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How I built a 3D printed CNC - inspired by WorkBee
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- Опубликовано: 6 янв 2021
- My 3D printed cnc works great! Can precisely cut foam, wood, plastic or aluminum to depths greater than 200mm! I made it inspired by the "WorkBee CNC", but the pieces have been modified to make them suitable for 3D printing. I still have to do several experiments with aluminum, maybe I will make a tank for cooling the piece. This video has no sponsored components, all the parts I used I bought them myself.
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Aluminium profile: openbuildspart...
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working with dad on a cool project is priceless!
The music, the editing, the engineering, the rendering, the resourcefulness. Thanks man, you're a perfectionist, we share the same world, your videos are amazing, you'll go far.
Thank you very much 😊
Nice!! I also did a cnc using 3d-printed parts with similar size but different approach with linear guides. I also used the same spindle from parkside, very good price!! After a while I changed to a makita (710w) and it made a huge difference!!! More power and larger collet. I’m sure your machine would bennift from that as well. It’s a great looking cnc but I think it can be even better!!
Thank you. Very interesting. It will mean that I will try the makita.
You did a fantastic Job by providing all necessary documentation. That is called as Real Demonstration. Wish You luck for your channel and work. Thanks
Great! I’ve done the same with openbuilds design that are available for free online. I can say that PLA is working great , and even I am working the CNC with nema 17 is strong and accurate .
The catch in these type of constructions is to calculate the amount of components correctly, otherwise it can cost A LOT... been there...
Great effort!
Thank you so much for showing this and you know the best part for me?? The co=operation between you both, that's the best thing
Well looks like i need to 3d print a lathe first.
Lol jokes aside, great work!
Are you going to release a dedicated parts list for this build? Thats the main thing holding me back right now. Also, how long where your extrusions? 1meter C gantry and 1.5meter for X axis?
Awesome.! Projects with dada last a lifetime. That's the warranty.!
amazing video and machine result
Congratulations great work muy especial te quedo
That's a great build, much better than my MPCNC!
well done. Hi from Iceland 🇮🇸
Awesome project and réalisation. Well done mate and Thanks for sharing
Masterpiece !! Congratulations !!
Te quedó genial la CNC. Felicidades! Me fabriqué varias cnc, mas sus modificaciones correspondientes de mejora, y sé el trabajo que tiene el diseño, desarrollo y construcción. Te la has currado bastante, desde el video en sí, a la construcción de la maquina. Mis 10!
¡Muchas gracias!
Great project - Dads are awesome 😍
Looking forward to the next video!
both gantry and spindle looks very ligth! No need for 23 nema
good modeling
That thing is roBUSTY. You 100% just convinced me I need to make my own
That is very cool! Nicely done!
i also need the stl files if you can kindly share or let us know where to get them please
I'm working on it, stay tuned.
@Lorenzo Battistino
Hello, I have downloaded the files from patreon. The Z axis carriage does not have the correct holes for the eccentric parts. Could you tell me how you have assembled everything if the holes are not with the proper diameter. The problem is in the eccentric screws and nuts that are responsible for adjusting the wheels with bearings against the aluminum profile.
Great video! I’m interested in a build guide and files. Are they available?
Hi , congratz for your Project. Can I suggest changing the Y-Axis motors from the front to the rear, besides being unsightly it's not so functional, 5 years ago I made a machine in MDF that had this design, it was horrible to have the motors where we positioned ourselves with the body to access the machine. Greetings from Portugal.
NO WORDS! I received a quotation for one CNC and It's expensive! Thanks! I will keep this to do it in the future!
I've got a MPCNC, but I'd love to build this, can't wait to see how this evolves into aluminum +1 subscriber.
Nice project, great video skills too! Now that you can cut aluminum will you replace the 3D printed parts? Or is it not accurate enough due to all the plastic parts?
Nice bro..good job...waiting next video for the review...
hello thank you so much for sharing something as beautiful as this to make our own cnc woorkbee :D !!!! I'm sorry I'm very excited about the project and I'm about to buy the profiles, compare 150mm x 150mm profiles, I would like to know if they are v-slot or t-slot profiles and could you tell me more, fewer screws and of what size, thank you very much :D!!!! really what a beautiful project.
que vaina tan linda ese proyecto yo quiero una así tiene las medidas y el tamaño ideal para mis proyectos de corte en mdf y medecolor estoy pensando en comprarme una bulk man pero al ver la tuya me pone a pensar que compro esta super espectacular
Great project, and within my price range. Thank you. I'd love to get your design files, but I can't seem to get past a giant moving arrow in the upper left of the page that is apparently supposed to point toward an 'Allow' button which doesn't exist. I've tried both links. Win 10, MS Edge (Chromium based). Allowing ads does not fix the problem.
don't use adblock.
open the link and wait a few seconds, then click on "next" at the top right. If it doesn't go with the first link, use the second one. Don't allow anything.
