Brilliant assembly tutorial, unique style of moving forward by showing the each step executed, instead of like others who bore you by showing nuts getting tightened etc. Thanks a tonne for sharing this.
Franco - What you've done in your video is EXACTLY what I am beginning - except mine is 750 X 1000. Thanks for 'blazing the trail ' and sharing your experience.
You are welcome. One point I need to make - be sure to mount your Z-axis limit switch BEFORE you bolt everything together. It is nearly impossible to install that after the fact.
good video matey, i got to that exact stage just yesterday, only thing i found was, getting instructions from different sources tends to throw you in different direction and stges vary making it hard work, now looking for the next steps installing the router and wiring 100percent helpful
Good video. That is the kind / size CNC router I'd be interested in having. Looking forward to seeing it cut aluminum and seeing how accurate it repeats, interpolates bores. Take care
Great Video! I have been collecting parts to build the Workbee 1010 from Openbuilds. With this kit I will save over $600 plus shipping. Looks to be the same kit less branding (logo). I've watched Openbuilds video on building the Workbee 1010, along with your video this should be a very easy build. There's a seller on ebay that sells "workbee CNC 1" taller Y plates. I watched your other video on how you removed option one spoil board mounting. You might consider the option two method. You can watch the Openbuild video on this. With your decision to just bolt/screw the machine to the table you might have trouble leveling your work surface. Unless the table you built is true and flat like in a "box table". I subscribed and looking forward seeing how you mount your router and any dust collection or dust boot/shoe. If you haven't checked them out yet Openbuilds has all the extra stuff you might need to complete your build including router mount. They have videos of all there products being installed on the machine.
Awesome build Franco, nice video. When I started anodizing aluminum at home I found that the process adds 1 to 2 thousands to the material, depending on how long one anodizes something for. That can mean 2 to 4 thousands smaller hole (i.e. threads), hence the need to chase them. Good work!. Ciao, Marco.
Hey Franco, I've done a few aluminum parts for my airplane, but not much lately. I've put together a lot of info on it in my blog. You can check it out here longezproject.blogspot.com/2015/01/anodizing-part-1.html?m=1
Wondering how rigid the z axis is? What happens if you rock, twist or lift in it? And what about the y axis and gantry rails, do they deflect much if you push them down?
Hi again,this seems like a good place to get some help.I'm a long time wood worker building cabinets, furniture and in recent years a lot of models that I sell online.Have a laser machine been thinking about a CNC machine for some time so finally bought one.I got the Bulkman3D the complete kit with GRBL controller with the machine.I did some research have an electrical background but not with machinery like this so depended on the seller to guide me in the right direction and between the sale price and what it can do seemed ok for my needs.I put the machine together and between the instructions and Franco's video that was fairly easy went well.I wired the motors and switches to the machine no problem there but then we come to the circuit boards spindle controller etc and it became very confusing and frustrating there is so much info out there but nothing on exactly what I bought as far as the electronics and all the mini manuals I got with it are very disconnected not precise with the overall hooks up.I would really appreciate it if Franco or someone else who knows can tell me if I buy the Centroid cnc kit with the board,that has the motor connection,switch connections and router spindle connections and software is going to solve my electrical problems and make my life a lot easier.I know I have to build an electrical box with power switch,fuse and E shutoff switch .If I do that and hook up the kit will that work for me.I have the GDZ65F 1.5 Spindle and the YL620A 1.5 110V Router Controller.Thank you,Terry
Hi. I feel comfortable telling you that you definitely will get better support with Centroid. Here are their hook up diagrams: www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_diy/downloads/acorn_schematics/centroid_acorn_hookup_schematics.zip They are quite detailed. There is also a very good forum: centroidcncforum.com/viewforum.php?f=60&sid=5eba1438a0c0e09f9a124b9e54b6630a Also check out this UA-cam channel: ua-cam.com/channels/TNt9IIjsk5HNwnjzer6GVQ.html Marty is super cool and he knows how to make anything Centroid Acorn related work right.
Thanks for sharing Franco, I’ve been eyeballing either a shapeoko xl or x carve for months. This is much more affordable, looks sturdy. I wonder how the “controller and software” these bulk man 3d ones come with is?
The software and electronics they offer are your typical open source stuff. OK but nothing impressive. I'm going to use the Centroid Acorn board as well as their software.
