DIY Cheap Arduino CNC Machine - Machine is Complete AND Accurate!

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Comment from : Michael R

Talent & handsome
Comment from : คุณพี่ คุณพี่

I'm back again bro I watched another video from another content creator with this subject and he went deep into the electronics side of things which is so hard to find others doing the same Most ppl gloss over the electronics but what they don't realise is this is the part most of us newbies really struggle with and would very much appreciate u guys help out her with some indepth videos on the set up and wiring and not just show a diagram and sdpeed up the video to 25X's normal speed LMAO I hope u don't take my comment the wrong way my dude but it needs to be said now and again
Comment from : SLIMS BOXING COMMENTARIES

Good project thanks
Comment from : Grant Smith

Don't cut it smaller It's always better to be bigger I built a 4x4 cnc plasma cutter and wish it was 4x8
Comment from : Keith Wright

srsly,this trash cant be accurate under pressure Proving it with a fucking penman, they must have paid you alot this is the last time i watch you going down from an interested guy, willing to learn, to a sellout idiot with no plan of cnc manufacturing unsubscribed
Comment from : Bollerkotze

I’ve made at least 3 maybe 4 of these after having so many 3D printers laying around and wanting to use the motors I’m gonna tell you right now save your money and just buy a legit cnc These are great for learning but not rigid enough for anything serious What I’ve found is even a shitty machine can do a good job with the right spindle so if you do go this route don’t cheap out on the spindle Get a nice 2kv VFD spindle with water cooling Also buy good endmills
Comment from : Chucky Gibbs

I would love to build one that could draw on a 22"x17" sheet of paper I wonder how much it would cost to build?
Comment from : Frank Hiatt

Hi
Comment from : shn

I know this is five years old but it's timely for me as I build a CNC plasma cutter using Arduino and GRBL Thanks John!
Comment from : David Wrate

youtube/cq9K-jdPugg watch and subscribe my channel to improve creativitythank you
Comment from : supun asanka

WOW WOW AMAZING THANK YOU A LOT THANK YOU
Comment from : Saber Cruiser

Exelente video You are a robóticas type of guy wanna be whilst I am a machinist type of guy wanna be We all have a bit of that, i hope :p
Comment from : Daniel Rosales

rewatching this series of vids now that i finally built my first cnc machine you are the reason im here today well you and this old tony
Comment from : Q5Grafx

can't find the first video!!
Comment from : Joe Mata RC

To simplify Xaxis accuracy dual the drivetrainbrYaxis seems very compact all goodbrZaxis and Raxis and Baxis are missing components, not shown herein
Comment from : Kenneth Kustren

Hi there, thanks for your nice video I want to make little project with 2 axis Cnc systembrHow can you help me? My project same like centre lathe My requirement is one axis with high torquebrSpindle chuck with low rpm 10 - 250 rpms Second axis is ball screw for cross slide moment forbrVariable pitch purpose Both axis I want servo motors with gear reducer for high torquebrPlease suggest me one of best option controller system with full accuracy and mechanismbrThanks
Comment from : Gurudan Singh

whats the pricepoint?
Comment from : micronomeful

Thanks for showing the calibration, excel spreadsheet, etc!
Comment from : BinarySpike

This is so cool
Comment from : Alexander C

If there is one video out there that can convince someone that it is not hard to build a cnc for hobby use, it is this one I like the fact that the cost of the individual parts is spelled out - as well as the limitations one has with these parts
Comment from : Stelios Posantzis

If possible to make guitar strings making machine
Comment from : venko sha

CNC HOT HIREbr youtube/BvJrHP0nzBs
Comment from : ADEMIR GOMES TUPÃ

Holy crap you just invented something, But what should we call it ? Pen picture drawing apparatus? No Pen printer? No Pen Plotter YES!! PEN PLOTTER!!!! Actually what is funny is these DIY CNC were started by modifying Pen plotters and printers We have come full circle lol brbrAny rule of thumb for sizing the right stepper or servo motor for the weight it will be driving ? I’d like to build a router that can cut 4’x8’ sheets
Comment from : Reno Simpson

