steel porn. watched this 1 hr now. : ) its just a little iron, screws, some good drilled holes, planning, and the standard best ofs.. rexroth, nema42, high level ballscrews..
@@erwinz5926 Being in the form of a desktop mill, one assumes that it was build to mill metals. Indeed, the maker doesn't say the level of precision he was seeking, but I am pretty sure the machine is in the range of tens of a millimeter (hundreds of an inch). Which is more than ok for hobby projects. And that is where ''ok'' ends.
What an absolute pleasure to watch a build like this!! Carefully planned and brilliantly constructed!! I'm currently building my own Openbuilds extrusion based CNC but this is a whole league above!!! Well done!!!
@@userrnamenotavailabl lol. yes. thats trivial.. all solid. all perfectly shot and drilable. and very heavy quality though. btw. rails and ballscrew also look equisite. makes me yellous. i am kilometers behind. wont find that part in 500 km distance.and a nema 42 class.gnampf.
Hi. what a great build. been looking for some time now, as i build one CNC Milling maschine myself as well. Looking for a second one to build. Do you maybe sell or give the construction plans away? Would be nice to hear from you.
That was really amazing, you didn't use welding at all. That was great. Would you please tell me about measurements and specifications of spindle and steppers. IS it good in stainless steel?
Very nice build, but would be interested in knowing the bom cost on this. I’m able to get a China made castiron milling machine for about 12k $ with shipping. This machine can not be much under 6-7k$ just in materials. Anyway looking good.
hope you invest in an emergency stop button and overshooting protection. seen a mill destroying concrete with these powerout failing..... excellent work.
No you're right cuz I have no clue how to use fusion 360 I shouldn't be talking yeah I probably using wood too that that's a great idea because I have plenty of wood you're 100% right but someday I will Master fusions 360 just once I will be building a CNC no machine just like you did and put it on RUclips it is going to be the most rigidity accurate milling machine on RUclips when I am done with it oh it is going to be heavy the stand that the mill machine sits on is going to be all cement solidly filled the stand at the c&c Mill machine sits on is all going to be one piece cement from the floor to the top of the mill one solid thick chunk of cement with a shitload of rebar it is going to have a steel frame totally steel frame but you barely going to see it
All those machined components probably cost as much as buying a CNC machine in the first place, and why only use the electric nut runner once to bolt on a piece of wood?
Congrats! My Suggestions. replace steel cable by industrial chain, like bicycle chain. Once every thing is bolted and aligned, dril pilot holes and plug center pins to keep every thing strait. The bolts will got loose eventually due vibration and working stress.
Yeah those steel bars look like their precision ground hopefully he didn't get them from like those internet machining companies that you give them design and in the tolerances and then give you a damn price of high hopefully his day job is a machine shop CNC machine shop too
Schöne Arbeit…bis auf das Holz. Gibt der ganzen Sache den Geschmack von: keine Lust mehr fertig zu planen, aber wolltest du die Leute mit der Musik quälen?
Hello there. I have been watching some Milling machine builds tonight on here and bro this is awesome. How much was all that steel costing u for this build?? That had to be bloody expensive but I guess a top of the line CNC Milling Machine like this that u built from scratch would be a very expensive machine indeed.. U made it look easy. Who milled all of the steel parts in the 1st place??? That Lead screw looked far different than anything I'd ever seen before. What was the specs of that one u used. I normally use 16mm or 20mm but the Lead and pitch looked so far superior than the ones I normally use in my builds. I hope I'm making some sense here bcos I do not have the expertise u showed on this video. I'm building my own Table saw soon. I also noticed u didn't weld one single piece like other have. I know it can warp the metals on a project but u never used a welder in this video. Can I ask u one Question if u don't mind my friend.. Q. Would it make a difference welding Metals that thick? It looked like u were using 1/2" steel or 3/8" steel plate. Was that all stainless steel u used in this build bro?? I'm going to stop asking questions and waffling now and finish by saying how impressive ur workmanship was in the build. WOW bro I wish I could build one of those milling machines. U have great skills and knowhow. Salute to u Sir from Dublin, IRE..