Great Video... I will attempt the same thing. Are you going to do the rest of the build? I figured it is quite a bit cheaper to do this instead of buying the full kit.
I'll be honest with you, if I had it to do over again I would just buy the complete kit. I use the Centroid Acorn CNC system, so there are some "cheap" electronics that come with the kit that I wouldn't have used. But, it would have been easier to just have everything show up at one time.
Thanks Franco, this is timely for me. I was considering buying one of these from this supplier, but was hesitant on the quality. Will you be using a Centroid Acorn for the controller on this? I’ll be looking forward to following you on the progress for this project.
I will be using Centroid on this build, for sure. I have a brand new Acorn 4 just waiting to be put to use. As far as the quality is concerned, so far it looks to be pretty good. But, time will tell.
The quality of the machine is very good and the Centroid Acorn controller is so easy to use. The wireless MPG pendant that Acorn sells is a must have. I use my CNC Router for engraving plexiglass and making signs.
Where is this guy in Austria who's cat named Konstantin also came just over two get his breakfast while watching your video. Thank you for posting this, as I just weld something together from ball bearings, about same size like your peace here. I know you propose this fabulous Acorn board (this actually is how I found your channel), but here in Europe it is much easier to get good support with the eding-cnc and so I wanted to ask you if you have any experience with Eding CNC as well and what you think about it? This is a big decision for me and I hope you can help a bit?
Konstantin is a good name for a cat. Cats should have distinguished names - otherwise, people don't take them seriously. I've never used the Eding-CNC products. But, I looked at their website and it was very encouraging. I like companies that offer an integrated software/hardware solution. You have much better chances of everything working correctly. I'd call the company and talk with them for a few minutes - that's a good sign as to whether or not their product is any good. If they take the time to talk to you and answer a few questions, chances are their products will be good. Also, try to find an online forum dedicated to their product - if one exists that is a very good sign.
After watching this video, I ordered the same kit. Originally had a 1000x1000 X Carve, but needed something a bit stiffer. This video helped me decide. Did your kit come with anything to hold the spindle?
Great video Thank you!. I have a couple ?? I just started putting together a 1500 x 1500... I noticed when u put the support rails together you used the higher version turning support on side. The instructions I found on their website shows the lower spoiler board option. Did you change yours to the lower version?? Also any chance of a wiring video??
Hi. After I made the first couple of videos, I found that things seemed to be a lot better if I just made the entire table the work surface. The Z-axis has plenty of travel to reach the table surface and that gave me about 5 inches of working travel. I don't use any of the cross braces or brackets. I just fastened the router to a 4'x4' table top and then fastened some MDF to that to serve as a spoilboard. Works great!
I've been looking at this kit long with the X-Carve. Your assembly and comments have eliminated some of the concerns I was having . Well done! Have you given thoughts to the electronics? Openbuilds has a new "Black Box" solution for $150 that looks like it would be perfect. I look forward to your final assemble and projects!
You gave me the confidence to pull the trigger on the 1000x750! Can you verify that the motor connections are JST SM male? It hasn't been delivered yet and I want to get my cables ready. Thanks! Also, I was about to go with a Mach3 controller, but one of your subsequent videos inspired me to get the Centroid Acorn instead and I very happy with it!
Hi. Unfortunately, I did not use the stock motors. I went with Clearpath. So, I can't really tell you much about the cables. But, I think you will like the router. I've seen a few different guys build this kit and they always seem to work pretty well. Centroid is a great choice - I'm glad you are liking it.
Nice! Im also interested in this frame, but not sure if it gonna fit into my soundproof box. Does space 1000*1000mm is including steppers or only frame?
I have the router shown above and the dimensions including the servo's are 46" wide x 45" deep. Clearpath servo's are little shorter than standard stepper motors. If you were using Nema23 or Nema34 stepper motors I would add a couple more inches. I would do an inside dimension of at least 50" wide x 48" deep.
Been looking at cnc videos for a few weeks now wanting to try out cnc for some aluminum. Kept struggling to justify 7-8k for ones ridge enough, and damn if this does look like similar quality as the cncrouterparts and cncstep machines. If this works well for you def worth that price.
I built one of these cpl months back. Biggest issue with it is the limited travel of the z axis. There are ways around it, but the default is a Max of a cpl inches.
