CNC Mill for under $100

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Название	:	CNC Mill for under $100
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With what programm did you design the cnc?
Comment from : KennyAgain

$100? What about the >$300 you had in the drawer and the 1kg PLA etc ?
Comment from : publikjuli

"Here is how you build a CNC Mill for under $100 First of all, you need to have all the parts worth of $370 laying around "
Comment from : Mike

bulshit whit scab parts never under the 100 us end this 3 d printer cost also noting😫
Comment from : Simon Dekker

honestly not terrible considering how much play there is
Comment from : D D

disingenuous and not built for "under $100" please pin this post so others don't waste their time on this video thinking it's something it's not thanks
Comment from : Chuck Hickl

Hello can u pls tell me the name of this machine i want to buy one pls i want to make mold of metal and box pls
Comment from : ويويوتينثتبتثتنيز

what make and model 3d printer did you use on printing those parts?
Comment from : Richard Milner

what about end switches and homing?
Comment from : Missereric

Man I don’t need the cnc I need that “junk” drawer
Comment from : HeerDraak

Please make a video like this one but about fusion reactors in about 5 years (taking superconducting coils and high vacuum parts from your drawer etc)
Comment from : Deonex

Ok
Comment from : TRẦN PHI HÙNG 3879

Chrysalide Engineering - LCE Electronics

Hi, I own a small CNC, 500x300, love it i like projects like these, CNC diy are very interestingbrRunning LinuxCNC on itbrRegardsbrJean-François
Comment from : Chrysalide Engineering - LCE Electronics

I bet that sucker would destroy a carbide bit real quick!
Comment from : D Miller

Great build!brYou seem to have received a lot of criticism over the build price,brWhat people seem to be missing is that you said YOU built a cnc for 100 dollars not that anyone could!
Comment from : Restorations FOD

just had the parts laying around 🙄🙄🙄
Comment from : CookieDoughDynamo

Time to do some dogfeeding Use the machine to upgrade itself
Comment from : xConundrumx

For the extra £65 that saves ALL THIS BOLLOCKS!?!?!??!! Your actually crazy
Comment from : Nick Jeffrey

You can straightly tell us you are showing the DIY course
Comment from : Ivan Li

how to waste $200 of material under $100
Comment from : Cave works

ok for make pcb for other is trash!
Comment from : DarkPhoinix

If you added up ALL your costs like the power supply, and arduino, and 3D printing materials and stuff, that thing technically probably cost a few hundred dollars to build brbrI would be interested in seeing it compared to another two hundred dollar cnc, or possible the Vevor
Comment from : Vash Starwind

As a machinist, this makes me scream in pain As a hobbyist tinkerer, this is really neat
Comment from : DarkPrject

YT randomly dropped this in my queue and wow am I am glad Love the humor! I worked 30yrs in precision machine tools (PCD, PCBN) and machining Finish boring cylinder heads, contouring bearing races, L/D>15 ID drilling (cannulated bone screws) utter mania, full-on salivation for the deity of "ultra" precision Drives you crazy with frustration, every day So I sure can relate to "strapping a beaver" to main drive And 250$ CNC machine is "too much" :) brbrI gotta go binge watch all your vids Well done and thanks
Comment from : press2701

I need to go to engineering school
Comment from : Crass Businessman

If time is money you likely spent more than $200 That being said I would do something similar lol
Comment from : Yogi Bear

I have an odd design in my head for a CNC,brI don't really know any CAD,brI need to make the time to learn, brBut can I describe my design so you could model it out and try it if you like?brTalking over voice would be easier but I'll try to describe a bit herebrFor the X&Y use two disks about half way overlapping, the disks are Axial flux motors with a fibonacci spiral slot going through them which will be a track that the outer-race of a bearing can travel through, and the overlap of the disks align the bearings over top of each other and run a rod through them, drill motor goes on one end and tool bit on the other end of the rod running through the bearings brThe advantage of this is the bigger the disks the easier it is to get smaller microns movement, and Axial face rotation provides more torque!
Comment from : /

you can make metal parts and replace the plastic ones :D
Comment from : Alex Tech

Amazing! Video solved the old chicken and egg problem How did you build all those parts without a cnc mill in the first place Also, I build A LOT of stuffs myself, I might have 1/10 of these parts if i am lucky
Comment from : Mitch n

The title is misleading You had parts already
Comment from : José Francisco Candido Filho

Funny vevor makes a 165$ cnc mill, I have a Vevor 30 series comet cvt transmission knock off on my predator 212, works Fine
Comment from : Fauscsk _

excellent !🔬📐🔭⚡🔧🔩🔨
Comment from : Cata strophic

Step 1 - have a bunch of cnc mill parts in a drawer alreadybrbrStep 2 - have a 3D printer for the restbrbrUnder $100 yay!
Comment from : Brandon Rose

You could have just sold all those parts individually on eBay and bought a machine and had a spindle plus a lower power bill and 3 days of your life back Those nema 17s won’t do much in terms of work holding That and the pla brackets too much play You’re better off using 80/20 hardware since you’re already using profiles I’ve built many of these machines and it almost always ends up being cheaper to buy them
Comment from : Chucky Gibbs

15:30 lol no, the actual metal parts in your build are the least of your problems As you gloss over all the 3D printed plastic parts on a MILLING MACHINE🤣brIt was amazing when it cuts tho, nice build
Comment from : cdurkinz

I Love the Ring around the Logo, Like you could See the thinking process of "oh i fucked Up Well i have a 3d printer i can't fuck Up" 😂
Comment from : Niemand Keiner

even if it's not perfect, everybody please give an applause for this one
Comment from : Inception1338

