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MatterMage
Приєднався 8 вер 2013
I am a maker in Denver. My videos will likely be just some random showcases of my projects. I do an odd cast with My buddy @illfoominati. You can find my channel on my twitter feed @nothingXplained.
Відео
Small update video for RinoRoute with movement
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Showing the machine start and some movements through a simple file
Therolin 2019
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Quick Description of our plans for to up date Therolin and take it to burning man in order to entice your financial help in us doing that.
Space Paladin loads the wave machine after our truck broke down
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Headed to burning man 2018 and the shop truck threw a hissy fit. We rented a big truck and here is the time lapse of us transfering our art.
Charlie Lee Drops a bomb on CNBC, listen to their reaction. 12-11-2017
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Charlie Lee, the creator of litecoin was on CNBC on 12-11-2017 and was asked what company will loose out as blockchain goes mainstream. They clearly don't like his answer. I have watch a lot of Charlie's interviews... I think he was nervous.
The Making of My Kitchen Light
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This is the Behind the scenes to making my kitchen light.
My New Kitchen Light
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I made a light for my kitchen sink using a Christmas light string, beetle kill pine plywood, and a 3 inch by 1/8th inch metal band around the outside.
Z axis Upgrade - C-Beam Open Builds
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My Z axis was still not strong enough after the last off the shelf upgrade so this time I decided to put the issue to bed once and for all. THK linear Rail: tech.thk.com/en/products/thkdlinks.php?id=314 Cbeam Linear Actuator: openbuildspartstore.com/c-beam-linear-actuator-bundle/ 600W spindle: www.ebay.com/itm/600W-ER16-DC-Spindle-Motor-Air-cooled-MACH3-Speed-Control-Power-Supply-Bracket-/19171...
Ether miner stainless open air frame
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Working on an open air frame for first multi GPU ether mining rig
An Introduction to the RiNO Route Belt Drive CNC
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4x8 CNC Router of my own design. Link to the Instrucable... www.instructables.com/id/Rino-Rout-Belt-Drive-Large-Format-CNC-Router/
RiNo Route CNC retractable control box
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RiNo Route CNC retractable control box
RiNo Route Belt Drive CNC Introduction.
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RiNo Route Belt Drive CNC Introduction.
Sweet build man. I have a lowrider 3 with belt system but has lack of power to give clean cuts through melamine boards and drops steps too quickly. I've looked into rack and pinion but seems too difficult for me to execute. Your belt seems quite strong. What's the speed you could cut through melamine board 18mm in say 2 steps of 10mm without skipping steps? 🙏
Hello sir ,are the belts still working well on your cnc router? I want to do it exactly as you did it but am planning to put a 4kw water cooled spindle, planning to cut woods ,am asking if they will work for me, am in Africa, i will be grateful for your reply
Still going strong
@@MatterMage thank you for reply sir , what is the ratio of your stepper gears?
@@petpal5285 I believe they are 20 to 1
Thanks very much @matterMage
Very interesting . . . AND . . . you didn't take 30 minutes to get to the point. --- Nicely done. ---
Does it have 2 belts on the long axis ? How wide are the belts?
Yah both sides. 25mm
what belt width are u using?
25mm
@@MatterMage thx
@@MatterMage with 25mm width... double belt has no sense?
@@MatterMage there are no issues with synchronization of motors at the Y axis?
@@user-do6co4fi7r nope.
Can share files of printed files ?
Can't believe parallel ports are still used for this.
And still going.
Nice work.. you still got your ears on?
Ears?
@@MatterMage This is amazing work Man! You are smarter than you look bro!
Belts!
@@paramtrx9558 It's has quite a few updates since then, but still going strong. Thanks for the backhanded compliment.
@@MatterMage Ha
Do you provide the design of the belts?
Coooool
Nice build! However, i don´t think the motor is 200NM.. A Nema 34 is up to around 12NM.. 😂
Yah some one called me out in comments early on. Good catch.
@@MatterMage How did you find out how big stepper motors you needed?
@@J1I9M7M4Y I have geared steppers so I didn't need to go that big.... and other than that o just went a little bigger than what was being used for hobby stuff... shapeko etc. My belts and over all stiffness are not super great so I couldnt use anything bigger even if I had them. When I get around to rack and pinion I may go bigger
@@MatterMage Ok. Im building an all steel frame (including gantry) router with r&p drive for x and y. I guess i just have to go for Nema 34 12nm for the x and y. For z a nema 23 will be enough i belive. It might not become very fast but since im not going to do any large scale production it`s no big deal. The work space will be about 900x900mm. Thank you for sharing your build! Im subscribing!!
@@J1I9M7M4Y nice. You will need to gear them down a but so nema 34 should be very adequate.
Tq
Where did you source the aluminium wheels for for the z axis? Great design btw 👍
Open builds... though that setup was not strong enough. It looks nothing like that now.
