LARGE 3D PRINTED CNC FROM SCRATCH

[@fpvcoder9200]

It would be nice to see a video on how you design the things. :)

[@erikhellman3974]

This, so much this. And a stream of him showing the process of designing a printer and / or CNC. Would be so helpful

[@ciderhat2760]

Yeah id love to see how he and other people design their machines

[@SeanHodgins]

The amount of work you put into your builds is insane.

[@aviator267]

The amount of work he puts into editing the video is insane

[@BrunoBostick]

its more the amount of money he saves...

[@matts1741]

When are you putting out a new vid lol

[@nkronert]

The video editing probably took longer than the assembly of the machine itself, but it does pay off! Very captivating to watch! 👍

[@janvostarek4396]

almost none of work and literally zero knowledge@@aviator267

[@joshuahuman1]

That plywood gear probably costs more than the machine with lumber prices lately

[@JustLocal]

😂🤣

[@scrhall]

I don't know if in Spain prices have also skyrocketed

[@DominicFawver]

Aluminum prices have also skyrocketed so probably not, but it is an awesome machine regardless.

[@chrisshort4198]

I was pricing up those aluminium posts a few weeks ago here in the UK, for 8 of them at 120cm was over £100 - i dread to thinmk how much those 6 or 8 footers cost!

[@djmjr77]

Probably just order the extrusions from china, then use the the month it takes to get them to print all those large parts .. lol 😆

[@warhuhn]

One day he's gonna realize he has to build a large table too.

[@seanthompson6720]

you mean print a large table

[@AlexApol]

Ah yes. He must build a printer first that can print a new workbench on!

[@fram1111]

@@seanthompson6720 Great stuff you Guys make me me lauph

[@deth3021]

He doesn't use a table, so why would he need a large one? He has some wood on top of 2 sawhorses.

[@fram1111]

@@deth3021 Simple your a man

[@Aristo12]

Future video: 3D printed dust collector for the CNC.

[@nightsaber2272]

Some printers later he build printer that can print planets.

[@soundmindtv2911]

Definitely

[@franksimon8375]

+how to melt it into OLA and extrude it into filament

[@duncanengeham4501]

Would love to see a behind the scenes video, where you talk about the design process, and nerd out on the slicer settings and speed it takes to print some of these components

[@converdb]

I´ve built myself 3 cnc machines, with mostly 3d printed parts and I´ve got to say you always amaze me with your way of approaching the most common problems you find in these machines, like bending in the gantries, specially this size. I find your mechanical skills pretty awesome, how you always find the way to maximize strength while keeping the thing as light as possible. You´re the man Ivan, superb job!

[@nikodembartnik]

That’s a huuuge CNC! Great project!

[@ronreynolds5580]

Where is the larger indymill video???ive been waiting

[@timothyreyes5392]

I prefer your CNC design cant wait to see a larger version. Not expecting it to happen due to alignment issues and $$$$$ as it gets larger but yeah :)

[@pptm-j7o]

와... 쩔었다... 이 채널만큼 3D Printer의 가능성을 보여주는 채널이 없는듯 Wow... it was crazy... There seems to be no other channel that shows the potential of 3D printers as much as this one.

[@caliorbroke]

It would be fantastic to see a vacuum add-on for this build! Great work as always!

[@JasonPurkiss]

Been watching you for a few years now, wondered why it is that i havent built my self a 3d Printer or CNC yet as you make it look so interesting and fun think the reason is that i dont have my own space but i do remember once you working under the stairs so i have no excuse :( thanks

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

I'm going to have to build a tiny one so you have no excuse at all 😉

[@testfag]

@@ivanmirandawastaken you and tiny those are some weird combinations you make XD

[@AcrimoniousMirth]

I know that feeling. Used to build all sorts of stuff until I moved to a smaller flat… been trying to find a garage or workshop I can rent with some friends but the market is dead.

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Haha! I can, I don't often, but I can.

