DIY mini CNC machine part 1 (intro)

1. Thank you very much for the entire CNC construction series. Your work was an inspiration for me to create my own CNC. Based on your videos and technical support from CNC forum, I made similar machine myself. It was an incredibly interesting project 🙂
   Some photos of my machine:
   https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HZWSlpznN6NWYypdG-XDolIAkp5Wf7T-?usp=sharing

2. Hello, your project is very successful. Congratulations. There is something I want to ask you. Wouldn't it be better if we use the fixed coupling instead of the flexible coupling you used for the Nema 17 motor connection? When we use the flexible coupling, there is a possibility of flexing a turn of seconds when the nema 17 motor generates power when trying to cut or drill. In such a case, it seems to me that there may be millimeter deviations in the workpiece we are working with.

3. nice wow

4. Sar moter kitne ki milengi

5. I wish I could forget this series and watch it again. It's so enjoyable

6. 08:24 You missed one base item (the one before the last one)

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8. What is the software to use with this type of DIY CNC?

9. everybody wants the CAD/Solidworks files, could you upload them please???? Great job btw.

10. build yourself a lowrider. cnc. perfect for your planes. cheap to build dont need lots of space

11. I'm just working up to converting my Sherline mill over to CNC control. I can already program CNC mills, so that's no mystery, but retrofitting one with the motors, and then putting in the electronics and making the whole thing work is quite another matter. I spent approximately 13.72 milliseconds pondering how to go about it before I recalled: hey, Steve has probably already done it, so just do what he did! And here I am.

12. Contect me no.. 9990119968

13. hi, great video, and got a lot of ideas from you, can you share your sketch file? please,, thanks

14. Hallo, welche Stepper Diver willst du verwenden?

15. Which software are you using for contracting a model

16. Very interesting. It would be very useful for science applications. See these examples of adaptations of low-cost CNC machines and low-cost robotic arms being integrated to standard scientific equipment:
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322363581_Osmar_the_open-source_microsyringe_autosampler

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327230541_Auto-HPGe_an_autosampler_for_gamma-ray_spectroscopy_using_high-purity_germanium_HPGe_detectors_and_heavy_shields

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/264085569_A_low_cost_easy_to_build_portable_and_universal_autosampler_for_liquids

    All this is possible because of AutoIt:
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/307466871_Practical_Laboratory_Automation_Made_Easy_with_AutoIt

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18. Do you know how to wire an arduino cnc?

19. Does all the Nema17 motors support both rotations or selected ones??

20. Thanks for a nice video
    You presented a nice CNC design frame.
    How can i get the solidworks designs

21. How to buy this machine online and website name and price give information on my whatapp no
    8788354128

22. Will you be sharing your design plans? Dying to build one..

23. Can you upload the designs please ?

24. AJ28 Angle Corner for cnc http://www.3dmaxprinter.com/shop/cnc/cnc-mechanical-parts/aj28-10pcs-aluminium-angle-corner-joint-28×28-mm/

25. Would you mind sharing the DWG files erdag_arif@hotmail.com

26. you upload sketchup files of drawings I want to know what measurements are for the goods

27. Watch my 5 phase stepper motor with driver
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LBM21P5CCy4

28. thanks a lot. nice video.

29. yep you have to have a 3D printer for that

30. cool project do remember to change the ball bearings inside with plastick ones the precision wil multiply by 10

31. I also made a <400$ 1500x100mm CNC with arduino: https://youtu.be/BcbAla01ttg

32. Just curious, but would there be any technical difficulties in sitting your Z axis motor on top of your X axis, then translating that into Z axis movement with perpendicular gears? It would lower the height profile of the entire setup.

33. I'm from BRAZIL
    Amazing
    Thank you my friend

34. great ! my fist machine i built the same machine like your

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