Maaan! Congrats for the work and the effort you've put with the video. I HOPE some day I will be able to make one of this! Would you think to make a set of plans to build it??
Thank you very much. I think I will make the download of the 3D files available.
awesome video mate! Nicely done and enjoyed the beginning shots showing the capabilities of the machine. Just curious why you choose to print the parts in PLA?
I tried with ABS but I couldn't print such large pieces well...
Absolutely brilliant! Im looking forward to build one and your video was the most complete I could find! I´ll get into it next week! Thanks a lot! Yours animations are incredible, what software did you use?
Hi! Thank you! I used cinema 4D for the animation.
Thank you for the video! I'm starting to build one too. The link for the files seems to to be blocked now?
I'm able to download the files now, maybe it's fixed?
everything works!
@@lorenzobattistino3430 thank you! I’m just working on the electrical part now, but should be finished soon!
very nice,thanks.
hey man, great project, do you think if i purchase your plans i could make it work with linear rails instead of wheels?
Awesome design Lorenzo. I have a question, did you use that 5mm Bore Eccentric Spacer Nuts anywhere in the project ? Or just printed Eccentric spacers ?
What is the minimum size of the printable area? My printer is an Ender 3.
this machine is sooo sick
will you mind sharing your build plans
i would like to make one
link in description
Fantastic build, have you got a list of parts that you can post?
Hey. you use 4 stepper motor, each one working with 4amph. but you have 10amph power supply. is it working or is it enough?
Hi! the drivers are set to 3 Ampere of power (if I remember correctly). The cnc has no problem, I never lost steps ... in any case, installing an additional power supply is always done in time. However, setting the hardware at maximum power with such a weak structure does not help much.
Hi, which is size of alluminium profiles? Thanks.
hi, 80x40 mm ! openbuildspartstore.com/c-beam-linear-rail/
Congrats. Looks awesome. Where did you get the 3d printed files? Is that an LED light around the cutting head? Cool
thanks for reporting, I have updated the link
станок не стоит затраченных на него как денег, так и сил. Аналогичными средствами можно было собрать более крепкую и точную модель, немного дороже конечно
Awesome work! Would you mind telling us roughly how much does it cost? Not considering 3d printed parts and your design/build time
thanks! the cost is around € 400
Just downloaded your 3d files, any chance you have a parts list somewhere?
hallo ... great work lorenzo and I try to make it.... I have to print the files, and for "W_Z-Plate" and " long eccentric" spacer it does not fit or some update???...thanks for sharing....
i have same issue, I have checked the 3d full assembled file, and there is the same problem, the long eccentric does not fit the W_Z-Plate... did you fix it ? @azalaka 22
@@MikeJones-wq4qv yes... I try but not yet to assamble all...
hello do you give step file of this project if buy this in patron
So I got it working! I have 2 questions if you or someone else can answer. The stepper motors seem to get pretty hot, is that normal? They have plenty of airflow, is current to suppose to be flowing in it all the time? My other question(s) is when it starts to move it makes a loud annoying creak noise as if it need lubricant. Not sure if you've had the same issue?
The Heat Is not normal... Try to change the setting of the driver and reduce the ampere. The machine make some noise but Is normal....
@@lorenzobattistino3430 I’ll try that. Thank you!
thanks so much for file stl from u i want to ask u it can cutting aluminium u can make video from this :)
Are there any designs for a Makita router mount? Also, is there a reason why you mounted the Y Axis stepper motors in the front instead of the back?
I've designed the Dremel support like my parkside Dremel... The Makita support is much more used than my, probably is already designed by someone.. have u try to search Online a 3d model? On thinginverse site digit "Makita support"...
For the second answer: the reason is for use short cable and reduce the interference ... But you can reverse the installation if you don't use Arduino as board controller. Arduino have many interference.
@@lorenzobattistino3430 Thank you Lorenzo. I have not looked but I will definitely take a look around the internet. If I can't find anything then I will most likely design my own. And thank you for explaining your stepper motor orientation. I didn't think that there was a difference but I wanted to check with you. I'm currently using a Blackbox GRBL controller on my MPCNC which I would move over to this if I decide to build it so there shouldn't be any interference issues.
I love the design but it really would be helpful if you could provide a bill of materials used. IE quantities, sizes etc. Thanks!
Thanks. In the link in description you can download the 3d of the entire structure with all the pieces .... making the BOM is an unjustified job for an open source project like this.