How did you get the grbl into inches instead of mm? as of now I have to use g20 at the beginning of my code
Comment from : Adam Nagy

very cool and so fun I actually did exactly the same thing when i set up my little plasma cuter table as a test before i had the cutter hooked up i mounted a sharpie and drew on some cardboard!
Comment from : Chris Graham

Dear sir,Hi there to all @NYC - CNC,I was following ur this project almost since 2year and was able to assemble this 2d plotter after about year and half backsir,I am a science graduate with chemistry as major but having aptitude for mechanicspls let me know yr e mail adress so I can send u video of my cnc machine made as per your videolet me tell u that I am a retired enggof 73yrs made this cnc just to know how cnc machine worksin future I intend to assembled Table top cnc router for my carving hobbythanks a lot for your video and u and your team at NYC-CNC
Comment from : MAHESH M JOSHI

Not sure if you still reply on here 4 years on but Do you have that spread sheet you use to calculate distances etcbrPlus what we're the alternatives to the universal G Code sender program that have found over the years??
Comment from : Andy Taylor

its only good for cheap 5w laser modules
Comment from : Anna Paulinovna

Good video
Comment from : Nora Hung

Great details!
Comment from : Bobby Shaftoe

70 dollar machine 2000 dollars to hold it🤣 (joking love your videos)
Comment from : trialnterror

It is very good project But please kindly explain how to run small cnc program, how to home the machine
Comment from : Kaushal Kumar

I'm a welder but have a deep interest in building my own machines This is a great resource! Thank you ver y much for the information you provide!!!
Comment from : Cody Fale

Sir we can this machine for A1 paper size
Comment from : HOW TO MAKE GARMENT PATTERN

what is the budget for this?
Comment from : Mister p

I'm very shocked to hear a machinist say that he isn't worried about all the slop that is in that set of rails, you can mic that all day and I guess I'd say it may be ok as long as your only going to usi it for laser engraving, but as soon as you mount a motor on that and as soon as it starts a cutting process the tourque & resistance are going to mess any piece they try to cut even if they are only milling a thou or two at maybe 5 mm a minute, unless you planning on cutting foam and balsa wood if the people your selling this to are planning on being able to use it on metal, & don't realize that they are going to have to run it at 5mm a minute or less in order to keep it from destroying any piece of work they put on it Especially if you making this to use on metal, as much slop as it has it would probably not be very accurate on dense foam over an inch thick
Comment from : 3Mars-tons

I just love people who help others! Thanks a lot man!!
Comment from : Shereif Wagdi

he clicked on Don‘t Save 19:43
Comment from : MeLLoWBaBy

Love your passion
Comment from : Omar Cusihuaman

I would have used threaded rods instead as the problem compared to printers for a cnc is that it may disturbe the motors when as for example engraving due to non linear movement in directions of the drillbits Thats why a nema 23 wich has more holding torque does the job a bit better, the 17 can do it very well but they dont have the mass in the shafts to even out lets say vibrations, bumps etc
Comment from : Jon jonsson

because of your videos i just bought a 3 axis 3040 if i told you what i got it for youd never believe it in a million years but at the end of the build it will be a 5 axis for just about $250 well maybe 300 ill have to purchase a 5 axis controller i have been 3d modeling since 1991 so that part of fusion 360 was easy but learning the ins and outs of g code is the next step
Comment from : Q5Grafx

Thanks!
Comment from : george park

You should add extra braces to get that wiggle out of the axis just 2 stiff pieces of metal bolted to the top will fix that
Comment from : excited box

awesome
Comment from : Markiss Boi

Cool little toy I couldn't help but think about the large industrial Multicam precision CNC gantry routers which this is a mini replica of It you added an additional stepper and pulley system to the opposite side on X, you'd have something there that would greatly improve speed, accuracy and rigidity along X Although the Multicam's are using steppers with gears on racks, the drive belts and pretty rigid for amatuer home use Check their stuff out Overpriced, but they have a lot of capability wwwmulticamcom/
Comment from : Prey Mantas

