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Building a large CNC machine in my garage - Inventibles XCarve - @Barnacules
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- Did you know I've made over 800+ other videos on RUclips? Hit that SUBSCRIBE button and watch another Barnacules Nerdgasm video right after this one! 🍿 Assembling and testing the X-CARVE CNC machine from Inventables. This machine is a 3 axis CNC capable of cutting wood, metal, plastic, cardboard, etc. It's a very capable machine with a 1x1 meter build volume.
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▼ Time Indexes ▼
1:03 - Unboxing Parts
1:17 - Bubble Wrap Attack
2:33 - The First Innuendo (@Xaqaria)
3:02 - Timelapse of sorting components
4:39 - Assembly of Z-Axis Carriage
6:16 - Xander visits the Nerd Cave (Hilarious!)
7:00 - Assembling Y Plates
8:46 - Assembling Y Axis
9:02 - Y-Axis Completed
10:46 - Running cables
12:04 - Installing Spindle Motor w/ Wiring
12:33 - Assembling waste board (Foundation)
14:05 - Leisure Suit Larry Joke... (MetalJesusRocks)
14:32 - Cable Threading #TechTip
15:51 - Assembling Power Supply
16:51 - Delicate Soldering
18:16 - Wiring Arduino Board
21:43 - Starting up machine for first time
22:51 - Trouble shooting under power problem
24:14 - Installing first cutting bit
24:56 - Cutting my sons name into scrap plywood
27:23 - Staining the plywood
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This was one of the hardest videos I've ever edited, I hope you guys enjoy it!
yes. yes my good sir
+Barnacules Nerdgasm Great video as normal Jerry! Keep it up sir :)!
+Barnacules Nerdgasm I am so happy when you post videos. Look forward to every one of them. Thumbs up!
+Barnacules Nerdgasm quite possibly you're most well produced video jerry :) honesty dude, never stop being you! \m/
I did! Thx man 👍🏼
You know, now you have several different 3D printers and a CNC machine that can perhaps even do thin aluminium. I'm thinking that you can probably create some custom PC cases specially ITX cases and such, I'd love to see that
+dimitriid How about phone cases?
It would be cool to have a custom Baracules PC case.
I actually just got an X-Carve 2 weeks ago and i wish this video was up when I was building it. I do have some advice for those who are getting one and building it, do NOT use a drill on the self tapping screws, they are painful to put in but I nearly stripped the screw while using the drill, just put the screws in and tap them before trying to attach the beams to anything else, makes it a lot easier. I also ended up using a nerf dart to feed the wires through as well as a wire nut, made it very easy. The terminal blocks and wiring for the limit switches sucked and actually had to solder the wired directly to the pins on the arduino. Also make sure you turn the power up on all of the stepper motors to about half if you have the NEMA 23 motors. I also took all of the ground wires and soldered them to an extra piece of hookup wire and screwed that in the terminal block. I agree with barnacules, Radioshack would have been amazing to go to. I highly recommend the upgraded spindle and the collet adapter but it is loud to the point where i have to wear protection to be near it when the shop vac is running too. Huge note for the X-carve: it does not come with extra screws or nuts for some reason, i suggest you order a few extra screws just in case. The wasteboard is expensive but it is worth it, a convenience tax if you will. I think that's everything, I recommend having a jig saw and some sort of sander and files as well. Keep up the good videos Barnacules, can't wait to see more videos using the cnc!
I was just getting back into coding and computer setups, when i found some of your videos and saw the 3d printer ones and then this one today.. I like seeing what it takes to actually build the cnc machine(it looks like a lot of work, but I enjoy being able to build my tools or other things).....Really enjoy your videos that show that a nerd can actually do more than just fix your computer....
I just added time indexes to the video description for those of you that don't have time to watch the whole video or just want to jump back to certain parts. Let me know if you enjoy me doing this and I will add it to more long videos in the future.