[@brandonmack111]

It would be pretty funny to print your smallest 3D printer using your biggest one.

[@OddlyIncredible]

Hey Ivan, if I might make a suggestion, consider investing in a set of counterbore bits - these are the boring bits designed to feed into drilled holes and cut wider, flat-bottomed openings to clear the heads of cap-head screws. (Not to be confused with countersink bits - a counterBORE bit cuts a flat-bottomed hole for use with screws with flat mount faces on their heads while a counterSINK cuts an angled hole for screws with angled head faces) Using a counterbore bit after drilling will allow you to place the screw heads inside the frame against the center of the extrusion instead of having heads and washers sticking out from its surface, which will make for a cleaner look and also prevent having potential "catch" points along the perimeter. (It'll also prevent distorting the outsides of the extrusions' profiles when the screws are tightened down.)

[@DavidMeggers]

It’s one thing to build something like this, but to have also created the plans and visualising how it should be is quite amazing. Utterly amazing creation

[@freundderuc9146]

this machine looks absolutely great and well designed. Unfortunately I think it is too weak for the size, as you can see in 13:45 when fixing the tool it moves several millimeters.

[@marsgizmo]

amazing project Ivan! 😎👏

[@zecretw7272]

Finally you can make those big wooden spacers you did not know you needed.

[@AcrimoniousMirth]

You can help interference a bit by wrapping your cables in aluminium foil and/or adding ferrite cores to the main cables, especially the router. Also I don’t know what control system you have set up but CNC.js has made my life a lot easier!

[@aserta]

4:34 One thing i'd change, is make the tensioners non-static on the carriage. A simple spring shim stock can make the wheels adjust dynamically rather than force the belt at all times. This is common place technology for large printers. And as you know, those require precision as well. This is more of a long term thing, as it doesn't wear the belt as much as a static tensioner does, nor does it put as much force on the frame, which is not the correct way (none of the industrial precision machines i've been inside of has ever been drum tight as most forums suggest). Just my 2 cents.

[@evanfinkle]

hey what do you mean by this exactly? where does the spring shim stock live? I get your point about the tension but can't picture what you are describing just yet... Hope you can help!

[@donireland6218]

Very cool. But instead of chasing the router around with a vacuum hose, maybe add an attachment that will automatically bring a dust collection hose along for the ride.

[@PascalVos]

Ivan this is nuts ! and bolts of course ! :) and spacers... Amazing video again, keep having fun!

[@andreaswolf499]

I think Ivan is definitely headed towards „Mirandagatan“ now ;)

[@cyberwizzard]

I also had a flashback to how Wintergatan started the marble machine when he made the big gear :D

[@JoelCreates]

I love to cut foamular board on my big CNC, great for props

[@heikoh.1618]

I saw a video of a 3d styrofoam cutter... If you say great for props...

[@rameezsheikh7576]

What props?

[@bernonic]

loved the drill press shot with the bit coming towards the camera - all I could think was "I'll talk! I'll talk!"

[@shakejones]

YOU ROCK MATE! thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏻

[@frafracho473]

It’s insane how much work you have to do before printing, assembling… I’m really impressed !

[@bikeforever2016]

Awesome, and I so want to follow in your footsteps. But all that effort and no dust collection. An interesting choice.

[@khandam7709]

"This CNC router did cost me $925 to build." pretty good cost for a machine this big!

[@DieterGribnitz]

"I was planing on making it smaller". lol, I have the same problem. I was inpired by the last CNC build on this channel and was planing on building a CNC symilar that one. Ended up building a 3x2 meter monster built from 10cm square tubing with a z-axis that has a travel of up to 1 meter (Gantry can be moved up and down depending on the job). Got myself a rack and pinion setup with 3 closed loop 8.5nm nema 34s for the x and y and a nema 23 for the z. Just finished the bearing setup on the y-axis carriages today. Only need to finish off my z-axis setup during the course of this week and it is time for the first chips to fly. No printed parts, all welded steel beast. Mine can fit a full melamine board so I think it is big enough now. Can't wait to see what it will do, I am so excited. This is either going to be epic or catistrophic. Wish me luck in these final days of my build.