Are you going to use the Acorn CNC Controller? Do you think you will get extrusions for the legs? Have you looked at plasma cnc cutting? What have you decided for the router head? I see they did not send you the drive belts or locks for the belts? GT-2 Or GT-3 and the drive gear from the motor. This was prototype so may have differences (ua-cam.com/video/8JufQ-xCvdg/v-deo.html). Thanks Franco- you got me started on Centroid.
I have this machine when I put my y axis together. One side moves along the screw really well the other side is kinda hard to move up and down the screw. Is there a way to fix this with out taking the whole y axis apart? If you can let me k ow that would be awesome. Good video.
I started assembling my 1000x750 today. I don't have a good feeling about how much resistance there is on the y-axis lead screw. It's not as easy to turn as I would like. Did you have resistance turning your y-axis lead screw? I plan on adding teflon grease later, so that will hopefully help but I'm worried about the required torque from the motors at this point. Thanks!
@@FrancoCNC Thanks. One more question. I'm at the point in the manual were it references the "Full Kit Assembly manual" but can't find online. Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I mount my limit switches on the side of the square plate that has the counterbored holes or the other side. I've already chased the holes with an M3 tap. I remember you had to disassemble your x-axis to install.
Great video, when buying items from china on ebay, how does customs fees, taxes ect.. work? Been hesitant and dont want to end up paying double. Is it better to buy the package with all electronics or just buy the frame and get my own electronics? Thanks and keep it up. New follower here 👍
Hi. Purchasing from China via eBay is super easy. I've made MANY purchases from China via eBay (and a few directly from Chinese business owners) and I've never had a single problem. eBay takes care of all the fees - nothing for you to pay beyond the normal eBay sales interface. As far as the bundle is concerned, it is my opinion to buy EVERYTHING in the bundle and then replace the components you don't want to use. That is cheaper (and easier) than buying the "bare bones" kit and then shopping for the other stuff that didn't come with it.
@@FrancoCNC thanks for the info 👍, been watching a 900mmx1400mm cnc frame on aliexpress its $1100 with frre shipping to the nearest port to me in the us, but I'm not sure how trustworthy aliexpress is and what kind of customs/vat fees I'll have to pay when Ibpick it up. Maybe I'll just buy a workbee 1500x1500 from amazon and skip the headache.
Thanks mang! Ive been leaning towards the bulkman kit but was hesitant on the motors and electronics. regretfully i don't know enough about the system to know what to buy with the mechanical alone.
Hi Franco, we are happy to see your build of our WorkBee Mechanical Kit went well. Just to let everybody know all of our manuals can be found at the resources page on our website here: bulkman3d.com/resources/
Just got this machine and Im a little disapointed whith railing wheels. They are WAY too tough. so I need to loosen screws to get wheels spin. That is dissapointing an nothing found on aliexpress too. Looks all Chinese are the same
It depends on how you build it. You can put one together for about $1500 US. You can spend less if you really need to. Maybe $1200 but that would be pushing it.
Great presentation style, good audio, no annoying music, clear shots of what you were working on. Thank you.
Brilliant assembly tutorial, unique style of moving forward by showing the each step executed, instead of like others who bore you by showing nuts getting tightened etc. Thanks a tonne for sharing this.
Awesome! I'm glad you found this helpful.
Franco - What you've done in your video is EXACTLY what I am beginning - except mine is 750 X 1000. Thanks for 'blazing the trail ' and sharing your experience.
You are welcome. One point I need to make - be sure to mount your Z-axis limit switch BEFORE you bolt everything together. It is nearly impossible to install that after the fact.
@@FrancoCNC Check! I start this weekend.
good video matey, i got to that exact stage just yesterday, only thing i found was, getting instructions from different sources tends to throw you in different direction and stges vary making it hard work, now looking for the next steps installing the router and wiring 100percent helpful
Good video. That is the kind / size CNC router I'd be interested in having. Looking forward to seeing it cut aluminum and seeing how accurate it repeats, interpolates bores.
Take care
Great info. Thanks bro.
Great Video! I have been collecting parts to build the Workbee 1010 from Openbuilds. With this kit I will save over $600 plus shipping. Looks to be the same kit less branding (logo). I've watched Openbuilds video on building the Workbee 1010, along with your video this should be a very easy build. There's a seller on ebay that sells "workbee CNC 1" taller Y plates. I watched your other video on how you removed option one spoil board mounting. You might consider the option two method. You can watch the Openbuild video on this. With your decision to just bolt/screw the machine to the table you might have trouble leveling your work surface. Unless the table you built is true and flat like in a "box table". I subscribed and looking forward seeing how you mount your router and any dust collection or dust boot/shoe. If you haven't checked them out yet Openbuilds has all the extra stuff you might need to complete your build including router mount. They have videos of all there products being installed on the machine.
