My Massive New CNC Machine!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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this guys is really under rated for the quality of video he ouputs.
That looked much different than the first time I used my CNC. I ruined 3 4'x4' sheets of plywood and broke about 5 bits before I figured out how to use the thing properly. Congrats on the new machine, it looks awesome and I can't wait to see what you do with it.
Damn, Rob. I see you everywhere nowadays 👌🤣
@@Thamli well i am on 3 bits now and they are expensive where i am from
Have you heard about the plastic nails?
They are really useful for fixing wood at the cnc table because if you run into them with the drill, nothing breaks.
or Lignoloc's wooden nails :)
I also like using brass screws, which are soft enough for 1/4” HSS bits to plow right through.
I my so disappointed he did not make it his self like I really recommend he did a 3D print one like this UA-cam channel ua-cam.com/video/7rqj-6HgWz4/v-deo.html
I have the Omer composite nailer and it's amazing. If you don't have a vacuum table, it's a killer solution for sheet goods.
$8000+ CNC router? Wow. Nice compensation. Avid CNC seems to be doing a lot of that lately.
Have fun with it!
As soon as you said where you were going to put the CNC I thought, "That couch will be covered in dust by the end of the video" -fast forward to --13:58- "Yep, that´s it"
And I thought, "There's no way he's going to be chilling on the sofa when it's running"
You could take some inspiration for the dust shoe from Marius Hornberger
Nice! Regarding the sacrificial base, you might actually want to make it slightly smaller than the full cut range of the machine instead of bigger. When it comes to leveling and resurfacing it, you'll start to just turn it into a large pocket or dish, so when you come to cutting material larger than the cut capacity, it won't be able to sit on the level base, but instead float on the rim now left.
Also, as others have said, a plastic Brad nailer is a massive time saver. I believe avid cnc sell one. You need to use the specific composite gun as the nails don't work in a normal nailer. But it doesn't chew up your base board like screws,gum up your cutters like double sided tape or get in the way of a tool path like clamps. All it takes to remove the piece from the bed is a sharp whack with a rubber mallet on one side and all the nails sheer off!
Look forward to seeing your dust collection! I've gone through many variations myself!
The point about the sacrificial board getting a rim after a while is a great input!
(Mostly answering so this comment gets bumped up)
You can use a large-diameter surfacing bit to level the table outside the normal cutting area. Keep in mind that a larger diameter bit requires more precise tramming, or you can wind up with stair steps on your "flat" table.
Defo! I use quite a hefty 50mm diameter surfacing bit with 3 carbide inserts. But I guess with the current sacrificial board he has installed, as it goes from edge to edge of the gantry, it'll always have a raised edge that a larger cutter would never be able to reach.
I love how you said it wouldn’t hit the screw they it makes a b line strait towards it, lol, great video
when i was working as a robotic programmer, we always had these aluminium frames in our working halls. I remember how often i hit my head while programming the actuators, because i had to sit under the whole construct. Was a fun time though
I’ love my Avid machine! My Avid CNC is on an island…Avid was wonderfully helpful.
The CNC looks amazing and is pretty big, congrats to that nice piece! I'm building the one from uncle Phil right now. For those who are interested the plans are for free on his homepage but it's everything in German.
Great video👍
Yeah. A perfect spot to sit and chill on the couch beside the noisy CNC Machine. Love it :)
You should do a video on 80/20 framing. The best part about them is that you can order custom lengths from their website without much hassle.
The laser cutter is going to get jealous. Can't wait to see what you make with this huge machine. Make a big floor standing plywood robot model.
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Can't wait to see what cool stuff you can do with this! Some advice from a fellow CNC user that was helpful for me when I was adding my wasteboard. If you're planning on doing parts longer than the dimensions of your machine, better to treat the working area of your CNC like an island rather than a lake in your spoilboard. That way as you surface the working area, it remains the highest point for parts to sit as you machine them.
Your wine rack should be designed where the wine slopes toward the cork.
Sweet machine!! I look forward to seeing what kind of interesting projects you make with it.
When attaching your spoil board and attaching stock to your spoil board, use brass screws. Brass is softer than steel and if you ever accidentally hit one with a cutter, it will be les likely to damage the edges. Another suggestion to help with dust/chip management-- cut 150mm strips of poly carbonate sheets and attach them vertically to the left and right edges of your spoil board. That will prevent most of the dust from blowing off of the sides of the machine.
I purchased my unit from Avid last year. I bought the 4x8 CNC/Plasma Pro setup. I can use it as a 4x8 CNC or 4x4 Plasma. Lucky for you, you didn't have to purchase it. This was a huge investment.
That's amazing, always learning with your videos, glad for your new toy 👌👌👌
Pretty fantastic machine, Alexandre! Great work! 😃
A tip for fixing the plywood to the machine: there are some plastic pins you can use with the pin nailer (they're made of nylon I guess). This way even if the machine hits one there's absolutely no problems. 😊
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Awesome machine! The only thing I am unsure of is the size of the MDF work surface being bigger than the work area, since you cannot surface everything which creates a ledge around the worksurface. This could be a hinderance laying down large sheets of plywood.
