DIY CNC router | Arduino + GRBL + NEMA23

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Hello friends in this video I have made a heavy duty CNC router using NEMA23 stepper motor with GRBL firmware and custom PCB shield.
I have used 10mm MS laser cut frame to build this CNC router it also have 500W spindle.
Software to send G-code :-
winder.github.io/ugs_website/
Complete detail of project :-
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[@TinyMaths]

Man, that's a beautiful build, even the way you've set up the electronics, with everything clean and tidy. That's what I call a perfectionist's build.

[@KRISHNA-ix6li]

Yeah,it called perfection...❤❤❤but I can't get from electrical connections

[@spiritburners]

it needs another piece of 2040 in the middle under the bed to tie it all together and to stop any push down above, on my version of this I have a piece of 8mm tapped aluminium for this bed and that is screwed down into the extrusion in on all 4 sides, its as rigid as it can gets now, finally it needs a brace across the two X axis 2040 extrusions , doing that makes X and Z very rigid. I used a piece of stainless steel that I had for this at 3mm thick. It makes a big difference now. Once final thing is I have the entire machine bolted down on a large desk which is heavy and has a thick counter on it made of a piece of granite. I then built a full enclosure which goes over it and keeps the noise down by about 30% and because I use a 1.5 kw VFD water spindle it is loud but very fast and accurate , mine also has ball screws rather than lead screws. its worth the extra cost which is not that much to be honest and helps to reduce backlash by quite a bit. My extrusion is bolted together rather than using corners which are fairly useless, simply drill through, counter bore and tap the end of the other piece with M5 allen heads. If you look closely in the video this was put together for speed of the video and most bolts and screws are missing. There are also some steps missing, you do not need to use the controller tin this video, any small grbl controller will work but you might need driver amplifiers.

[@shingabiss]

Great job, very professional wire routing with the din rail connector points. I had extected to see some din rail breakers for the stepper drivers but maybe they've got them built in.

[@renatofandino1000]

Beautifull machine!👏🏻👏🏻

[@keertinandantiwari1103]

You are genius ❤❤ future of Indian technology ❤

[@sanjaybatra6593]

Nice video...Sir please make a video on higher/improved performance CNC machine something like laser cutting.. I mean all the mechanical parts should be easily available in market and there shouldn't be no 3D parts ( not everyone can make 3d parts, so implementations by viewers will be tough without all parts).

[@rudyfantinato2516]

Progetto ben fatto sei un artista.

[@ziadfawzi]

Nice work. Thank you.

[@NickHoddinott]

That's a great build. What extrusion are you using for the base, 2080 and 2060?

[@dwurmfeld]

Great Content - what is the thickness of the steel laser cut parts?

[@ponsaravanan]

Great wiring.

[@rejhanhamza1163]

you are maestro for electronics

[@shripadgolatkar7877]

What is that pcb after 3rd motor driver and its use?Circuit diagram to make wiring? I have gone through the website but not getting properly

[@inlywang8157]

Good project💞💞

[@muluhsenet7582]

Wow very innovative ❤

[@xyzspec82]

Well done 🙌🏻

[@stevendavies98]

I suspose at some point you went back and aligned/squared everything? Not sure how or maybe I just missed it but you have no alignment or dowels to even remotley have accuracy. But If thats not what your going for. I guess it works.

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

How well will this cut aluminium and brass ?? I'm interested in making this as the old Mach 3 3018 I have is not really up to it, it does do it but very slowly and it suffers from chatter and backlash, this has much stronger supports, linear rails etc so I would expect it to fair a lot better I need to mill brass and copper in small runs. thanks

[@davidcrawford6505]

Great work. That's what I want. A Z- axis built like this. Going to do it soon.

[@user-ue2xl1fd3b]

Really nice design well done - may I make a suggestion for even better rigidity? The rigidity in the X travel could be greatly improved by putting a web between the upper and lower black extrusions atm the gantry can flex creating a parallelogram shape

[@sanjaybatra6593]

need more details. is there more advance design/video of cnc ?

