[cncwoodprojects]

Hi to all i recently discovered this forum

I'm a CNC enthusiast who started with a totally diy cnc and now i go to a custom cnc (but with the help of one professional who cut the parts i need with an old school 2000Kg machine for the machined aluminum profiles).

I made some time ago a youtube channel and i upload my 3D carvings and some things i make with the cnc and i put in the video the speed, feed rates...

Here i make a presentation of my cnc and the things i think it's important and necessary in a cnc, in my first cnc i used sbr guideways and i think its an error (durability and precision it's important).

I go to stay here for some time i like to find people with similar hobby's .

 

[Oscar36]

Thank you for the video. A lot of good information.

Went to your channel and some good looking projects. Very nice.

 

[cncwoodprojects]

Thank you for the video. A lot of good information.

Went to your channel and some good looking projects. Very nice.

Thank you

 

[old55]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[MEBCWD]

Welcome to the Router Forums.

Looks like you have built a real nice machine from scratch. I did go check out some of your other videos. I look forward to seeing some more of your work.

 

[cncwoodprojects]

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the Router Forums.

Looks like you have built a real nice machine from scratch. I did go check out some of your other videos. I look forward to seeing some more of your work.

Thanks, in some days i continue with some tests with 3D carvings i go to try different settings for find the best quality/speed for carvings (accelerations, speeds and step-over passes).

 

[trikesrcool]

Thank you for sharing your project. You went into detail explaining the details of SVR linear rails. I have been using these on my 3D printer (12.75mm), but did not know they made larger ones suitable for CNC routers. I used openbuilds V-rails instead and now looking at how easy it is to design with SVR, I regret making that choice.


Rick H