Making a CNC Dust Shoe with 3d Printed parts! - No More Dust In My Shop!
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I would looooveeee you to make a video on the design process of one if these projects! From sketches to 3D modeling and the tests before the final product!! 🙌🏻
"ehehehhehewell get to that" - ALCH
yes please!
I would be SUPER HAPPY with how that video will turn out 😅
yes please
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I love how he just basically only uses his workshop to improve his workshop :D
thats the most fun part of building a shop ;)
His workshop achieved singularity.
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So awesome seeing this channel grow from less than 50k to almost 300k. Onto 1 million soon! Keep it up Alex
congrats for the very good solution
I see you've already gone up 1,000 subscribers since editing this video. Here's to 300k! I enjoy your content. I might never have the equipment, but it sure is fun to see the process you go through. -Guy with a bunch of Ryobi woodworking tools
Nice design. Here's a couple of issues where this dust shoe will have collisions:
1. toolpaths for 3D reliefs that are taller or deeper than your dust shoe's Z clearance - i.e. The cutter moves higher and lower than the shoes clearance will allow relative to the top of the workpiece (like if you were cutting a tall mountainscape using a short bit)
2. Workholding clamps will collide when holding a small workpiece
Just an idea, you could add a couple of magnets to the top of the flexible boot and the tapered seat on the spindle to maybe help with always creating a good seal there. Doesn't look like it was an issue for you but thought it was worth mentioning. Nicely done!
Hooray for 3D Printing! Yes drying filament can help a lot. Great work 👍
you are really underrated alexandre,
your work is amazing
I do the same zero zero brackets. Makes it easy.
GENIUS ! Super good idea, good video also, thanks !
Very professional, accurate and very smart work. I continue to love to follow you 🇸🇦
Pretty well designed. I guess you're a designer aren't you? Strange that this post earned less than other average reviewers' dealing with the same topic... I'm glad that there are a bunch of your posts left to watch. That'll make great weekends.
I would consider adding dowels to your rails. That way if you ever needed to remove them for a very large piece, you could put them back in the exact same place.
At my old I also put together and got an Avid CNC router table running. The shoe we used was third party and the guy made them out of laser cut acrylic. Worked well and the best part was that he made the brushes and spacers magnetic so it was super easy to just take off the show and adjust the height. An issue I see with your solution is that it might be tricky to get your references with the tool touch off probe and tool changes
What I did was just glue a piece of scrap packaging crate wood on the top so you can surface that and it doesn’t overhang the cutting area. That way there are also no screws that you could hit.
Ur the man Alex! Cheers
Great job!
Great design. Would you ever add a hinge to make it more accessible?
Respect!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brilliant Design!
I like couch next to router. Nice touch!
Keep up!
Vacuum workholding system next?
Very good. I'm sure you have thought about it already but why not have your positive stop at the back incase you wanted to do tiled cncing with a full 8ft sheet
I literally comes here everyday to see if you uploaded or not 😭
Maybe a plexiglas divider between cnc and couch?
ya, I am kinda super jealous and I can't even really hide it :D. Very awesome setup!
Amazing! 👍
I’d think about long bristles still. I had a shoe like this and I do a lot of small projects. When the shoe was near the edge I had dust fly through the gap. Better air flow and no router fan blowing chips will make your setup work better than mine did near the edge of the workpiece.
Alex, you are a genius. I know I'm way behind here, but I'm just starting out at the age of 66. My aspirations are on a small scale and I'm wondering if your "dust extraction system" could be scaled down in some way and achieve the same end?
It would be so cool if you would also use this machine as a 3d printer
Nice video like always.
Great video, I used a dust shoe like this for a long time, there is only one problem with it, you can't make those really cool time lapse and smooth cnc cutting shots. I still use something like this when surfacing, but most of the video I shoot uses simple spindle mounted dust collection.
More problems: you can't easily zero your Z-axis. You can't use lasers to see the bit position and easily zero X and Y.
You need a detachable system.
Very nice solution! Have you seen the one from Marius Hornberger yet?
Here is a link to his video: ruclips.net/video/IF8U8nd5oSM/видео.html
I was thinking the same thing, looks like a very similar approach, but this is more manual
Awesome !
Just a question could you not flatten the front edge and add the zero zero stop to the back of the table, that way if you were cutting a longer sheet you can over hang it off the front edge and still be able to cut what you needed? I dont know if that is something you can do I dont own a CNC so just thinking out loud, great videos by the way
thanks
"...in case you have to deal with the imperial system." Alexandre knows the pain of American makers.
