$65 DIY hobby machine that can become any machine.
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
- Here i demonstrate the early stages of a desktop hobby machine i have been working on, that i hope, with the help of 3D printing, will be able to convert into almost any machine a hobbyist might need.
If you're interested in supporting this project and building your own "gumball" everything machine, I can provide all 3D files, parts list and build tutorial as well as offer free access to all future mods and upgrade files for a minimum donation of $10
Follow this link for donations paypal.me/sweetgumnyc?country...
Then email sweetgumnyc@outlook.com afterwards to be added to the backer group.
Please subscribe here to follow progress on this project.
/ @sweetgumnyc7794
I started a Facebook page for backers to share photos of their builds, mods or to help with problems.
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This Is What The Hobbyists Have Been Waiting For.. Great Inexpensive Build..
Absolutely brilliant idea
My man, coming through with gold! I'm eager and ready to send you my donation and looking forward to the 3d files.
I bought the spindle motor referenced in the last video. Its itching to get to work.
Thank you for this offering James!
I was thinking you could make it into a glass lathe and then I saw you already did, at least with one chuck. You could use another motor and synchronize them and have the second chuck with a hole through so you could place tube in it and connect a blow hose. I'm a glassblower but I make my own torches and all sorts of stuff. I have some awesome ideas as I'm sure you do so get ahold of me if you're interested
Rad dude, I love it! Definitely interested in an entire parts kit. It’s amazing what you’re doing keep it up brother love the videos.
OK Bro, you earned a sub with this one. Its not only great that you have put so much thought and effort into this, its great you are sharing it with others in these times. As a maker, I concentrate efforts into making my own jigs and tools that work with my build process so I appreciate the intelligence in your machine and will put your channel on the makerspace UA-cam account for folks to learn from and be inspired by your enthusiasm and cleverness. Best of luck and I hope your channel takes off like an Elon Musk Rocket.
I don't really need this, but I think I'm going to build one. The low cost is incredible and it will give me a ton of capabilities that I would otherwise not bother experimenting with.
You have a lot of imagination, talent and drive Sir!
Instant sup and donate
I work on a idea like that but will scrap it and join Here, if you get enough Minions this will be awesome.
Greatz from Germany
and have a nice Day
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Holy cow, what an awesome project. I've been looking into gemcutting setups and they're all so very expensive for a starter who isn't sure if he'd even continue doing it. However, I've been needing a bench grinder anyway, so having a machine like this that can do it all would be exactly what I want.
Even better, I have a 3D printer!
Dang wish I was younger. But will watch as long as I can. Good luck on your channel.
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing.
Looks amazing! 😻
dude! this video rules! i can only imagine what a kit that includes the motor and all of these accessories would cost, if it were being sold by a big-name company.
In dollars or lawsuits?
Love this!!
Hey what’s up! I’m a fellow engineering creative. Just finished up on making my own beautiful power hone and coffee grinder (hand grinder conversion to power mount) over the last 5 months and your work on this all in one machine is absolutely awesome. REALLY loving the modular nature of the whole build and I think you’ve made an amazing set of add ons too. I’d love to support the build and likely get into making my own as well (part time business owner in jewelry with tons of creative hobbies)
Thanks for sharing your work!
I was already convinced to become a backer- then I saw the Necronomicon from The Evil Dead- and I just... I don't really know what to say, other than... Groovy.
I'll be sending the donation soon- thanks for this.
Dope! Great work on the video.
Nice job by you! That is ingenious!
Wow! Great design. I'll definitely be emailing you.
I'm sure you are being flooded with emails! I sent one too. Lol Commenting again to help your algorithm because this is a great machine idea. I am super excited to try this.
thanks! sorry i have been out of town all weekend. i will check my email in a few minutes and get back to you! thanks again for your support!
Damn, just stumbled on to your stuff. Awesome work!
Thank you so much for making such a versatile tool for a guy that hates collecting tools!!
sure thing! This is just getting started! Since making this video its gotten so much better!
Any chance you also make a DIY arbor press? Coin ring tools? Can you modify the plans to include a larger wet saw? @@sweetgumnyc7794
You're a legend, and to think I found you by chance seeing your embossing video.
now I wish I knew someone with a 3d printer ;)
Very nice design!
Thank you so much.🎉🎉🎉
Awesome design
Oh an update! Thank you.
That's bad ass. All the bells and whistles. I want one.
Nice
oh man i can think of so many attachments for this!!.. you should do a resin mixing attachment as welll as a vibratory attachment to remove bubbles from resin and casting investment! email sent!
This is an elegant idea. Reminds me of the Swiss Army knife.
This looks awesome, I did something similar but for sharpening gravers.
My concern with this machine from the looks is the concentricity, the attachements in the collet look to not be running true/level.