+Barnacules Nerdgasm This was a great video. Building stuff like this is always interesting to me! Keep up the good work.
+Matthew Magee I think you've actually convinced me to buy this. I've wanted a CNC machine for awhile, and i've built a couple of 3D printers before so I don't think this would be too complicated to build. Any more builds like this in the works?
+Barnacules Nerdgasm I found it was well put together! I like Diy stuff. Better than some of the stuff I might find on TV. God bless!
+Barnacules Nerdgasm Mesopotamia(Ok, Chrome is officially complete out of wack. HOW does Time stamps become THAT word?) are quite usefully in videos. Makes it easier (convenient really) to re-watch certain parts.
+Barnacules Nerdgasm Thanks i now have to spend money on buying one of these! Curse you Barnacules! The wife is going to kill me! Save my marriage with a give away!? Worth a try! Nice vid though, have bookmarked for reference!
This video is missing some million views!
Now I want to assemble one for myself.
I love such assembling processes!
I watched the whole thing. I ate popcorn, too. Barnacules said to get my popcorn ready, so I did. I even licked all the salty butter off the sides of the bag after I was done.
Xander is so silly, he always puts a smile on my face!
I have worked on a smaller version, a similar type but it cuts metal. With this machine we mostly made nametags for business and privates.
And yeah, it's cool to see the process of making a machine like this. :)
Xander is the best! Always makes me smile
Ryan Baker
Xander makes more sense than a lot of RUclips content creators, seriously I'm not kidding.
When Xander said trading poop I just lost it! That kid is hilarious.
Hey Jerry, in case you didn't know they make attachments for a dust boot and a clamp that will hold the vacuum so your not sucking the dust up manually. The dust boot will make a big difference over time keeping the area where the X-carve is clean.
Thumbs up for bubble wrap montage, RIP Radio Shack and long form videos with jump notes
Great video! I think the moment after I finished building my own X-Carve and getting a successful cut, I started planning the great re-wiring project. :) I have the small X-Carve, and I started building a control box and patch cable to make the machine easier to move and transport.
These things are sick. My old man wants. He loves wood working.
For wood, I would recommend a downcut bit. It leaves perfect cuts. Can't wait to see what you do with it! Great video.
+Dustin Penner Downcut bit eh? I'll have to investigate this.
Wow now I want an x-carve CNC machine it looks amazing.
You have got to do a video on the make up of your studio... You know components, hookups, where you got them etc. Every time I see your studio I have a NERDGAGASM!!!
Xander is the greatest kid I've ever seen. He's so funny!
My Son Is into 3D Printing and CNC Machines. We both love your channel! Were currently trying to save up to get a Xcarve Machine! Great Video!!
Probably the best X-carve setup video ever! Thanks Barnacules :D
The new opening scenes are sick
Screw a board on top of the waist material it came with, get decent quality stuff then use the router to machine it down. Then use 4 or more screws to hold your material down. You can also try putting tabs on it so it won't hit the router bit. Good luck on your CNC endeavors!
I was in Egypt last October.... Raaildo shack still lives!!!
For the joint ground, I usually grab a spare pice of wire and solder the ends to it for a cleaner look. A little shrink tube or electrical tape and bam. I use to bug cars for electrical testing at the local Jr. college. By far the most fun I've ever had working.
We expect Barnacules timelapses! Great job Jerry!
IM SO EXCITED FOR YOU! I just bought one a few weeks ago! You should put together all of your skills and machine casted aluminum that you casted from a 3D printed mold!! Now that would be TOOO COOOL!
Xander is the greatest thing to ever happen to RUclips 😂😂
This is an amazing! You've been setting a new level recently, what with the foundry building video, battery power tools and I've even had a go on the text shooter. fair play sir, thanks for great content. :-)
+Dave Robinson You're very welcome! Thank you for watching.