Awesome build Franco, nice video. When I started anodizing aluminum at home I found that the process adds 1 to 2 thousands to the material, depending on how long one anodizes something for. That can mean 2 to 4 thousands smaller hole (i.e. threads), hence the need to chase them. Good work!. Ciao, Marco.
Cool - you do your own anodizing? What kind of anodizing are you doing?
Hey Franco, I've done a few aluminum parts for my airplane, but not much lately. I've put together a lot of info on it in my blog. You can check it out here longezproject.blogspot.com/2015/01/anodizing-part-1.html?m=1
Wondering how rigid the z axis is? What happens if you rock, twist or lift in it? And what about the y axis and gantry rails, do they deflect much if you push them down?
Amazing! How many hours to install and test on material? Also, how was wiring? Thinking of getting one
Franco. A year ago you posted about pm 25mv speed increase. How does this function. Did you notice an improvement. Did it limit torque. Thank you sir.
Hi again,this seems like a good place to get some help.I'm a long time wood worker building cabinets, furniture and in recent years a lot of models that I sell online.Have a laser machine been thinking about a CNC machine for some time so finally bought one.I got the Bulkman3D the complete kit with GRBL controller with the machine.I did some research have an electrical background but not with machinery like this so depended on the seller to guide me in the right direction and between the sale price and what it can do seemed ok for my needs.I put the machine together and between the instructions and Franco's video that was fairly easy went well.I wired the motors and switches to the machine no problem there but then we come to the circuit boards spindle controller etc and it became very confusing and frustrating there is so much info out there but nothing on exactly what I bought as far as the electronics and all the mini manuals I got with it are very disconnected not precise with the overall hooks up.I would really appreciate it if Franco or someone else who knows can tell me if I buy the Centroid cnc kit with the board,that has the motor connection,switch connections and router spindle connections and software is going to solve my electrical problems and make my life a lot easier.I know I have to build an electrical box with power switch,fuse and E shutoff switch .If I do that and hook up the kit will that work for me.I have the GDZ65F 1.5 Spindle and the YL620A 1.5 110V Router Controller.Thank you,Terry
Hi. I feel comfortable telling you that you definitely will get better support with Centroid. Here are their hook up diagrams: www.centroidcnc.com/centroid_diy/downloads/acorn_schematics/centroid_acorn_hookup_schematics.zip
They are quite detailed. There is also a very good forum: centroidcncforum.com/viewforum.php?f=60&sid=5eba1438a0c0e09f9a124b9e54b6630a
Also check out this UA-cam channel: ua-cam.com/channels/TNt9IIjsk5HNwnjzer6GVQ.html
Marty is super cool and he knows how to make anything Centroid Acorn related work right.
Cool man. I was wondering about that Bulkman. I have an x carve but I'm itching for a new machine now, good to know bulk man is legit
Thanks for sharing Franco, I’ve been eyeballing either a shapeoko xl or x carve for months. This is much more affordable, looks sturdy. I wonder how the “controller and software” these bulk man 3d ones come with is?
The software and electronics they offer are your typical open source stuff. OK but nothing impressive. I'm going to use the Centroid Acorn board as well as their software.
Thank you for the video, I will be looking at one of these soon.
Was there anywhere that a permatex threadlocker would be beneficial ?
Hi. Not that I recall. I don't remember using any threadlocker on this project.
Great Video... I will attempt the same thing. Are you going to do the rest of the build? I figured it is quite a bit cheaper to do this instead of buying the full kit.
I'll be honest with you, if I had it to do over again I would just buy the complete kit. I use the Centroid Acorn CNC system, so there are some "cheap" electronics that come with the kit that I wouldn't have used. But, it would have been easier to just have everything show up at one time.
Thanks Franco, this is timely for me. I was considering buying one of these from this supplier, but was hesitant on the quality. Will you be using a Centroid Acorn for the controller on this? I’ll be looking forward to following you on the progress for this project.
I will be using Centroid on this build, for sure. I have a brand new Acorn 4 just waiting to be put to use. As far as the quality is concerned, so far it looks to be pretty good. But, time will tell.
