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you also need to try add rods for compression zones

Great video and set up, just wondering what`s stopping the lead screw from dropping through the bottom bearing.

Do you know the company reinfor3d , they have , a patent amb machine. They have a lot of experience

Really nice, but its "the" and not "zse"

can you show it cutting steel.

Imagine creating a decorative enclousure using solder as a decorative seam "weld"? This brings complex shape metal working in reach of the table-top hobbyist!

Looks good except for the fact you gave to get so close to the pcb.

Hallo, vor Jahren hatten wir bereits mal einen Kontakt und da wurde mir geholfen. Nun habe ich folgendes Problem. Ich möchte die Demontage eines komplizierten Uhrwerks (Durchmesser ca. 50 mm) auf Video festhalten. Die Kamera bzw. das Objektiv sollte ca. 500 bis 700 mm entfernt sein. Wäre so etwas optisch möglich? Gruß Holger

u could make a camera lens

What kind of lenses does this use? C mount or c's mount?

How is this block of aluminium held in place?

Very nice, I had been looking for exactly the same how lens are made at very basic Can you also shade some light on how progressive lens profile will look like and may be little more on geometry and calculation on achieving certain power Any way I can directly communicate with you? Looking forward Br Ahmed Khan From Pakistan

Hook up your wires to a drill, makes quick work of twisting.

interesting

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An often overlooked measurement that can affect your CAM accuracy is the diameter of the bit(s) being used. If the actual diameter is different (usually smaller) than the nominal diameter, using the nominal introduces inaccuracies into your CAM.

Now do a video on mounting a motor to your vice 😀

Which camera module is that exactly? I can't find it.

Good job👍👍👍

a simple webcam does the same job

If you've got a lathe you can improve the sanding and polishing process by rotating the lens at slow speed :) I made some lenses like that out of PMMA and they were < 3 microns rms

i would rather take the approach used in pre-tensed concrete slabs (when the part allows it) with stiff metal reinforcements , but in this case it would be POST TENSING

I know this video is a bit old now, but it would be interesting to also compare with annealed, and annealed reinforced prints

My cnc pen plotter is going on the wrong side. When it draws the picture, it is not in this direction, but it is moving to the left side. how to fix it? Is it a software problem?

Isn’t this just testing the adhesion strength of the plastic to the cable?

Has anyone created an 'auto wire injector' as a second 'print head' to make crazy strong 3d printed parts automatically? I searched, didn't find anything, but it seems very doable and obvious?

100.03 that is 3 hundreds of a mm... doesnt really matter unless u want to make a perfect fit like F1 engines... where u drop ur head inside the block and u dont know where the cut line is...

Next step: find a tool making it possible to get the CNC to polish it. Btw, by using steel rods you can make registration holes and CNC from both sides. It's quite easy to get to work with enough accuracy.

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this is awesome

For pull strenght the shape is already wrong. Stupid to make a part that is not suitable for the job, and trying to reinforce it.

How many rpm and how many kw is spindle?

interesting

For the longitudinal screw part at the end of the video why not have holes at both ends of the screw, you can then thread the fibres through with a rod or 'needle' repeatedly so its like a bobbin and you have many parralel tow threads. You then cut the looped ends at the top and bottom, seal the cyclinder and pour in the epoxy.... You should be able to get a much denser 'infill' this way. Btw. for bigger parts what about standard infil and load up those 'pockets' with chopped fibre + epoxy mix... I.e. the printed part walls becomes the mould for an internal 'forged CF' part: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGaznqSDZ5l7e80

Esses "ratos" do chega, não são mais que infiltrados a fazer o que lhes é mandado, quer por esquerda quer por centro/esquerda. Investigem a origem dessa gente, as suas contas bancárias, para ver se apanham algum peixe graúdo.

Do you have figuered out the best way to reinforce 3d printed parts right now? Or a more refined way? Have you tried plastic welding like they use in autosgop repairs?

Could you in principle attatch the polishing paper to a sponge or another elastic material and make the cnc do the polishing heavy lifting?

3 years later and continuous fiber printing still sucks

id love to see you do a video on the software you designed this program on as im having a right head ache would be insightful thanks

Is there a reason everyone recommends single flute bits for the MPCNC? I haven’t had many problems with 2 or 3 flutes, so I’m just wondering if I’m missing something… This video is great btw!

Thanks for share, its a great solutions low coast

Excelente proyecto, uno de los mejores 💪

There doesn't appear to be much working distance?

What does the macro lens do?

Hi! Your modifications are great! Do you still have the file for the Tube Holder angle (for The Minimal Quantity Lubrication) at the back of your centerpiece?

Alles okay bei dir ? Du hast schon lange keine Videos gemacht.

3:06 Schöne Schramme in Mudders Tisch geritzt!!!

great video