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Subaru Outback: Stalling When Hot Diagnosis
Describes how I found the root cause of a stalling problem I was having with my 2008 Subaru Outback.
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CNC Relief Carving - Seattle Kraken
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Video shows my first attempt to mill a relief carving of the Seattle Kraken logo. Got a little bit of tearout but with some tweaks I should be able to make one without flaws.
3D Printer Controlled by Octoprint & a Smoke Detector
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Shows the design and implementation of a electronic enclosure used to control the power going to a 3D printer. The design uses four relay modules to combine input from Octoprint (via Raspberry Pi), and a standard residential smoke detector to turn on/off the power to the 3D printer. Raspberry Pi DIN Rail Mount: www.thingiverse.com/thing:4507342
US General Toolbox - 3D Printed Handle
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Demo of the 3D printed handle I created for my US General brand toolbox. The handle requires you to print two of these parts and connect them with a standard closet rod (1 5/16" diameter).www.thingiverse.com/thing:4746974
3D Printed Socket Organizers
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Share the socket organizers I designed and printed to store my Craftsman Socket Set. Contains socket holders for 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" Metric & SAE sockets. www.thingiverse.com/thing:4696546
CNC Controller Build: DC Power Distribution
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Review of the DC power distribution bus I built for my custom CNC Controller. PhoenixContact 3214325 - www.phoenixcontact.com/online/portal/us/pxc/home_page/!ut/p/z1/tZLNboMwEISfJke0NrX5OYKh0BZSEkCAL8iAaWkKJC0NffxQKdcmhyh7Wa00-mY1GuCQAx_EsXsTUzcO4nO5C66ViZ24bqRq-HVDbfTkUOYGZIv9kEAGHPgFiYXPAvTPWAhiOZRpXEY5S2MoFke9NNQX5nsEhx57NNEmiJi63oYBphSyYydnSIfxq18ejP_w-7proJAakeKhrpTG1KVC6kpVKqLXCtUNaqqtaLA...
CNC Controller Build: Latching E-Stop Circuit
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Describes the components and wiring connections that make up the latching e-stop circuit controlling the power within my home built CNC controller. - KiCad - kicad.org/
CNC Controller Build: Components & Topology - AC Section
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Detailed description of the components and electrical connections for the AC (alternating current) section of the CNC controller I designed for my shop built 4x4 woodworking CNC Mill. - www.phoenixcontact.com/online/portal/us?uri=pxc-oc-itemdetail:pid=3044128
CNC Controller Build: Design Decisions
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Summary of the design decisions one needs to make up front before moving forward with a CNC controller build. - Stepper Motor Basics - www.geckodrive.com/support/step-motor-basics.html - Stepper Motor Voltage Selection - www.geckodrive.com/support/step-motor-basics/choosing-a-motor.html - Clough42 EMI Video - ua-cam.com/video/DJfiOqaeFDg/v-deo.html
CNC Controller Build: Intro
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Introduction to the video series detailing the design / build of my CNC controller. - Brian CNC's Controller Build: ua-cam.com/video/KLLszoywp4s/v-deo.html
CNC: Water Cooled Spindle - Flow Indicator & Coolant Replacement
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Installation of a flow indicator and coolant swap for the water cooled spindle of my CNC Machine.
Fusion360: End Grain Cutting Board Groove
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Walk through of the process I used to model and cut a groove into the top of an end grain cutting board using Fusion360.
CNC: Amana RC-2255 - Flattening End Grain Boards
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Shows the process I used to flatten two end grain boards, a 3" thick block of western red cedar and a 1" thick mix of hard maple and walnut. -www.amanatool.com/rc-2255-cnc-insert-carbide-3-wing-flute-heavy-duty-spoilboard-plunging-surfacing-planing-flycutter-slab-leveler-2-1-2-dia-x-53-64-x-1-2-shank-router-bit.html -www.amanatool.com/rck-457-dlc-solid-carbide-4-cutting-edges-insert-knife-solid...
CNC Spoilboard Leveling: Manual Gcode Editing
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Shows the process I used to level the spoilboard of my CNC machine. I needed to manually edit the gcode produced by Fusion360 to precisely control the tool path I wanted to run.
Avid CNC Touch Plate - Mach4 Module v2.0.0 Installation
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Describes how to download and install the z-touchplate-v2.0.0.zip module into Mach4 for users that have already installed v1.0.0. If you have NOT installed v1.0.0 please refer to the instructions in the following video. - ua-cam.com/video/TVMZrDVcuoI/v-deo.html GitHub Release Page - github.com/thebuildbug/Mach4Hobby/releases
Avid CNC Touch Plate - Mach4 Module Update version 2.0.0
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Avid CNC Touch Plate - Mach4 Module Update version 2.0.0
CNC Machine: Structural Design Overview
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CNC Machine: Structural Design Overview
Mach4 - AVID CNC Touchplate Software Update and PMDX-424 Probe Bug
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Mach4 - AVID CNC Touchplate Software Update and PMDX-424 Probe Bug
CNC Stepper Motor Rapids - Configuring the Max Speed for each Axis
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CNC Stepper Motor Rapids - Configuring the Max Speed for each Axis
Mach4 SigLib - CNC Spindle Water Cooling Postflow
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Mach4 SigLib - CNC Spindle Water Cooling Postflow
VFD Setup for CNC Mill - WEG CFW300
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VFD Setup for CNC Mill - WEG CFW300
Water Cooled Spindle - Setup & First Run
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Water Cooled Spindle - Setup & First Run
CNC Spindle - Measuring Stator Resistance
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CNC Spindle - Measuring Stator Resistance
Spindle Tramming without a Tramming Square.