@Steven Sampson Congratulations on your build. Hoping to get some feedback on what kind of gearbox your using nowadays and how it worked out for you backlash and also speed? Keep on Making bro!👍
LOVE THIS! You did a fantastic job! Well thought-out - congratulations!
hey, I really really like your CNC, wonder if you can share your 3d models please.
I have not published much because it's "mine" and it's all in solidworks. I might release it after my next big upgrade because it will be kind of a different animal after that
is there a video of the machine actually moving?
Good question.... I just looked and I have to go pretty far back back to find one and the machine has lots of upgrades since then... I'll make a video just for you... any requests?
ua-cam.com/video/uV7-AcvqMvQ/v-deo.html
@@MatterMage Thank you for your answer. I am replying a bit late, sorry. I am interested in the transmission system: the belt drive in action, with a focus on the drive, the pinions, the belt while operating and also the system max speed, acceleration, ... Thank you
That's awesome. If you are looking for a spindle upgrade, check out some of the Chinese offerings such as those from Windward Spindle Technology Co., Ltd. Available on eBay, just popped up within the last year. I can't yet afford one for my OpenBuilds machines, though hope to build a 4x8 machine like yours if my business grows in the future.
200 Nm motor??? man are you sure??
250 oz inch... 6Nm . Someone else caught that a couple comments down. Thanks for keeping me honest
Stop trimming wood, and trim that hair he he
Sweet. Where did you get the belt? Best Matt
Belting online in the UK
Mic drop moment there, when charlie said threat to USD.
Great build thanks for sharing
Anybody know what size of belt would it be necessary to avoid the use of gearboxes?
I was using a GT2 6mm belt drive that worked well at moving my y-axis but it had some trouble with stretching and tearing. I have since changed to 15mm wide belt, but when I tensioned the belt it created to much pressure on my nema23 stepper, now realize I need a gearbox for my application.
@@Gvalenz12 Hi, about your trouble, could you fix it? I am usin a 10mm gt2 belt but I have stretching problems, it bounces back and forward, i use nema 34 8,5 newton motors, i am thinking about using htd5m 20mm belt with steel soul and se if that solves the bouncing issue I have. What do you think about that solution in your experience?
Hello @@CarlosManitasV I ended up using a 15mm wide timing belt with steel core, from Amazon. It worked out well for me I added a 10;1 gearbox also from Amazon. I seen alot of talk about being inaccurate because of backlash/slop in the plantary gearbox, but it has good repeatability for my application (it's under 1/32"). The gearbox is on a nema 23 and it is strong. If you are using a nema34 I would probably go with a 20mm wide belt and it might not even need gearbox. Let me know if you have any questions and how it works out for you.
@@Gvalenz12 thanks a lot for answering. I will go for the 20 mm belt and see how that goes. To be honest my plan is to use rack and pinion in the near future. But first I would like to know go to solve those issues in belt driven cnc router's. Because here where I live, most of the cnc routers are made with timming belts and there is a lot of the same issue with them. So let's see if I can come up with a good solution for it. Thanks man!!
Some people can't believe the truth even if you tell them
very cool. just found a deal on some timing belts so I'm that much closer to know what to do with them :)
Hi Nice to talk to you You did a very nice cnc table and I'm interesting to ask you a question about the linear bearing open end ? Is this type of bearing not accurate or make a backlash during cutting? I'm going to build my table but I'm confused between open end bearing and profile guide rail. Do you think If I make twice 25 mm round bar with 4 open end bearing in each Y axis side ,,gonna fine backlash
I'm not entirely sure what you are asking but the bearing have been great.
Appreciating all the detail explanation! I am building a cnc as a side start up with a buddy and the cost of racks or ballscrews is out of our budget. I did get a good deal for ballscrews for the z and y axis on the gantry and they are easily replaceable since the are abundant, but the x axis, the best I could find was a pair of 20's 2800mm long on ebay for 500 and it's just too much. The things will need to be replaced with normal use anyways and thinking on when that will happen with chep ball screws aint working for us. Keep it up buddy, great videos!
We touched fingers at the start. I said hello! 😀
That bluetooth build looks great!
01:57 i don't think this ist a 200Nm-Motor!!! :-) That would mean, it could heave up 20kg in 1m distance without any gears ... or do I get something wrong here?
Correct. Thank you for catching that. I had to look it up. It was near 250ozin... around 6Nm. After the gear box its capable of around 40Nm.
@@MatterMage Gearbox! Very clever! Good idea!