Scrolled to the comment immediately after he said that lol.
The system that is easiest to use is the one you grow up with.
@@ZrubekFamily What? No it's not. I grew up with the standard/imperial system and it is fundamentally arbitrary. 12 inches to a foot, 3 feet to a yard, 1760 yards to a mile. You buy land by the acre, which is 43,560 square feet.
@@ZrubekFamily not true
Now that you have it surfaced, zero on the spoil board and adjust for the nominal thickness of your work sheet. (If you zero on the top of the work sheet you will be forever resurfacing the spoil board unnecessarily whenever the nominal thickness is not accurate.)
Because of the sliding adjustability, it wouldnt be that hard to add a 'setting' where you could have the dust collection head move up and down the with the spindle should you find that necessary on a particular project. Could even be as simple as a sturdy rubber band hooked to the spindle head and the adjustment knobs left loose. As always, love the design and manufacturing processes you show. Great vid quality! Cheers from Maine, USA!
I was really struggling to figure out how he was going to address that but your reply sounds solid enough!
I Love it! Have you considered printing a tpu brush? Might solve a few of those challenges! Absolutely love this video, the printed bellows are a brilliant solution that i plan to replicate!
Wouldn't it be better to have the 0,0 stop at the wall end of the table? That way you would be able too insert bigger sheets, albeit with it sticking out in the workshop? Would pretty much allow for cutting sheets that are double the table size.
Really nice video!
PS: I installed Karma with your link ;-)
He moves so much it's making me anxious
Probably better to fold bellows than use that flexible 3d printed part.
Should've put your registration slightly outside of (0,0), because now the screws you would use to secure the plywood are now within the cutting area... But then you wouldn't be able to cut through to the edge of the plywood, so tradeoffs, I suppose.
Congratulations on reaching 90 awesome videos I hope u will make a 100th video special
This looks amazing! I would love to buy these plans but we don't have a 3d printer. Is there anywhere I can buy the printed parts?
genious
Very nice solution, although it does limit the CNC to 2 degrees of freedom while in operation. Do you expect that you'll mainly be using it for 2D cuts?
Alex, well done! I know what you mean about different manufacturing methods creating interfacing parts. It's really satisfying.
-Ken
Hmm, the fact that you are now limited to 2D as the dust show is not able to automatically change Z-height makes me curious to the design thoughts behind it.
Why did you decide to do it like this regardless that it hampers you to work in full 3D without manual oversight?
Or is it a future project to add Z-height adjustment?
Awesome 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Is there any way you can use that dust afterwords?
Which camera model do you use to record your videos for the channel?
The filament Affiliate link seems to be broken..
doesn't this make it so you can only machine 2d parts, because the fixed height of the boot would crash into any kind of 3d part
The link to the pla is broken
The filament link doesn't work.
Ok I got a challange for you. Make a ball screw + linear rail accordian style dust cover! I have purely selfish motives for asking
I prefer the dust shoe solution from Marius Hornberger, including the magnet-connection of the brush part. Nevertheless a great project and your workshop will be more or less dust free in the future! Thank you Alex
that's the nicest notification u can have
Hey what filters are you using in that air cleaner thats near your shop door? I am trying to find something like that in europe for an airbrush spray booth and i am fully striking out...
"It has an 8.7HP spindle".... without water cooling? How is that even possible? Also, if there is 50 amps going through that cable going to the spindle... huh? The cable doesn't look thick enough to handle 50 amps. (6 kW? 8.7HP = 6398.84 watts)
Your videos are such a joy to watch!! You do beautiful work (and your solutions are always so smart) and the video production is also top-notch. I keep waiting for new videos from you 😀.
First time I see this (0,0) approach and I think is great! Probably has some cons otherwise everyone else will start doing as well :D
Yeah hopefully Alex ran the bit on a x =3 and y = 3 path if he was using a 6mm cutter
Hey, that hose has metal in it. It could accidentally trip your proximity sensors on the top of your z axis in the middle of a job. I have the same brand system. I actually zip tied the hose to the top of the z axis so it could not move around it and remained in a safe place. More strain relief, and a long job may not be accidentally interrupted. Cheers!
Awsome videos!!
I purchased your Dust Shoe Digital file.
But noticed your files are not to scale.
I imported the dxf file to Vectric Aspire and noticed that the file is scaled for 15 inch thick material not 5/8 inch. I've also noticed that the scale on the stl file for example the spindle dust adapter is Z: 80 inch, X: 268.6395 inch, Y: 166.9998 inch.