A pior parte destes vídeos que encontramos na internet é que assistimos imaginando que seria um compartilhamento de conhecimento e projeto com detalhes de medidas das peças, lista de material, preços de aquisição local para comparação etc... principalmente. Mas em 99% dos casos se torna um vídeo vazio sem compartilhamento de nada! somente imagens de vídeo como qualquer outro vídeo. prova disto são as incontáveis perguntas feitas a baixo de quanto custou o projeto, ou se o arquivo do projeto pode ser disponibilizado ou vendido que seja mas... sem nenhuma resposta! Creio que muitos dos Amigos que aqui estão e procuram este tipo de conteúdo é porque deseja em algum momento da vida construir uma maquina parecida e busca na internet informações concretas sobre o projeto ! pesquiso a um bom tempo e infelizmente a maioria dos vídeos são apenas simples vídeos como de uma fabrica montando sua máquina sem informação alguma.
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those steel parts must have been precise to a micron. Assembly with parts like that is pure joy.
just as how the screws glide in....
steel porn. watched this 1 hr now. : ) its just a little iron, screws, some good drilled holes, planning, and the standard best ofs.. rexroth, nema42, high level ballscrews..
@@erwinz5926 Being in the form of a desktop mill, one assumes that it was build to mill metals. Indeed, the maker doesn't say the level of precision he was seeking, but I am pretty sure the machine is in the range of tens of a millimeter (hundreds of an inch). Which is more than ok for hobby projects. And that is where ''ok'' ends.
precision lost if you use an M8 bolt in a 8.5mm bore...
Now I've seen everything!!! Can't beat anyone anymore. Going to go fishing and enjoy the sunset. I put in my time.
Excelente ideia de usar um spindle como auxiliar, fazendo uma redução 1/3 e ganhando torque no eixo principal. Parabéns!
What an absolute pleasure to watch a build like this!! Carefully planned and brilliantly constructed!! I'm currently building my own Openbuilds extrusion based CNC but this is a whole league above!!! Well done!!!
amazing skill in combining wood in what seemed like a metal cnc ... what a twist !
Absolutely gorgeous build!
Wonderful machine and work. But the music kills it. I was always expecting some chicken and horses come around ;)
Very nice! I think after 6 months you are going to wish you had put some lock-tite on those screws.
Yeah Red loctite to
Any info on how you made the bolt together parts?
All the machined and precision ground steel must have cost a fortune. 😮
Where did you get that they were precision ground?
Probably flat bar for the most part. And a handful of linear slide rails.
You can easily do it with a surface grinder and a mill at home
@@userrnamenotavailabl lol. yes. thats trivial.. all solid. all perfectly shot and drilable. and very heavy quality though. btw. rails and ballscrew also look equisite. makes me yellous. i am kilometers behind. wont find that part in 500 km distance.and a nema 42 class.gnampf.
@@NiteEy3 could you reffer to such a video?
Um ótimo projeto... 👍🏾
Fantastic, i love your job👍👍👍
It's a really great piece of equipment. I cheer for you.👍👍👍👍👍
Really wish this was more jazzy tunes this music is obnoxious XD ok that song at 11:30 is amazing tho
Hi. what a great build. been looking for some time now, as i build one CNC Milling maschine myself as well. Looking for a second one to build. Do you maybe sell or give the construction plans away? Would be nice to hear from you.
Very good
Not counting stepper motors etc. laser cut plates and others how much did it cost you?
Excellent planing, so good to see so quality work.
Wow u r simply super.
Wow, super nice and great job
C'est énorme et magnifique !!!!!!! Sa doit coûter cher merci beaucoup pour la vidéo 📼
Lovely work, although I can't fathom the use of ply for the shroud attachments....maybe an after thought?
very cool work. Did you develop all this yourself?
Basically, it's a big meccano. I didn't see anyone machine anything. It's very nice
I liked very much of your skill.Waiting for another task.
Mantap bang, joss tenan❤
Nice video, thanks :)
Here in Canada just to machine components for this machine would cost more then fine Swiss milling machine. Great work, Thanks for sharing.
