Homemade DIY CNC build part 3 (Z-Axis)

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I continue building my own homemade CNC and start putting the pieces together that would form the Z-axis, using 1" thick aluminium plate
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the 25mm Staf Linear rails you can find them here:
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the Aluminium Extrusions from
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the servor motors from
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@gernblanston4956 6 лет назад

You do very nice work, can't wait to see the finished product.

@ErosNicolau 6 лет назад

Wow, yum, yum, yum! This is as far as I'd take a skoocum aluminium frame table CNC router, too! Congrats on your choices!

@brooksravenscroft8304 6 лет назад

Wow this is going to be a beast. I can’t wait to see it up and running!

@MilanPotterSmith 6 лет назад

Looking good man can't wait to see it cutting

@lunar3660000 6 лет назад

Even the cat approves! Great work.

@grandmastersreaction1267 3 года назад

Really great series! Absolutely loved it.

@gwharton68 6 лет назад

A fantastic build. Very heavy duty and strong. If I was building it, the only thing that I would have done, is to use blue Loctite on all the threads

@arvindh13 6 лет назад

Thank You very much,i planned to make one for myself and i think these videos will help me.

@DIYTech21 6 лет назад

Now thats a hard core Z-axis

@traonquetoi2735 7 месяцев назад

Nice map

@ipadize 6 лет назад

Wow nice! Clearpath Servos! :D

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

ipadize yes

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

ipadize hopefully the nema23 can do the job, soon I'll try to connect them to a Esmoothstepper

@ipadize 6 лет назад

they will. Servos may have less NM but still they are way stronger because you can overcurrent them by 300% for a short time also the torque curve is way better than for example steppers

@Mahmoud.1981 6 лет назад

Very good

@LarrySbrusch 3 года назад

Where can I buy the gantry plates from that you are using..it would be a pain to drill all those holes accurately

@Levisgil47 2 года назад

Great work! Trying myself to building a CNC I would like to know how much you set back the ballscrew from the edges of the aluminium profile ? Thanks

@DiscoverRajivVlogs 5 лет назад

Hey Mario , I bought some aluminum plates and they are bend how can i fix them😓

@garzun9427 6 лет назад

I like your CNC videos 🙂🙂 Hello from Germany

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Hello thank you!

@garzun9427 6 лет назад

Radikult, how much cost the CNC at the end (finished)?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

between $3800-4k +/-

@garzun9427 6 лет назад

Radikult, holy glory 😂😳 but it's solid made and can outlive itself

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Miki Müller hahaha yes not cheap, just the servo motors and breakout board cost around 1700. Cnc frame around 2300

@mrcpu9999 6 лет назад

What is the motivation for the 1inch plate, especially on z? It all looks cool, and if it's just that's what you wanted, then cool, but I don't see how a 1" plate on Z adds anything other than mass that has to be accelerated and such and just make everything work harder. But it looks impressive. Looking forward to the next video.

@DUIofPhysics 5 лет назад

Rigidity and mass dampening. The more mass you have, the lower the resonant frequency of the installation, therefore you will get less chatter usually.

@aldenflorio8756 4 года назад

The Android Shepherd is this as valid or necessary on a plasma CNC?

@semperidem2577 4 года назад

@Jaye Mathisen... That was what I was thinking... The 25mm rails seem a little overkill too.

@Renaldo015 3 года назад

Using a servo motor in small sized build like this is even more overkill. But then again we all want servos in our build so good for him.

@Ernzmoneybeats 4 года назад

Amazing , I was curious about your gantry side plates. how thick are they? looks pretty rigid and sturdy. Im thinking about upgrading my CNC to something of that thickness. Right now my sides are 1 inch thick aluminum rectangle tube. which makes my machine very light. I need something a little bit more stronger heavy. I think what you have is perfect. Your videos are awesome.

@ericvando 6 лет назад

Looks really solid. Do you have the CAD drawings you can share?

@bryan.deleon 6 лет назад

10:08 made me laugh. Great video on CNC though!

@hesperaux 6 лет назад

Man, this thing looks gorgeous. Really nice work! Also, those servos make me drool. I couldn't afford to get those but I was tempted. =) I'm sure the nema 23 will be no problem. I have nema 23 steppers (elongated for extra torque) and they seem to work just fine. Of course, I haven't actually tested my build yet! 1" thick aluminum is insane. That must have cost you a pretty penny! This Z axis is gonna be awesome. For the Y axis, do you only have one linear rail per side? I guess I'll go watch your other video to find out. Love the build so far - and your custom PC stuff is pretty sweet too.

@Stephen8454 6 лет назад

Nice work man. I been looking into 80/20 to build my own myself. Looking forward to it once I have more expendable income. Have you noticed any lack of strength/torque from just having 1 ball screw for the Y axis?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Savant PCs not with the Servo motors, they have a lot of power and torques that can make the whole cnc shake aggressively if I put full power

@carvajalm.a36 6 лет назад

what motors are you using nema 34? and were are you buying the parts like rail blocks ?. looking into building one my self for steel , but smaller.