I don't own a 3d printer and will have a local store that provides 3d printing services print all the 3d parts for me.
Hello.
No offence, but placing couch near CNC is not a good idea.
Do you know why CNCs are covered by metal from all the sides?
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Because when mill jams and breaks, parts of it could fly really fast, so the last thing that you want is to sit near CNC and have neck right leveled at the level of mill.
The other part of the video is very interesting, thank you for sharing it.
Looks like the best solution I have seen for this problem so far. Great job mate, I love your videos and your style. Thanks for putting all this out there for us!
DUDE! You make me tired just watching you. Don't stroke out --- stay calm and carry on.😵 Nice looking dust shoe.
Have you thought about building plexiglass walls and doors around the CNC? Similar to a 3D printer enclosure.
Go to Marius hornberger and learn how its really done mate
I thought you would have used red Valchromat for the spoilboard, like Cristiana of Get Hands Dirty fame.
Just oredered my first 3d printer, and I have an avid pro 4x8 foot, so I'll give this project a go :)
To clarify, the corner is "zero zero" in relation to the end mill that you zeroed with., not the center of the spindle.
I'm pretty sure the 0,0 refers to the lower left corner in the drawings when placing parts in software like fusion360 or Vectric. The 0,0 corner will be in the same spot no matter what size end mill he uses. He could have used the 2" flattening bit to cut the boundaries of 0,0 but then the inside corner radius would be too big...
Your affiliate link with AddNorth is returning a 404 page. I wanna buy some of that filament!
So when you have a point/area lower than i.e.- 10mm, you will get dust everywhere because your bristles are floating in mid air.
Hi! Did you connect all the metal conduit and the wire inside flexible pipe to the ground? It's for avoid static discharge.
Yo what kind of coffee do you drink? you seem JACKED UP :D and I could use some of that in my life.
Awesome, Alexandre! It's much better now! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
It might work better if you could actually see the tool working with a perspex panel, otherwise you can't see what's going on.
I like this knob, do I have to pay for the plans or can I have it separately? Unfortunately I do not have a CNC nor I need any camera sliding thingy.
People like u should be ashamed. You own everything to the viewers and the free comunity of the makers, and when its time to retribute, want to sell the projects too. You go, get the references that u need, and if someone want your references, has to pay for the projects. You think that people who put projects for free are idiots? no, people want to help people.
I like the content of your videos but you wave your hands infront of the camera way too much. please calm down a bitas if you were talking to another person.
well I would of love to see the making of the bellow as it something I have to make fusion-360 so I would of love to see how it was made ,,, shame ..
this is perfect but only for sheet material. will not work for 3d routing with large hight difference... but i think i will give it a try on my router!
Do your files account for the bit you had to cut off with the band saw? No big deal either way, just need to know if I have to modify that prior to cutting it out.
About the idea that the wood is at 0,0...not unless you set the path to be bit radius off of 0,0. As you cut, you could end up cutting off more of that border if you use a larger bit than you did before. You should not set the path to be closer to 0,0 than the bit radius.
how cheap can you make cnc laser engraver frame? I want to build one myself but want the frame and elecronics cheap and put money on the laser instead
I like you videos, but please... Slow down. You talk so fast that it's difficult to keep up.
Did you take in account the router bit width when creating the zero corner? And how is that going to affect future projects?
Some CAM software can overcut the inside corners automatically to provide the relief for a fully square tab to insert. I do it manually in my CAD design with a circle a few thousandths bigger than the tool, and moving it 45 degrees so it just passes the corner by a few thousandths.
Thats usually done in software, inside, outside or on the line cut.
Inanimate objects 'living' somewhere is the most overused metaphor in the maker scene.
how did you make your boots springy? i tried 2mm thick boots and its stiff as a PLA im using TPU btw
50* angle and only two perimeters with a 0.6 nozzle
This would work well as long as the cutting is in 2D.
do you have a smoke detector in your dust collector to disable the machine and dust collector if something starts to burn?
You should see if you can build a little bracket that would make it possible to mount a gopro onto the router. You could get some interesting angles of it working
180lbs bouncing on his CNC table ... so now its out of level. lmao
Good work, maybe you can think about a rotating joint on the top connection to increase your mtbf.
That dust collection system makes the cutter look badass! It’s looking like a whole industrial shop in there now. Great job on the project!
you should have a bitsetter, much faster than that probe tool:) I just made one on my cnc