When you do the breadboarding, do you use the actual packages? The thing is, my project is miniature so a lot of the packages will be smd and very tiny, specially capacitors and resistors. Should I use an equivalent but bigger package? When it comes to other IC should I stick to esp32/arduino modules as much as possible while prototyping or should I buy the individuals to stick to the closest final representation?

Good video I know nothing about CNC's but saw this model at Home Depot for $120 so I thought why not. I watched two other videos that pretty much gave the same review as you so I'm gonna go ahead and try it out.

Where do you find the gears for that

As a beginner with an affordable (cheap) Easythreed K9 printer, I had to find an alternative calibration method for the X, Y, and Z axes motors. While this approach may not be the most conventional or "right" way to do it, it worked well enough for this printer. I opted against using the dial gauge method due to the printer's design constraints. However, measuring a calibration model proved to be a suitable alternative. One key adjustment I made was calibrating at 100mm, the machine's build limit, rather than the typical 20mm cube. This approach yields a smaller percentage of error at smaller sizes, resulting in more accurate prints, as mentioned in CNC Kitchen and other tutorials.

Just make sure to use laminate and not fr4. You really do not want to breath fiberglass dust

Box is not available. Do you have other links to theese boxes? I live in the Netherlands so Dutch Amazon would be prefered.

This is by far the most comprehensive video I've seen on LED strips. You covered most topics really well. The only thing missing would've been including names of driver IC chips for the strips. But that may have been beyond the scope of the video since there are so many. Nevertheless, well done!

Great

😂😂😂 Good times

07:06 The gasket didn't seal correctly. 07:39 faceplate screws are misaligned 🤢. Should've bought new white 6/32 screws for the faceplate.

I have 3 anycubic printers where the auto bed leveling sensors are not functioning just after 3 months of purchase. Their support is useless. I'm planning to make a manual bed mesh. Do you have any video where you show how you install the custom marlin firmware?

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I like plastically welding them together with a soldering iron then sand paper then primer and paint

Hello, can someone who knows about this tell me what part I need? On the control board on my Vevor 3018 I accidentaly damaged the PC - USB connector, and I need to change it, but I cant identifiate the correct component. It will be possible to buy, or can I buy new control board? Thank you

awesome video man! btw im also using the snapmaker 2.0 did you encounter a problem that the pads are not perfect circle?

Awesome project! Maybe you cold wax the bearing races too quiet them? Or line them with a thin velour.

You could have just used your PCB’s and wired the mic to the ESP32 from there.

I don't have a way to make those 3D printed parts would you be willing to make the parts and sell them as a kit and all I would have to do is build the wood part?

any chance of you sharing your modified electronics box?

Thanks for providing a detailed example for my high school engineering students regarding problem solving and iterating. Since the Arduino is available you can add some sensors to detect the bags going through the hole next so you can do scoring or have the holes reset after each bag going through the hole!

Thanks for watching! Don't forget to pick up some plans and build a set of these yourself! www.modhobbyist.com/plans/p/rotating-bags-boards-plans

After I soldered the LED on, the buttons and joystick doesn't work anymore on the waveshare 1.44inch LCD Display HAT. I'm not sure what I broke or how to fix it.

Quick question! Do you think this would be able to engrave designs into 22 gauge aluminum?

thumbs up and no nasty comment

Great Build. I had a look and subbed to Ivan as well and am going to build this. Looks like fun.

Nah, too costly, the board price might be low but shipping kicks in the balls.

One is available semi locally to me for $100. I'm currently in the process of sourcing parts for an openbuilds ox or workbench. Would it be worth it to pickup the 3018 to learn on while I build the bigger machine?

I have this machine but from one of the other manufacturers (SainSmart, I think), and I got it to cut carbon fiber, although I have yet to set it up and try it. Given your experience, do you think it is possible to cut parts from carbon fiber? When I ordered it, I also ordered additional end mills as I wasn't sure what it came with. You've inspired me to stop being lazy and build my machine tonight, so thanks for that as well as the super week done video review. Your points were clear and concise as well as entertaining. I'm subscribed now and look forward to more content from you. P.S. for some reason, I feel the sudden desire to go get some cheeseburgers. As the old saying goes, measure twice, eat once... or is it order twice cut once?

I get an error for python-pip: Package python-pip is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source However the following packages replace it: python3-pip E: Package 'python-pip' has no installation candidate

Are the plans available yet?

The STL 3d print files are no longer there. Anyway you can upload yours to thingyverse???

I flashed it to my card, but I can not access any of the files within the SD card to edit the WPA file to connect to my home wifi network.

Where can I find this orange mechanical part. Amazing. Great work!

The shipping costs are insane

CNC virgin here if I buy this will I be able to make my own graphite molds for silver? And what program do I use . Please give me the 411

These light clips are pretty trash. They little come off like nothing or to try to kill your fingers

How much did this cost roughly? Not including the router for example

Thank you so much for this video. You saved me a lot of time, effort and money. Please, keep doing these videos, they are a ton of help!! Thanks!!!!!

2:15 Cool

Holy crap. What a useless video.

so what is the next class of cnc machine. this one is really entry level... without going to the carvera , is there something worth trying between ?

After several tries and fail with heated inserts, I found it much easier to use screw insert on fill length to long screw, for example, M3 30mm. Then using pliers hold the screw vertically and apply heat using solder to the top of the inset and push it into the plastic. A screw will prevent plastic from getting inside the insert hole. To extract the inset put a long screw into it and heat it. The plastic around the insert will melt and you will be able to pull the screw with the insert back

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I'd love to cut my own FPV drone frames. Be cool if that had a water table to catch the dust while cutting

cool! can you make a 20+ inch version w/ a full hdmi input and a dc port so it can be powered by a v-mount via dc-to-dtap cable?

Lol! Thanks, I laughed so hard for so long lolol!.. I was just telling a coworker yesterday that an old man told me when he was a kid his brother used to yell down the measurements from the roof.. "Two hammer shafts and the red screwdriver"

What sort of amplifier

Hi, great job. Where did you buy those control sticks

Would you sale the STL file?

How can I buy some of those gears and stuff for my cor hole boards