very helpful

Thanks a lot for this video😃. Very clear explanation, precise details and step-by-step explanation. Got what I needed :)) 😍

really so amazing, what a contribution

Great, love to build one (but space constraint say no)

Je viens d'investir dans le même matériel que vous. Pouvez-vous me résumer en un mot? Qu'en pensez-vous? Je suis de France et je monte ma première cnc et autant vous dire que l'électricité me fais un peu peur, donc je vais suivre a la lettre vos conseilles. Pas toujours évident avec le traducteur, lire les instructions et regarder les images en même temps. Pas simple mais on va faire avec.

Outstanding - simply, outstanding efforts!

Nice job hardware guy. You helped me.

Wow this was a great video. Works for FreeCAD 0.21.2

Did you use loctite for assembly too or just split washers?

Congratulations and thank you for your generous contribution to the Open Source community!

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You are AWESOME ❤❤❤

That's amazing! Now all I need is for the oldest to move out so I can expand my workshop into his bedroom to fit this thing. Shouldn't be more than 15 years or so. :) But seriously, thank you. Your effort and generosity is much appreciated!

I love to see new OSHW machine tools! Kudos for making it and releasing it. I wonder how much work it would be to port the drawings to FreeCAD and the controller to LinuxCNC so it can be a fully open system. I'm not bashing F360 or Mach, btw, just noting that the project is pretty close to being free as in beer and as in speech.

Hoping “someday” I have a place I can make creations like this

Great build man, hats off and thank you 🙏

Where can I get the relay shown at @18:52 ?

So so helpful! Thank you.

Great info. Glad I stumbled on your channel! I'm coming over for coffee! Lol. Question... if I want to use a rotary axis, do I need a 5th stepper driver or do I utilize the Y axis driver? Do I need a different control board also? Also, why did you use Mach 3 instead of possibly the Arduino board. I want to build my own also as the retail packages seem to always miss the mark in features for all the money they want. Thank you for your help! Jeff in the USA

thx alot. i learn something new today

among us

Hope you’re on a well 😂

Thank You for this series

My mesh is getting converted into a surface instead of a body. Do you know why that might be happening and how to fix it?

I'm loving these videos. Once again, you're an excellent instructor.

I finished your 2nd video and, as expected, it was excellent!!!!

I have to agree with the past 20 comments that the other users left. This was an excellent presentation!!!! You're a natural educator. I'm looking forward to watching all of your FreeCad videos. I've subscribed to your channel, as well as other previous FreeCad channels, but yours is the first one I've selected the "bell" to see more of your new content. Now, on to the next video to learn what the other "Beginners to FreeCad" channel tutorials missed explaining.

How is adding objects to a file "editing" it?

Hi, I'm not sure if you'll see this but I said I'll try ask. I'm working on an rc car project for my final year project in uni (Electronic Engineering) and have hit a bit of a wall with steering the thing. I came across this video series and have been provided with a solution that is outside of my capabilities due to the lack of a 3D printer. I have found a way around it but my main question is about the servo motor and overall weight of the car. Would you mind letting me know the overall weight of the project if you still remember and how much the servo can pull/ what servo you used? It would be greatly appreciated. Overall great video and series on this specific project! Thanks.

This is an absolutely excellent tutorial.

Brilliant! Well explained,.

very useful ，thanks a lot

that was pretty calming to watch

I cant thank you enough! I have the same machine and is a beginner at all of this your video helped me a bunch! Please do a video on how to integrate the rotary kit

Awesome video, I'm just learning FreeCAD as another option for CAD understanding.

hello , really nice video just I don't understand why you put the 5V to the D+ et P+ ?? I planned to wire the P- and D- to the ground and D+ and P+ to the XD and XP of the breaking board , is this right ?? thank you in advance

Amazing, thank you so much for the short and to the point tutorial!

Hi did you made that video about PWM module connection and configure with all settings in mach (port setting for this rnr board)

what is the name of the machine?

thank you very much for this structured introduction. keep teaching this way.

I see the mesh on your image but did you employ it and place it on the face you are creating the text on?

But does it actually print correctly?

Sorry, got to this 1 and Im already sick of unnecessary spreadsheets, which you shouldnt have to do for all these exercises.

If you are doing a large part design which is only going to be a 1 of, with no possiblity of any changes, ie sizes, this parametric would be a waste of time, wouldnt it?

A 21:44 length tutorial video and it only at least eight hours to get it right.

No need for a primer if using Polyfilla, correct? Any thoughts on using just nail polish for small surfaces like eyeballs only?

I finally got an understanding about forms, thank you!

Hello Garath, nice CNC build and good to see you completed the project. For me the most interesting bit is the control aspect, the bit between the software and the actual CNC motion mechanics. There are many presenters for CNC builds and software, however not many delve into the Microcontrollers. It seems to me you have a talent for explaining and have sound knowledge of Microcontrollers. Will you be expanding your presentations with regard Microcontrollers in the future, e.g. STM32, ESP32, Arduinos etc? I hope you do as the Engineering of motion control is the important part of these types of project, please let me know and thanks for the good work. Jo

Hi , thank you for that , it was really easy to follow & has given me a clear understanding .

Ive just bought a 3d printer and just endured 4 painfully confusing vids to the point i nearly gave up. (And why do i have to listen to their life story before they start? 😴 ) Yours is a breath of fresh air. Made simple and to the point without spinning your cursor over the screen until i feel sea sick! Cheers.