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I would like to see this thing now how much it deformed

Hi Robert, great hack! I really apreciated the detailed explanation. I do want to ask if you recomend helmer as a desk support. Is it too fragile to handle a desk top?

I'm literally watching this as I'm designing a hub motor weapon, we'll see how it goes.

Hello genius brother of mine , Robert could you please guide me how can I modify your design of tensile strength machine to fatigue testing machine ASTM D7791 ...as a big brother kindly guide

What was that hand tool you used for cleaning up the holes you drilled through the spoilboard?

Can I buy that mixer with you? Thanks

Does it have to be connected to the internet?

excellent effort in putting the idea in reality , i was also thinking it is quite easy with aluminium 1" dia & 1 mm thick tube , but could not get pretty sound. what is the material of the fence post.

Hello Robert, how would you rate the ease of cleaning the P2? I am looking for a replacement for my very tired Glowforge Basic.

I have a regular ender 3 and can get one of these for about $200, I think I might, hate manual bed leveling but for the price it’s at currently I can’t complain about that or the larger build volume

Excellent, thanks. This would be the most useful of all the most useless stuff I have ever see.

would you mind sharing the DXF- / vector files?

amazing project. did you have to do any ground noise management with your DSP AMP?

Great video , I’m planning on building stairs, and want this metal look, is it hard wearing , for feet to be walking on

hi. can u say ram tooth depth?

So glad I found your video. I needed a solution for my Avid 5x10. Tried everything you showed. Just ordered the "P4-S USB Handwheel MPG CNC Controller for Mach3, Mach4, LinuxCNC,UCCNC" on Amazon for $287 all in. Seems to be the best available for us. Great informative and well done video, as always. Thank you sir!

It's now $1,349.99 -- prices have become insane.

Zuper excellent... i learned a lot. GBU....more power Sir

Good video, thanks for your input on the P2. Could you tell us more about the stand you have it on, please?

Hi Robert, what did you use to make the brush around the head of the router please?

I would love to see a followup review with the current firmware.

Lol, most Laser Air Assists are actually re-boxed Aquarium Pumps.

A neutral, non fanboy video. Such a relief. Thank you for spelling out what should have been obvious for everyone since day 1.

Me sirvió de ayuda .gracias

What is it

7 years later, here i am still watching this excelent video.

Really great stuff Robert!. Some questions, How do you like the new head additions? Worth the cost? Have you looked into the new XL enclosure? Looks kinda expensive to me. What size nozzle are you using? Can you point me to the flow setting in the slicer??

I know this is an old video- have you ever tried using thermal adhesive instead of standard epoxy? Might avoid heating issues.

Hey!! I need to make my own Breaking Machine - I wanna play too! 😜

Nice work. Few suggestions if you plan to improve this work: try to align pulling cylinder of linear actuator with hanging scale (same height). Otherwise you will have some torque resulting unknown friction. Additionally in that case, you can use some D-chain link on both sides of test objects to connect linear acturator and hanging scale. No need for those parts in middle you mentioned that they will wear out. Reminder to viewers to buy a hanging scale which will show the peak of one movement. PLA is strong just don't like constant load, impact and heat. So for this application it is good. Only material which would be better is PC-CF. There are bigger T-nuts, but they are not rotating (you have to slide them form the edge). I suggest those for big load applications, like on side where only two holds the linear actuator. I enjoyed the video. Thx.

If you leave power hooked up to the leads all day long will that damage anything in the actuator? For instance if I apply +12vdc and the actuator extends fully and I leave that voltage applied all day long until I switch to -12vdc for retraction and leave it there all night.

I have had mine since launch very great machine overall. Did have a couple of issues that X-tool resolved by sending replacement parts. Good thing I was still under the 1 year Warranty or it would have been out of pocket cost. I did end up getting a Monport 80w which I love and is faster.

Does this method work on sheet metal that’s .063” either steel or aluminum? Thanks cool vid!

I've found vistacnc to have excellent support. I am running a pokeys57cnc and mach3 on windows10 with the A-axis slaved to the Y-axis with both Y and A having their own drivers, motors, and limit switches to enable auto-squaring. Everything worked as it should when I used the keyboard to control it, but when I used a pendant in continuous jog mode, the Y-axis moves in both directions as it should, but the A-axis only moved in one direction racking the gantry. When mach3 is in step mode, everything moves in the right directions using the pendant. I first was trying to use an x-box controller, and it had this problem. I thought it had something to do with the x-box plugin, so I bought an iMach3 P4-S Pendant. It had the same problem. I removed and re-installed mach3 and went through all the settings, and the problem persisted. I asked VistaCNC if they knew of a solution. They wrote a modified plugin that corrected the problem. Now I have a fully functional system thanks to their support. The benefit to all this is not just that I can use a pendant with my system, but the pendant is really awesome. The P4-S pendant gives precise control of the machine much better than the keyboard. If you run this configuration, you will have this problem. The imach pendant is incredible, and vistacnc supports their product which is really rare these days.

Curious if you picked up the enclosure now that its announced.

Wow, amazing video! We can supply you with the tungsten carbide CNC cutter at the best price, pls contact me if you need it, tks.

You know when you’re visiting somewhere unfamiliar, and you spot a familiar face that puts you at ease? Well that’s you. I’ve followed your videos all over 3D printing for a while. You guided me well on my Prusa XL Purchasing decision. I was searching around aimlessly for laser cutter videos, and I spot your face on a thumbnail. RELIEF!

ok but COULD you do an ASMR video?

I've watched a couple of your video's & now also subscribed.. Your 'Cool' and very entertaining to watch. I've been thinking, for a while, about buying a budget 3D printer.. but don't know an awful lot about them. Think it would be a lot of fun printing things for projects. I'm learning as I watch your video's and getting entertained at the same time. Double bonus! Keep up the good work Robert :)

Did LLM v2 ever fight? I can't seem to find any fight videos of it. I'm designing a Lower Low Man. Yours was 20mm total, 10mm internal cavity. I'm aiming for 12/6mm.

Hola, realmente me gustan tus videos, gracias...

Gonna buy the enclosure?

For the shovel I would use clear plow. They make a plow that fits hand trucks.

i have a 40w co2, have you tried that for PLA?

Uh .. Don't they make couplers, extenders, etc for this very situation??? Waves lots of time and don't cost much. When you think of the time you use to exchange shafts you could've ordered a party to come the next day and won't have to worry about running the motor. I'm sure there are other ways. You're doing this just to get the most 'heft" out of it. Lol , smh, and sigh

Do you have link to these test-prints you used here?

What nozzle did you use ? Im in the middle of trying nylon and was thinking of swapping nozzle to an Revo Obxidian or Revo HT Abrasive one

COLD BLUING MILD STEEL IS NO COMPARISON FOR ORDINANCE STEEL OR FIREARMS AS IN THAT APP IT IS A FRIGGING JOKE!!!!!!!!!!

Great job on a rare tool build. We shared this video on our homemade tool forum last week 😎

Is the door safetyswitch normally open (NO), or normally closed (NC)? If the latter, then I'd consider that a safety issue (wire disconnected, pinched, cut, etc)