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Wow, you do a good job! We can supply the CNC cutter with the best price, no matter what materials. pls contact me if you need it, tks.

Wow, amazing video! We can supply you with the tungsten carbide CNC cutter at the best price, pls contact me if you need it, tks.

glad i found this excellent channel. you re really good at explaining! exactly what i need at this point in my cnc journey. why did you decide against vacuum clmaping the parts in this project? are the light gaps of the miters where the panels come together from the wood warping?

hmm any reason im not able to save this video to a playlist?

Thanks for the update and congratulations on the changes! It looks like you've had a bunch of exciting live events and and it's totally worth savoring them! The project list will never be empty 😅

Lovely video, Winston. Hope to see you at Open Sauce this year 🙂

100% agree with dejanbrice8774 , Please GUYS BE CAREFUL with cutting carbon fibre it's very hazardous to your lungs! Please wear a mask at the very least. Happy flying. : )

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Can you use a 3D printed mold instead of and CNC machined wood mold?

i am learing cam on pocket nc where should i start from and keep on

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Tell Carbide3D to move to ....ANYWHERE but CA!!! A normal size home won't cost you eleventy million dollars. AND you won't have to pay thru the nose in taxes!!!

I need cnc files

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Was it a scrap build from parts you had laying around to bootstrap a CNC? Otherwise I'd have gone for ball screws and linear rails instead of those delrin rollers on V track and belts. With ball screws you'd have plenty of power to use even heavier and stiffer materials like steel tubing. I also dislike the Z axis sticking out so much under the gantry, seems such a waste for Z travel. In my latest build I've made sure the Z axis parts don't stick out under the gantry. There are times I really needed the 200+mm of Z travel to clear some high features under the gantry. Looking forward to the bits and bobs you've added to this build!

hello.. May I ask if Makita RT0701C could make a long-run on more than one hour? Thank you!

Use the doublesided tape too. And try cutting carbon fibre sheets with a dagger type end mill.

Very sensitive smoke alarm triggering a power off sounds like it would be easy to setup.

Pausing doesnt seem like a good enough procedure, enough heat to combust will probably build up in 30 seconds and by that time its a bit late to press pause?

thanks for the video, i would have liked it even more if you were using metric

Someone mentioned wipe down (preferably right before glueing) with mineral spirits to remove the oil. Also don’t use a water based glue as oil and water doesn’t mix, use something like a polyurethane glue…. Once placing the internal piece, pin with a pin nailer to hold the position to prevent slipping. A sprinkle of salt will also help prevent slipping.

If Euclid was a machinist he'd have positioned the stock by using two precision dowel pins.

What is this machine called?

Do by you have the clamps for sale ?

Nice where do I get that brass bit.

I hope your vacuum has a helps filter. Also, you could make a passive cyclone like in filter queen vaccuums or in Dyson models.

I love watching how you work around the limitations of what you have available. It's a testament of what you can achieve with what you already have! I love the chamfers on everything!

BoB and yourself were in the country next to mine? If I had known I would have attended

For a moment there, I thought you were going to make parts to widen your enclosure by two inches. Nothing's quite that simple, eh?

About the cheapest and most adaptable storage system for tools etc. I recommend looking into the French cleat system, very easy to make and remain movable at all times as you expand. Great for saving wall space and not encroaching into your workspace. There are many videos on UA-cam with some great ideas.

We bought a kit with working area of 130cmx130cm which means long cables. Which position for the control board makes most sense?

Nice project, I also justify "saving" a day's work to modify or build a new tool (but we all know it's gonna take 10x the time that you are saving) ;) ! I designed and built a larger scale CNC Router and adding weight is indead a commun pratice, I must have 200kg / 440 lbs of sand in my fixed frame, that's why we love old cast iron machine, they are rigid and heavy so result in less vibrations and a nicer cut quality. You might be able to justify that the gantry doesn't need to be full of sand since it's weight might reduce your cut speed, especialy if you are limited in stepper power/size, belt size or that your linear motion system isn't rigid enough (like you said) but there's absolutly no need to reduce the weight of the fixed axis rail in my opinion ! In the end, It would be very interesting do get a side by side "sound" and speed (acceleration) comparaison between a standard machine and one that's been "lighten" !

3D manual/digital probes or edge finders make finding parts fixtured in a random location and orientation easy. Takes 2 (3, or 4 for sanity checks) points per face then using X,Y coordinates to constrain points in CAD to adjust stock in CAD to match location in reality.

I love those clamps did you make them?

So cool, looks amazing, Love the videos man, keep up the great work.

..no...tell and show us all the technical details...we're not here for gossip and chat, we want to see and hear a knowledgeable person doing their thing...

People like you make my brain hurt. 😂 Just kidding. Great work, awesome detail. Thank you for sharing your genius.

So cool. I have been "weighting" for this for a long time. The chamfers made it perfect! #teamchamfer

I am new to this... but fanuc robots have a "User Frame" feature that orients the X and Y axis. in case an object is facing a funky direction... does cnc software have that feature?

I'm excited about this project!

cool video. thanks Winston!

That is so pretty

welcome back!!

It made me smile to hear you justify various decisions while ignoring tiny problems yet almost in the same breath you used tiny problems to justify other decisions. Hope you got some stainless shim stock.

Great to see that after any amount of time, you are still taking things to the next level of detail! Keep it going, brother

My man can you please share the speeds and feeds, and that end mill type? I've tried cutting aluminum on my homebrew machine but get awful chatter and horrible cutting whenever I try.

Yes! Winston! Back to your roots. I'm sure the folks at carbide will understand. Thanks for the efforts

10:44 I came here to watch the drama! Not. Coming back if you don't show the broken endmills and ruined parts

Looks really cool! ❤

Great to see you working on this project. Some cool tips for folks along the way as well. Looking forward to the next steps!