Im curious how has this held up at this point? Is everything still straight on the Z and X axis? Thanks
It resisted everything, a few months ago they managed to mill mdf wood and I replaced some 3D printed pieces. Next step, replace everything with aluminum.
Muy buen trabajo 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻
Hello, Mr. Lorenzo, can you tell me the numbers of the stepper motors you used?
Hi 4 motors
What is the printing surface area?
Hi. I tried downloading the 3D but it is not possible. Could you check the link. I get swamped by ads and I never get to a download page. :( already tried 20 times.
thanks for reporting, I have updated the link
the "$400" in parts bit seems a bit misleading, maybe $400 in the construction, but those electronic, Mach 3 license and the mini pc combined would blow the $400 away quickly
you have to stock up in the right places! :)
Ciao Lorenzo! Complimenti per tutto il tuo progetto. Con qualche piccola modifica ho ricreato la cnc acquistando profili e barre filettate su openbuilds e i nut block da amazon. Come hai risolto il problema del piccolo gioco che si crea considerando che la barra filettata è da 7,8 mm e il dado è da 8 mm? Ho provato a cercare ma non trovo nut block adatti alla struttura con diametro 7,8 mm.. ciao e grazie per il supporto!
Ciao! grande! il gioco c'è ma sulla mia build non particolarmente! mandami le foto della tua cnc sono curioso!
What's the total part cost?
when I click on the download 3d files I get an internet scam site, on both links. where can i get these files
thanks for reporting, I have updated the link
Nice.
Howdy. Very nice project. But i can't get some parts printed with my ender3 pro. The bed is too small ex. N_Spalla_LH is too big for the bed. How did you get the parts fitted on the bed.. Thanks in advance
In cura setting you must modify the bed dimension. At the moment I don't remember the number.... Set the dimension to large possible.
@@lorenzobattistino3430 thank you.
Try disable the skirt option, this will allow you to print to the maximum size. Means, print directly without any skirt, brim or bed.
Is there another way to download the files? Both of the included links are blocked by my virus software.
thanks for reporting, I have updated the link
hello friend
Hello I can’t download your file ? Why ? Thanks
thanks for reporting, I have updated the link
Hello, really good job! What is the final cost of this cnc?
400€ approximately
Is that homebrew in the background?
Yes
@@lorenzobattistino3430 fucking love it! I brew Coopers kits, and do open source CNC. The future shines brightly on us.
Ciao Lorenzo
Grandissimo lavoro veramente , aspetto con piacere i file STL così da replicarla
Ciao, grazie mille! ci sto lavorando!
@@lorenzobattistino3430 Potresti dirmi per favore se a ancora in piedi la CNC ? ...oppure hai dovuto sostituire i pezzi stampati in 3D
Cioe vorrei capire se ne vale la pena stamparli oppure acquistare le placche che vendono loro gia fatte.
Grazie tante
p.s. e un peccato che no fai piu dei video, hai molto talento e secondo me arriveresti lontano con il canale.
@@MrDenisJoshua ciao caro, diciamo che non la uso tutti i giorni la CNC... Ma è ancora lì funzionate... Sicuramente è più comodo, veloce e resistente usare le piastre in ferro che vendono. La scelta è soggettiva
@@lorenzobattistino3430 Grazie tante
You and your daddy are awesome
How much infill for the printing parts?
There is info in the video.
What is the tolerance and accuracy like?
I don't know ... it's an extra low cost project. We are satisfied
How big is the work surface?
it says in the video!
Hi can you sher files for printing part?
I'm working on it, stay tuned.
Inspirado en una workbee eso es una workbee amigo más creatividad. 😂😂😂😂😂
Shema?
Hello have you gave up on this project now ??
a few months ago they managed to mill mdf wood and I replaced some 3D printed pieces. Next step, replace everything with aluminum.
😯😮😲😳🤯
Hanzhen hramonic drive gear , robot joint , speed reducer, over 30 years experience
Marre de ces personnes qui souhaitent toujours tout monnayer et rentabiliser. Vous voulez imprimer une CNC : Tournez-vous vers des sites qui proposent une vrai communauté !
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et vous étiez où les italiens pour les 2 derniers mondiaux ??? @@lorenzobattistino3430
brand filament used??? :)
Hi! this amzn.to/3uNMB1B
Surprise
bel progetto peccato che non faccia ad acquistarlo..uno si deve abbonare per averlo?... mi sembri giovane per avere quelle mani da professionista tornitore
Il tornitore è mio padre. Le regole le faccio io e non tu.
@@lorenzobattistino3430 e chi sta dettando regole? La mia è una affermazione... Menziona almeno tuo padre per correttezza ,la CNC l ha fatta lui 😄