MPCNC Widget Wiz Part 2

[@robjohnson1138]

This is some VERY well-thought-up stuff! I haven't printed any of it yet, but I think this will be my solution on my MPCNC. Thanks Widget Wiz!

[@tgirard123]

DAMN! I love that purple. I did mine in Orange, black and grey. I did the waste board like you did only with 1/4", Works great. I'm moving to Aluminun so I'm going to 'try' to integrate a compressed air nozzle into the dust shoe to help with clearance. Just stellar work here Widget Wiz. Between your updates and Brauns CNC's updates (Another user on KZbin), I'm gonna be busy for a while. Thanks again

[@CrazyMedic]

😂😂😂😂 I have just been trying too epoxy the Magnets in place. Got the first one in and flush, added epoxy to the second hole and placed the Second magnet into the hole. Three second later there was a click and both magnets were attached too each other 😂😂😂😂. I have replaced Magnet 1 putting a spring clamp over it, then moved onto no.2, 3, and four. placing a clamp over each before moving onto the next. Just waiting for the epoxy too set then can do 5 & 6……. A word of warning too others, as you know these magnets are very attractive. Clamps are a necessity.

[@theinternal]

I'm currently in the process of assembling my own MPCNC (~655x655x110mm workspace). I'll be using a Makita RT0700 1:1 clone (aka Katsu), so some of your designs come in quite handy. Thanks for that! As others have already pointed out, you've added some really nice features and I love how you designed and implemented things. While I don't agree with everything and believe some aspects are over-engineered, I'll definitely borrow some of your ideas and Thingiverse files. ;) I'm particularly impressed by how effective the dust collection works! Seeing that, I decided, I'll postpone building a whole enclosure. It looks like overkill now (the only real reason I can think of right now is noise reduction). If there's one more thing I might add, it's that I believe you'll soon regret having printed the MPCNC parts in PLA. It's not the material of choice in the long run for the task. It'll most probably become brittle within 6 months and crack sooner or later. PETG is much better for an application like this IMHO. Anyway, thanks for sharing!

[@JunkWorkshop]

Clean and straight ! I'm almost done with 3D printed parts for mine build. Just subbed, waiting for your next videos. Really a Nice build. Greatings from Italy buddy !

[@widgetwiz3d756]

Thank you very much. I hope it works well for you. I always worry if I have missed something. Thanks again and good luck with your build. Greetings from the USA!!😀

[@JunkWorkshop]

Widget Wiz My pleasure. Don't worry, you could make more videos ahahah Thank you! See ya

[@AlexBenyuk]

very very very clever solutions are there, thank you for sharing, Im building one myself and will try to remix it for a DEWALT D26204K

[@MP-mu1kw]

Excellent design of the brushless dust collector. I take it the 3D printed part is designed for the Makita RT0701 router and would need to be modified if one has the Dewalt DW660?

[@widgetwiz3d756]

Not sure if this design would work for any of the Dewalt models. I don't have one of theirs to measure.

[@MP-mu1kw]

@@widgetwiz3d756 Yes, I understand. I am trying to decide which router to get and wanted a good solution for collecting the dust and chippings. From what I have seen so far you have nailed it perfectly. I was leaning towards the Dewalt comes with both 1/8 and 1/4 collets and because it is somewhat slimmer in diameter compared to the Makita.

[@grahambate3384]

Noice build

[@CrazyMedic]

Excellent work Sir

[@BarHRanch]

Excellent work.

[@CrazyMedic]

Hey, Can you let the crew know the thickness you used of the acrylic window? Ive measured the part ive printed and it comes out at 2.5mm your looks more like 3mm 🤔

[@widgetwiz3d756]

Of course. The plastic I used is .093"(2.35mm) thick. This was purchased from a local Home Depot store.

[@CrazyMedic]

@@widgetwiz3d756 Thankyou, I love your clever design……. Cheers and Stay Safe from over the pond…… 👍👍👍

[@widgetwiz3d756]

@@CrazyMedic Thanks and you stay safe as well.

[@CrazyMedic]

@@widgetwiz3d756 I have now Printed most of the parts and have just fitted the Steel Rods. Decided to go the glue route for the bottom cone and have filled the holes for better suction. I now have to make a custom connector for my Shop Vac. The Acrylic Sheet used was 3mm and to make fit I just filed a small amount out of the “window frame”. I am really impressed with your design skills and the part finished is top notch. You should be very proud of your work 👍👍👍👍👍 Thank You For you Efforts

[@oni2ink]

It seems really cool! Do you have any feedback on your Makita? Is it loud? I'm searching for a good spindle for my MPCNC :) Thank you!

[@widgetwiz3d756]

This is the only router I have used so I don't have anything else to compare to. When I have the enclosure closed it helps a lot. You can add some foam sound dampening panels inside to help further. Sorry I don't have better information for the router. There is info online about the noise level of the routers in decibels. You should be able to find comparison charts for that. Good luck!

[@oni2ink]

@@widgetwiz3d756 Thank you for the answer! I'm planning to buy a makita anyway, seems to be the better choice in EU. The enclosure seems to be the best solution for noise and particles.

[@Moonblade042194]

Do you have those parts posted anywhere?

[@widgetwiz3d756]

I posted the links in the part 1 video. The parts are on Thingiverse.

[@Moonblade042194]

@@widgetwiz3d756 Awesome Thanks!

[@Xyienced]

No dust!

[@Duraltia]

Heh... I'm on a highly modified *X-Carve* but I still _High5_ to the compact and bristle less Dustshoe philosophy: i.imgur.com/Xa5Qmb6.jpg / kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnzUf2CHaJepotE

[@sfdoc5]

Not very loud....

[@ryanpatrick4692]

sfdoc5 just cut your volume up