[@crazymajax]

Awesome build! May I suggest that you make a bracket attachment to the CNC drill head and attach your vacuum to it, that way you don't have to manually vacuum after the head.

[@jesusc.trevino4359]

Ivan Miranda, you should make a full one hour episode on how you should set up a 3d printer and cnc machine motherboard + stepper motor control module and how to intergrade (download) he software.and how to change the conversation on printing and milling size. Thanks for all the videos you do they inspire me to build things from scratch.

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Beautiful idea

[@davidpuig8415]

from catalonia with love ... "ets el millor" ... "eres el mejor ... "you are the big one" ... "Hoberena zara" ... thanks for share your talent ... thanks for make us lough every project, every day, every screw ... much admiration for your project ... your productivity admires me a lot !!!!

[@mrwho30]

What a unit! Still not sure what is more fun - the assembling or seeing it in action.

[@redracerb18]

At this point you should build a standing Bridgeport CNC Mill

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

I've thought of that a couple of times already...

[@Every_Journey_has_a_Story]

I just got a e-mail from eBAy, "We are all out of 2020's. Ivan Miranda bought them all!!" :) Awesome job! Love it! :)

[@markfieten9558]

Love the 80's music score!

[@jimpower921]

Very nice cnc router, light and large

[@davisdiercks]

Me: I wonder what those band-aids are fr- Ivan: * spins wooden gear around his bare hand * Me: ah

[@NineStars75]

It seems so easy seeing you putting things together.... But we foresee the amount of work behind the scene ! well done

[@oscarreyes4511]

Omg! This is way better than the DIY Maslow CnC I bought a few months ago. I still have it in the garage waiting to be put together. I am going to see if I can use any of those pieces to build this instead!

[@milosdewit7562]

Awesome! I would love to see more then just the assembly and also see some of the design proces

[@jon1913]

How did this get posted the very minute I searched for "Large 3d printed cnc"? Have I become one with the algorithm?

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

I got a message from YT with your search query and I published the video.

[@jon1913]

@@ivanmirandawastaken Haha, I wish that was how it worked. My software career would be so much easier.

[@stephengrattage5219]

Did I just watch one of your videos without a single spacer involved???? Looks great love your builds. 👍

[@JariBerg4499]

Ivan thank you so much for this amazing video! I would be really interested in your design process and decisions. Not only for this project but other projects as well. And i think i'm not the only one interested. Keep on doing what you are doing! You are awesome and of course SPACERS! The only thing i missed this video was the screwdriver i mean hammer.

[@EVILBUNNY28]

I absolutely loved this video, form the editing to the music it just goes to show you don't have to have a commentary to make a great video. I was gonna say that giant gear is perfect for a marble machine... then I checked you channel and saw you are in fact making a music machine! You've got me hooked and I've subscribed, can't wait for more vids

[@gargarman]

I had the power supply for the spindle mess with my stepper controller too! I put a ferrite ring on each of the wires coming from the speed controller.... No problems since!

[@SchiwiM]

It's a cool build, but there's so much room you could also fit a 3d print nozzle somewhere on the side. A 2 in 1 solution, CNC + big 3d printer

[@12setver]

The amount of work you put in and you're only selling the design for $25, I'm going to purchase them to support whatever you have planned next. Thanks!

[@adrianzarate31]

I'm always checking out your projects they are all awesome ... I want to own one like your 3d printer but my budget is too tight... lots of plans in building things in mind... I hope one day I could have one or even used ones

[@Chaos_God_of_Fate]

Nice build! I look forward to building my first CNC machine when I get the Time/Money, it's going to be something similar to this- I mainly want to CNC wood and a build like this seems perfect.