Same in Australia. To buy that plate and machine it would cost as much as a new Bridgeport.
Would you share the CAD files for this amazing mill?
He did.
Gorgeous machine
Where can I get a copy of those plans?
Love it 👍
That was really amazing, you didn't use welding at all. That was great. Would you please tell me about measurements and specifications of spindle and steppers.
IS it good in stainless steel?
Bravo ragazzo
Một máy tiện tự chế với giá khá cao!
Very nice build, but would be interested in knowing the bom cost on this. I’m able to get a China made castiron milling machine for about 12k $ with shipping. This machine can not be much under 6-7k$ just in materials. Anyway looking good.
amazing job.....what kind of linear guide are.....brand??? thnks.
hope you invest in an emergency stop button and overshooting protection. seen a mill destroying concrete with these powerout failing..... excellent work.
"DIY" parts machined on a milion dollar machine...
"Amazing DIY" ...sure
What an amazing build, but holy cow, I got carpal tunnel just from watching this video!
You make a really nice CNC milling machine with solid build, within shining steel body, but with a wood and plywood for covering? really?
at start all is steel precision assembling)) at finish wood))
hello great job you sell the plans thank
C'e qualcosa che non quadra.....troppe viti per una macchina fresatrice di alta precisione...forse mi sbaglio.....🙋♂️
Uau Super ❤
This dude is the definition of brilliant! Amazing work. I wonder how much the cost to build himself ?
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AMAZING machine is it possible to have dimensions for machine and axis because i want to make the same
Khét quá
Excellent
Thanks, excellent project, what is the reference of the step Motor for X , Y, Z thanks
Thanks for share the project, good project. but im not sure the comparator touching the surfaces in the video......
Is the machine project secret? How much did you spend? (when I read I will sit down...😁😁 ). Thank you.
Can imagine buildings precision Mill for cutting wood just be extreme Overkill
Wood is used for testing an unfamiliar mill or training unfamiliar machinists, it’s not overkill if it is put to used on ferrous materials.
No you're right cuz I have no clue how to use fusion 360 I shouldn't be talking yeah I probably using wood too that that's a great idea because I have plenty of wood you're 100% right but someday I will Master fusions 360 just once I will be building a CNC no machine just like you did and put it on RUclips it is going to be the most rigidity accurate milling machine on RUclips when I am done with it oh it is going to be heavy the stand that the mill machine sits on is going to be all cement solidly filled the stand at the c&c Mill machine sits on is all going to be one piece cement from the floor to the top of the mill one solid thick chunk of cement with a shitload of rebar it is going to have a steel frame totally steel frame but you barely going to see it
All those machined components probably cost as much as buying a CNC machine in the first place, and why only use the electric nut runner once to bolt on a piece of wood?
Very very good
Hello, what problems are you having with the sled and the rails? Gap stuck etc?
Please tell me you're not just using this beautiful and rigid cnc for woodworking lol 😦
best vedios
How to prevent rust on it? Or what kind of steel use?
Better Call It :Assembling a cnc machine😁
Whats the name of that track that the base slides on? The rails that you made perfectly alligned and square I mean.
How much this precision number when you dial test it ? I wonder if it can near 0.01
Congrats! My Suggestions. replace steel cable by industrial chain, like bicycle chain. Once every thing is bolted and aligned, dril pilot holes and plug center pins to keep every thing strait. The bolts will got loose eventually due vibration and working stress.
Most likely it's the hot roll of cold rolled steel cold rolls more money but you get a straighter part
So basically you assembled a cnc mill kit?
My thoughts exactly. Trying to pass it off as DIY. This is clearly a kit of some kind that is machined on a big dollar CNC. It won't be a one off.
Hi nice video and very good machine..can you tell me informations about the spindle engine (type, power etc etc) and his driver? tanks
I'd be interested in knowing the specs of the motors
Beautiful. But beyond the reach of most DIYers.
This is a ready set to buy and assemble 😂
Is this your own design and work, or a video about a machine designed and made by someone else?
