CNC machine B64-S-ATC
19 May 2024 05:06 #300953
by Mr. Mass
CNC machine B64-S-ATC was created by Mr. Mass
I've started a new project, this time a CNC machine. I did a little design review video. I want to try to make a machine with auto tool change. Setting up the ATC will probably be the hardest part of this project for me. So get ready, I will ask nub questions)
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21 May 2024 00:20 #301044
by andypugh
Replied by andypugh on topic CNC machine B64-S-ATC
If you think that the control cabinet will be too small, them you are bound to be right. (In fact, it's probably too small even if you don't think it is)
Maybe if you take out the diagonal braces that interfere with a bigger cabinet you can use the control cabinet itself to brace that face?
Maybe if you take out the diagonal braces that interfere with a bigger cabinet you can use the control cabinet itself to brace that face?
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06 Jun 2024 11:35 #302461
by Mr. Mass
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Hmm, that's a fresh thought. I hadn't thought of using the electronics box as one big stiffener. Of course, it would be difficult to make the welded base itself quite accurately so that the box would fit with minimal gaps. But I'll definitely give it some thought, thanks.
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19 Aug 2024 10:56 - 19 Aug 2024 10:58 #308128
by Mr. Mass
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22 Oct 2024 06:15 - 22 Oct 2024 06:18 #312826
by Mr. Mass
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Some progress here. I continued making the base and found out that the profiles with t-slot are slightly larger. Since they fit one to the other and there are 10 of them, this error will not allow to assemble everything.
So I had to fix it.
Finished all the profiles and parts for the base.
Now for the fun part. I've been wanting to try using profile filler for a long time and now I've finally made up my mind. I decided to use epoxy granite, it's easy to make and adds quite a bit of stiffness and most importantly, dampens vibrations very well. I made some samples to check the composition of the mix, everything went well with the calculation.
Then I decided that it would be easy to put the tabs in the profile with an internal cross-section of 70*30mm. But it turned out to be very difficult, don't do it like that.
Laying the mixture inside and tamping it down through all those tabs wasn't easy either. Now while the epoxy granite is gaining its strength I can do the other parts.
So I had to fix it.
Finished all the profiles and parts for the base.
Now for the fun part. I've been wanting to try using profile filler for a long time and now I've finally made up my mind. I decided to use epoxy granite, it's easy to make and adds quite a bit of stiffness and most importantly, dampens vibrations very well. I made some samples to check the composition of the mix, everything went well with the calculation.
Then I decided that it would be easy to put the tabs in the profile with an internal cross-section of 70*30mm. But it turned out to be very difficult, don't do it like that.
Laying the mixture inside and tamping it down through all those tabs wasn't easy either. Now while the epoxy granite is gaining its strength I can do the other parts.
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22 Oct 2024 12:57 #312847
by tommylight
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Looking good
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