What CAD software is that?😊
Comment from : Rollo Tomasi

I have one same it The part used 3D plastic print are not good I have to replace all parts by aluminum The staff from 8mm to 10mm Brush motor replaced by brushless Everything was changed to good Price also not so higher Except I have more work metal part by part 😊
Comment from : Jonathan Scott

Title is a lie
Comment from : JustSomeWeirdo

CNC is really powerful👍
Comment from : Allen Lees Daily Life

the plate 12$/kilo? WTH? in 2021 was 25$/kilo
Comment from : Giorgos SKG

it´´s great id like to know if the 3d parts blueprints are available? and whats the difference in unsing cnc 3018 or arduino
Comment from : divertechnology

wat up! is it still going? I'm asking because putting sensitive electronics at the same circuit as an inductive load (motor, in this case) is a recipe for magic smoke :D
Comment from : kar oma

4:30 Geez, you work fastbrCouldn't you slow down the video, for those of us who don't move as fast?brLOL
Comment from : Jeffro

1:52 That's the music you should be playing in your sub when you're chugging along, watching the crabs & mermaids, lol
Comment from : Jeffro

I gotta say i admire the thought and engineering thats gone into the drsign of this, incredible work!
Comment from : Louis Morgan

he said doody giggidy
Comment from : Loan Wolf

👍❤
Comment from : Mehmet Mete

love your job , i need that machine how much can you ship one to me with a laser cutter in rwanda kiggali
Comment from : mbah kumban

FTL music
Comment from : Caricanalisis

Use the CNC mill to create your own spindle
Comment from : Caricanalisis

Cost of 3-D printer $3,00000
Comment from : xr500t

I went the beaver route to safe some money on the spindle, however I'm not sure how to bolt it to the machine can you make a separate video for some instructions?
Comment from : Hadron Collider

It would take me 3 years to design the 3d parts BTW yours look perfect What printer and filament did you use?
Comment from : Garry Iman

BalonibrMilling chuck alone costs more than 100S
Comment from : factorylad

Fantastic
Comment from : Hamid Zolfagari

Dude, you obviously spent well more than $100 on all the parts you have as "spare parts" just because you didn't spend the money now doesn't mean you didn't spend the money in the past
Comment from : PRASSMAN CREATIONS

How much ampere do you use?
Comment from : Telo Godog

i love u ❤
Comment from : Geordie o-o

No, this video really is garbage I figured I'll watch it even after reading all these negative comments, but you were all right, what a waste of time
Comment from : Forakus

Good way to make printed circuit boards!
Comment from : ctho admin

Thought I’d never say this but I like the music
Comment from : Gene Neseth

Lanyard bushing are upside down and the fryrod cam bearings brare for a completely different model you haven't built yet just say'in "0_o"
Comment from : diGritz1

How to build a CNC under $100:brbrStep 1: Own a $500 3d printer
Comment from : Arko

Z axis not working please help
Comment from : ᎪᎡΘᎷᎪᏞ_ᏦᎷ

Can someone please for the love of God explain why 555 timers have every variation of pinout on schematics except the actual order Is this some inside electrical engineering joke or something it's been driving me nuts for years
Comment from : flyback

Can u share the software links u have used in it for the design?
Comment from : khevan chhabra_323

I sold my wife for 2 Cnc machines, can you tell me how much the production cost were?
Comment from : Sh4ngr1L4

Clickbait Better to just be honest about the cost Otherwise an OK build Not great; just OK because it lacks the rigidity needed for quality results Mine is reasonably rigid at 700 pounds
Comment from : David

To anyone complaining about it not really being under $100, you have absolutely no business owning equipment like this to begin with Little cheapskates and corner cutters
Comment from : I_Dont_Reply_To_Idiots_Lol

I like your funny words, magic man
Comment from : H

I am trying to upgrade my own CNC milling machine Do you know what species of beaver is best suited for higher accuracy applications?
Comment from : Aero

sounds like this is much more than $100 you have to account the parts you already own a 3d printer etc
Comment from : Hans Graveman

0:55 What 3D design package is this?
Comment from : N Martin

I thoug it was gonna be some normal screw and something super small but at least real to the tittle😊
Comment from : Eddie

It's great, I can hit the don't recommend this channel button and never see it again
Comment from : F Squanchy

-> too long tool outcome
Comment from : Janine S

Maybe buy one This will cost 600 at minimum
Comment from : K C

"$150 is too much, so let's spend $500 of parts lying around, and $2000 of engineering time to make something cheaper"brBut it's great that you can build something like that yourself
Comment from : szaszm

really love the music, well everything its excelent actually
Comment from : Lic Eugenio R Rodríguez

so you need a 3D printer first to make a CNC milling machine
Comment from : James Dunlop

dang that would have been a nice size aluminum slug from the last part if ya just cut a circle instead of hawging out the whole hole!
Comment from : Koaasst

Its a cenc to build after cnc equals a perpetual motion machine for sick people to walk around on
Comment from : Physics by ,Stan Prisajny

Is very Good you make in 100$ perfect now sale me 120$ Delivery charges also I'll pay 😊
Comment from : Bilal Umer

Good build If you add a vacuum pickup to remove the dunnage chips it will help a small amount on finish whee slop is this loose and anything will misdirect your cutter feed
Comment from : Rob Gad

LoL yeah, so how much would it cost to build if I didn't have a 3d printer, or any of your fairly costly "junk" drawer stuff? I generally spend more than $100 on consumables alone, on my projects
Comment from : mack Dog