EDM Machine Setup (Based on Ender 3/Troxy, running Marlin)

[@eroc1944]

Best Ender3 mod I've seen yet.

[@dominik_meffert]

Thank you, but it is not finished, yet. At the moment, it is good for drilling holes in conductive workpieces, but my goal is to use EDM for cutting or even milling.

[@ChrisS-oo6fl]

Awesome! This is the second creator working on an EDM conversion. I believe the other creator also used an Ender (it’s been a few months since I’ve seen the video). Hopefully More people tackle this so one day we all will be able to afford a a personal yet affordable EDM. Please! Keep up the good work!

[@ericlotze7724]

Nice to see more of the setup. I’m hyped for this project, and keep up the good work! (I’ll share it around with the Open Source Hardware group i work with, stuff like this is really useful for those odd applications that need it! )

[@Spark-Hole]

I also make a sinker EDM, there is also a book on my circuit

[@dominik_meffert]

@@Spark-Hole Very nice! Just watched your video about it. Nice to see that you can cut through tungsten carbide and steel. I'm currently working on the charging and charge detecting component of a CIJ printer.

[@MikeJones-mf2rt]

Incredible 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@ZURAD]

Nice. I saw you on Hackaday.

[@dominik_meffert]

Thank you, I also saw your and MorlockEngineering's videos about ECM and tried to write code for MorlockEngineering's Marlin Feature Request that I used for this machine. Your progress on ECM is really impressive.

[@MegaCadr]

Cool!

[@dennisdecoene]

I love electronic dance music on an ender 3 🤔

[@dennisdecoene]

No seriously wire edm diy is incredible. Stunning achievement!

[@VigilanteSystems]

Thanks a lot for this! But Kerosene should be better Fluid for this...

[@dominik_meffert]

No problem :) Isn't kerosene highly flammable? Or do you mean some sort of oil?