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Spindle Tramming without a Tramming Square.
AVID CNC's 80mm Spindle Mount with Tramming Adapter
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AVID CNC's 80mm Spindle Mount with Tramming Adapter
Thank you so much. I was going crazy trying to figure this issue out. Your the best!!!
What brand coil did you get and from where
Printing right now, amazing job!
When you lost steps with the motors it felt like fingernails on a chalkboard.
Awesome design
Does the second circuit have to hold a load and draw current for it to stay open, can the bulb be used for that (given it’s a 24v bulb)?
Why use the belt but not direct gear couple?
The gantry is too heavy even for NEMA 34 size stepper motors. The gear reduction trades speed for power. In other words, it takes more revolutions of the stepper motor to move the gantry a given distance but it is able to move it.
@@buildbug3979 Thanks for your reply, actually I was asking if we can use reduction gear couple with their teeth touching directly instead of using belt.
the parts are not all from the company you mentioned, thy are from all over the place 😕
How the hell have you not lost your 10mm sockets please tell us your secrets.
Exactly! I have 10mm multiples-all missing.
I never heard of changing a coil as part of a tune up. How long was it after you changed the coil that it started giving you problems? I use NGK ignition parts specifically because I thought they were high quality. Also use Standard Motor Products and Denso for the same reason. But I guess bad things happen. Have gotten low quality parts from zone and advance recently and stopped using them.
Yeah, the original tune up plan was to just replace the plugs & wires (they were original, so 96k miles on them). Sadly the #4 wire had corroded itself into the coil and refused to come out. When I finally stopped asking and pulled the wire out, the metal plug of the wire broke off in the coil. I tried to clean up the coil socket but didn't like the result so I decided to replace it and ordered the NGK coil.
@@buildbug3979 And how many miles on the NGK coil before it started acting up?
@@Blair62 It was about 700 miles
@@buildbug3979 Where did you order the replacement NGK coil from? Amazon? Ebay? Those sites have become notorious for counterfeit auto parts, NGK and otherwise. If a deal looks too good to be true IT IS.
had stalling issues in my 2010 OB,, 4cyl 2.5l (CVT), cleaned the intake which improved it very good but slowly got bad again. had the crank shaft sensor replaced and it helped. but would still stall changing gears occasionally. then started over heating. then i detected a leak in the radiator, so i replaced it. worked good for about 10k miles no issues, then started overheating again. found exhaust coming out of the reservoir. So i traded it in. it did have 170k miles but i was hoping the problems would end... they didnt.
One of the best CNC cabinet videos I have come across thank you. I am in the process of of rewiring an older CNC cabinet to incorporate more safety elements MCB's etc. Could I ask you what your ammeters are monitoring and how were they wired?
Just ordered the correct side mounted aux contact for myself after building my box. Latching circuit (except for the latch) success!
Nicely detailed video Hi, i need your assistance with my cnc loader profile. I am trying to debug probe functionality issue
Love this but you should make a version for the masses that don't have a 350mm print bed lol
as a person living in Europe, you sure you got the definition of standard right 🙂
There’s very little video content on VFD configurations thanks
These days I use OpenAI (gpt4) to find my documentation and present it to me as a guide
Hey Build Bug, I love the way the numbers pop out, for my design I relied on the etching on the socket to be facing forward. If I knew how nice it would look, I'd do what you did. I did a slight change with the magnets. I have a slot on the side to slide in bar magnets, this way metal flakes and stuff cant get in to. Mind you, I use my organizers in a packout tool box, so I often pull them out which allows the magnets to pick up garbage. It's always nice to see what other makers come up with. I posted my design on my channel also if you'd like to have a look! Thanks, Marcus
I spent the last two year going from being a woodworker that wanted to build a CNC machine, to a DevOps AI Engineer all without learning AC, gawd thanks now i know i need to have more conversations with robots about this, also your annotations really are a life saver! Thanks 🙏
nice... now an updated version that is Gridfinity compatible!
Every iron file in the vicinity rofl i put a layer of duct tape or something similar easy to write clean before splinters
I feel you brothers thanks for making it can definitely relate and have the exact same ideas rare earth magnets purchased in bulk (for savings )im assuming ?! Am I right self made organizers i had the same socket organizers in the box i have at home i finally tossed them years ago after nothing fit where it was supposed to 🤬 then i start shopping for organizers and im beating myself up for not keeping them or selling at least. Hell yeah keep wrenching! Crap on ftw baby! How much is a 3d printer to get set up and printing these?
Are you using antifreeze in the water?