[@spiritburners]

basically stick a piece of metal on the back of the two X extrusion bars that way it will be more rigid, either a whole sheet the width of the CNC and between the centres of the two extrusion bars. so about 500 mm wide by the height....dead easy, its already quite stiff but that will make it very stiff @@sanjaybatra6593

[@shoppingoneclick2044]

Well done? Excellent job? 1. How much it will cost from learning point of view? 2. Do all the mechanical part are available or some part will have be manufactured on order ? 3. Any offline training?

[@electronic7979]

Excellent project 👍

[@cuoio5544]

Bellissima idea , un po meno i pezzi stampati in 3D, complimenti per il progetto..👍

[@simonschuh5283]

What was the Raspberry pi for in the box it was not attached to anything??

[@Drxxx]

Amazing machine

[@grahamnichols1416]

No you just need a suction system attached to the head to keep the debris clear of the tool.

[@KrisKasprzak]

Nice job!

[@shripadgolatkar7877]

Can we interface NEMA34 to that sheild

[@godzilla2084]

Huh ? Do we really need that big control box ? , itsnt it just enough to have a microcontroller and supply for it cnc shield and motor drivers for motors ?

[@maherdaibes9344]

hi is there a tutorial on how to do the electronic parts like sitting the whole thing ? i will buy a course if you have

[@user-fp8lu2wc4b]

how mush linear rail and blocks cost you

[@akashpujari1283]

Which are product number of linear rail and hoe many it cost to you

[@TechnoAutomation]

Hi, I wana buid or can say upgrade my sewing machine using grbl motion control system and plan to do embroidery using inkstich post processor. Is it possible to do this. Can you give inputs on this project.

[@sivaprasadsm2756]

Hi kindly let me know How to scale the machine size to 5*10 feet

[@techzown1688]

Hey, Amazing! Can it cut through wood? and can it also accurately cut through foam used for furniture?

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

are you serious,this thing can cut steel I expect...

[@mismail9301]

I have window fabrication unit Its very useful for me Pls tell me how much it is..

[@mdaslamknl]

Excellent What's Total Cost? Thanks

[@metamud8686]

1:22 ah .. but where did you get those crucial parts? And what material are they made of? Looks like "someone" made those steel brackets beforehand?

[@CryoftheProphet]

They are laser cut steel, you can order those pretty much wherever, sendcutsend for example.

[@MrInnovative]

they are laser cut parts

[@siyumdineththika6624]

Its nice!

[@TeeLiverpool]

thanks

[@sreenathanvkat8761]

Dear sir, you have kept a rasperriy pi in the system. what is the purpose

[@murillopimentel4240]

Já trabalhei em montadora de placas eletrônicas tem umas colas especiais para colar o smd na placa e ajuda muito nessas horas de soldar os mesmos

[@mokywlmd572]

Pasta de solda?

[@otongbali]

Entek piro kiro2 iku om ?

[@keith5675]

What program do You use for make gears. Great proyect

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

google, tons of programs out there, most free. The question you should be asking is how , calculating them is easy ,machining them is another deal all together especially if they are in metals but this machine should be able to do that reasonably easy asper thevideo, just takes longer with metals.

[@dwurmfeld]

I missed it - where did you source the spindle? Thanks!

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

ali express

[@tinkot]

what is the material used for the laser cut plates

[@corvandenberg7275]

hoi , i like your video. i want to make one for my own. but i have a question. can i use a laser too.? and if that is possibly how can i install it? greetings from Holland.

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

i dont know if his controller supports a laser but a new controller that does isonly about 50 euros,. its a easy swap and replace to do that and then this machine can run a drop in laser as well as the spindle, if however you are just interested in lasers then buy a ready made laser kit as it will be very cheap compared to building this. Its a semi pro CNC that I expect will be able cut steel which is the holy grail of CNC cutting machines, aluminium, brass and copper and finally all woods will be effortless with this machine. Its super over engineered.

