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Very cool, Mr. Knoll

RIP

Hi there, may I ask what size motors did you use and how long did they last. Thanks

I have a very similar mill. Do you have a full parts list and do you have any drawings of the brackets you made to mount the steppers? Thank you.

Olá amigo excelente trabalho, meus parabéns. 👍

Is this machine good for steel cutting

Nice build !

RIP

Excellent video, you are very intelligent! Please though, please stop smacking your lips.

i want NEMA34 MOTORS HOW I CAN RUN ON ARDUINO SHIELD

I'd like to see a set up and build tutorial on the machine if you can, thank you, and great job on the set up!

where did you source the pulleys and belts? thanks

Excellent video and impressive work on the conversion - very well thought out

Great video, where did you source the pulleys and belts? thanks

Thanks! great work

Great video, I'm converting my mill as well and it appears to be the same size. What size stepper motors did you use and what was the gear ratio you used for the timing belts?

Just watching that machine made me like and subscribe.I recently purchased a mini mill myself and have all the adaptors ready for the CNC conversion but untill then its good old conventional milling for me. lol Who knows you might even check out my playlist on hobby machining and like and subscribe yourself. great vid keep up the good work

how did you manage to cope with the backlash?

Title promises a CNC conversion; I'm 7 minutes in and now, finally, I see a milling machine. Can't take any more; moving on to other videos

Painfully dragging and very low volume. Please redo the audio with more life and volume.

Well done.

Very Comprehensive and intuitive . Please distribute this knowledge it is Light and Let there be light A Y A MM

awesome .....may you please share the python script i want to see where i can edit to control 6 axis cnc or if you know of the script which one can use please share

great...

great ....

Amazing way of converting regular mill into CNC, thank you for this video

hello. could you help me and tell me which parts should i get and need to do that. i have a milling machine similar to yours but i dont know what i need to do it cnc and what programs do i need on my computer to use it

Great video. Thanks for posting.

I have the same mill, what did you do to improve backlash on the table? I'd like to see a set up and build tutorial on the machine if you can. thank you, and great job on the set up!

Very helpfull. THANKS

Wow very nice John! I need one of those! Next Arduino project!

What are the specs of the stepper motors used.. can you help me with some reference regarding selecting the same for machines.

Me like! :) I'm going to build something similar. Got all the parts, just the mill that's missing.

Good job!!! man

This is helpfull, thanx :D

Thx :)

What was the donor machine you used?

What size motor did you use here? how many Nm??

Great work my friend. Not only were you complete in your explanation of what it was you were showing your viewer but you coding and approach was very easy to follow and clean. Thank you for sharing.

thanks for sharing this!

Nice work mate. Have you found any drawbacks from using the grblshield? such as no backlash compensation? Also, did you have to set the steps per mm/inch? and how did you find setting up the part and zeroing the XYZ axis? is it an easy process?

Very nice. Are there programs available to run the mill with out knowing python or programing? I have mach3 but will it talk to the shield or in some way connect so as to run the mill? Sorry if I am not clear. I have Mach3- I have Cad- now to learn how to connect it to a mill. Suggestions? Thanks

How did you know 2.5 amps would be enough? Also, do you have feedback if you overdrive the motor and slip a step? Thanks

That is a fabulous mod! Very cool!

nice case

Please Give the price for machine

nicely done

What kind of motor and transmissions do you use? And what are the specifications of your stepper motor?