Cnc Train Model Using DIY CNC Router

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3 Axis CNC routing of solidworks model of a GM F7 Locomotive

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#1 written by tbenefi33 1 year ago

Now that the best one Ive seen so far.

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#2 written by 00CrazyDiamond00 1 year ago

Your router really do a great work!
Hope my steppers will do at least half
of waht I saw here :)
Greeting from Italy
Mauro

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#3 written by unknowneuropean 1 year ago

nice work. We are using CnC in school. But only for metal. Really nice! I’ll show it on my teacher.

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#4 written by TheBakachan 1 year ago

Heh, at first I was like “Usable slices? What?” and then I saw how big it was. Exceedingly nice work! :)

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#5 written by eddiaz76 1 year ago

Could you please send me information of this machine?
Price?
router bits?
type of software it use?
Shipping?
etc.

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#6 written by NGraver001 1 year ago

Sorry, I only built this machine for myself. I am not in business.

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#7 written by twofoot65 1 year ago

Excellent work. How dimensionally stable is the wood pattern? Do you have any issues with moisture swelling the pattern? Have you even considered milling your parts from polystyrene? How much machine run time did this pattern need?

Is there any chance you would share your machine’s design?

Cheers,

Chris

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#8 written by peterwilson69 1 year ago

One of the best CNC woodworking videos I’ve seen – excellent!

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#9 written by thunderair 1 year ago

awesome I wanna one of that ,, good job ngraber

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#10 written by Jamdirek 1 year ago

I would buy one from you, whats the best price?

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#11 written by quibowibbler 1 year ago

what bit did you use to plunge down like that?

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#12 written by NGraver001 1 year ago

A 1/2″ carbide end mill

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#13 written by NGraver001 1 year ago

To the commenter whose question I accidentally deleted the answer is SolidCam

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#14 written by Aev308 1 year ago

what type of router did you use?

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#15 written by NGraver001 1 year ago

Hitachi M12VC

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#16 written by Aev308 1 year ago

Great, thanks

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#17 written by FintaruS 1 year ago

I consider myselves to build a CNC, it is your own design or do you have any links to the one you build?

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#18 written by NGraver001 1 year ago

@FintaruS
My own design. Modeled in Unigraphics Solids modeling program. No drawings…sorry

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#19 written by inagod 1 year ago

good carbide wood bits are a must,great video

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#20 written by AlexLPD 1 year ago

Very nice video in did, I hope you can put more about your project…

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#21 written by 123timooo 1 year ago

@FintaruS @leventis1991 go to instructables*com and search for CNC. There’s a pretty similar one..

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#22 written by torcente 1 year ago

bella macchina bellissimo video…..
Palermo, Sicilia, Italia ciaoooooo

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#23 written by ShaneVadnais 1 year ago

Very nice!

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#24 written by pogi09282805724 1 year ago

@NGraver001 whats a router? sorry noob here!! hehe

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#25 written by djtonyxxx5 1 year ago

but solid cam produce the gcode and then you put into mach3 or how do you interface your cnc with solidwork?

now i export in 3ds from solidwork and generate toolpèath with cambam plus. but is not a good choice.

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