[@GelX]

Is that leadscrew? why not using ballscrew instead?

[@MrInnovative]

cost cutting..

[@bladez2107]

I built this the board and a cnc but for some reason the UGS doesn't recognize the board and says I need to configure it manually? Did you have this issue?

[@bladermusics]

you need to install grbl on the arduino, then connect through UGS and configure the cnc first

[@yazmanireyeshernandez7888]

Congratulations, it is a spectacular project. Could it cut metal pieces? At least light metal like aluminum? What other types of materials could it cut?. Regards.

[@MrInnovative]

it can cut alu. easily

[@soncnc]

quá tuyêt vơi👍

[@mustafizsiam1506]

Don't you have any issues using tb600?

[@MrInnovative]

no not yet

[@vijayjethwa4573]

I want to buy this machine please reply

[@TommasoP-of5tx]

I noticed that you had a Raspberry Pi how about creating a 3d printer with klipper (possibly delta)

[@MrInnovative]

no that is for future upgrade no need of pc to stream cod and jog machine. just connect joystick and jog machine easily

[@gustavocalderon3592]

Could you share dimensiones for all the parts that you use

[@spiritburners]

check his website

[@abdullahozdemir2572]

Good project. I love ❤. Which program use on PC?

[@MrInnovative]

universal gcode sender winder.github.io/ugs_website/

[@mitalighosh7801]

What is the appropriate cost of this complete cnc machine?

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

about 800 usd I expect depends on water or laser cut pieces

[@zapataleodavin]

Genial

[@henokghebretatios2749]

How much

[@sdss-hr6gi]

Please make a video how to add Limit switches in cnc switch and how to calibration .

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

do some research they are easy todo

[@roytelling6540]

THANK YOU FOR A GREAT VIDEO and some good ideas. I got a 3018 6 moths ago and I would recommended anyone to get one to start with as it is a cheap way to get into CNC routing. I found that I really like it but I now would like a bigger machine (only with a work area of 500mm X 500mm) so I am designing my own. As the ones you can buy cost too much. Like the idea of using threaded bar all the way thought the aluminium extrusion. Like the idea of two motors for the "Y" axis. I was thinking of using 20mm rail NOT 15? I will have to look at the different now? going to use HSK only because there is a supplier about 8 km from me. using a belt on the Z Axis is a great idea as it save on the Hight of the machine. why did you use Mild Steel and not Aluminium? steel is stronger but Aluminium is light and I thought it would be OK for something this size? Thought you might of used Ball Screws instead of Acme Threaded Rod?

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

steel frame makes it super rigid unlike a 3018 which is really only good for light wood and soft plastic, it causes chatter because it has steel rods instead of linear rails. this cnc will almost certainly be able to mill steel. it is that strong, aluminium brass and copper will be a breeze, if you are thinking of building one use this and change lead screws to ball screws and buy a different controller and it will work very well. I build small cnc's for a living and this is one of the best I have found to base my designs on. Its not the cheapest but for around 700 euros you can buy all the kit and have a 3000 plus machine that will cut almost anything I would imagine.

[@m.j.khnowledge]

អរគុណសំរាប់វីដេអូរ

[@sega2221]

Hello. What is the name of the black chain for wires? Link to Aliexpress

[@MrInnovative]

its called drag chain

[@zk_6312]

I would think that this style of linear rails rather than the round rod style would be more likely to be affected by the dirt and dust created by the cnc requiring more frequent maintenance. Great project though.

[@davidpodeszwa7010]

round rods sucks, they sag and affect the stiffness of the machine. linear rods are much better and they are somewhat hidden because they are on the sides

[@zk_6312]

@@davidpodeszwa7010 interesting, good to know. Thanks.

[@user-ez6jz4fg9g]

Plese make one more video and all things name yuo can used

[@KaradevNetLtd]

link this link for software in description dude. project is good, but not without pc app for sending data to cnc ;)

[@MrInnovative]

winder.github.io/ugs_website/

[@user-ef9ve3mu3k]

Great! But why not Arduino Uno + CNC Shield?

