CNC Auto tool change, cheap and easy to use !!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Auto tool change for CNC router. Cheap, easy to use. All you need is classic spindle. Reliable, full automatic. No need lubrication. No special maintenance. Suitable for professional and semi professional use.
And I have to say this this is brilliant. If you could streamline this into an easy to install kit at an affordable price, you would be basically a sole provider for a much sought after and highly useful product. I cant think that anyone with a hobby cnc wouldn't want one of these. I know I would and I'm only just starting with a cnc router
I have actually done what your looking for check it out on my channel you can get my e-mail from the about spot on my channel if your interested in knowing more also I will be putting out a new video soon
This has been done by rapidchangeatc
RapidChange Atc has a product with software on this. They are a small company, like Father and Son size.
this has been one of the smartest moves i've seen
good job
Bardzo dobre rozwiazanie. Bedzie zastosowane w moich frezarkach. Zauważylem że należy dać ogranicznik miedzy frezem a tulejką, gdyż bez tego frez może wchodzić głebiej.
masz moze wiecej informacji o tym rozwiazaniu bo tylko dwa filmy sa na youtube a zero jakichs informacji jest to gdzies na jakiejs stronie moze opisane ?
interessting that the spindle has enough torque to tighten that nut
i tought of a system that engages some sort of geared motor / impact driver on the back since the aircooled spindles have a shaft that goes trough
just had the same idea today, really cleaver way of doing it. Great work kudos
most brilliant way, thank you so much for sharing this with us ❤
Brilliant! Simple design and yet so effective! Did you ever measure with a torque wrench the Nm by reopening it manually?
RapidChange ATC has very similar design. A small father-and-son operation is selling this as a product with supporting software.
Had this idea a couple of year ago for my PCB-mill, always assumed the torque would be to low. There's something similar, more refined called Rapidchange. He seems to be using the inertia of the motor spinning to up the tightening torque. The rest seems about the same. I will probably do something similar for my PrintNC. Thanks for the vid, great work.
Keep in mind, Rapidchange did not exist when this video was uploaded...;). Still, they seem to want to patent it. Not sure how they can do that when there's prior art out there. Unless it's their retention mechanism only as they mentioned he had to figure out a different way than "just" using a hex seat like here.
How are you getting enough torque on the collet so the endmill doesn't pull itself out?
From the looks of it. The cuts he's taking are so extremely light, it's probably not putting much force on the tool.
Shhh... let him think he is an engineer
I’m sure he quickly found out cutting anything thicker and the bit will pull right out. I got a video on my channel cutting 1/4” polycarbonate and it pulled right out after making some tiny holes. Thought I had it torqued down enough.
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@@BryanHoward hope he found it out not on 24k rpm... would be sad
Regardless, anyone that has written gcode and the mechanical to do stuff like this knows how challenging it is. Congrats on getting it this far. Stepping up to an ATC will be easy.
Nice job! but I am curious as to why you haven't taken this further..?? I just put out a video using a similar principle and just found your video so I'm curious thanks
Как сказал михаил трафимович калашников. все гениальное просто. сделать сложно лего сделать легко сложно.
Отличный вариант огромное спасибо.
хуйня полная этот вариант.
Nice! I will try an iteration. Looks quite promising. An affordable alternative. Spindle does the work in forward and reverse. Now I have to upgrade my grbl controller. Maybe someone has figured this out for grbl as well.
Fluidnc can and also if you can write the gcode, you can run that without a tool change command option.
@@bukunmioyedapo45 sweet! Like a macro... yes, of course! Thanks for the tip.
Hello friend, that tool change system works for a CNC workbee 1515 xpro v5
I need one!
Thanks fo a nice video.
Very great job!!😊
Thank you very much for showing your ATC.
It is a fantastic idea.
How do you get the Probe to run after the Change?
Thanks for sharing.
It is a basic gcode edit. You can find many tutorials online
Do you have more info from the mechanics. Like how does the collet fit by itself in the spring loaded holder? Would be nice if you can show a bit more😊
RapidChange ATC look them up
Yes, I love it
Great ❤.. what is this things that have springs and screw or unscrew the spindle
What program are you using on your CNC Router? your job is very nice 👍👍👍.
Hello really very interesting and it seems to work very well is it possible to have the plans dxf and or solidwoks and the code for mach3 please thank you very much
👍👍👍👍👍
Hi Cirila, i discovered this evening your atc video..very interesting...does it work under GRBL and how do you know if spindle 's is closed ?
thank's a lot
philip
This is really cool! Is that spring loaded? How does it work?
