CNC-guitar

[@Distortedbackdrop]

nice stuff man, I myself am currently learning to become a luthier; keep up the good work, and even if you're only doing it for personal pleasure I respect the fact that you have taken the time to delve into (in today's time) a dying art :)

Yeahh. Great video. Much of our customers also use our cnc routers for milling guitar bodys and necks and milling, engraving some 3d inlays Nice video !!

[@FERRERmusica]

do you use rhinocam.. what task did you use??? how you make it to get rounded ???

[@J66G]

Yes, its a Kress 1050, and the bit is a festool ø8x30. Can machine very deep holes and with a small diameter.

[@lilbrudder32]

@molinobeer NEMA 23 is the standard for the size of the motor frame. What's inside could be anything, brushless DC, servo, stepper, etc.

[@J66G]

@777r7 Rhinocam 2 std have 3D roughing, 3D horisontal finising and 3D parallel finishing. For contour i use 2½D profiling and 2½D pocketing. For arm cut and backside cut i use first 3D roughing, and then 3D parallel finishing.

[@J66G]

No, I use Servomotors with encoder. It works very stabel. Its Nema 23 motors. Encoders 300 pulses=1200 positions/rev. Spindel Pitch 5mm and 4mm. The size off motors depends of how quickly you will accelerate your gantry.

[@J66G]

@ViktorVR no, it's europerian ash. More ligth in color, but more heavy than swamp ash. But the tone is very focused. The price for the parts was about 5000$, and then a lot of hours.

[@J66G]

@Rick31797 it is G-code controlled via Mach3 (program)

[@J66G]

@poopdood321JP I leave some tabs to hold the body. The wood is oriented via some 6mm pins in steel in a tight fit . This way I can turn it round as I wish, an keep it oriented.

[@J66G]

@777r7 Yes, i use RhinoCam 2.0 standard. Mostly i use pocketing and profiling. For rounded i use parallel finishing.

[@J66G]

Yes, I have constucted the machine so the screws on the side are away from the work. But the others are exposed. So cleaning and lubricating is importend. But on the other hand, there is dust almost everywere.

[@IchigoIchigo3]

nice. But how do you go about taking it completely off of the excess wood? Do you cut it out at full depth? Wouldn't the work move a little as its being cut since its not being held down (the guitar part that is)?

[@nwimpney]

Nice. I'm working on a CNC machine right now. That seems nice and quick. Are you using steppers? If so, what size are they? My machine might have a heavier gantry than yours, but I really have no idea what size motors I should use.

[@romainsouthcoast]

hello, I am conceiving my cnc as hold her and justement to make the same work type as you. I would like to know what is the electronic card which you use and the caracteristiques of your motors

[@FERRERmusica]

@J66G please check your inbox messages, i wrote to you, so you say you use rhinocam 2.0 standard, that means you are using pocketing and not 3d pocketing?? is that correct???

[@Pescadinha123]

do you teach how to build guitar like that ? nice job

[@spikeccx]

when the cutter howles like a wolf , Its not a good sign LOL , how many have you broke?

[@PattArtTube]

Hello! From what kind of wood do this part? Yours

[@fmancera]

Excellent job man. What wood, feed rate and spindle rotation is working?

[@luthiao]

Hello friend, congratulations on your very beautiful work, and I'm also a luthier to buy my first CNC, I saw that you use servo motors Kelling [ac brushless or dc?], I would like to refer me to the links that used those products in its electronics, Thank you health and peace

[@JeremyCook]

Wow, looks like you're getting some good linear speed on your router. Nice job! What kind of depth of cut per pass are you doing?

[@keepyourlovesafe]

wow! I wanna build my own guitar but how the heck would you figure the dimensions? is there some sort of standard to follow?

[@cygnoron834]

Hello with how much rpm and with how much speed have you cut the guitar? Would be nice if you could answer

[@Ricken2022]

what is guiding the router, computer program ???

[@J66G]

I have drawn it in Rhino3D and use RhinoCAM std to generate the G-code.

[@gfx2006]

Nice work! I'm learning about this CNC thing. Did you have to flip the whole thing over to finish the other side?

[@mokshavortice]

Is that an open source Cnc machine. If it is? Where can I get the di

[@ViktorVR]

It's Alder ??? the wood I mean. and what is the cost for that machine??? aprox.

[@betamale3]

Can we see the finished guitar?

[@RicardoUrio]

Nice job ! Some possiblity of share the files ?

[@juningarcia]

hello friend as parabens with the projects for use in this machine but I do not have the required guitar projects

[@9ibson]

Hello, how much did your CNC cost to build? And how long does it take to build the body? Thanks, and great job!

[@albia74]

Hi J66G! Which router-bit do you use exactly? You wrote "festool ø8x30 for deep holes". In the video, the bit looks actually very long, but the ones I found from festool are ony about 56 mm long all in all. Can you give an exact name or even better a link to a bit? Many thanks in advance!

[@muse0007]

how much the cnc cost u 2 make?

[@TheAustinWalls]

how much did your home built cnc run you?

[@J66G]

The work for a strat type body is about 30 min.

Great ! Would you send me the g-code file ? I would like to test this file with our cnc routers. Frank

[@ChalkysFinest]

@phillies4eva For us cnc guys we like to hear the sound of the tooling. You can tell a lot by the sound. Good stuff if your going to do the same as this guy. Just m2c

[@bereberebere1995]

could you do a tutorial please? i want to know how could i create my very own guitar THX

[@ramomkolbet3507]

Olá qual servo você usou ?

[@J66G]

@molinobeer No, not if they ar servo motors. w w w.kelinginc. net/ServoMotors. html

[@zoomg10]

How much is this CNC???

[@valterberbel615]

muito bom !! very good !

[@narzedziowacompl]

Amazing :) good for U

[@mokshavortice]

Instructions to do it?

[@zdravkovic007]

How to get this model ? PLS

[@TheAVolta]

Awsome :-)

[@DECIFERTHIS09]

that beats a asain kid any day

[@abaddon1112]

looks like a couple millimeters per pass.. sorry I work in a shop that runs on metric lol

[@guitarrasebrombrasilluthier]

hello you have files for sale, which your contact

[@erfmedeiros]

Ain't that romantic...

[@DjinnJuggler]

it's expensive because the router cost a thousand dollars to make :P

[@J66G]

tja, den løber op. Men det er mest skinner og spindler der koster.

[@molinobeer]

@J66G Nema23 are sttepers...

[@thomaslowe942]

design a les paul guitar

[@phillies4eva]

totally sick, but why am i listening to annoying router sounds and not a sick guitar song?

[@XShiyamiX]

Can you tell me what is the specific software than control this CNC?