The quality of the machine is very good and the Centroid Acorn controller is so easy to use. The wireless MPG pendant that Acorn sells is a must have. I use my CNC Router for engraving plexiglass and making signs.
The wire connecting the limit switch is a bit tricky.
Where is this guy in Austria who's cat named Konstantin also came just over two get his breakfast while watching your video.
Thank you for posting this, as I just weld something together from ball bearings, about same size like your peace here.
I know you propose this fabulous Acorn board (this actually is how I found your channel), but here in Europe it is much easier to get good support with the eding-cnc and so I wanted to ask you if you have any experience with Eding CNC as well and what you think about it? This is a big decision for me and I hope you can help a bit?
Konstantin is a good name for a cat. Cats should have distinguished names - otherwise, people don't take them seriously. I've never used the Eding-CNC products. But, I looked at their website and it was very encouraging. I like companies that offer an integrated software/hardware solution. You have much better chances of everything working correctly. I'd call the company and talk with them for a few minutes - that's a good sign as to whether or not their product is any good. If they take the time to talk to you and answer a few questions, chances are their products will be good. Also, try to find an online forum dedicated to their product - if one exists that is a very good sign.
After watching this video, I ordered the same kit. Originally had a 1000x1000 X Carve, but needed something a bit stiffer. This video helped me decide.
Did your kit come with anything to hold the spindle?
It did not. I'm going to either make one myself or buy one.
Great video Thank you!. I have a couple ?? I just started putting together a 1500 x 1500... I noticed when u put the support rails together you used the higher version turning support on side. The instructions I found on their website shows the lower spoiler board option. Did you change yours to the lower version?? Also any chance of a wiring video??
Hi. After I made the first couple of videos, I found that things seemed to be a lot better if I just made the entire table the work surface. The Z-axis has plenty of travel to reach the table surface and that gave me about 5 inches of working travel. I don't use any of the cross braces or brackets. I just fastened the router to a 4'x4' table top and then fastened some MDF to that to serve as a spoilboard. Works great!
I've been looking at this kit long with the X-Carve. Your assembly and comments have eliminated some of the concerns I was having . Well done! Have you given thoughts to the electronics? Openbuilds has a new "Black Box" solution for $150 that looks like it would be perfect. I look forward to your final assemble and projects!
Thanks. I'm going to use the Centroid Acorn controller and software.
You gave me the confidence to pull the trigger on the 1000x750! Can you verify that the motor connections are JST SM male? It hasn't been delivered yet and I want to get my cables ready. Thanks! Also, I was about to go with a Mach3 controller, but one of your subsequent videos inspired me to get the Centroid Acorn instead and I very happy with it!
Hi. Unfortunately, I did not use the stock motors. I went with Clearpath. So, I can't really tell you much about the cables. But, I think you will like the router. I've seen a few different guys build this kit and they always seem to work pretty well. Centroid is a great choice - I'm glad you are liking it.
Always enjoy your projects. Will this get Centroid eventually? :)
Thanks. Yes - I have a brand new Centroid Acorn 4 board that I'll be using to control this router.
No router comes with it?
678$$ where is the link. I can't find it for that price
Nice! Im also interested in this frame, but not sure if it gonna fit into my soundproof box. Does space 1000*1000mm is including steppers or only frame?
I have the router shown above and the dimensions including the servo's are 46" wide x 45" deep. Clearpath servo's are little shorter than standard stepper motors. If you were using Nema23 or Nema34 stepper motors I would add a couple more inches. I would do an inside dimension of at least 50" wide x 48" deep.
Been looking at cnc videos for a few weeks now wanting to try out cnc for some aluminum. Kept struggling to justify 7-8k for ones ridge enough, and damn if this does look like similar quality as the cncrouterparts and cncstep machines. If this works well for you def worth that price.
I'll try some aluminum once I get it up and running. I'll make a video.
I built one of these cpl months back. Biggest issue with it is the limited travel of the z axis. There are ways around it, but the default is a Max of a cpl inches.
ua-cam.com/video/5fibgbkfIDQ/v-deo.html
@@FrancoCNC yeah I saw that vid. Unfortunately I chose the 1500x1500 so building a one piece top table for it is a little more challenging heh.
@@ulkesh78 here is one like yours:.
ua-cam.com/video/h_XcQpWmelY/v-deo.html
Franco, do you have any plans for dust control? If so, what type of dust boot/shoe are you considering?