Yea I was caught off guard by that, too. My BMW has 400 Nm in a 3l motor, however it's not electric so I was not sure ^^ but 6 Nm sounds a lot more reasonable :D
Servus! Einen Kilo auf einen ein Meter langen Arm gehängt gibt 9,81Nm ("die 9,81N wirken auf den einen Meter"). Das Muss man sich erst mal geben: Halt mal 20kg auf ein Meter Entfernung - Oder 200kg bei 10cm langem Ärmchen oder 1000kg bei einem Pully-Radius von 2cm ... ;-) And here for the English folks: Hang one kg in one meter distance to the center and you have 9,81N x 1 m = 9,81Nm - it´s as easy as that ;-). My steppers are nema 35 and about 15cm x 10cm in size, they have 9Nm and it is idiotic and COMPLETE OVERKILL!!! I only bought it because of very bad advice.
@@MatterMage 250 oz in doesn't equate to 6Nm either, you had it right at first, I think, just needed to say 200 Ncm (2 Nm) instead... :) Awesome job on the machine, I'm curious how the belt drive would do for accuracy if you were pushing speeds, but it's a very cool setup.
How did you compensate the backlash of the planetary gearboxes?
I didn't I just deal with the lack of precision. I made some attempts at compensating with the software but didn't ever find anything I wanted to keep.
Hi have you encountered any problem on your axis using belt? Also what is the size of your gantry
Been great so far. the Gantry is 6 inches by 2 inches and 1/4 inch wall I believe.
so far so good. I believe the beam is 6" x 2" and 1/4" wall
Where did you find those belts and pulleys at? And how much were they?
Also what's the bore size. I need a 8mm
They are everyware
Nice design! What about those belts? Are they rigid enough to withstand cutting forces together with accel/decel forces?
Belts are plenty strong and don't stretch over time like chain.
I'm using O4C chain and it works well with no stretch. Next time though I'll use rack and pinion.
Charlie SELLOUT Lee sold at $400 and told everyone LTC could go to $20 the only bomb you see is the chart of LTC which is about to take out the 103 low - LOOK OUT BELOW!!!!
Let's analyze the logic here. You say no company is being threatened, just the US dollar? We don't use dollars, actually. They're called the Federal Reserve Notes. Those things are issued by a company, and that company is being threatened. You're fully aware the majority have no idea what money is, or where it comes from. And you aren't telling the truth because you're a paid shill, Charlie.
I could not hear what he said.
He says it could be a competitor with the dollar.
Nice upgrade man! I need to do this to my OX!
I love this. I would ask that when you are making extreme noise that you drop the level of the audio. That is gorgeous. Well=done.
Prediction is part of the human experience but at the end of the day it’s a matter of guessing correctly. No body knows the future but we all know that for cryptocurrency is bright. The question is who stand to be winners and loser. The answer, no body knows until it happen!
What's your opinion on blyatcoin though?
Stay away from that one Blyat means b..ch!! in russian .may be the hackers r behind it :)
asim sadigov but some Russian guy tell me; 'Buy blyatcoin idi nahui' so I think I might do that. Why not? He seems nice.
Your propensity to video your face at an abnormally close view, makes you look less than wise. As a matter of fact, I cant stand to watch it a second longer. Oh well.
What is the width of your belt it looks 30mm? Also have you machined and aluminum and how did that work for you? Also Since you have had this machine for a while how has the design been so far? Belts reliable? anything you would have changed? Did you change the drive type?
25mm. Have not tried alluminum yet. Z axis is weak. not worth the try till after I fix it.
Steven Sampson has the machine particulary the belts held up with the use over these past months? Any backlash problems?
Nice show and tell....great idea with the controller box pullout lockout...hadn't seen that yet....sweet build.
Hi, what kind of precision you have on wood routing? have you tried on aluminum?
Pretty low due to the z axis not being up to snuff. new parts in soon. I'll give new fiugres after the fix. Have not tried aluminum.
I'm around 1/10 mm. Just tried some aluminum the other day and it cuts just fine but the backlash is exaggerated.
@@MatterMage Is the backlash on the z-axis or on the other belt driven axes?
@@forloop7713 it was on the x and the y due to the gear reduction used. Most of this has been removed.
@@MatterMage would be great your current thoughts and mods. Interesting project
Hi. Did you have any problems of syncing those y-axis belts/motors together? I'm considering making belt-driven CNC but with only one motor for every axis. (with axle under the table) I'm little worried about that if you make the y axis with two motors, can you really sync them together properly...
I just found this comment. Sorry for the delay. I have had zero issues with the two motors being out of sync. quite literally the check of a box in mach3. Have you started?
you dont have to use servos, take a look at franco 's channel where he shows the difference between open loop - and closed loop servo motors! This would be very interesting for you, I think ;-)
Hey, nice build. Have you tried measuring backlash you are getting from using HTD belts?
Oh wow I just found out I have comments in here. I have not tried measuring my backlash. Well sorta. I found a defect in the machine that resulted in circles coming back to their starting point were off. I did a little experiment to see if I could eliminate it by compensating with the machine but in the end it turned out that the flex in the z-axis was the greater issue and until i fix that I can't measure the backlash until I stiffen it up significantly... which finally getting around to in September.
nice