[@MrInnovative]

because problem of connection of cnc shiled with tb6600 stepper

[@MrInnovative]

cnc is ideal for nema 17 motor with a4988 driver in this machine motors are nema 23 and tb6600 driver.

[@user-ef9ve3mu3k]

@@MrInnovative Yes, but you can use a simple adapter for any driver. The adapter is installed instead of the driver on the cnc-shield and allows you to connect any driver. It's very cheap. In any case, your project is amazing! I'd love to see it!

[@gyrurur]

Bro make a video of writing machine

[@matthewesler8379]

Can this be made bigger

[@spiritburners]

yes just scale it up

[@mathewsjacob]

Total cost?

[@spiritburners]

750 to 1000 usd for something like this with a good mill and controller, you need a palm router or a VFD water cooled spindle , I costed it to around 600 euro plus the controller and VFD takes it to a grand. if you use a router then take 300 off but it will be very noisy....this I am sure can cut steel , it needs stiffening in places and mounting on a solid desk and it works very well....

[@projectgyantips6152]

please sir send the code 3d grbl cnc

[@user-xv4hh4pf4r]

We have very cheap and high-quality linear guides, ball screws, linear modules, linear optical shafts, linear bearings, needle roller bearings, and rod end joint bearings. Do you need them, made in China😀

[@sjansjna8895]

Spindle specification please 🥺

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

its a 500 watt ER11 spindle i expect I wouldnt use this just stick in a Makita R700 or Clone router and change the clamp that holds it. The 500 watt motor is rubbish on this ,you need much more power and the makta will give this, failing that a water cooled 1.5 kw VFD spindle

[@2010Edgars]

Arduino nano is not good for cnc because of flash memory. Need Uno or Due or any else.

[@davutgercek6128]

6:04 no no nooo..🤦‍♂

[@mofear4874]

but keep uploading 😂

[@mofear4874]

rrect

[@TheUnofficialMaker]

be great if you had speech.

[@naturalvideoshoots]

I am buying this masin from you

[@subhimesto7123]

This is non sense making us pay to get important files like STL

[@barmsoon]

0+0 anyway. But you polute to

[@altamiradorable]

This NOT DIY !! You bought a kit 1 THat's ok but don't call it DIY !

[@BadPracticeAutomation]

It’s not a kit. All of those are off the shelf parts that are sold separately.

[@mofear4874]

irrelevant

[@googleyoutubechannel8554]

'DIY CNC' - step 1, buy a commercial CNC kit...

[@franciszable]

Nice job. Why do you use two power source ? And what is the need to add a raspberry pi in this project ? Thanks

[@ashokkumarborawat9506]

Mere ko bhi bna ke doge esi machine

[@technicl-srinu]

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[@jurekjurek6077]

Efektownie ale z mechanicznymi błędami . Brak kasowania luzów na śrubach pociągowych , brak łożysk oporowych na śrubach pociągowych , zbyt cienkie prowadnice , brak stabilnej podstawy to błędy . Nawet przy najstabilniejszej konstrukcji brak wymienionych elementów czyni całą obrabiarkę tandetną . Reszta to składanie kloców lego . Zdecydowana większość filmików o obrabiarkach CNC zawierają te same błędy konstrukcyjne nie naśladujcie bo szkoda czasu . Niewielkim kosztem można te błędy wyeliminować zastanawiając się w którym miejscu powstają ugięcia i luzy mechaniczne , właściwie 100% takich pomysłów to lipa - widać robią to ludzie nie mający pojęcia o mechanice albo robią to celowo by ludzi zniechęcić do budowy swojej konstrukcji windując koszty ,kreując firmy produkujące badziewie za grubą kasę . O głowicach wspominać nie trzeba zamiast kupić porządną frezarkę z regulacją prędkości na dobrych łożyskach sprzedaje się reklamowaną tandetę - frezarka dobra do takich celów kosztuje 3/ 4 stówki