I could be wrong on this but the springs are to help with thread engagement. The spring pushes the collet into the spindle and sorta sucks it in. This can (probably) help against stripped threads.
it very very creazy !!!
good good good ..en francais/quebecois : c'est vraiment calicement malade ton asti de truc de fou !
Easy and very useful.
Does it works if I don't have reverse spindle?
Love it
Brilliant!
This is really slick. How do you ensure the end mills stay in the endmills? Do you only use endmills with of the larger diameter with a tight fit in the collet? For instance 6mm shaft on a 5-6 collet.
I use all kinds of endmills, from 1mm in up. End collet from 1mm in up. Even tools for engraving .... Never had any serius problems.
@@cirilazenko3212 How does it work?
Bigger ones are heavier and will slip out from collets
This looks interesting and a cheap way to change tools. How reliable is it? What happens when the tool gets stuck when trying to release it?
RapidChange ATC look them up
top sua troca automatica de fresa MAGAZINE
Hola tiene a la venta su proyecto?
Hey, maby u use linuxcnc ?
Hi i love the work is there a way we could replicate this ? I would love to install one on my machine!
Can you tell me how you control the indexing of the collet nut?
No
Ste pripravljeni izdelati set za prodajo ?
can you please send me the dxf for your assembley i want to try your idea
bel sistema ai la possibilita di mettere i file per la costruzione per un futuro?saluti sarebbe bello vedere altri video
Hello, could you give me more information regarding the tool change please?
Are making plans avaliable
a geniale ou je peut trouver ce systeme de changement outil ?
How did you make that
Cool!
how can i get that
Can you please send me the 3d drawing if you do t mind? This is really nice one for my hobby CNC work.
Was anyone successful in getting in touch with the guy ? I tried emailing him a couple of times on the email he posted here but never got a reply
Hi can you share files to do it please and instructions for cncjs or the software you use
Send me mail. bojan.dolgan@siol.net
Are you using a basic vfd and spindle?
yes.
Genius system. Any more update videos coming up?
RapidChange ATC look them up
Amigo voce teria algum desenho com as medidas ?
como que foi feito esse suporte ?
HI! Very cool idea! Can you share files and code to do it please ?!
fantastic, exactly what i had in mind, Cirila, do you have any drawing as i would like to add this to my CNC?
is this publicly available?
How do you ensure it doesn't cross thread?
I think the system must be calibrated to be exactly perpendicular to the spindle
Amazing, Please share the Post Processor file
Can you share new video, and what is your cnc controller?
What in the particular do you want to see ? Mach 3 and most common board connected by parallel port with computer.
please can you help me my system dsp a11
i hope you do that thank you
Nice project, it's a non ATC spindle?
No, this is normal 1,2 KW spindle
Yes
How did you make this?
Hi , It is look wery easy but i lost a lotof time and make many experiments.....
what is your controller? how did you code it?
Mach 3.
You have to made macro for more in formation you can send me mail: bojan .dolgan@siol.net
Sory: bojan.dolgan@siol.net
Wow really cool. Can you share code to do it ?
No
Good evening. Where can I see the details of your invention? A very interesting option and I would like to repeat it!
take my money
I do not understand how you ensure the collet is properly tightened 🤯
It dipends on speed of spindle in the specific operation. You can determinate very acuratly.
Please share more infos
What kind of information do you wont ?
Can you post the code used to get it to work?
Send me mail. bojan.dolgan@siol.net
Hello, thank you for your efforts, can you send me the code please?
It is brillant !!
You are going to need a how to video
hello $ plans and script tankyou
эта штука не работает. цанга всегда должна быть больше по диаметру, чем фреза. фреза не удержится в цанге, нужен упор. и момента шпинделя недостаточен для затяжки гайки. момент у шпинделя от 0,3 до 3 Нм, а момент затяжки гайки er20 75Нм.
Teach me!
Hi. What kind of information you wont ?
A brilliant idea !!! Congratulations.
I would like to implement the system in my CNC.
Would it be possible for you to send me the mechanical plans and the g-code of the project for the macro by mail? I work on Mach3.
Do you need any financial contribution for this matter?
Thank you so much.😊
Don't know how to fix the right torque.
What's the point of this video if there is zero information about this?
hello $ plans and script 😎
Hi could you please send me mail: bojan.dolgan@siol.net
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The spindle rotation is very large. Someday he won't get to the beginning of the carving and will have a bite.
hello, i'm a person who watched your project "ATC cheap spindle" on youtube, i live in vietnam i am very impressed with what you have created, can you share with me the G-code that do you use it to operate, it will help with my difficulties and i sent you an email. Once again I would like to thank you for your dedication to the CNC community.