Leave the x long and install a tool changer
Comment from : Brandon Edwards

So how much does the entire thing cost?
Comment from : Danny Boy

as soon as you actually start selling these kits, please sign me on
Comment from : Safe Crackers Inc

5:41 dog passing by wearing a jacket, lol
Comment from : gen kidama

I'm not sure if this will get to you but I love your videos and stumbled upon this I was wondering if you would revisit this with all that you have learned since doing this video or do a video on the pros and cons of the many diy CNC machines out there like the MPCNC
Comment from : Jason G

Man you have no idea I was setting up to buy ballscrews, going to use timing belts now Thanks for the save!
Comment from : davy nolan

Great work , i did the subscription hoping i understand cnc more 👍
Comment from : Marine GE

not sure how i mist this first time around ??
Comment from : Stormbringer Mornblade

When can we see some more of that rotary engine
Comment from : MFL Manufacturing

hi NYC CNC to learn work with a arduino cnc machine it is simular with fool size cnc mashine? i mean it has simularities?
Comment from : Mindaugas Berteska

The 2-4-6 blocks threw me -- thought I was looking at some sort of weird forced perspective thing
Comment from : Alyosha

You are the best bro✌️
Comment from : Tony Ziadeh

What is the cost of this machine?
Comment from : raj chitrashala

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Comment from : ellsa

I dare you -> " water jet cutter with arduino"
Comment from : ahmad maulana

so basically you made a printer can this diy build do anything besides draw a picture? theres printers that are 20 to 30 bucks that allready do this to the the cost you basically made a very over priced printer right?
Comment from : News Now Fort Worth

If you want to try the next step in open source cnc grbl controllers, have at wwwkickstartercom/projects/2118335444/automate-anything-with-super-gerbil-cnc-gcode-cont
Comment from : Paul de Groot

Could this be useful as a CNC plasma cutter? Or at least a laser cutter?
Comment from : Bwayne Powa

what if I use 6mm diameter rods, is there any problem?
Comment from : Sto_Karfi!

Did you Ever use that bell everman low boy with the Clearpath?
Comment from : Nerdly

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Comment from : Taryn Perez

Garble?
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Comment from : Benton D Simmons

I haven't watched such video that including patient and detailed introduction to cnc machinesThank you!
Comment from : Phoebe Yang

Any of those Patreons want to help this poor guy by giving those CAD files?
Comment from : Umair Ahmadh

😱😱 DIY how to create a CNC using Arduino 😱😱br wwwingeimaksit/1cnchtml
Comment from : Ingeimaks

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Comment from : Dolll er

How much it costs
Comment from : be mine

Really informative thankyou buddy
Comment from : Taieep Unter

Thanks for great video, brCan we make injection mould with this machine ?, brWhat cheap and best machine suggested to make mould?
Comment from : Piyush Verma

wery naise your brain ant warking,video ,speeche bram happy o waching thios videobrsooper
Comment from : Althu electronics

cool
Comment from : Frankies CNC & Woodworking channel

Didn't see if someone already suggested thus You're using toothed belts and pulleys? Why not measure the distance per tooth on the belt (maybe count a number of teeth, take total distance and divide to get distance per tooth) With that and the number of teeth on the drive pulley you should have a good measure of distance per motor revolution
Comment from : Mark Nahabedian

Great video ! is there a way to download that excel sheet ? thank you
Comment from : adrianclaudiu90

Would this be abble to upscale to about 15meters by 25 meters
Comment from : Daan Kouwen

too fancy your cnc its not cheap at all, your using 4 steppers for x and y and your not using the up and down z, instead of only 3 steppers for x,y, z
Comment from : Andreas Christodoulou