As I remember, many people make a CNC table with holes, just like welding table. You can glue nuts into the bottom of the surface and use them to hold your staff on the table.
Also, quite obvious, you can use duct tape to set your vacuum cleaner tube on the CNC head until you finish dust collector :)
That thing is build like a tank, you could just duct tape the shopvac to the spindle
I'm soooo jealous, at least you shared your emotions with us!
Since your first video i've thought that you were someone who could really push the limits of subtractive manufacturing! I'm so stoked to see your future projects with this!
Always nice to see how your camera crane upgrade the quality of your vids. Keep pushing man, regards from Rio de Janeiro 💪
Truly one of the best content creators out there. True to yourself and wholesome. I’ve enjoyed every video of yours that I have watched from start to finish. Most of what you do is also what I do. You just do it better lol.
Wathing you work a lot, and finally that's all for wine. So french style. I dig it. Cheers
Alexandre, Incredible, I admire you, keep going, you teach us to motivate ourselves with your work. Greetings from Peru
Alexandre...Incredible, I admire you, keep going, you teach us to motivate ourselves with your work. Greetings from Perú. ;)
Awesome video - you might actually want to keep your waste board smaller or equal to the maximum cut area of your - as you surface the waste board it's going to turn into a pocket with higher edge that will prevent you from being able to put larger pieces on the CNC since they'll float over the actual cut area. A 38mm waste board is going to last FOREVER too... most of the time the most you're gonna be cutting into the actual waste board is a thousandth of an inch and you'll have to do that a LOT before you actually NEED to resurface it.
At work, we have stackercranes and some of those have make cracks on their aluminum support beams and they have been replaced. But the old ones are still useable but they are still laying around somewhere at work for over a year. I asked for a ticket to get them home but they still won't release them due to failure calculations still haven't been completed. I would use those beams to build my own cnc machine but so far, no luck yet in even starting on it. I'm jealous you got such an expensive machine for free. I guess Avid cnc won't look me up and send me one too :p
It's like a giant Lego technic set!
Or a grown-up version of an Erector set. (Actually had nuts and bolts.)
just a fyi; the wine bottles are supposed to lay with the cork down, so that they don't become dry and let air into the bottle ;)
otherwise cool project
I always wondered how rigid those types of machines could be, made of extrusion and those t-nuts but oh my god… that’s more fasteners than I’ve seen on pretty much anything ever. I bet it’s rock solid. Jesus. Talk about overkill, but that’s definitely what you want.
Awesome.
If I can ever afford a CNC I’ll definitely buy one of these. It actually looks super fun to assemble too.. I’m one of those weirdos who actually loves assembling ikea stuff. Haha
You need to use double-sided tape to hold your piece down and now have to chew up your wasteboard any more than needed. Also, create small tabs in the work so it doesn't come flying out while you are cutting and then you can just hand cut them when you are finished.
Dooing an engraving job on my co2 laser, this will make the wait feel alot faster. Superb timing as allways!
cool, all you need now is dust extraction and an enclosure.
that’s a veery nice gift, congratulations 🎉
Love Alex and his vids... was thinking a board with just a hole for the neck of the wine bottles where the torque from the weight of the bottle and the friction of the neck inside a hole slightly larger than the radius of the wine bottle neck would be a cool way to store them visually. Not a wine guy so not sure if there are reasons why that's a bad idea.
Storing wine isn't rocket science as long as it's short term and not for aging. Generally you want the cork to remain submerged in the wine so it doesn't dry out. This prevents oxygen from entering the bottle. You want the bottle at a slight tilt so that any particulate matter that's suspended in the wine will collect at the bottom of the bottle. That way the sediment won't get disturbed as you handle the bottle provided you are careful. Ideally it should be stored in darkness, but for a kitchen it's fine as long as it's stored out of direct sunlight.
For long term storage and aging temperature control is very important as is regular turning of the bottle as you actually want the particulate matter to circulate through the wine while in storage.
So the requirements for short term storage and long term storage is slightly different. For most of us who has only a few bottles in the kitchen nothing special is needed, but designing a wine cellar is better left to the experts. It might still not be rocket surgery but people who want/need a dedicated wine cellar are likely to be quite demanding (ok, so they tend to be pretentious snobs) so it's better left to those who know how to handle them.
Can't wait for future projects. Would be awesome to see all his machines for a project. 3D printer, laser cutter, CNC and this other tools for 1 project.
Wow what a nice looking machine, I’ve been wanting to upgrade for years, well done. Very jealous, cheers from Australia 🇦🇺
I've always wanted to see a full sofa made with a CNC (before maybe trying it myself). Anyone here seen anything online or maybe tried something similar?
HomeReserve furniture is made this way.