+Barnacules Nerdgasm Thank you for the reply. You produce some funny tech content and I hope you can do it for as long as you enjoy it. 😀
can't wait to watch this once I'm home from work. just built my shapeoko 3 last night
love how barnacules makes Gregg do everything haha
This is why we should be friends. I LOVED putting my machine together and did it in a single night.
+Dustin Penner Wow, you did it in a single night. I'm legitimately impressed dude.
+Dustin Penner Yeah the assembly takes a while but it is a lot of fun. I put mine together in a single afternoon and evening. The hardest part for me was that I bought only the kit I needed so I had to make my own waste board and I also supplied all my own electronics and wiring so my x-carve has much larger stepper motors and is running with Mach3 and a parallel port controller. Eventually I will buy a smooth-stepper for it. Also plan to design and have made, a laser cut 1/2" thick steel table for it. Then it should be ready for even harder materials. I kinda wish Inventables had beefed up the design a bit more in some areas as I can see some parts being more prone to failure when being used heavily. For light duty tasks it seems good though.
Zander is adorable I couldn't stop laughing after his monologue.
More x-carve videos! What an awesome tool!
Glad to see a video other than a conference! Sweet build.
The Xander part of the video was the best part! Loving the machine though too!
Video Level = Super Cool
Add Xander = Epically Cool
Awesome! I got so many stages, extruded aluminium, and steppers at work I might make one for myself
These are my favorite kind of videos you make. Don't get me wrong, I ENJOY all your videos, but these are my FAV!
i watched the whole thing and i thought it was really cool. Your one of the best guys on youtube
When Xander had his monologue, my only thought was "like father, like son". :)
+1 for supporting your son like this :)
Very cool build, I built an MPCNC myself. Thanks for this post!
I've used needle nosed pliers to crimp those little connectors as well, and while it's completely doable it really does take time and practice
Jerry, 3D print a shroud for the spindle and attach a shop vac to it so the machine (mostly) cleans up after itself.
can't wait for more CNC projects!
Loving the new intro.
Great video...loved the "little helper" interruption.
Holy baby jesus ! THAT WAS THE BEST ! Love your work Jerry ! Keep it up !!!
Just wanted to say your the shit, and I love your random projects and good humor! Right up my alley my good sir! Good day!
One of my favorite video's Jerry. Thanks for the content
I am really loving these video projects that you do. I learn a ton from you Jerry.
can't wait to see what you will make with this.
Great vid! I would say anyone that can put together an RC car could build one of these, it's tedious but not conceptually difficult. Can't wait to see what you make with it, and the "Nerd Cave" is looking good too.
More builds with this please!! Amazing!
Great vid. Pro tip while working with wood. Stain it before to get a clean inside. Also if you put masking painters tape on the wood it will keep it from splintering. Some types of wood might have issues with that.
This is why I love your channel, Jerry... unique and interesting projects that are COOL (::: Love it and can't wait for you to showcase your creations!! *thumbsup* !!
i love the new intro jerry, simple yet to the point. keep it up.
I've seen a few X-Carve assembly videos recently, this is my favorite. Considering how solid and well put together the machine seems when it's done, it does seem to fall short in the quality when you get to the controller/power board. Thanks for the video.
+Terry Burns-Dyson Agreed, everything else except the wiring is top notch and rock stable.
+Barnacules Nerdgasm Thats the same TimmyTech was saying =)
Hey +Barnacules Nerdgasm ! I used that technique once to get ready for HIN 2015 at Chicago by taking a length of wire I had laying around, tying a knot at the end, and put a few washers on it and fishing up a wire up through my front bumper. Worked like a charm!
Also, I'm drinking what Zack was drinking at dinner ;) (23:33) Haha Cheers guys!
I miss the old RadioShack but I'm fortunate enough to have a Microcenter close by and they have lots of components and tools in stock which is awesome.
