DIY Desktop Milling Machine: NanoMill

[@termlimit]

Will you release plans for this? Seems like a neat concept, looking forward to the rest.

[@COMPACTCO]

@@termlimit Hey! Thanks! Maybe a kit of sorts? Not entirely sure yet. That’s a little bit down the road.

[@burakgurses9287]

I checked the channel to watch the rest, but even this video was uploaded two days ago 😂 I’m waiting to see the final version. Subscribed.

[@COMPACTCO]

Thanks for the sub! Yeah sorry, I'll be posting the next video in a few days (:

[@ZantZ]

Use the cnc to make the cnc. What a time to be alive.

[@COMPACTCO]

@@ZantZ they’re replicating themselves 😫

[@TheMugwump1]

It's called REPRAP. Look at Voron 3d printers.

[@ZantZ]

@@TheMugwump1 yeah I've built a Trident and a 0.

[@SteelCraft99]

Ah yes, building a milling machine is truly endless journey :P Is this 3D printed fan on your tool holder?

[@COMPACTCO]

@@SteelCraft99 it is a rabbit hole lol yes, you’re spot on!

[@gorAi69]

I've never seen the blanks attached with duct tape and super glue. What brand of duct tape did you use, was it 3M? There are many different types of duct tape from this manufacturer.

[@COMPACTCO]

@@gorAi69 it’s actually painters tape, the cheapest one from home depot. I’m shocked how strong it is.

[@Wala_Wang]

I like it!

[@COMPACTCO]

@@Wala_Wang Thanks! It took a bit of work to get to this point lol

[@weetjev]

Hi, maybe dumb question but what cnc machine is it that you are using in te video?

[@COMPACTCO]

@@weetjev there’s no such thing as a dumb question! It’s a machine I also designed and fabricated myself. I made it specifically to make smaller machines. It’s travels a just barely large enough to make the largest part in my machines! (:

[@gillsejusbates6938]

cool