Building the MPCNC!

I was always fascinated by CNC machines, but building one was beyond my ability and scope. This was until I became a 3d printer owner and discovered Ryan Zellars' website www.v1engineering.com
A great thanks to Ryan for all the fantastic open source builds and also a great thanks to the very active and helpful MPCNC community!
This is my journey of how I built the MPCNC and got it to work, presented in a quick montage. Hope this video inspires the maker in you and motivates you to build amazing projects such as these.
This might be the very first MPCNC built in India, drop a comment below if you are building one and would like any sort of help regarding the build. This film was shot on my s9+
Thanks for watching!
Follow me on:
/ yoglodesai
MPCNC webpage:
www.v1engineering.com/assembly/
Credits for the amazing music used in the video:
Broke For Free - Something Elated
Digital Album: Something EP - release date 08 July 2011
brokeforfree.com/

[@voyeger4464]

I am from ahmedabad, myprints are in progress..can't wait to start !

[@barirwin8559]

Thanks for making this. Nice camera work, editing and music. I'm about to start my first MPCNC!

[@yogeshnd]

Good luck to you!!

[@Drxxx]

wonderful project!!

[@marklowe7431]

Thanks for posting, helps a lot. My favorite part is when those two test lines joined at the end!

[@yogeshnd]

Same Here!!

[@fontanot]

Well done!

[@siddharthshekhawat5502]

Good job ,,,mr.desai i print the same version using the same 1" diameter conduit pipes 608 bearings but there is a gap between pipes and bearings in roller

[@jimmy2drinks]

Great build :) I hope to be following in your footsteps soon!

[@yogeshnd]

The process to build one is fun! & trust me the result is rewarding!

[@rakanal.2925]

Can i use pvc instead of the metal bars

[@Erbsensuppe22]

Thank you for sharing this. Which CAM Software do you use?

[@MP-mu1kw]

Thanks for sharing! What type/model of 3D printer did you use to print the parts? I am novice at 3D Printing and CNC but have been very facinated and wanted make a CNC.

[@jeswanthkumar4291]

What did you use for metal conduit ? By the way awesome video.

[@PrintermanBln]

Nice Video!

[@jeetudas1351]

Can you share the slicing files to directly print the models. Or do have have buy the 3d parts? Kindly help, as I am new to 3d printing

[@kirupakaran7765]

Great build montage. I like that the 3d printed parts are colourful. What is 3d printer you're using?

[@yogeshnd]

Thanks! I'm using an ender 3

[@httran4405]

can you share the ender 3 profile

[@suspaul100]

Asowme to see the growing enthusiasm for ender 3, 3d printing and open source community in my country.. Congratulations n all the best... Pl share the materials, where to buy list and the budget....

[@yogeshnd]

Here you go: www.v1engineering.com/blog/parts/

[@nmgani1]

Good job 👍👍 It possible to extend y axis up to 3 meters with same settings ? For 8 hours continue work ( commercial purpose) Please advise....

[@yogeshnd]

This CNC isn't made for industrial use, I think extending it upto 3 meters is not advisable as it might compromise the accuracy and the stability of the machine. There's another version: Lowrider CNC which can go for it might serve your purpose. www.v1engineering.com/lowrider-cnc/

[@nmgani1]

@@yogeshnd thanks for your valuable advice....

[@MattJonesYT]

Don't leave one of these unattended, there are many ways they can fail in subtle ways and then set themselves on fire. Closed loop cncs are safer in that regard but a lot more expensive.

[@sojueisrem8009]

I need the list of screws, could you give me the list

[@yogeshnd]

www.v1engineering.com/blog/parts/

[@Viewzzz123]

Hi can you please share what diameter pipes you are using and are these available online in India?

[@yogeshnd]

the pipes are SS, 1 inch in diameter and they are available at almost all the hardware stores in India. Be sure you 3d print the right version for 1" diameter pipes: www.thingiverse.com/thing:1671517

[@DAMIRMK]

What material did you use to print the parts.... I can't tell from the video... Thank you

[@vilas69]

It's advised to use PLA, because it's stiff

[@manuel.grovejahn6244]

How long are the pipes that you use ?

[@yogeshnd]

The CNC is 1000 mm x 500mm the pipes are cut accordingly, Ryan has a calculator for the same, you can find it here: jscalc.io/calc/Y1Db347ni9eckSKc

[@carlhawks1343]

did you buy the non 3d printed parts as part of a kit? or where did you source your parts (ie nuts ,bolts, screws, bearings, etc)?

[@yogeshnd]

I didn't but them from the kit, hardware parts (ie nuts ,bolts, screws, bearings, etc) bought from local store. Electronics ordered online.

[@banrapjana2774]

Can you share the link for the electronics you bought online? Or did you buy them from the V1 shop? Your reply would be very helpful.

[@quartapound]

Great Job! Loved the video. I have a few videos of my MPCNC with the laser, router, and chocolate 3d printer attachment. Could we get an update? Favourite software? any mods/difficulties? have you made any improvements? looks like your latest uploads were featuring creations made with your MPCNC?

[@nickolaskamryn942]

i guess Im pretty randomly asking but do anybody know a good website to stream newly released tv shows online?

[@isaiahaydin6281]

@Nickolas Kamryn Flixportal =)

[@nickolaskamryn942]

@Isaiah Aydin thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service =) Appreciate it !

[@isaiahaydin6281]

@Nickolas Kamryn You are welcome xD

[@mattivirta]

i have printing ALL parts but not found anywere 1" ssteel tube in thailand hahahaha i have all elektric too.

[@munishgupta4043]

How long it took to print the MPCNC parts?

[@siddharthshekhawat5502]

Could u plz tell me what i did wrong

[@yogeshnd]

Sure, This happened to me with one or two bearings, I rolled up those bearings with masking tape making the diameter slightly bigger. Problem Solved!!