprehensive build video with access to free 3d drawing, This is a lot of work that the author is providing for free. thank you very much. Regards from Barcelona Spain.
Thanks
Never apologize for the the way you speak. You are speaking very well...:)
Man, thank you very much for this!!! you help me a lot sharing you project. I wish all success of the world for you!
Like your build . Building the same but for a 90x60 bed Still sourcing everthing now. And thank for the video's
Sir I just want to say first off your English is awesome so don't ever apologize for that, second, thank you for being so informative on your build process, some others I've seen tend to glaze over certain components, yours was very well presented and I really like the design of your 3d components. Keep up the great work!
Wow, really cool build. Quality content. Congratulations and thank you for sharing this!
Thanks
excellent video.. thanks for sharing
This is great, I understood you perfectly.
Great job - don't apologise for your English - it's perfectly understandable and great of you to make the effort.
Thanks for your contribution, very interesting and good video
Very Nice ... I like your motorized platform lift.
Thank you for this great video Philippe and your English is very good.
Thank you ! This is very helpful for mine one. 2x4 frames are good.
Excellent Video. Thank you!
Thanks
Great video and a fantastic build, you speak English very well and are easy to understand.
Bravo Philippe c'est top !!!
Leuke video, ben momenteel ook aan het bestuderen hoe ik een Co2 laser kan bouwen. Je geeft goede uitleg :)
Awesome job, and your English is just fine.
Excelente video felicitaciones desde México
Thank you very much.your video is very helpful.....
Thanks for the video. And your English is terrific
thanks
Merci Philippe!
Thanks for sharing! your english is good.
Super mr. Philip
First: you have a great design with many elements that I consider superior to Further Fabrication's model. I am currently wrapping up building Rob's Y-400. Rob's design has proved to be a bit difficult to square and level whereas you join a bottom and upper squared frame and your upper frame is significantly stronger looking then the Y-400 and should not suffer from any wracking. I also like the belts outside the cutting area. It shouldn't be too difficult to change your dual drive y-axis to a single drive like Rob's design. Rob really did excel in his build guide and parts list which made ordering everything easy I just wish my inner frame was stronger like yours!
Hello! I got Rob's design, and I'm designing Philippe's machine in Sketchup. Your comment left me in doubt if I upgrade Rob's Y axis in the project I'm doing on Philippe's machine. In your opinion, is this upgrade really important?
@@FilipedosSantos Hi there! Yes, use a single motor to drive the y-axis. From everything I've read so far, and from looking at a lot of diy builds and videos of commercial machine, a single drive for y-axis is preferred. Please share your design! I'd like to see how to did the upgrade.
@@Chadderuski I was thinking about doing Rob's project even after I was almost done with my Sketchup project on Philippe's machine, but your comments about Philippe's machine being stronger made me change my mind. And I'm also convinced to upgrade on the Y axis as well. The sketchup project is missing a few things, like the exhaust part at the back of the machine, limit switches and the y-axis upgrade. I followed all the steps in the videos to do everything. Send me your email and I'll send you the project for you to take a look at.
Nema 17 mounting plate at amazon, www.amazon.com/Wendry-Anodized-Aluminum-Linear-3D-Accessories/dp/B07V3Q4WFL
Xmotor = 1 driver name X, Ymotor(2 pieces) to 1 driver name Y and Z motor to 1 driver name Z
Thanks for the friend video. I'm another subscriber on your channel.
Very nice!
nice job, and your english is good!
Philipp danke für dieses Video Christopher aus Deutschland perfekt !!!
Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤
It's a very good video. I'm about to assemble a laser Co2 machine as well 👍👍👍👍💯❤️
Prachtig gedaan
Gr8 video and I loved it. You are a genius. Here is my like and Sub. Hats-off
Thank u
I love that slowed down, Sonic the hedgehog music. reminds me of playing my Sega Genesis, which I still have by the way.,🥴
Thank you very much for this, it answered a lot of questions I had for my design. I noticed that you are using 2 stepper motors to drive the gantry do you have any issues with the motors going out of sync and miss-aligning the gantry?
Never had a problem, i home my laser every startup.
How did you wire the two y-axis stepper motors? Did you insert the appropriate wires of each stepper motor into the 1/2/3 input ports of y-axis control of the Ruida main board? In other words, one wire of the left stepper and one wire of the right stepper into port 1 (and one of each stepper in port 2 and port 3)?
Also, it looks like you use one limit switch for the y-axis. Is there anything you do you make sure the x-axis track is perpendicular to the y-axis after you home. In other words, what if you loose a few steps in one one of the two y-axis stepper motors?