Now make that juicy vacuum chamber thingy quick and give us a video ASAP not gonna ask twise... 🤣 love you man upload more frequently
I would recommend setting up a metal fence around the CNC instead of a couch for chillin.. once it grabs a piece and makes it fly across the shop floor.. might not have a chance to think twice..
A grease gun is one of those tools that looks simple and you think you can figure it out and then you shoot a footlong shlong of grease across the shop and when that's cleaned up you regain a couple of humble points.
Big smile on my face seeing this 2 minutes after posting. ❤
Great video cant beleve you dont have more subscribers keep it up
Now you have a sofa that will be permanent coverred in Man-glitter (sawdust) :)
YESSSSSSSS METRIC!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
That joy of working with metric, I felt that 💖💖💖👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽😂😂
Cool vid. I ordered a 4x8 Pro machine and I am so excited. Been waiting 3 months. 1 more!!!
DUST COLLECTION IDEA
Use 3D printer and make a chain link system that mimics the wire management chain tunnels.
Oh wow, really cool machine!
I'm now developping my own DIY CNC router, very interessant to see choices of yours!
Waiting for your dust extractor vidéo!!
What a beautiful machine, the possibilities are endless.
good to see the hard work you've put into making videos paying off
Excellent add-on to the workshop! 👌😎
cringe
3D Print an attachment that holds your shop-vac hose right next to the dust? Heck, do two, one on each side, for maximum dust collection. :D
The prusa mini is also all metric. I'm a big advocate for Imperial but honestly as long as all the things are the same standard that's whats important
You are such an inspiring person. Thanks for your effort.
Dude, that thing is totally bad ass.". I want one?"
The couch; a great place to sit to catch chips to the head
Congratulations for your new toy..
I would commission a custom metal bit for "re-surfacing" work. Then make the shroud fit that. That way, you can re-surface it with something akin to a fine scrapper/sandpaper with the machine program rather than doing it by hand/with a drillbit.
Next video: Alexandre 3d prints a custom dust collector holder for that vacuum, and CNCs a wall mount?
oh my god giant the love
In a year Alexandre will have a perpetual loop of machines making more machines for him
Can’t wait to get my plasma cnc machine and this just makes me more excited! I’m about half way there with the funds.
Cnc machines make dreams come true ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing. Thank
Those positioning nuts are what the Ender 3 uses for attaching parts to the rails as well.
dope vid btw there's plastic nails for nail guns so you don't have to worry about breaking your bits
Avid cnc sales a nail gun that shoots special composite nails meant for work holding. That way if ur bit cuts through one that bit doesnt get ruined
Just curious how Norway tax laws are -- do you have to declare the freebies as income on your taxes? Here in the US, that CNC and Aspire software would amount to about $15k in income tax to declare.
Yes, he would have to declare it as income for his company (I presume he has a company), and thus pay taxes on it. Possibly Aspire could pay those taxes to make up for it, as it's otherwise quite an expensive gift ;)
Very smart guy
kiwi co sounds soo cool
A said it!!! I said you would end up getting an avid cnc
Man watching your video makes it so I cant wait till my 4x8 is in. Its going to be so nice to have my cnc. :)
Can't wait to see more projects with the cnc!
Great! I so love CNC router machine.
Hi great video, just a note, you are not going to be able to surface all the sacrifice board because your spindle does not go all the way more than 1.2m in x axis.
I was thinking the same, now there will be steps where it didn't get surfaced and defeats the purpose of adding the extra width.
@@lvxleather Exactly
Either go big, or go home! You went big my man, So, you are the MAN! I just want to know; "How much does cost?"
I can't wait to buy one of those within the year.
Your positivity is infectious!!
Make my one
That was Awesome Alexandre!!!!
Love these people say, they didn't pay me but sent me the machine free. So yes they paid with the machine
Hey man, congrats with the CNC machine, it look awesome, I really hope that you enjoy it :) ... I have a small request to ask of you... Can you make a video where you build a Scandinavian (specifically Danish design) armchair? I have seen so many videos but nothing beats the way that you make stuff... Again thank you for your videos
The couch is great but it will get dusty when the machine runs
Some major TV network is going to pick you up some day; awesome channel!!
Marius Hornberger made a very very good and overengineered dust collection shoe
The project files for the wine rack holder is not on the website, please add it, it looks like an awesome project
Next video… “I have a ton of 3D printed parts for the dust collector.” 😂
Love the channel, love your enthusiasm and love the projects! Thank you…
No way
Let’s go
Great thing
See if there's a way to make draws with French cleats they could maybe be designed into the frame itself
Really great video. Looking forward to see what you can do with the machine!
This looks like a lot of fun to use! 😎👏
Wow, that’s great!
Hi! Thanks for the video. i wanted to know how you apply grease into the lm bearings, specifically how you connect the grease gun to the grease nipple, coz' when i tried i pulled out the grease nipple stripping out the plastic threads . looks like you decided to skip out this part in the video.
Awesome man!
Metric is the best!!!