[@Tarex_]

Great work as usual, 45 degree frame braces under the bed would allow for cutting stuff through the printer on the ground or engrave concrete floors or tiles or whatever, frame looks sturdy enough to handle not having so many center profiles

[@CarlosSilva-yl1lj]

Another great job Mr Miranda! Well done!

[@TD3DMakes]

Looks awesome Ivan! Can't wait to see all the BIG things you make with parts cut from your CNC!

wow, great job, Ivan . Your projects always surprise me. greetings from Chile

[@InspiringTracks]

I made a video about a VU meter 3D printed from scratch and it felt like a huge acomplishement, until I saw this. Now I feel ashamed of myself lol. Insane and awesome project, great camera work, superb editing, this video is just perfect! Felicitaciones Ivan! Tienes uno de los mejores canales de YT!

[@JohnJones-oy3md]

1:26 - Most. Expensive. Futon. Frame. Ever.

[@fehlerstromalex]

That dude is way to crazy for this life!

[@soundmindtv2911]

Great build!! Tons of value in that machine. If you change your belts out to 3M kevlar you’ll improve accuracy and even increase cutting feedrate a bit, as they simply do not stretch. Even better results if you replace the belts with rack and pinion gears. Seriously great machine, though!! Punching WAY above its weight, cost wise!!! 👍 👏 👏 👏

[@dodobarbar]

Hey Ivan, I hold my breath for a second when you cut Makita's power cord. Fabulous as always!

[@Aleinux]

Every time, I got mad with you because the time between your videos is too much. Then you publish some of amazing. I love so much.

[@jannbaumgartner340]

The king of timelaps. :)

[@nderrickharris]

You should make a video series on your design process. From Ideas to sketches to 3d production. Prototyping, etc.

[@ChannelJanis]

Ivan, you should resurface the sacrificial wood base. It looks like it is quite wavy based on the results. But it looks nice! Great job!

[@ExcitingCreations]

That's awesome! You should also make a huge laser cutter next!

[@jana171]

OMG Ivan you are fast @ 3:33 😁 But seriously, I like how you show everything and "speedskip" the boring parts in a musical synchronous way. You are the Master of Edit, and a damn nice Maker and inventor too ! I Love it !

[@Vatharian]

One improvement I could think of is a router mount with a round plexi skirt around it and a vacuum hose mount.

[@semphony100]

You are the true meaning of a maker , so inspiring , i hope you get to million subs soon

[@fernandoortiz1460]

You got some amazing skills sir, mr spacers

[@TheTechAdmin]

I love your videos and wish nothing but great things for you and your channel! You deserve it.

[@MagickFox]

This is AMAZING! Can I make a suggestion - maybe look at including the vac as part of the build - im sure a higher positioned point and long moveable pipe attached to a shop vac would work a treat :) and not be difficult to implement, not with your skills good sir!

[@gijsvandenberghe8580]

Where do you keep putting all these machines? Do a Roomtour.

[@davisdiercks]

That's what I thought too!

[@ShaunOReilly]

Perfect build!, You just forgot the 3d printed vacuum cleaner bolt on bit... I am building this one after I built the big 3d printer

[@ge2719]

interesting idea making it able to hold a full 4x8. wish i had the space to have one of these and start producing things with it...

[@veterinarialagranjatampico]

OMG! amazing!!! you make it look sooooooo easy to build!!!

[@VincentGroenewold]

Great to see you now share files like these! I always wanted to see how you design them in Fusion. :)

[@MarcusPfeiffer]

What a FANTASTIC design!

[@MrWisski]

*NEXT YEAR* Hello, today, I am making a 3D PRINTER! It will be 22 feet across, use a 2 inch nozzle, and consume over 14 POUNDS OF FILAMENT PER SECOND. XD Keep on keepin on, you absolute basketcase xD

[@michaelprice3031]

...And print himself a bigger workshop

[@toxaq]

That's basically a concrete printer description. He definitely needs one!

