That’s a really nice build. I always find good cable management one of the most challenging things to do and there are loads of great ideas here. Thanks.
Have another question if your still following this video...I noticed you had some very nice caps to dress up the ends of you cable chains...Where did you get those at?
All nice and good but where are the chips? We want to see how it works 🙂 I have one suggestion: the grounding (earthing) should be done in one point i.e. star configuration, so you should take all of the grounding wires to one place and use that to connect to the grounding of the outlet. Great job!
Let me also acknowledge what a nice job you did on the PrintNC you made and also compliment you on a great looking electrical box with such a nice layout seemingly making it very user friendly...Just to help put in perspective for me what size is your electrical cabinet?
Please can you share how your OFF momentary switch is wired and how that differs from your e-stop button, or are they wired in series and do essentially the same thing?
Wow, that is one of the most impressive builds I have seen. Your attention to detail is admirable. Thank you for showing off your very nice machine.
That is a beautifully detailed build... thank you for the video.
That’s a really nice build. I always find good cable management one of the most challenging things to do and there are loads of great ideas here. Thanks.
That is a beautiful machine and even more beautiful electronic enclosure!
Fantastic work. Sorry can you share the 3d print part of drag chain?
beautiful design and very smart cable management... great job!!!!
Wow your electronics enclosure is a thing of beauty. Totally impressed! Wish I had seen yours before my monstrosity was born. Kudos.
Very nice work, the machine looks great!
Great build! Pretty impressive..
super video gibt es bald die cnc auch in action.
Very nice job..!!! Congrats!!
lovely build:-) please show the machine in action;-)
Superb, neat work ✌👌🥰
Amazing build, good job !
Have another question if your still following this video...I noticed you had some very nice caps to dress up the ends of you cable chains...Where did you get those at?
7:00 super-neat cabling, very tidy!
beautifuly done. Well explained. Thank you. I would love to see it cutting aluminium;)))
Sehr schönes Gerät!!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Welche Motoren hast Du gewählt und welches Netzteil dafür?
All nice and good but where are the chips? We want to see how it works 🙂
I have one suggestion: the grounding (earthing) should be done in one point i.e. star configuration, so you should take all of the grounding wires to one place and use that to connect to the grounding of the outlet.
Great job!
Schönes Video und schöne Fräse. Genügt der Wassereimer zum kühlen, braucht es keinen zusätzlichen Kühler?
Let me also acknowledge what a nice job you did on the PrintNC you made and also compliment you on a great looking electrical box with such a nice layout seemingly making it very user friendly...Just to help put in perspective for me what size is your electrical cabinet?
Nice work
Awesome!
Does it provide the design of 3D parts, bearing support and motor support?
very nice work, can you tell me bending radius for your drag chain? thank you
My structure made in the 45x90 structural profile, it is still under construction.
Please can you share how your OFF momentary switch is wired and how that differs from your e-stop button, or are they wired in series and do essentially the same thing?
Servus wo gibts es die Bauanleitung für die Fräse 😃
I'm building a similar structure, all in aluminum.
Great job.
Can you link some of the 3d files and parts used lime motors, etc please
Thanks
Hi sir u can for me file stl of it pls ? Thank u
See threedesign.store/read-me-first/ and wiki.printnc.info/
@@luddiness it's file fusion i dont have program u can help me i need chane to sstl file for my printer thanks