After those things are both together I would definitely tack weld some of those parts heavily
The only DIY element I can see are those pieces of wood. The rest, I thought it was a video of a cnc factory.
All those components must have been CNC machined to be that accurate
Do you have plans available for this milling machine?
Can imagine if that's a that cast iron called durabar that is money
what kind of steel been used on the body? I wondering
Are you sure it's touching 😂😂😂 , amazing 👏👏👏
Before building next one It is need to have first one
Well done
where do you buy the parts?
From where can I buy the parts ?
Yeah those steel bars look like their precision ground hopefully he didn't get them from like those internet machining companies that you give them design and in the tolerances and then give you a damn price of high hopefully his day job is a machine shop CNC machine shop too
What are the specifications of the machine and the parts used? motor type, motor power, working volume, load capacity?
What on earth did that cost ?
Chou de bola
Schöne Arbeit…bis auf das Holz. Gibt der ganzen Sache den Geschmack von: keine Lust mehr fertig zu planen, aber wolltest du die Leute mit der Musik quälen?
is that built at home?
Best regards. Do you can tell me what stepper motor are you using?
I use step motor size 86x150, Shaft diameter: 15mm, Maximum torque: 12N.m
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i need plans for this beast,please :)
Reference documents: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DaekM507D3JfVYbGtjfVHP5HTHb_xN2P?usp=sharing
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Hello there. I have been watching some Milling machine builds tonight on here and bro this is awesome. How much was all that steel costing u for this build?? That had to be bloody expensive but I guess a top of the line CNC Milling Machine like this that u built from scratch would be a very expensive machine indeed.. U made it look easy. Who milled all of the steel parts in the 1st place??? That Lead screw looked far different than anything I'd ever seen before. What was the specs of that one u used. I normally use 16mm or 20mm but the Lead and pitch looked so far superior than the ones I normally use in my builds. I hope I'm making some sense here bcos I do not have the expertise u showed on this video.
I'm building my own Table saw soon.
I also noticed u didn't weld one single piece like other have. I know it can warp the metals on a project but u never used a welder in this video.
Can I ask u one Question if u don't mind my friend..
Q. Would it make a difference welding Metals that thick? It looked like u were using 1/2" steel or 3/8" steel plate. Was that all stainless steel u used in this build bro??
I'm going to stop asking questions and waffling now and finish by saying how impressive ur workmanship was in the build. WOW bro I wish I could build one of those milling machines. U have great skills and knowhow.
Salute to u Sir from Dublin, IRE..
Welding of these parts will be a bad idea.... metal annealing will be hard to do at home.
Hi Would you share the CAD files..PLEASE
total cost ?
Sir, What is the cost of this machine? Can import this to India... It will be very helpful if you can make one of those for us
Куда важнее изготовление комплектующих к станку. А тут показана только их сборка.
A pior parte destes vídeos que encontramos na internet é que assistimos imaginando que seria um compartilhamento de conhecimento e projeto com detalhes de medidas das peças, lista de material, preços de aquisição local para comparação etc... principalmente. Mas em 99% dos casos se torna um vídeo vazio sem compartilhamento de nada! somente imagens de vídeo como qualquer outro vídeo. prova disto são as incontáveis perguntas feitas a baixo de quanto custou o projeto, ou se o arquivo do projeto pode ser disponibilizado ou vendido que seja mas... sem nenhuma resposta! Creio que muitos dos Amigos que aqui estão e procuram este tipo de conteúdo é porque deseja em algum momento da vida construir uma maquina parecida e busca na internet informações concretas sobre o projeto ! pesquiso a um bom tempo e infelizmente a maioria dos vídeos são apenas simples vídeos como de uma fabrica montando sua máquina sem informação alguma.
I think he just bought a bunch of tinker toys (although expensive tinker toys) and stuck them together. I did not see him build anything.
Something important to mention dimensions parts specifications control group details thanks
That's not building. That's assembling. How did you get all the parts made?
I think iam a late viewer. Can you share the diagram of parts pls. It will be helpful for beginners and students
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