[@MilanGajicBuva]

Just a huge pick and place machine that stacks whole 3kg filament roles and glues them together

[@KernsJW]

Nice job! I still havent put together my 2 cncs (one basically done, one needs to be redone), 2 lasers ( both built, but now software issues to resolve), 2 printers (one almost done, just needs to be wired, other frame only done).

[@Napponapp]

Bigger is betterer... Great stuff you made, Sir.

[@catxuli]

Cada día más impresionado. Hoy precisamente estaba pensando en hacerme algo parecido para un proyecto que tengo en mente. Muchas felicidades.

[@ivanmirandawastaken]

Gracias!

[@GlishaSo]

Bro what a crazy engineer you are just take a step back and look what you made LOL! insaneeeee!!!!! respect on all languages!:D

[@racingturtel5002]

Awsome you are really skilled

[@tafsirnahian669]

Holy shit! Will Ivan made a marble machile just like wintergatan?

[@dleivam]

Lol.. I thought the same thing

[@XTJ7]

@@dleivam Me too, especially with that gear. Very marbly vibes here! Although I'm sure it will go into a very different direction, based on the previous videos :)

[@medyk3D]

When Ivan needs to cut giant gears it means that there is some awesome project ahead 😍

[@codingprinting3dandcnc191]

Like the way you make mahine with 3d printing. Some machine really asomwe, I love them. We don't neee duty heavy full metal, sometimes we need the helpful tools with best cost.

[@stephandevriesere3667]

OMG, that thing is huge. I love it though lol. Very nice build, good job. I am planning on printing and building one myself, but on a smaller scale. Maybe a third of your size will do it for me, i just need it for smaller wooden parts.

[@EVLS10]

Super awesome.. Will say thought that you can take a MUCH deeper cut with wood no problem with a quality bit.

[@PaulDominguez]

Amazing build. Been looking to make a LowRider CNC but this might have changed my mind

[@notsonominal]

you might change your mind again when you see the BOM cost!

[@PaulDominguez]

@@notsonominal that is where the "might" usually comes in 😂

[@FedericoSalis]

@@notsonominal how much does it cost to carry out the project?

[@3dpchiron709]

Entertaining and lots of good points. Wrapping the 3DP parts with carbon fiber tow + epoxy could improve stiffness (for higher feeds), like what's done on bicycles. Also strengthening the top X span.

[@Big3dprinter]

Very nice you always make it entertaining.

[@dadgaming1429]

this is rad, always a joy to see your latest projects.

[@DIYFixMan]

Good fact, I always enjoy watching your videos, you have a great pair of hands and a super creative thought... it's definitely great fun to watch you! Continue like this, we'll meet in the next video!

[@roostertechchan]

I think you should build one of those concrete 3d printers :)

[@carlosuribe1578]

Hey Bro, its impresive the kind of works you do, I looks very very funny!!, I want to build and create things like you do. Now i have the design of my CNC for wood, and your machines were inspiration to mine.

[@Brimah314]

Really wish a dust collector/ dust shoe attachment was included in the design! Just watching the vacuuming as it went when it could have been in the design! Maybe a Rev 2?!

[@dennisfahey2379]

Great stuff. I think you need to CNC and 3D print a large scale Antikythera mechanism.

[@MLFranklin]

You need to take this and make a dining table. The huge middle "sun" gear is also a lazy-Susan. The four or more side "planetary" gears are for each person's plate. As the gears rotate each person can enjoy the courses of the meal at the same time, synchronized.

[@Rocky.G]

Thanks a lot IVAN for being out there consider me to be your patreon !!! :) Lots of

[@Barabyk]

This is my favorite side of insanity! Keep rockin'!

[@marlinmixon3004]

Pretty cool. How about setting it up so that it runs on it's side. That way it takes up less space and the material sitting on it's side would be less affected by gravity. With the space you save, you could run several of these in a garage all at once! Just thinking about it, you might need to add counterweights to balance the weight of the router.