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Bajo Tierra producciones the motors are Nema 23 servos from clearpath teknic I got all my linear rails and bearing blocks from trimantec.com they sell from 20mm to 30 or 35mm profiles and some “miniature”

@Thepriest39 5 лет назад

Out of curiosity, how are you tramming your Z axis to your bed? Does the spindle clamp have enough play in the bolt holes to twist it side to side? I am presuming you shim it for the Y position? I am looking at building my own CNC router and I am just looking at how this is done.

@radikult-custom 5 лет назад

Thepriest39 yes the the spindle holder has a bit of play on the screw holes in order to tilt it from side to side. And for the back and forward I have about 3 pieces of aluminum foil. But first I try to make sure that the gantry is as square as it can. That makes tramming a lot easier

@Thepriest39 5 лет назад

Awesome. Thanks for replying back.

@paisleypcdoc 6 лет назад

I really like the design. What size is the extrusion on the gantry?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Michael Ripley 3x6 inches or series 15

@chrisleech1565 6 лет назад

What is the workable Z of this design ? Looks like about 400mm perhaps. You mention that you will be doing aluminum and plexi was it. Not so much wood :-)

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Yes I mostly cut plexy and other plastics and some aluminium not to much wood, the Z axis has only a travel of 140mm and the table of 635 x 635 mm

@chrisleech1565 6 лет назад

Ahh , well you cannot determine the scale very well, the actual usable is 635 x 635?? Long day at work, what I meant was of course 200mm for the Z :-)

@chrisleech1565 6 лет назад

Long day at work, I meant to guess high at 200 of course. I don't imagine there are many DIY or turnkey manufactured tables with Z axis of 400 (16") :O I was trying to look at the reservoirs on Ebay and nothing having to do with any Ebay URL is working and this since 1130 am today. Now it is nearly 800pm Weird

@mrgcav 3 года назад

Please update your links. Unable to find All ebay items.

@utkucalskan5547 6 лет назад

good job brother! Can you say total height of rails with car, and diameter of screw plz.

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Utku çalışkan height is 40mm and 6mm screws

@utkucalskan5547 6 лет назад

thank you so much your video helped me

@andreistanescu7961 6 лет назад

which aluminium alloy have you used to build Z and X axis ?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Andrei Stanescu T6- 6061 1” thick

@squidyPet 6 лет назад

Hello! What do you use as screw fix? Does it have a back axial lash?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

It has the antibacklash Ball Screw 1605 w/ ballnut & BF/BK12 End Supports if that's what your asking

@squidyPet 6 лет назад

Radikult my BF by china fix has backlash above 100 mkm. It has two ballscrew 6000z. You use china too?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

yes I bought the screws from a china ebay dealer, check that the ball screw is not bend

@bigcatdairy 6 лет назад

what do you think, is it rigid enough to machine at steel? nice job and looking forward to watch more.

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Cyrus Chann hmm hard to say, depending at how fast and deep the cuts would be, most likely an epoxy cnc would be better for machining steel

@bigcatdairy 6 лет назад

nice job anyway, thanks for sharing

@danielcedillo1211 4 года назад

great job, I'm fascinated with your videos, which router did you take?

@radikult-custom 4 года назад

daniel cedillo I used a 2.2kw water cooled spindle

@3dkiwi920 6 лет назад

Superb work again man. In the process of making my own! One question, is it necessary to use solid alloy blocks for the gantry sides and Z axis? Could I just use extrusion for that also, provided everything is aligned and rigid?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

Kane Jaeger oh yes, by all means this is not the only way to build cnc's, plus if you don't have the tools to cut aluminium plate then yes extrusion are easier I even think I went a bit to far with those big aluminium extrusion, I could of build it out of 2x2 inches and maybe 2x4 extrusions and 3/4 thick aluminium and save some money too hahaha

@adnannugraha4212 2 года назад

can i get your design cnc router

@adrianharrison5208 3 года назад

And im back on this page again :)

@adamfilip 4 года назад

How did you machine these big plates?

@1990notch 3 года назад

I think he did them on his Chinese 6040 CNC router.

@z1zuc 5 лет назад

How much did the all the parts cost to make this possible?

@radikult-custom 5 лет назад

Vasile T the way it is right now. A total of around $5-6k

@BLKMGK4 6 лет назад

Reservoir links take me to eBay's front page not to any specific web store FYI!

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

BLKMGK4 sorry about that, I had to take down all my listings at the moment, my cnc spindle blew up and it would be a couple of days until I post them back up But thank you

@BLKMGK4 6 лет назад

No problem, just didn't want you to miss out on any sales! I like your videos and the pace is good, last one was a little tough to follow but I'll be helping a friend build something soon so the information is VERY much appreciated and we'll figure it out. Thank you!!

@gageanderson9074 4 года назад

Where did you get the bracket for the router?

@radikult-custom 4 года назад

Gage Anderson eBay

@Fiertoo 5 лет назад

Hi, please tell me what is aluminium sheets? PA11? PA9?

@radikult-custom 5 лет назад

Fiertoo 6061-T6 aluminium

@Fiertoo 5 лет назад

@@radikult-custom Thank you so much!

@danarichards1765 6 лет назад

How much did it cost to build?

@radikult-custom 6 лет назад

The whole cnc complete around 4K but dont need to be this much, if you choose steppers over the Teknic servos and go with less thicker aluminium/linear bearings it could be around 2.5k