Sure the gas strut may be there because the spindle otherwise would fall because of the added weight. But it actually comes with quite a lot of benefits to the load put on the z motor 2d operations making it stay at the same hight. And making a new controller from the getgo would just bring the price up when it isn’t really needed and they also mention that it is a very easy install while changing out electronics isn’t really for the inexperienced. If you do your research you can also find many industrial like Cnc mills using gas struts maybe more common is using a counterweight but using a gas strut is definitely not wrong. I just want to say I very much respect you and your videos and I have learned alot from them but I just want to bring to attention the gas strut actually is a quite cleaver idea, haha
Thank you for your support. I appreciate it. Unfortunately, we have two different opinions on the correct solution. Using a motor with an integrated brake is by far the most professional, and simple way to keep the spindle from falling. It also reduces parts count of the entire CNC system. The reason the vendor we're discussing didn't implement it is because as I said in the video its a quick fix to an already released version of their chassis. Thank you, Vince
Thank you for your support. The answer depends on the robots requirements you're working with..?? There simply to many variables without knowing the expectations of the end user, and the machine you're working with to answer. Thank you, Vince
Thanks Mr Vince for CNC Lessons
Yes, sir thank you for your support! Vince
I think Vince meant to say , They never come back with problems !
Thank you sir for your support, and for correcting what I was trying to make clear...:) Vince
These breakdowns videos are so incredibly informative and invaluable!
Thank you for your support. I really appreciate it! Glad to help. Vince
Just to let you know that your volume is low and you get blasted out the room when the advertisements come on. Keep safe cheers Dave
Interesting as I boosted volume by 150%. Thank you for letting me know it will be corrected Thank you,
Vince
i think for $8500 i would look at a reputable machine dealer that is tested stable and has a reputation for stability.
Thank you for your support, and that goes for hopefully anyone interested in purchasing one! Vince
Sure the gas strut may be there because the spindle otherwise would fall because of the added weight. But it actually comes with quite a lot of benefits to the load put on the z motor 2d operations making it stay at the same hight. And making a new controller from the getgo would just bring the price up when it isn’t really needed and they also mention that it is a very easy install while changing out electronics isn’t really for the inexperienced. If you do your research you can also find many industrial like Cnc mills using gas struts maybe more common is using a counterweight but using a gas strut is definitely not wrong. I just want to say I very much respect you and your videos and I have learned alot from them but I just want to bring to attention the gas strut actually is a quite cleaver idea, haha
Thank you for your support.
I appreciate it.
Unfortunately, we have two different opinions on the correct solution. Using a motor with an integrated brake is by far the most professional, and simple way to keep the spindle from falling.
It also reduces parts count of the entire CNC system. The reason the vendor we're discussing didn't implement it is because as I said in the video its a quick fix to an already released version of their chassis.
Thank you,
Vince
thx vince
Thank you for your support! Vince
What would be an acceptable breakout board these days?
Thank you for your support.
The answer depends on the robots requirements you're working with..??
There simply to many variables without knowing the expectations of the end user, and the machine you're working with to answer. Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50 Thank you for the video. A DIY 3 Axis smallish CNC for wood and Aluminium. No need for a speed demon.
Here's my board to support the basics up to 6 axes. www.ebay.com/itm/142319224100
Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50 Thank you very much.
You bet...:)
Thank you,
Vince
In Romania You wont fiind double shielded cables.only 0.2 MM(wtf) can You run a 3amp motor running on that câble?
Thank you for your support. Unfortunately, you'll need 20awg as a minimum. I do ship my double shielded cables internationally Thank you,
Vince
@@corvetteguy50thank You Mr Vince . You teach us a lot!
I did go with single shielded.. hope i get some money to do IT correctly
Glad to help! Thank you for your support! Vince
Saving is always the best way to go. It takes longer, but in the end its always worth it. Thank you,
Vince