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Wire EDM 4 axis, seems to be open source and 3D printed
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5 months 3 days ago #346693
by tommylight
Not my stuff!
Bumped into this, looks nice and usable
Bumped into this, looks nice and usable
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5 months 3 days ago #346698
by timo
Replied by timo on topic Wire EDM 4 axis, seems to be open source and 3D printed
I really feel like "Oscar the Grouch"
now. I deleted the rant. haha.
I find wire EDM fascinating. However it is complicated. For small square sheet metal parts I suggest a bench vise, hack saw and file.
I find wire EDM fascinating. However it is complicated. For small square sheet metal parts I suggest a bench vise, hack saw and file.
- fret saw
- jig saw
- scroll saw
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4 months 2 weeks ago #347074
by cakeslob
Replied by cakeslob on topic Wire EDM 4 axis, seems to be open source and 3D printed
I wonder if they ended up using the linuxcnc board or not. i was pushing a remora thing because they were using klipper, but i think they eventually just went linuxcnc and made a rpi breakout for it because they dont need as fast stepgen as a cutting cnc. I havent checked in for a while thought
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3 months 11 hours ago #348253
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Replied by tommylight on topic Wire EDM 4 axis, seems to be open source and 3D printed
They just posted this, but 15000$ seems a bit far out, although the only thing close to it is BaxEDM and i do not know what that goes for, so might still be OK price.
I wonder if they implemented the "back off on short" functionality, i know someone on youtube did some 10 years ago.
And they use the open source nature to to their benefit with "no cloud, private, etc" , nice.
I wonder if they implemented the "back off on short" functionality, i know someone on youtube did some 10 years ago.
And they use the open source nature to to their benefit with "no cloud, private, etc" , nice.
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