I'm interested in buying one i have a Dewalt router a dw611 already do i need anything else other than getting 2x4's and a 4x8 sheet.

Is the model for that wall mount corner piece available? I am only finding the floor mount ones?

Bar is the GOAT!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hi, i have been waiting for buying the Maslow, how can i get one? Congratulations for all your work, its amazing.

When you speak of the Maslow making errors, I'd like to know at what stage the errors occur. That is, are they in the G-code files or in their interpretation by the Maslow runtime code?

Cool simulator! Although I may want to do a 4x8 panel on occasion, I suspect that most of my work will be done with 4x4 panels. So, I like the idea of being able to specify the work surface dimensions. Regarding the limits on belt length, I'd like to know what kinds of add-on belts could be used in situations where a mount point is a bit further away.

I love the idea of the anchors in the garage like that. Question about the simulator. I am assuming that the rectangle in the middle is supposed represent a 4x8 sheet of plywood? Could you add a way to change the size we are wanting to cut, I have a smaller area and looking to cut out of a 4x4 sheet of plywood and would love to use this to figure out that size.

When using the simulator, is there a color legend you could add that briefly explains what type of performance to expect with the different shades, so folks can make informed decisions about what's acceptable for them vs not?

Sadly, with as much equipment and shelving as I have lining the walls of my small garage, I just can't make a floor-based approach work for me. I'd really like more focus put back on the vertical approach, because sometimes that's really all people can fit. So much time has been spent recently with Maslows running on the floor, I'm concerned we're neglecting a big reason why people might buy a Maslow (vertical). So, I think rapidly iterating on framing standards to find an optimal, lowest flex, pragmatic design standard is something to be prioritized.

I bought a bed rug for my F150 it came with two strips of Velcro that double sided tape on them that holds the bed rug in the truck as you go down the road. You can get rolls of Velcro at your local box store and the double sided tape. Lay the Velcro down so that it will be inside the car tires on the floor, they would have to be about a foot long in four places.

You could also install the anchor points outside.

How careful do you need to be about placing the spoil board relative to the anchor points? I presume that when you set up the Maslow, you need to be cautious about connecting each belt to the same anchor as it was connected to during calibration, right?

I switched from a giant vertical frame in my back yard to the garage floor. Will not go back to the wood frame. So much easier to set the belts from the floor than having to climb a ladder.

It seems like the demonstrations of the project have slowly moved away from the wall-leaning orientation. Does that still work with Maslow 4.1? I imagine there is more stress on the two motors with the hanging belts. Is there any evidence that would be bad for the system in the long term? Just curious.

This is way interesting I have been trying to figure out how to attach a Maslow using the side of my Promaster 2500 highroof with some sort of collapsible frame, but staking it out in an open space woudl also work and wouldnt take up much van living space

Is the inner rectangle a full sheet? 1200 x 2400?

Think I have seen a very similar simulation tool in the forum, think you should give some credit.

I've been struggling with the issue of where to keep my Maslow, thanks for this.

Hey Bar! You're welcome to setup in my garage/workshop 🌝. Welcome to drill holes in concrete and walls.

Part of the “plus factor” for me is that anywhere I can put four anchors roughly the right distance from each other I’ve got what I need. Nice day and want to work outside with a full 4x8? Four points on the driveway and I’m done. Precise work on a 2x2 panel in the winter? Four points in my cramped basement workshop and I’m done. Really appreciate this kind of “spark my thinking” video. And a whole lot more thanks for the consistent comms on the KS - such a breath of fresh air.

Awesome! I’ve been following your videos, because I love what you have been doing. I’m looking forward to setting up a Maslow on the outside wall of my tiny 12 x 16 shop. It will be the perfect setup for my situation.

could the simulator give the dimensions for that inner green boundary? (and probably add a note that its wanting measurements in millimeters)

Bar, this is a really intersting exercise, and great to see some new ideas for a temporary set up. and the simulator looks to be a very convenient visual tool. Good stuff;-)

Can you add the wall anchor to "The Not Shop" Please

is it possible to change the straight bit out for a rounder over to improve the edge quality? and if so could you automate the process of flipping the work sheet over to do the same on the other side ?

The whole point of the Maker movement and Open Source is to share ideas, help each other out, and give credit to everyone who has contributed. What has happened here is truly, truly low. I hope you don’t give up. I’m more than willing to contribute to the legal costs if it comes to that.

I want one, no, I need one!😅

Approximately how long did the cutout take? Curious what 2000mm/min equates to when cutting out that many pieces.