Bad English? Its perfect champ and thanks for sharing
thanks
Again, really great work.
Is this the same dimensions as the Further Fab Y400?
Not the same it is 500x440 because pieces i had at home
Thanks for the quick reply, yes I got the build plans and parts list from furtherfabrication, but his video is no longer available! so I can't follow it. That's what was confusing me. lol. Tell me are the items in the parts from FF list the same items you used in your build, motors, hardware etc, etc? I have all the 3d printed parts from Google Drive. I want to make the bed bigger by 100mm in width and length, but I'm having great difficulty finding a gt2 timing belt to fit the bed 2500mm, I'm in the Philippines and it is very hard to locate certain things here, and the shipping/delivery charges are killing the build. One last question, did you make a video of the wiring of the electrical components, I'm a British Civil Engineer and electronics is not my forte. Your build is easy to follow and very clear, so no issues there. Thanks again for your help. Dave S
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Great project! Were the parts printed in pla or abs?
PLA 85% fill
Looks really good. One question I have. the compression spring for the bed tensioner. What are the dimensions for it? I must have missed that. Looking forward to watching your other videos.
Philippe , wat een topmachine !
Zou ook graag zoiets bouwen. Ik ben van kuurne , niet zo ver uit elkaar zeker?
Dag Philippe,
Bedankt voor deze zeer heldere video.
Misschien heb ik erover gekeken, maar heb je toevallig ook een lijst van waar je het nodige materiaal gekocht hebt?
Alles van deze sites: wel zoeken wat voor u de beste prijs. Want de prijzen variëren vlug. Alle delen zijn bij naam on video vermeld
Aluxprofiel.nl
Amazon.de
Aliexpress
Bulkman3d.com
www.cloudraylaser.com/
What model 3D printer do you have? Your part quality seems much better than most.
a creality 3 V2 printer
@Philippe Rommens I'm studying the project and I'm on the part of the second mirror used as the first (40:00). Did you need to adapt the second mirror making some modification (drilling, etc) to change the side or is there a way to fix it without modifying the part? Thank you very much!
You don't need to drill or change anything. Only disassemble the piecesof the second mirror and reassemble in mirror image. And everything is perfect to use
Hi Philippe,congratulation for your amazing job, i have a question, the loose pulley is the following type (20T W10 B5 without T)?
Yes this is correct
@@PhilippeRommens I really appreciate it Philippe
Philippe, I have a question on loose pulley assembly (41:45). I cannot find a source for the plates that are on either side of the block. Can you tell me where they can be obtained?
bulkman3d.com/product/pl0007/
Goodnight. What engine model was used? And 1.2°?
@Philippe Rommens Hi Philippe, thanks to your answers I'm moving forward with my project, thank you. I have a question now on loose pulley (41:45). The space left between the plates and the 3d part is 17mm, and I couldn't find a pulley to buy that width. On aliexpress I think it's a maximum of 14mm, and if I put one of these I believe it won't work. Could you tell me which model and size of pulley you used, and where did you buy it? Thank you very much!
I had these with a width of 15mm, you just have to put a smale washer between the pulley and the plates
2 x 0.5mm x bore 5mm " a litle space left so the pulley runs smoothly
reprap.world/mechanical/driving-and-transmission/pulleys/gt2-driven-pulley-with-bearing-no-teeth-9-mm-belt-5-mm-id/?ds=true
In total, how much did you spend on all materials?
Is there a reason you added more 2040 than Rob's build? When you built his did you have flex and or any frame movement verses your upgrades?
Thanks for the support and contribution, it's going to be a good beer, cheers
the number of 2040 profiles is the same. I only had a 2040 left that I used on the right side to mount the L profile, that's all. You can use whatever you want here. I don't have a flex, this has more to do with which table you mount it on. watch the other video of my first construction link:
ruclips.net/video/UvWssQOBIgA/видео.html
I was also curious....it looks like your machine is mounted on a table made from extruded aluminum. Do you have any dimensions for your table or plans available. I need to start there...since I do not have a flat surface to start my build. Thank you so much. I am watching your videos again right now. Getting ready to order parts as well. :-)
see link: drive.google.com/file/d/1THokEYkqYUj6VDq2PqjyZ4wKcRgr3Hjq/view?usp=sharing
however, you can make this table however you want or with other materials
Is there a reason for the switch to rails? I am still waiting for a few parts to start my build, and figured it my best worth adapting from the start.
V-wheels are good and can engrave at higher speed, but are less accurate. Linear rails especially have a much greater accuracy when cutting versus v_wheels. these are therefore much more expensive
@@PhilippeRommens thanks for the reply
those 4 wheels controlling z-axis MUST rotate exactly same.. But it may get out of balance in long term.
