Posts Tagged ‘DIY’
DIY 3 axis CNC router
My homemade 3 axis open table, moving gantry CNC made mostly in Baltic Birch. Slides are 24″, 24″, 12″; cutting area roughly 17″x17″x8″.
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CNC Basics E-Course 7 | Final CNC Projects | Learn CNC …
This is the 7th and final day of the Learn CNC Basics E-Course. Today is a fun day where we look at a few different CNC projects and what we can do with CNC Technology. There are CNC Parts we look at and CNC Art pieces we look at. There are CNC Plasma, CNC Router, CNC Mill and CNC Lathe projects that are discussed.
Next, we talk about CNC Information. CNC Information is a community site that connects people who have a passion for CNC. There are CNC Blogs, CNC Profiles, CNC Articles and CNC Forums. You can join up for free and also get a Free G-Code Quick Guide if you do.
Come on over and join up today!
http://www.cncinformation.com
Duration : 0:9:42
CNC Stomp Pad 8 | Sanding & Spikes | CNC Videos
During this CNC Video Segment we sand our CNC Stomp Pad with a Dual Action (DA) sander. We are taking out any deep scratches and giving it a matte finish. The CNC Plasma Cut part then is taken over to a stand. We look at different traction spikes and how they will look. After selecting a spike type, we start laying them out. We layout some marks where we will drill holes in the next video.
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Duration : 0:4:59
Homemade CNC plasma
Created on April 10, 2009 using FlipShare.
Posted in DIY CNC Plasma Cutter | 
Tags: cnc, DIY, FlipShare, homemade, pittsburgh, plasma, Router | 
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Skardenni Homemade CNC-plasmacutter
skardenni plasmacutting with homemade cnc table
Posted in Homemade CNC Plasma Cutter |
Tags: cnc, control, DIY, emc2, higth, Homebuilt, homemade, plasma, plasmacutting, thc300, torch |
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CNC to Art Video 10 – Mach 3 G-Code Verify – CNC …
CNC to Art Video Series Video 10:
This is the CNC Video series on how to take an image to a CNC File. This process is one that many CNC Users want to know, but there is not much info on. Here is your chance to get the inside scoop.
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Before we head out to the shop and begin CNC Plasma Cutting, we will check out our G-Code program in Mach 3. This will give us some confidence when running our CNC Program.
Mach 3 is a great CNC Control Program. It takes our G-Code and converts it into Signal for the CNC Controller. The CNC Controller then sends the signals out to either Servo Motors or Stepper Motors. These motors then move the axis to create motion.
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CNC Plasma Cutting Square and Round Steel Tube
cnc machine plasma cutting rectangle tubing. Custom software allows for perfect coping and angle fit up. This machine can cut up to 8×8 inch w/.625 wall tubing 40 foot lengths
Duration : 0:2:11
Shark CNC Router System
Bring the speed and precision of computer-controlled machinery to your shop with this top value CNC system! With a table measuring 15-3/4″ x 31-1/2″ its ideally suited for carvings and machining operations on a large variety of signs, doors and other small projects. It boasts impressive power, speed, accuracy, and ease of use. With its robust steel and high-density poly-ethylene construction, it can take accidental impacts that would normally damage or destroy an aluminum or MDF machine. Optional Clamping Table features two hold-down slots for securing work anywhere along the length of the table. Compatible with the Bosch Colt Palm Router. Includes VCarve Pro software interface — a $500 value. You supply a computer with USB port, a Bosch Colt router, and a table top (router and table top also available sold separately). You connect the USB cable to the controller box and the other end to your computer.
Duration : 0:10:24
Skardenni Homemade CNC-plasmacutter
skardenni CNC plasmacutting
Posted in Homemade CNC Plasma Cutter |
Tags: cnc, cutting, DIY, emc2, Homebuilt, homemade, mechanics, plasma, plasmacutting, skardenni, table, thc300 |
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CNC Stomp 1 – CNC Project Introduction – Learn CNC Cutting
CNC Project that is shot in a tutorial sequence. It goes from the Design, CAD, CAM, Control, CNC Plasma Cutting and then final assembly. Check out this CNC How-To.
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Duration : 0:3:36