For the record, Maker Made is not affiliated with the Maslow CNC trademark issues & we have our own issues with this company. The heart of the issue is an upstream Chinese supplier that made some molds on 2016/2017 for many metal parts the original owners of Maker Made used and was introduced to by Bar. My relationship with this company soured over many years to the point we made our own molds. If people have noticed, contrary to popular believe ~16 months ago everyone said we’d just copy the product. We have not and we won’t. I have made an effort to remove references to Maslow CNC and keeping the M2 product distinct and apart from the Maslow CNC name. I’ve always said I’ve been happy to talk with Bar about this. Either by phone or in person, but not a public forum. About the workload, it’s tough running a business. But 80% of that mundane work you do can be handed off so you can spend 80% on engineering and 20% on high level business strategy. Your strength is on engineering and making awesome products.

hi have you tried cutting and grooving acm or acp?

Let them have "Maslow CNC"; trademark "Original Maslow CNC" for yourself.

Hi Bar, ask for money to run the lawsuit. Make them regret it!

Yes. Crowdfunding for legal fees.

Use an "AI Lawyer" to backup/check the lawyer you use. Perhaps an open source AI Lawyer is all you need to defend an open source project?

Watch the movie "The burial" with Tommy Lee Jones, maybe you can get some tips on how to win over big companies. If nothing else, it's a good movie.❤

I trust the name "Maslow CNC" because of the many years I've followed you building trust for name. When I see "Maslow" your CNC equipment is typically what I think of. For years I've been sent friends and family to the name "Maslow CNC" for that reason. Sometimes it's just a text with the name "Maslow CNC". For a year I stopped planning to move from the city, but when I imagined having a private garage again, I came back and was glad to find you on the web by the name I remembered. I would follow you to a new name, but I would be disappointed to see you forced to give up the inherent value of the brand you've built.

Hi Bar, I admire your philosophical attitude to the needless trademark issue with MakerMade. As a backer, I would be willing to chip in to the court costs, if it came to it.. I am sure others would also.

Bar, thanks for the update, and your excellent message to stay positive-minded in what we do. Happy New Year to you too! I really cannot believe Maker made are not only continuing to be difficult but have now escalated their outrageous claim. I fully support you in standing firm. Such an obviously clear case that you are the creator and founder of Maslow...

what your doing is great, keep up the great work. as an idea to avoid court, is do a big name change. make sure everyone knows this is your new name. anyway i hope you can handle the stress of dealing with thoes greedy idiots

I'm personally hoping for the best for 2025 too, have a great new year Bar!

I think protecting your name is important. You've built trust and brand recognition on that name. Anything sketchy they do under that name could reflect on you. Rebranding will at least cause confusion and previous articles referencing you could also seem like they're for the other company. If you somehow lose, it might be worth contacting all those publications, and channels like Tested, to see if that can do an update on the articles and videos (at least links in descriptions of videos). Do not underestimate the potential damage/cost of a name change. I've seen content creators lose a large chunk of their audience when they try to rebrand because people don't recognize them. Think of it this way, the reason they're willing to fight you is because there is value associated with your brand. Not only that, but the reason they purchased the company they did was apparently because they thought that brand was part of the package, even though the seller never had the rights to the brand name. Final thought, part of the reason you were able to raise so much more than you were asking for in the latest Kickstarter is because of your brand. I'm using brand and name as if they mean the same thing, which isn't quite accurate. However, your company name is a big part of your brand. You might want to consult with an expert on what the impact could be so you can get a better idea of what your brand is worth. That is how much money is it worth to fight for your brand name? This is aside from the intangible value of not letting them get away with stealing your company name.

Appreciate the update. Doesn't seem to matter what party you go to, there's always a turd in the punch bowl. Good luck.

Fight the good fight. You are doing good work. Pushing the envelope on technology and creating something of value. Don’t get distracted by those other copy clowns. I am looking forward to upgrading my Maslow CNC and whipping out some cool projects for all to see.

Appreciate the regular updates. We all know how Sod's/Murphy's law works... Am looking forward to receiving the upgrade kit after Chinese New Year, cheers!

6:30 running a small business is very hard. you are doing great! keep it up!

If it comes to it, you might consider crowd-funding your legal cost. I'd support the cause in a heartbeat! Also thanks for all you do for the community!! Can't wait for my 4.1!! ❤🎉❤❤🎉❤

Happy you're not going to roll over for those Maker Made people. Sorry that you have to go to court over it.

Great job ! Keep it up ! Sending love and a future order from France

Happy New Years!

Super good enough