Start to Finish XYZ Probe (Part 1)

[@ServiceProcess]

Massive thankyou. Spent a year building the CNC and this was a very useful addition. Followed it all the way through to success. Thanks for being exceptionally clear in everything you presented. (Oh ... and Sub'd)

[@ヴヴァンダオ]

very helpful video, but can you tell me exactly what kind of material you use for milling! Thank you very much, wish you a very happy and healthy new year

[@cncmexpertdesign8916]

Very nice video. Subscribed. One question: how do you connect the touch plate to use only one wire?

[@CV-wo9hj]

Awesome thank you.What grade aluminium were you cutting?

[@nexan21]

good video, great quality picture & sound , just a thought though , 15mm walls on the probe means there is a lot of mass overhanging your work piece , a thinner wall , say 5mm would make it more stable when you actually come to use it as a touch plate

[@IllDoItMyself]

Thankyou very much. And yes your total right after using the plate I would prefer a thinner wall.

[@IceCreams62]

Great work, thanks a lot. On F360 selecting Preferences - Default Modeling Orientation - Z up the F360 XYZ axes will match the Workbee axes. This could help.

[@IllDoItMyself]

Excellent tip Thankyou!

[@erikcramer]

Nice video thanks, could you use the probe with fusion/ugs also or only mags?

[@IllDoItMyself]

Yes I plan to have details for UGS and other Grbl controllers in a future video.

[@aarondenson9769]

What type of feed rates are you running with on this machine?

[@IllDoItMyself]

New video dropping in a minute with feeds and speeds used for Aluminum

[@RaulLopez-gm9bq]

Hows the power on your spindle? I keep seeing on forums the 110v 2.2kw spindle is crap.

[@IllDoItMyself]

Honestly on a machine like this the 2.2k 110v will never be your limiting factor. In my experience it has ample power!

[@RaulLopez-gm9bq]

@@IllDoItMyself glad to hear it. I am assembling my workbee right now, appreciate the videos

[@ch5998]

Did you say 2,400 rpm?

[@IllDoItMyself]

Oh wow your right!! 24,000 RPM it should have been. I'll add a page to the video. Thanks for pointing that out!

[@davecoggan9619]

I've never seen a DeWalt router ran at 24,000rpm before with aluminium. That's number 5 on the speed control. I've only ever ran at number 1 at around 600mms. With a 1/4" bit. I'm eager to try but don't fancy snapping or welding an endmill lol

[@TheAerodromeStudio]

I enjoyed your content and the music was distracting. I could barely hear you talking over the music.

[@IllDoItMyself]

Thanks for the feedback. I have improved in future videos I hope!