MIB Episode 3: Setting up rotary attachment with 50W eBay laser. Detailed Instructions
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In today's Made In Basement I will show you how to configure and connect rotary attachment that came with your 50W eBay laser machine (a.k.a. Blue and White 50W Chinese laser, a.k.a. SH-G350).
I will also explain in great detail how you can figure out settings for just about any type of rotary attachment and any kind of Ruida based laser machines.
Finally I will introduce "Pi Burn", custom rotary attachment that I've been working on for the past year.
More coming soon on: www.piburn.info
Timeline:
02:00 Theory (How It Works)
05:41 Setup
09:53 Testing
Link to Ruida Firmware (ONLY for RDC644XG Controllers) version 8.00.53:
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Your Camera setup is awesome, love the moving gimbal
Thanks! :)
Great video!! Super helpful and entraining. I am going through setting up mine now.
Thank you!!! I couldnt find the settings for this rotary anywhere!!!
thank you so much
excellent! you are a gifted teacher
Thanks a lot! :)
Nice video, very informative. Thanks.
Thanks! :)
cool....
Hello genious... i didnt get the equation exactly ,, do you mean the longer the laser has to travel between the two points, the smaller the datum entry value ?
I mean I have the same controller with FW .50
what changes this .53?
Who knows. Ruida doesn't disclose changes it made in FW. That was just the version that was available at the time and solved the issue I had...
Great video! BUT the rotation was off because he didn't have the laser head set to the proper height from the cardboard piece. The red laser is not the gospel. The factory settings for these laseds are for head to be 5mm from the face of whatever you are working with.
Nice video could do without the annoying background music.
I was hoping your rotary would be cheaper than the ones I saw on Ebay. Almost 400 dollars, that price is high. Should consider figuring a way to make it more affordable for most people. Like 150 usa dollars. Think about it n
Thanks for your comment. My rotary is much better than crappy ones that sold on ebay. It's also hand made in USA. $150 would not even cover PARTS it's made off (just the motor alone costs over $60), I'm not even talking about all the labor. It takes several hours to assemble one.
@@madeinbasement I'm just saying you might be able to find the parts cheaper. All those motors are made overseas. At that price i cant afford one so i will get one online. Just saying you get the parts at wholesale then your 60 dollar motor becomes 20 dollar motor. Anyway good luck.
@@chade74 Thanks for your suggestions. I am buying parts in bulk. I've been doing small scale manufacturing for about 9 years now so I do know what's involved. I've tested several different steppers during developing cycle, and found that cheap ones overheat. This specific motor was selected specifically for it's low heat quality. These are not cheap even in bulk.
inexpensive hahaha good joke