These are not wheels, but GT2 tooth pulley.
Never had the problem, yes it can happen. eg: due to a broken belt or a piece clamped in between, etc... If it would no longer be correct, you can see this when you engrave eg. Nevertheless, you should regularly check whether the bed is still parallel and manually adjust it if necessary. This can also happen with the Y axis. This is called maintenance of the device
Bom dia, belo trabalho gostei muito pretendo fazer uma igual a do senhor, teria como disponibilizar a lista de material que foi usado para montagem, se for possível, agradeço desde de já parabéns pelo projeto.
Hello Mr. Philippe i hope you are fine. would it be a problem if i use all 6mm of belts and pulleys? - because I couldn't find all the products like in the video. Thank you
No not a problem
@@PhilippeRommens Ok thank you.
Hi again Philippe, could you tell me where i can buy the loose pulley plate?
The best is" bulkman 3d"
bulkman3d.com/product/pl0007/
@@PhilippeRommens Thanks for the information, have a great day
Complimenti per i tuoi video, fatti molto bene. Una domanda vorrei fare: dove posso trovare la " GT2 6mm belt length 2220 mm closed ", oppure bisogna costruirla. Grazie per la tua risposta
www.amazon.com/Transmission-printer-closed-rubber-timing/dp/B08R9XDMV5
Hello, how are you? Excuse me, do you have any guide for the electrical connections of the laser machine?
drivers
Controller
engines
And how do you configure the program with the controller?
see video ruclips.net/video/3Cu8UdUm_3c/видео.html and manual www.furtherfabrication.com/resources/y1200-build-guide-sya8j-cyf8n-96fb9 there you have page 49 to 59 explainig electronics
Is there a reason that you moved from v grove rail in the first build to a linear rail for the y axis? Thanks
Precisie is better
Thank you@@PhilippeRommens, was it noticeable between the two machines? I am having a hard time finding the MGN15H Linear Rail and when I do it is really expensive, so I was hoping the V groove would work as well.
At 37:41 the M5 screws are not in the standard mounting holes (6) for the nema17 mount plate. Did you drill new holes?
Made them 5mm
@@PhilippeRommens Thank you for replying. It is still not clear to me what you mean by “made them 5mm”. It seems to me the holes are 5mm wide for the M5 screws but did you use any template to figure out the location of the new holes? I guess I have to make the printed part sit on the extrusion and then mark where the new holes will be.
@@TheRealDoubleT I just enlarged the slots with a round file
Hi @Philippe Rommens, thanks again for answering. On 55:40 I see a different pulley on the Nema 23. Do you have a link for that pulley. It's the only thing missing I have to buy, all the other parts are on the way already.
@@TheRealDoubleT 30
Hello Mr. Philippe first thanks for this video. I want to ask y axis motors(17HS1-2004S1). I could not find this motor. if I use the same one as the x motors, is it problem? Or which motor would you recommend? Thank you.
You can use a other motor, search for : STEPPERONLINE Nema 17 Bipolar Stepper Motor 59Ncm 2A 42x48mm 4 Wires
Thank you for answer. İs it same x and y axis motors? Or should be different? so x and y axis motors should be 59Ncm? Thank you.
The same for x and y
Just one last question Phillipe, is it possible for the two stepper motors on the Y axis to be wired into the same driver or is it better if they have separate drivers for accuracy?
Thank you for asking that question, because I also have the same doubt.
Yes you can.
@@PhilippeRommensSir may I know how many drivers you fixed in your machine for y motors
depends on whether you use a rotary system or not. otherwise two and with rotary
Thank you for your quick reply
hello sir , thank you for posting this video i found it quite useful , my question however is if i were to increase the size of this machine , what would be drawbacks, and for example let's say i want the machine work area to be 900x600 is it as simple as increasing the linear rails and profiles by 300 and 200 in x,y directions respectively ?
Yes this is correct
@@PhilippeRommens thank you.
Hello Sir, I am in the process of building a CO2 laser cutter following your video guide. However, I am facing a bit of confusion regarding the 3D models. When I open them in the software, I don't see any dimensions. Do I need to recreate the dimensions myself, or can I directly use your 3D models for printing since all the components are the same?
You can print them direct
Exactly matching
Hoeveel heeft de complete bouw van deze laser gekost, heb in het verleden een CNC freesmachine gebouwd maar die werd toch een stuk duurder dan ik in eerste instantie had voorzien.
