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Makerslide store, open source cnc
store.makerslide.com 2012-05-15 ⚑tech ⚑shop
makerslide Store, Open source CNC Home Log In Shopping Cart 0 Checkout Categories makerslide Bearings and WheelsCarriages and bracketsHardwarePulleys and BeltsLaser PartsElectronicsMotorsCustom Shipping ChargesNew Products..All Products.. New Products more Quantum ORD Bot. Reservation 30.000Hadron ORD Bot. Reservation 100.000 makerslide 1200mm Max Long 0.011 Information Shipping Returns Privacy Notice Conditions of Use Contact Us
store.makerslide.com 2012-05-15 ⚑tech ⚑shop
makerslide Store, Open source CNC Home Log In Shopping Cart 0 Checkout Categories makerslide Bearings and WheelsCarriages and bracketsHardwarePulleys and BeltsLaser PartsElectronicsMotorsCustom Shipping ChargesNew Products..All Products.. New Products more Quantum ORD Bot. Reservation 30.000Hadron ORD Bot. Reservation 100.000 makerslide 1200mm Max Long 0.011 Information Shipping Returns Privacy Notice Conditions of Use Contact Us
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The makeslide project
makerslide . Open Source Linear Bearing System KickStarter Page Forum Build Log Home makerslide by Barton Dring is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution.ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Based on a work at www. makerslide .com. Overview The biggest design, cost and fabrication hurdles in a new CNC design are the linear bearings. There are a lot of commercial and DIY solutions out there, but none support an easy, low cost and
Shapeoko
www.shapeoko.com 2015-02-28 ⚑shop
makerslide which was developed by Bart Dring 11 for linear motion, an Arduino as its microcontroller, the Arduino was developed by Hernando Barragan at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in Ivrea, Italy and runs Grbl, a motion controller and an interpreter for G.code a standard language for Computer Numerical Control CNC. Grbl is an open.source project first written by Simen Svale Skogsrud Norway in 2009 and, since 2011, has
www.shapeoko.com 2015-02-28 ⚑shop
makerslide which was developed by Bart Dring 11 for linear motion, an Arduino as its microcontroller, the Arduino was developed by Hernando Barragan at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in Ivrea, Italy and runs Grbl, a motion controller and an interpreter for G.code a standard language for Computer Numerical Control CNC. Grbl is an open.source project first written by Simen Svale Skogsrud Norway in 2009 and, since 2011, has
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Tinyg. shapeoko
makerslide Belts and Pulleys Electronics Microcontroller Stepper Motors Power Supply Alternative Electronics Additional Build Information Tools makerslide Grbl Configuration Assembly Videos Assembly Troubleshooting Using Your Machine Workflow Basic 2D Workflow Basic 3D Workflow Calibration and Squaring the Machine Fine Tuning Workholding Materials Feeds and Speeds Endmills Troubleshooting Gallery Hello World Projects Projects Mods
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Run your first job. shapeoko
makerslide Assembly Videos Assembly Step by Step Electronics Software Run Your First Job Gallery Hello World Projects Advanced Topics Electronics Software Materials End mills Fine Tuning Upgrades ACME Z.Axis Belt Anchors Cable Management Double X.Axis Drive Shaft Dual Motor Dust Shoe DeWalt DW660 E.Stop Enclosures Home Switches Laser Cutter Limit Switches Mach3 3D Printing Painting Scaling Up Side Shields Spindle Control Spindle
Ord bot the ord bot. buildlog.net wiki
www.buildlog.net 2012-05-15
makerslide extrusions for the linear bearings and for most of the frame. FAQ Documentation BOM. Quantum. The BOM is just for the mechatronics portion of the Quantum. Links to the individual CAD files are in the BOM. CAD files for the non fabricated items like motors and pulleys can be pulled from the main CAD file. BOM. Hadron CAD Files. Quantum. This is the 3D model in STEP format. Any CAD system that can work with a design of
www.buildlog.net 2012-05-15
makerslide extrusions for the linear bearings and for most of the frame. FAQ Documentation BOM. Quantum. The BOM is just for the mechatronics portion of the Quantum. Links to the individual CAD files are in the BOM. CAD files for the non fabricated items like motors and pulleys can be pulled from the main CAD file. BOM. Hadron CAD Files. Quantum. This is the 3D model in STEP format. Any CAD system that can work with a design of
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Buildlog.net bull; index page
makerslide Topics Posts Last post makerslide General Discussion General questions and comments. 51 Topics 488 Posts Last post by Patrick34 Thu May 10, 2012 10 04 pm Designs and Design Ideas Discuss ideas and construction techniques here. 19 Topics 215 Posts Last post by sports.racer Wed Apr 25, 2012 4 48 pm 3D Printers Topics Posts Last post 3D Printer General Discussion General discussion of 3D printers 20 Topics 91 Posts Last
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Buildlog.net 2.x laser at buildlog.net blog
makerslide .com http store. makerslide .com Comment on Aug 19th, 2011 at 11 26 am karl w Hi bdring, Awesome build. What limits this design to a 40W laser. Is it the laser tube mounting, or are there other issues with using a higher power tube and power supply. How small can the features be. I 8217;m wondering if this could be used to cut mylar solder paste stencils like pololu does with around 1 mil accuracy. Thanks. Comment on Sep