I haven't made anything just yet, but that will be coming very soon. I HATE dust!
Are you going to use the Acorn CNC Controller? Do you think you will get extrusions for the legs? Have you looked at plasma cnc cutting? What have you decided for the router head? I see they did not send you the drive belts or locks for the belts? GT-2 Or GT-3 and the drive gear from the motor. This was prototype so may have differences (ua-cam.com/video/8JufQ-xCvdg/v-deo.html). Thanks Franco- you got me started on Centroid.
I have this machine when I put my y axis together. One side moves along the screw really well the other side is kinda hard to move up and down the screw. Is there a way to fix this with out taking the whole y axis apart? If you can let me k ow that would be awesome. Good video.
Hi. It sounds like you need to adjust the nuts. You should be able to do that without taking the machine apart.
Ok thanks. I tried loosing them up and retightened them. With same result. I’ll try again. Thanks for the reply
I started assembling my 1000x750 today. I don't have a good feeling about how much resistance there is on the y-axis lead screw. It's not as easy to turn as I would like. Did you have resistance turning your y-axis lead screw? I plan on adding teflon grease later, so that will hopefully help but I'm worried about the required torque from the motors at this point. Thanks!
You may want to adjust the nuts. There should be some resistance but nothing excessive.
@@FrancoCNC Thanks. One more question. I'm at the point in the manual were it references the "Full Kit Assembly manual" but can't find online. Basically, I'm trying to figure out if I mount my limit switches on the side of the square plate that has the counterbored holes or the other side. I've already chased the holes with an M3 tap. I remember you had to disassemble your x-axis to install.
@@adhuot01 Check this out: www.dropbox.com/sh/tmo9l5cvpmsuc1u/AAAkvo-OFRxe5YRnurHUSZmQa?dl=0
Great video, when buying items from china on ebay, how does customs fees, taxes ect.. work? Been hesitant and dont want to end up paying double. Is it better to buy the package with all electronics or just buy the frame and get my own electronics? Thanks and keep it up. New follower here 👍
Hi. Purchasing from China via eBay is super easy. I've made MANY purchases from China via eBay (and a few directly from Chinese business owners) and I've never had a single problem. eBay takes care of all the fees - nothing for you to pay beyond the normal eBay sales interface. As far as the bundle is concerned, it is my opinion to buy EVERYTHING in the bundle and then replace the components you don't want to use. That is cheaper (and easier) than buying the "bare bones" kit and then shopping for the other stuff that didn't come with it.
@@FrancoCNC thanks for the info 👍, been watching a 900mmx1400mm cnc frame on aliexpress its $1100 with frre shipping to the nearest port to me in the us, but I'm not sure how trustworthy aliexpress is and what kind of customs/vat fees I'll have to pay when Ibpick it up. Maybe I'll just buy a workbee 1500x1500 from amazon and skip the headache.
Do they have a ball screw option.
Mine has leadscrews with plastic nuts. I don't think they offer ball screws.
looks like just the mechanical kit. what else did you buy to complete the build and what was your final cost?
Stay tuned - I'll be making a video detailing all of that. Thanks!
Thanks mang! Ive been leaning towards the bulkman kit but was hesitant on the motors and electronics. regretfully i don't know enough about the system to know what to buy with the mechanical alone.
Hi Franco, we are happy to see your build of our WorkBee Mechanical Kit went well. Just to let everybody know all of our manuals can be found at the resources page on our website here: bulkman3d.com/resources/
Please I really need your help .how can I contact you?
The Z limit switch.
Just got this machine and Im a little disapointed whith railing wheels. They are WAY too tough. so I need to loosen screws to get wheels spin. That is dissapointing an nothing found on aliexpress too. Looks all Chinese are the same
how did you get it so cheap?
The kit I purchased did not include any electronics or a spindle.
How the hell did you get this for $678.00? They're like 3 grand cnd now.
hello can you ask a question
sure.
Franco you have prints/plans you can share for the pm25mv?
Look in the description of this video: ua-cam.com/video/_vhGMaPFhkM/v-deo.html
how much they cost?
It depends on how you build it. You can put one together for about $1500 US. You can spend less if you really need to. Maybe $1200 but that would be pushing it.
How to contact you?.
francocncprojects@gmail.com
cOOL....
Who painted your toenails? lol Acorn build?
LOL! Yup - I'll be using an Acorn 4 on this project.