Dit is ten eerste heel afhankelijk welke stukken je wil gebruiken, goedkoop of kwaliteit. Ook de Wattage van de Lasertube en voeding. Ook waar je de stukken koopt. Bv: is alles nu veel duurder geworden door transport en loonkost enz. Dus niet meer te vergelijken met toen ik mijn stukken kocht. Die van mij was ergens rond de €1400. maar nu ga je zeker niet meer aan deze prijs komen. vb controller kost nu rond de €380 en ik had deze voor € 220 in den tijde. dus succes
@@PhilippeRommens Thanks for sharing.
Hi, this is very interesting thank you. I am drawing a design in Fusion 360 following the video and using the dimensions of your 3D parts. I have a problem with the Z-Axis tensioners, the tensioner pulleys appear to be about 10mm lower than the leadscrew pulleys. The leadscrew pulleys are already sitting on top of the pillow block pulley bearings so there is no downward adjustment possible. In the video everything appears to align correctly. Any ideas appreciated. Thank you.
see this link: i hope it helps: drive.google.com/file/d/1g1GFzJ4p8XRVSyqO0xauOOOujc2NQPfd/view?usp=sharing
everything depends on the type of pulley you use, for example you can use a 6mm belt or a 9mm. I had no problem with installation, I just don't remember whether I used a 6 or 9 belt
Hi sir do you have the build plan file
Hello, I paid and downloaded your parts list and build plans. The sizes in the parts list of the aluminum extrusion needed for the inner frame do not match the sizes of the aluminum extrusion in this video, Please help. For example at the start of this video (0.26 seconds) the on-screen list shows: 2 x 2020 length of 700mm and 2 x 2020 length of 650mm, in your xlms parts list file, the sizes are different! am I missing something? which list should I follow to get a 400x600 working bed?
Hello sir, did you happen to buy the frame and building plans from furtherfabrication? If yes, then you should follow his videos as well. On my video you can see all the sizes I use and the 3D prints are also made by me, for my model. link to my 3 parts:
drive.google.com/file/d/1-aM0NhMfkDFz0nBsl0M0ORXafE1nr4xH/view?usp=sharing
If you follow my video you will see all the exact sizes in the video that I use for each part. So the best thing you do then is watch the video and write down everything I use first and make or order these pieces to that size
@@PhilippeRommens Thanks for the quick reply, yes I got the build plans and parts list from furtherfabrication, but his video is no longer available! so I can't follow it. That's what was confusing me. lol. Tell me are the items in the parts from FF list the same items you used in your build, motors, hardware etc, etc? I have all the 3d printed parts from Google Drive. I want to make the bed bigger by 100mm in width and length, but I'm having great difficulty finding a gt2 timing belt to fit the bed 2500mm, I'm in the Philippines and it is very hard to locate certain things here, and the shipping/delivery charges are killing the build. One last question, did you make a video of the wiring of the electrical components, I'm a British Civil Engineer and electronics is not my forte. Your build is easy to follow and very clear, so no issues there. Thanks again for your help. Dave S
Hello,
Can you show me how to adjust the step for CO2 laser engraving machine using TB6600 driver and DLC32 circuit board. I searched for information online but could not find specific instructions on this issue.
Watch video, dependents witch laser software you use
ruclips.net/video/3oSrnxJrz48/видео.htmlsi=G19qRNfuPdiNp-E_
ruclips.net/video/PipeAxhWbzE/видео.htmlsi=qn10VQNel3z2tMFo
Hello again Mr. Philippe. I hope you are still fine.
GT2 6mm belt length 2220mm closed. It's mean - is its closed length or open length 2220mm?
If it's the closed size, I couldn't find it. Can you help me find it?
Thank you.
nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005004508844809.html
@@PhilippeRommens Thank you
Hello
"I've purchased the machine plan, but I want to make the machine larger with a cutting area of 1100x1100. Do you think there would be any issues?"
No probleme to make it bigger, you have only to change all the profile lenght. Example if you want the X aces 1100 than you have to make them 500mm longer and the Y 700mm longer.
@@PhilippeRommens Have you placed a shaft on both the rear and front of the Y-axis motor? How did you create the rear side
@@tiktoklivelivemusic8110 see video, there or 2 steppermotors no shaft
Approximate costs? Wondering if I can afford to do this or not, ty
the price can vary enormously, everything depends on the pieces, co2 lamp, controller, water cooling, shipping etc.... eg: co2 lamp 80 watts and power supply €650, co2 lamp 40 watts and power supply €150. this model here comes in at a $2250. but you can also make it around €1250
on the tensioner bed part does it use a spring in it?
yes there is a spring, outer diameter 10 mm, 1mm core, length about 3 cm. but you can choose yourself.
Philippe Rommens okay. Thankyou for your information
Excuse me sir, may I ask another question? for the size of the work bed is 600x400? And for the honeycomb laser bed, is the size the same as the work bed?
