Components and supplies
Arduino UNO
Stepper motor driver board A4988
Tools and machines
Multitool, Screwdriver
Drill / Driver, Cordless
Soldering iron (generic)
Project description
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Anonymous user
2 years ago
Unfortunate this is not a project shared. My students are learning GRBL theory
Mr-M
2 years ago
I don't understand, every single detail is on my channel and I share everything
warsin484
2 years ago
can you give me the exact code you used ?
Anonymous user
2 years ago
I love your project! I have been slowly getting pieces/parts to build my own and I am about 2/3rd the way there. If I may ask, are your rails 90 deg angle welded together to form that shape? And that looks like aluminium? Thank you.
Mr-M
2 years ago
Thanks. Material is modeling gypsum casted in board. No sanding, just CNC work on bubble free modeling gypsum board.
Mr-M
2 years ago
Thanks! All rails are 90 degree L profile aluminum 1x1cm. Nothing is welded, just simple universal glue, bolts and screws.
Anonymous user
2 years ago
What is that white material you are working with? The end product looks so smooth, is that after sanding? Also great job very impressive.
Anonymous user
2 years ago
What was the program like? Did you use any libraries? I am really interested in making this project but, I am weak with the software side. If possible can you add the code and extra software needed to run the CNC on this guild? Thanks, Timbit
Mr-M
2 years ago
I used GRBL from 0.8 to 1.1 version. Libraries of GRBL are flashed to arduino uno r3. For sending G code I used universal g code sender. One thing that is not opensource is artcam that is used for creating g code.
weran
2 years ago
code?
Anonymous user
2 years ago
Most impressed. This is something that could maybe be developed to cut PCB patterns including drilling holes.
warsin484
3 years ago
can you give me the exact code you used ?
Anonymous user
4 years ago
can you tell us the exact code
Anonymous user
7 years ago
Unfortunate this is not a project shared. My students are learning GRBL theory
Mr-M
2 years ago
I don't understand, every single detail is on my channel and I share everything
weran
7 years ago
code?
Anonymous user
7 years ago
Most impressed. This is something that could maybe be developed to cut PCB patterns including drilling holes.
Anonymous user
7 years ago
SO WHERE ARE THE INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING THIS???? It would be a huge help if you actually listed all the parts and published instructions to!!!!!!!!
Mr-M
2 years ago
It is evolving project, there are no plans because it is still evolving, but all the parts are in clips and descriptions on my YT channel... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn281jVA4wxNVg0u3szVk8Q/videos
jcomadoll
7 years ago
I love your project! I have been slowly getting pieces/parts to build my own and I am about 2/3rd the way there. If I may ask, are your rails 90 deg angle welded together to form that shape? And that looks like aluminium? Thank you.
Mr-M
2 years ago
Thanks! All rails are 90 degree L profile aluminum 1x1cm. Nothing is welded, just simple universal glue, bolts and screws.
Anonymous user
2 years ago
What is that white material you are working with? The end product looks so smooth, is that after sanding? Also great job very impressive.
Mr-M
2 years ago
Thanks. Material is modeling gypsum casted in board. No sanding, just CNC work on bubble free modeling gypsum board.
Tim-bit
7 years ago
What was the program like? Did you use any libraries? I am really interested in making this project but, I am weak with the software side. If possible can you add the code and extra software needed to run the CNC on this guild? Thanks, Timbit
Mr-M
2 years ago
I used GRBL from 0.8 to 1.1 version. Libraries of GRBL are flashed to arduino uno r3. For sending G code I used universal g code sender. One thing that is not opensource is artcam that is used for creating g code.
Mr-M
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Anonymous user
2 years ago
can you tell us the exact code