Hello mr Barnacules, that was SOO COOL; I've worked in many jobs with electronic assembly machines and cutting rubber with machine like that. And i am a big nerd like you and would love that in my house, but i don't think it would go down very well in my house. all the best mate TC
Crimping tools can be purchased from the electronics store or even your local home depot in the tools department. ALSO, just pliers will work. A crimper is just a fancy pair of pliers that bends the pins a certain way
Man you are lucky to have an X-carve @BarnaculesNerdgasm . I congratulate you for it + this upload is awesome IMO.
Seriously? We just received our X-CARVE literally yesterday. lol, what are the chances. Now I have a tutorial to follow along with when I put ours together! Thank you! :-)
Love the new intro
just feels so barnacules
I saw this on another video, and it rocks - I definitely want one. Maybe for Christmas?
Thanks Barnacules, i really enjoyed this video. That is one seriously cool bit of kit you have there.
When I saw your Video in my inbox I said to myself: "You should better not watch this or your bank account will not like this" but I watched it anyways because you're a cool dude and I think I was right with my first thought. This thing is just too freaking cool.
I think you did a great job Jerry. One hell of an editing job you did with this one! I bet it took a lot of time.
@Barnacules Nerdgasm I would like to note that WD-40 is NOT lubricant. It's a moisture and rust repelling agent. Use machining oil for tapping/drilling and apply lithium grease (generally white or grey) to moving parts. I can almost guarantee you will save save yourself troubleshooting and repair time if you do.
Haha Give that kid his own channel :) Awesome cant wait till my Sons that age, he's 5 atm and loves to mimic me and or tell everyone about the projects im working on in his own way....often sounds way cooler then what is really going on though lol
That new intro is awesome! Great work
Wow, Xander grew up some, since last I saw him in one of your vids!
Microsoft edge has built in annotation, so yes, you can mark off the steps as you do them. I do it all the time working on my engineering homework!
My GAWD, new intro!
Glad i'm not the only person who goes all halo on an unboxing :p
Alessandro Volta invented wiring. :D cheers. P.S. Nerdgasm you are awesome! God bless.
I miss Radio Shack to my friend . I used to work for M&R and we built large format screen printers . If you did this every day it would be a breeze . We have been using cnc routers like this for twenty years .
OMG ITS SO BIG! I thought it would be as big as a 3D printer
Holy sheet, that is incredible! You guys are really really talented! This is the first video of you I've seen and you just earned yourself a subscriber my friend! Pure talent and thanks for the tip about the screws!
I love watching your videos because I know some of the money make goes to that awesome little boy of yours! Keep up the great work!
Always so many new things in the background Barnacules make more videos
Great vid as always Jerry.. If you ever shoot more production work on this machine, I would like to see it run at normal speed with sound. Thanks for your time man!
that looked like a lot of hard work. well done.
Now you need to make a robot death army with your forge, 3D printers, and mill.
New intro seems more mature. I like it.
I could listen to the timelapse music all day...
ive been dying to get one of these. Please cover more xcarve stuff!!
jerry your son is so cute I loved him. You are a lucky father and nice video btw!
+victor urlov Thanks Victor, he is amazing!
Man your maker space looks great! Do a tour video soon!
Im loving these new videos's the projects were always and continue to be the highlights
Love seeing the video uploads Jerry keep em coming! Thanks!
The only thing I would add is heat shrink and ferrules. I have to have things look pretty... But I definitely want one of these.
fun facts ,good comedy and learning. this video is great. i say again jerry you are back baby.
bubble wrap is the greatest
You should 3D print a mount that holds the vacuum nozzle right by the drill bit so you don't have to get rid of the saw dust manually and so you could leave it while it carves :)
getting into arduino lately, I might try to make my own DIY CNC machine next year, just for fun :) this vid helps a lot with understanding the basics inside a simple 3 axis cnc, thanks a lot :D
Could have Copy & Pasted it into Google Keep (To Do Lists). But awesome of a Build! Xander is the cutest!