Love the "Crap-On" logo !!! Did you create that ??? CNC ??? 3D printed ??? I was thinking, for my box, it should be a "Snap-Away" logo !!! Or maybe "Snap-Off".....
First off I appreciate you! And your work. Don't take this as s criticism as I truly am interested in the "why" but why not just replace his complication with a simple switch?
The latching circuit provides the following 1) it ensures the integrity of wires going through each e-stop switch (arguably a simple switch would do the same thing). 2) it requires a human to actively re-enable the latch when a fault or e-stop is triggered. This second feature is more important than it appears. Lets say you use a simple switch and at some point you hit the e-stop button which breaks the circuit & shuts off power to the machine. Without a latching circuit, the power will be immediately restored the moment the e-stop switch is reset. Perhaps this is fine for you but perhaps not. In industry and industrial machines this is usually NOT desirable. Think of a conveyor belt in a large factory. There may be other things that need to be done to safely re-set a machine to operate. This is why latching circuits are usually preferred.
I am looking into doing a make over on my CNC machines and I must say your videos are great. My systems have always use a soft stop system for my E stop, so when I seen some of these different hard stop configuration, I new I wanted to incorporate that into my new system. The one draw back I could see in the hard stop, is most of the time I hit the E stop when I realize I have made a minor mistakes and the machine is running. (I do not make these kinds of mistakes as often any more put when I was first learning it happened a fair bit ) Having both a soft stop and a hard stop is a ingenious idea I think for the reasons you explain in the video. Great videos you do a great job of explaining your topic and give more detail even diagrams than most other peoples videos.
Pretty neat, I wonder how hard it would be to adapt thse to gridfintity
Thank you for making this video. I am starting a CNC plasma control upgrade and this video was very helpful. Your whole series is very helpful very well explained and the graphics showing the wiring and how it works has been extremely helpful.
Thank you so much. Great design.
Well done good sir.
Hi, I was wondering when you push in the E stop and your VFD contactor opens up, how does your spindle use the dynamic brake? Thanks, Fritz
Another great question. My design does NOT utilize dynamic braking during e-stop. There's a useful standards document created by National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) that relates to this topic. "NFPA 79 - Electrical Standard for Industrial Machinery" ----------------- NFPA 79: 2018 - Link to full text - safetycents.com/safety-standards/ 9.2.2 Category 0 is an uncontrolled stop by immediately removing power to the machine actuators. 9.2.2 Category 1 is a controlled stop with power to the machine actuators available to achieve the stop then remove power when the stop is achieved. 9.2.2 Category 2 is a controlled stop with power left available to the machine actuators. 9.2.5.4.1.3 The emergency stop shall function as either a Category 0 or a Category 1 stop (see 9.2.2). The choice of the category of the emergency stop shall be determined by the risk assessment of the machine. ----------------- My design is an example of Category 0 - Uncontrolled stop. You are describing a Category 1 type system. You would need to design a circuit to tell the VFD to stop and then once the spindle has stopped, trigger the contactor to open. I don't have any design advice for you on this. I'd have to think about it. There may be some off the shelf solutions for this as it seems like a pretty common issue for industry.
I guess I should have watched until the end before commenting, Nice work trouble shooting.
Was this all do to the motor tuning within your software?
Awesome machine!, Did you build this or did you purchase it? Ive been looking at different designs in preparation for an update. If you can share any information with me about your machine I would greatly appreciate it. it.
Very helpful, thanks for the easy explanation!
Hi, I have to say it is a nice explanation of your layout. I was just wondering why you put the contactor before the circuit breakers? Typically, the circuit breakers are powered up to feed the contactor. Same as in your house or industrial space where you have a circuit breaker in the wall panel and then that is feeding your machine or appliance contactor switch. Thanks.
Nice design
What material did you use PLA, PTG or ABS
Great print. Might be an idea to print the first section, pause the print to insert the magnets, then resume the print. It would encase the magnets and hold them in place. Also make wiping the bottom of particles easier.
Great job. Looks good and is utilitarian. One comment though. Most engineers I've met in my 30 years working at automotive say metric, which always should be expressed in lowercase mm, and inches or English, or American. We have been a metric nation since 1870, yet in most tool rooms everyone uses imperial. That is the correct way of comparing inches to metric. It's called imperial because it was based on the size of the king's foot, finger, forearm, which was a cubit no longer used. Thanks for not smoking during the seminar, but say metric and say imperial and you will be smarter than 80% of the engineers that I have ever met in my years as a design engineer.
When stalling the y axis, did one side stall while the other moved a little more, their by causing the gantry to go out of square?
thank you
Using some of these ideas, Thanks.
Cool stuff!
Not sure if there is a way to talk with you?? I can not seem to see the run button in this script?? I can only assume its because of the tab sizing but I do not see any way to change this? Is this something you could help with??
THE overshoot at super low speed is kinda ok because the low torque will drop it down that much😅...and thats why im here, how many watts do we need to make a 1000rpm 3/4 hole🎉 urs looks like 5kw
Thank you. These are serious questions
spot on. Great video. Thank you!
run a aluminum radiator.