Nice work on what I assume is a goal to reduce both the noise and the dust a CNC can make. I wish such things made sense with larger CNCs that needed access across their beds.
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CNC cabinet
I am new to CNC but not new to woodworking. I got a CNC machine (3020) about a month ago. I finally unboxed it and made a cabinet for it.
I have a USB port on the front for easy access. The led lights are 4 strips of LED's I wired together. The three switches in the front control the lights and the fan. The third switch will be used for air assist when I have a laser hooked up. I remoted the emergencey stop button and placed it on the front panel.
I used Noiko 80 mil sound deadening insulation on the inside. Not only does it make super quiet, it also hides all of the wires going to the front pane.
The right side has rare earth magnets to hold some tools and bits.
The back has the CNC power supply, 4 inch DC port, and a 48V to 12V converter. The 12 volts is for the lights, fan, and for anything else I might need it for.
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I have a USB port on the front for easy access. The led lights are 4 strips of LED's I wired together. The three switches in the front control the lights and the fan. The third switch will be used for air assist when I have a laser hooked up. I remoted the emergencey stop button and placed it on the front panel.
I used Noiko 80 mil sound deadening insulation on the inside. Not only does it make super quiet, it also hides all of the wires going to the front pane.
The right side has rare earth magnets to hold some tools and bits.
The back has the CNC power supply, 4 inch DC port, and a 48V to 12V converter. The 12 volts is for the lights, fan, and for anything else I might need it for.
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Just a small change to the cabinet. I knew I would have to do this. I made a small enclosure for the fan with a sliding door. I want the door shut while not running the fan (it makes about a .7 DB difference) If I run the Dust collector I need it opened for the airflow. And of course, if I want to run the fan for a long project to draw out the heat.
I am going to do two more things. Put a sliding shelf underneath for a laptop and to put a vertical sliding shelf on the right side for bits and tools.
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I am going to do two more things. Put a sliding shelf underneath for a laptop and to put a vertical sliding shelf on the right side for bits and tools.
That all looks great, wonderful actually . But if you are like the rest of us constantly trying to think of way to improve it .. Looks like you are really close to having everything ready to run great from the start, { almost said from the get go, but you all might think I am just an old hillbilly}
Mine is running now,
I just surfaced the spoilboard ,
Everyone have a great weekend,
God Bless,
Ray
Mine is running now,
I just surfaced the spoilboard , Everyone have a great weekend,
God Bless,
Ray
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