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  1. 25th March 2016, 01:57 PM #1
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    Default [iD2CNC-SS v.1.0] Aluminum CNC design and build

    Hello, Now i start my new design for low cost CNC with cost about $1,500 (Include water cooled spindle) , it build from aluminum t-slot profile and aluminum 5083.
    This design will have 6 different machine size.





















    iD2CNC-SS Machine v.1.0 Specification (65cm x 45cm x 15cm , XYZ) :: I will start to build this first
    – Machine working area 650mm x 450mm.
    – Machine size 1,050mm x 800mm x 750mm (width (X) x length (Y) x height (Z)).
    – Linear rod rail size 16mm (RM1605/RM1610) for all axis.
    – Ball screw 16mm (RM1605/1610) for all axis.
    – Use standard ball screw support BK/BF12 , FK/FF12.
    – Aluminum frame use aluminum alloy 5083 10mm & 12mm.
    – Design using metric unit (mm).


    Other 5 machine size , see detail here --> iD2CNC - SS & SP machine spec
    Other cnc build log , see more here --> CNC build log
    Other CNC Controlller box build , see more here --> CNC controller box build
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  3. 25th March 2016, 02:08 PM #2
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    Start with CNC Controller box
































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  5. 11th April 2016, 01:30 AM #4
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    Hi,
    Are you selling these units or the plans? If the plans, how much are they please? Can/will the CNC control box accept a 4th axis? Are you able to draw the wiring diagram if it's able to do so please?
    I'm a bit of a dummy, when it comes to electronics and wiring, so this looks good.
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  6. 11th April 2016, 01:26 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by KBs PensNmore View Post
    Hi,
    Are you selling these units or the plans? If the plans, how much are they please? Can/will the CNC control box accept a 4th axis? Are you able to draw the wiring diagram if it's able to do so please?
    I'm a bit of a dummy, when it comes to electronics and wiring, so this looks good.
    Thanks
    Kryn
    Hi, These unit only sale in my country (Thailand) because it heavy if it ship outside country the shipping cost will expensive. For the plan i will release my iD2CNC-SS v.1.0 plan soon (this plan include detail of machine, wiring,BOM, etc..)
    For 3 or 4 axis the wiring was the same just add one more stepper motor driver. You'll see the picture below , the controller box have space for additional stepper motor driver (2 screw that don't mount the stepper motor driver).
    (This controller have 4 driver but use for 3 axis machine because machine use dual y axis if need to use 4th axis it need to add one more driver)



    Here the wiring diagram (this diagram include with my iD2CNC-SS v.1.0 plan too)



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  7. 11th April 2016, 09:52 PM #6
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    Any particular reason you're going water cooled? Air cooled is pretty much always a better option
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  8. 11th April 2016, 11:31 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by elanjacobs View Post
    Any particular reason you're going water cooled? Air cooled is pretty much always a better option
    In my case i need quiet noise because i will build another machine soon and use this spindle with new machine that i will move the machine to my room and i use it only cut plastic or acrylic for my other project.
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    I would look into getting the Gecko G-540 4 axis stepper driver for your setup.
    And check out CNCzone.com-CNC Machines, CadCam ,Classifieds, Metalworking,Woodworking. it's very robust , and easy to tune, and does micro stepping.
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  14. 19th May 2016, 01:46 PM #13
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    After finished assembly then it time to test cut.












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    test cyclone dust collector & dust shoe

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  16. 28th July 2016, 04:52 AM #15
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    Just upgrade my dust shoe , change the guard from plastic sheet to rubber foam , it will better than plastic sheet like i did before. This's just an idea for dust shoe


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