Do you think that stems from the spindle, collets or inserts? because if this could be improved upon it would be an amazing piece of workshop machinery! Well done
it actually runs true if your work is centered properly. i think what youre seeing is the table shaking. i have to film on a folding table because i cant get correct camera angel on my bench so the machine shakes because of the table. on a proper bench its much better. that said, its not a super high quality spindle motor but for the price its definitely sufficient. there are better motors but they do come at a much higher price. i saw a video where someone spun the rear fan on a lathe to balance it better and apparently its supposed to significantly improve the motors performance. i havent really needed to but i might try in the future.
This is amazing, this is good for me also while living full time rv. I am making a mobile shop the t will be useful for me. Hope you can get back to work dude.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Wow!!! I WANT ONE😱 If only I had the time to build it. What would it cost to have you build the basic one, and shipping it to Denmark?😊 then I could make/order ekstra spareparts along the Way.
You could make a lot of money ( just saying ) 👍🏼
Blew my mind. Up there with the car that ran on water
It was almost comical how many different possible things could be done with this
I'm curious though, how much do you think each addition would cost in order to be capable of doing everything you've shown off in this video?
Im a DIY enthusiast as well as a founder of an Artist Collective in Detroit. Im going to plan a budget to purchase access to your files as well as build 10 of these for our artists we support. 5-in-1 is honestly crazy.
Also I would REALLY appreciate a link to the micro motor you use. Unless it's expensive lol
@@nathanielhartsuff2336 Thats awesome! please post photos of your completed builds on the facebook page!
I post links to all the accessories that i use for the machine ( including 2 micromotor options) on the sweetgumNYC facebook page.
I’m in!
Hi Andrea!! I just responded to your email!! Thanks for supporting the project!! You should have all the files to date and ill send more as they get made. Feel free to reach out with any questions. Good luck!
This is the first time I have seen any of your videos, and you had me hooked within just 1 minute. Where can I get your plans for this project???
hey thanks. shoot me an email at sweetgumnyc@outlook.com
Great concept. This deserves to blow up! What is the minimum bed size for this enclosure project? Is it doable with the elegoo mars 3? Thanks!
No im afraid the mars 3 is a little too small. you need about 7" x 5" x 3" work area
Man I really really need this for my reloading purposes. Old and obsolete ammo is extremely expensive. BUT most of the time these old cartridges have a parent cartridge. That can be converted to work if you have a lathe. But this would be perfect for me I need to get a 3D printer soon.
Really cool idea! I ordered a 3d printer because of this video.. What kind of filament would you recommend using and is this a relatively easy thing to print as a beginner?
PLA plus
Great ideas man!!!
Specially, I am interested in mechanism showed at 10:45 min. Can you somehow correct this video with the links of all printed parts?
I have tried to donate as I am so interested in this amazing tool you are such a visionary, so resourceful.
I would love to support but it would not go through. Is there a way you would build one for me? I loved your ball vice as well. Fortunately I have one the 3 inch but love the one you fabricated.
Hope to see more of your amazing builds.
M
This has so many different uses. Looking forward to trying it out. Let me know how to make a donation.
Hi, what's the model/part name for the reciprocating action handpiece you show in the leatherwork section? I have the same motor, but I've not seen the hammer action part for it before. Thanks :)
Dude you can make this into a Runner machine.. make em pow pows … ❤❤
i dont understand what you mean, can you elaborate?
Could you identify the specific brand and model of your micromotor setup?
Bravo........clever........use both side of motor shaft.....next size up ......upgrade........cheers
can you elaborate? im not sure what you mean. thanks for commenting
how do i support this project
Where can I find those diamond tools at 8:33 minute mark ?
need to donate but i can not find you. Please send info just got a gk2 printer, and quite a bit of precious stones. This machine will be real handy.
Hi! what do you mean you cant find me? You can email me at sweetgumnyc@outlook.com
This is genius, can you make me one?
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As a vet that has a degree and certifications. Still having trouble finding a job that is worth staying at or will pay you well. Most of the jobs as a diesel tech will do everything to rob you but want you to have top of the line tools so they don't get sued if you get hurt of there stuff. I don't have Facebook but I do want in on this. Hobbyist and tinker alike. This is a great ideal.
thanks for your service! its messed up so many vets are having trouble finding work
Most vets want to be busy and feel useful . They just dont want to work any job. They want to work or do something that is worth there time. When you work everyday for 10, 15, 20, 36 years everyday with something to do, its hard to put down not working. @@user-tu5dj6xr8c
Do you have a link to the machine?
