This Z-Bed is simple, and economical, Print file and BOM are at www.thingivers...
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@tubehead204 Жыл бұрын
Great video, thank you! May I ask what the four colored buttons (red, yellow, green, blue) in the front right corner of the bed are for?
@ronsone83732 жыл бұрын
Perfect Just what I was looking for!
@Nobody-Nowhere4 жыл бұрын
good simple solution, this would also be easy to motorize
@johncabrer23283 жыл бұрын
Maybe "easy" is not the right word. Given the stock controller does not support a 3rd axis, a separate motor controller and power supply are required, along with buttons. You can upgrade the m2 nano to something more robust, but when its all said and done, you are going to spend as much on the lift as you did on the laser. I did add a motorized bed and designed a controller and button pad. Its all on thingiverse.
@MilanKarakas3 жыл бұрын
There are plenty ways to improve this cutter. Fist, remove gantry and remove that stupid exhaust 'choke'. It was built for small area engraving, so cutting and engraving is much better with full frame exhaust. Not possible to remove that choke without removing gantry. Second and most important improvement is to use 20 mm lens instead 12 mm. I bought head with air inlet, but that does not fit the head because of wrong 'gender' (male tread on the head, male thread on the air assist attachment). So, I made 3D print adapter and lens holder. Now I am able to cut many things that are not possible earlier with all that smoke going between head and workpiece. All the 'magic' is in that air assist if properly build. At first, tried 3D print air assist nozzle, but that is wobbly and not good. Later tried to cut 22 mm thick oak wood... okay, it is just for fun.
@Newtrojan3 жыл бұрын
Could you share an ebay or Amazon link which lens to buy.