@@odhie_r The correct size of my honeycomb bed is: 615mm x 540mm. this is the outside size of the bed and then it fits perfectly into the aluminium frame
Do you have the modified 3d design? Could you give it to me to study the construction of the machine?
No design, follow-up video
Sir one last question can I use GT3 pulleys instead
You can use what you want
Thank you Sir
ahoj. Prosim Vas link na eshop alebo ložisko na axis Z. Velmi krasna praca
English please
Can this cut Co2 Laser cut Aluminum 6061? If so at what thickness?
No
@@PhilippeRommens Thanks for the prompt reply. Cheers! 🍷
@@speway you need a different wavelength and way more power, about 10k usd
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How much did it cost?
Prices are verry different, first the country, shipment, tax, than the components you choose. Like power lasertherapie, controller, fan, cooler and manny more. The one a build is 80watt, is between 1270 euro and 1700. Because shipment Costa more. You have calculatie yourself.
is this nema 17 or nema 23 stepper motor
Nema 17, everything explain in video
Hi sir GT2 30 teeth 9mm belt is not available in India. AliExpress is banned here. But 20 teeth 9mm belt pulley and loose pulley are available. Can I use this 20 teeth instead of 30 tooth pulley.
Please help me
Thank you
Yes you can use them, steps configuration for settings in software have to be adjust
Thank you very much! It is really appreciated for that quick reply.
Pls can u make out time to create full material list....like the full cutting list including everything from hardware to software...pls help me and others
all dimensions and tools or explaind in video if you want a list see: www.furtherfabrication.com/resources/y400partslist-glwcg-d27e9 and www.furtherfabrication.com/resources/y400buildguide It is almost the same as my lasercutter
@@PhilippeRommens I tried to buy I could not......if u use PayPal....it will be better......I want to build 4,708 square inches of work area
@@PhilippeRommens pls provide PayPal email.....it will be easy for me to pay....and pls if you can ...consider my build size...thanks
@@minravex9919 i realy dhont have the time to do this, i am sorry. I have to work allot. And my mom is verry sick and i help her now
@@PhilippeRommens so sorry...I degree speedy recovery In Jesus Name Amen..
Hallo welche Profile haben sie verwendet gibt es eine Liste
würde den Laser gerne Nachbauen gibt es eine Teileliste lg
Alle Längen und Arten von Profilen und Stücken sind im Video zu sehen. die allu-profile sind typen 2020 und 2040. das ganze restliche material ist immer in text und erklärung im video was man braucht
Hallo vielen Dank
Gibt es von den Motoren die Platten
Auch einen Link.
Sind das cloudray Komponenten lg
bulkman3d.com/product/pl0008-1/ und viele from cloudray and amazon.de
vslot-poland.com good shop also
@@PhilippeRommens Dankeschön!!!!!
Arbeitsbereich werde ich etwas größer machen 👍
Hello Philippe, maybee you can make a Partlist? Thx in advance!
all parts are described in the video, the sizes are always included. since you can also adjust the size of the device yourself.
@@PhilippeRommens in know, I thought you maybe had a list separately
You can have a list here, its not the same as my laser, but almost the same. www.furtherfabrication.com/resources/y400buildguide
Hallo, Waar haal je u profielen? Ik vind enkel kleine lengtes. Groetjes.
vslot-poland.com/Aluminum-profiles of www.aluxprofiel.nl/ of motedis.be
@@PhilippeRommens Hartelijk dank 😊
@@PhilippeRommens
Can I use gt2 6mm belt for x and y?
Because it is only available in my place!
Aluxprofiel.nl
@@PhilippeRommens
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Я бы трубку на балку поставил
Ben je steeds actief in co2 diy bouw?
Groetjes
Ja, ben juist terug één aan het bouwen. Het volledige binnen systeem toch, dus laser klaar
@@PhilippeRommens je woont niet toevallig in limburg? grapje
ben aan 't overwegen om er ook eentje te bouwen
Ik bouw het volledige binnenwerk met electro en verkoop deze meestal daarna, enkel prijs van de stukken. Geen werk daar ik graag bouw. Opgelet is wel niet meer goedkoop, door transport enz
Can you make the 3d parts as a kit and sell, I may consider buying one kit. I am based in US. Thanks
it's cheaper to download the files and get them from a company near you that can 3D print. to be sent there from Belgium and import tax, this is no longer affordable.
it's cheaper to download the files and get them from a company near you that can 3D print. to be sent there from Belgium and import tax, this is no longer affordable.
55 min. chcem kupit
Please repost this video without music….. PLEASE