How do I reach out to you. I want to put in for the cause
email me at sweetgumnyc@outlook.com
When your Grandpa invented the ShopSmith.
looks great, I want one
How do I send
shoot me at email sweetgumnyc@outlook.com
Im in for $10, but really wish I could get a way to get 3d parts made!! Any chance there were enough interested that don't need another hobby in the house!?
actually maybe!!..one of my other backers said he runs a print farm and offered to print for people who dont have a printer...hes in the process of printing the parts now and will be getting back to me on costing for printing everything but honestly, this is just the beginning of the project..i have plans for maybe even hundreds of future conversions so its really best to have your own printer especially considering how 3d printers can be bought for like $150 bucks now. When he gets back to me with a price i will post an update about that in a future video.
Are you interested in building and shipping a customized set up?
3D print is best for making modelled pieces for casting. Not for actual working material. You might as well use wood. Plastic is not for industrial work. It's plastic. The wear factor is instant. The real cost is material for the 3D printing, loads of time and prep work. I could make machine covers out of aluminum in an hour. Same goes for most of the other parts. 3D takes forever. What's the real cost by the hour to make it?
im not understanding your question about the "real cost per hour" to make it...its not like i sat next to the machine waiting for the prints to finish and counted that as time. lol...i loaded the file and pressed a button and then came back the next day when it was done. regarding wear on the parts, im really not sure what youre imagining this machine being used for..its not an industrial machine, its a cheap 60 dollar hobby machine...can i cnc parts to make it better, of course...but that would cost a lot more money...the goal was for this machine to do as much as possible for the lowest possible cost while also allowing people with limited resources to do the same...most people dont have a metalworking or wood shop or a cnc machine...i do but i made this machine for the average hobbyist... , its a hobby machine. i have been using it for over a year for testing every day and it works as well today as it did over a year ago when i started working on it... i have read your comment 3 times now and i still dont understand at all what youre suggesting? are you suggesting it should be made from metal? how? how would an average hobbyist easily do that? cast or cnc the bracket in aluminum and then tap all the holes for the attachments to go? wood? more people not only have cnc machines, but cnc machines capable of 5 inches of z travel in your world than 3d printers? this is easier, cheaper and faster to you than 3d printing? what about all of the attachments being universal and needing to fit predesignated attachment points? you imagine making something by hand out of wood with those sorts of tolerances being easier and less time consuming than pressing a button on a 3d printer? ..lastly you dont think plastic is an ideal material for tools? none of your comments made any sense but that might be the most ridiculous claim...try telling that to just about every power tool manufacturer in existence. try going to home depot and find a power tool thats NOT made out of plastic...ha ha ha ... your comment was no different than criticizing milwaukee tools for making their hammer drill from plastic because you could do it faster made from wood....lol ....are you trolling or are you serious?? ..at least you comment gave me a good laugh. thanks...lol
@@sweetgumnyc7794 There's an old saying, Europeans care how they cook their food, Americans only care what they cook it on.
Yeah dude, tell me where to send the money. I am down.
sweetgumnyc@outlook.com
What an incredible too, sad that I can't afford so costs of shipping and other costs😢. Any one to help🙏.
this macin how to ret indian Rupees.
O k iI am down for $10 .
How do i send
Hi!. thanks so much...i added my email in the description. I just posted the video and was planning on adding a paypal link tomorrow but in the mean time you can just shoot me an email and ill send you a message when the paypal link is up. Thanks again for your support and just wanna say i plan on providing as much value for your donation as humanly possible!! i really want this thing to be crazy!
@@sweetgumnyc7794
How do I get the 3d files please. I’m anxious to start building my winter project.
email me at sweetgumnyc@outlook.com @@creatalways
You could have started building these machines and selling them for $200 to $300
Could still do it.
@@blatantmisconception Except that this is literally illegal to use in any business or commercial setting beyond "You're alone running your own microbusiness"
A lathe without a tool rest? It's not even clamped down!
There's probably an incentive to keep these types of things off the market. Companies make more profit off selling 6 different tools than a cheap all-in-one device.
yes thats true but honestly, if i was a full time jewelry maker, like i was making production, a lot can be said for having dedicated machines....for one , lets say i wanted to have something tumbling and while its running, do some lathe work...with one multi machine like this, you cant...you can only have the machine setup for one process at a time...This is fine for hobbyists or tinkerers , but for professionals, its better to have dedicated machines.
@@sweetgumnyc7794 that's a pretty good point. Looks like a fun project that's very versatile though!
OR you build multiple of these machines which would still be cheaper than a dedicated pro machine, typically pro machines are built for longevity so that would be my only concern but if you get a year out work on these and they cost $65 you could make 10 of these machines over the course of 10 years and it would still be cheaper than a $1000 pro machine.
i have been using mine for over a year without issue and i beat the crap out of it....dropped the machine several times..it uses a cnc spindle motor which is designed to run for very long periods of time, under heavy loads at high speed. @@DavidClunie
This pretty darn is amazing!
I don’t have a 3D printer. I might need to get one
nows the time!