Magica Clock made by CNC Router

[@robertkat]

How many days did you spend programming? 3,4,5

[@artberesta]

Спасибо, интересно. Плана нет?

[@richardevans6891]

План доступен по адресу: holzmechanik.de/clocks.html​ Никакого отношения ко мне.

[@artberesta]

@@richardevans6891 ссылка не открывается

[@richardevans6891]

@@artberesta Ссылка здесь работает. Попробуйте поискать в Google "HolzMechanik".

[@jimkemerly6636]

So, tell me more about your homebuilt router. Did you get the parts for that off Amazon?

[@richardevans6891]

Hi Jim. The CNC Router was built from plans purchased form Michael Simpson at www.kronosrobotics.com/krmx0 . I built the 50" x 27" version. The plan book comes with a comprehensive BOM that includes links to part sources, many of which are indeed Amazon. I recommend this plan highly.

[@sscaah]

Howmax?

[@GinCanhViet]

All the links is dead

[@JohnnyUke]

I just purchased the plans. 1/8" Endmill for all the toolpaths? Do have a list of US suppliers you used?

[@richardevans6891]

Hello John. Note that most of the parts are cut from 1/4" plywood, but a few are cut from 1/2" plywood. The tool paths for the 1/4" parts were cut with a 2mm end mill with a 1/8" shank. The tool paths for 1/2" parts were cut with a 1/8" end mill. The end mills were purchased on Amazon and were made by HQMaster. They are available in quantities of 10 at reasonable prices. I also bought the brass tube and brass rod on Amazon. I bought plywood on-line from Woodcraft.com. I bought their product called 1/4" and 1/2" "Finnish Plywood" as opposed to just regular Baltic Birch plywood. This is pricey but very high quality. I bought the movement on-line from klockit.com. It is their stock number "11085-bundle". This is a fun project. Good luck. Note that I recently posted another video showing some of the CNC cutting.

[@JohnnyUke]

@@richardevans6891 I caught your other video! Looks great! Thanks for the info. My biggest blocker was what exact model number for the movement from klockit. I ordered those 2mm endmills as well. Thanks for the tip. I picked up the brass from Ace hardware. I really just need the sheet goods now. I'll check out woodcraft. we have one here in Portland.

[@ramkrishvideos2947]

Perpectual machine

[@sscaah]

Howmack

[@chewningwitmer5806]

Woodglut is a good solution for every woodworker.