Tpb 16 8211; camera axe motor sensor contest tech photo blog
www.techphotoblog.com 2012-04-25 ⚑blog
makerslide and makerbeam http www.kickstarter.com projects 93832939 makerslide .open.source.linear.bearing.system http www.kickstarter.com projects 701662757 makerbeam.an.open.source.building.kit.ref search Reply Colin says September 2, 2011 at 12 48 pm Great alternative open source design http openmoco.org node 407 Reply Kristian B dker says September 15, 2011 at 3 44 am A simple but powerfull use of the motor sensor is to drive a
www.techphotoblog.com 2012-04-25 ⚑blog
makerslide and makerbeam http www.kickstarter.com projects 93832939 makerslide .open.source.linear.bearing.system http www.kickstarter.com projects 701662757 makerbeam.an.open.source.building.kit.ref search Reply Colin says September 2, 2011 at 12 48 pm Great alternative open source design http openmoco.org node 407 Reply Kristian B dker says September 15, 2011 at 3 44 am A simple but powerfull use of the motor sensor is to drive a
Reprap builders
builders.reprap.org 2012-05-02 ⚑tech ⚑blog
makerslide v.rail based aluminum extrusion. I ve noticed that the lasersaur folks seem to be using aluminum extrusion too, and are also dealing with similar distances to my design I think their travel is about 2x4 feet, which is about the same as this design at 3x3 feet. That being said, I ve noticed they ve been in beta for quite some time, and haven t seen a video of their system cutting at full travel, so I m not sure if they
builders.reprap.org 2012-05-02 ⚑tech ⚑blog
makerslide v.rail based aluminum extrusion. I ve noticed that the lasersaur folks seem to be using aluminum extrusion too, and are also dealing with similar distances to my design I think their travel is about 2x4 feet, which is about the same as this design at 3x3 feet. That being said, I ve noticed they ve been in beta for quite some time, and haven t seen a video of their system cutting at full travel, so I m not sure if they
Make kc. kansas city makerspace
www.makekc.org 2012-11-15 ⚑music
makerslide linear bearing design to create a rock solid tool for 3D part production. In turn, we hope to minimize or eliminate the amount of tinkering required with other RepRap designs to keep them running properly. Our goal is to buy parts in bulk to get quantity pricing and save on shipping, fabricating some of our own parts using CNC equipment, and for our initial build, supplying parts at cost. Our goal is to keep the cost
www.makekc.org 2012-11-15 ⚑music
makerslide linear bearing design to create a rock solid tool for 3D part production. In turn, we hope to minimize or eliminate the amount of tinkering required with other RepRap designs to keep them running properly. Our goal is to buy parts in bulk to get quantity pricing and save on shipping, fabricating some of our own parts using CNC equipment, and for our initial build, supplying parts at cost. Our goal is to keep the cost
Makerslide store, open source cnc
store.makerslide.com 2012-05-15 ⚑tech ⚑shop
makerslide Store, Open source CNC Home Log In Shopping Cart 0 Checkout Categories makerslide Bearings and WheelsCarriages and bracketsHardwarePulleys and BeltsLaser PartsElectronicsMotorsCustom Shipping ChargesNew Products..All Products.. New Products more Quantum ORD Bot. Reservation 30.000Hadron ORD Bot. Reservation 100.000 makerslide 1200mm Max Long 0.011 Information Shipping Returns Privacy Notice Conditions of Use Contact Us
store.makerslide.com 2012-05-15 ⚑tech ⚑shop
makerslide Store, Open source CNC Home Log In Shopping Cart 0 Checkout Categories makerslide Bearings and WheelsCarriages and bracketsHardwarePulleys and BeltsLaser PartsElectronicsMotorsCustom Shipping ChargesNew Products..All Products.. New Products more Quantum ORD Bot. Reservation 30.000Hadron ORD Bot. Reservation 100.000 makerslide 1200mm Max Long 0.011 Information Shipping Returns Privacy Notice Conditions of Use Contact Us
Shapeoko
www.shapeoko.com 2015-02-28 ⚑shop
makerslide which was developed by Bart Dring 11 for linear motion, an Arduino as its microcontroller, the Arduino was developed by Hernando Barragan at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in Ivrea, Italy and runs Grbl, a motion controller and an interpreter for G.code a standard language for Computer Numerical Control CNC. Grbl is an open.source project first written by Simen Svale Skogsrud Norway in 2009 and, since 2011, has
www.shapeoko.com 2015-02-28 ⚑shop
makerslide which was developed by Bart Dring 11 for linear motion, an Arduino as its microcontroller, the Arduino was developed by Hernando Barragan at the Interaction Design Institute Ivrea in Ivrea, Italy and runs Grbl, a motion controller and an interpreter for G.code a standard language for Computer Numerical Control CNC. Grbl is an open.source project first written by Simen Svale Skogsrud Norway in 2009 and, since 2011, has
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Buildlog.net bull; index page
makerslide Topics Posts Last post makerslide General Discussion General questions and comments. 51 Topics 488 Posts Last post by Patrick34 Thu May 10, 2012 10 04 pm Designs and Design Ideas Discuss ideas and construction techniques here. 19 Topics 215 Posts Last post by sports.racer Wed Apr 25, 2012 4 48 pm 3D Printers Topics Posts Last post 3D Printer General Discussion General discussion of 3D printers 20 Topics 91 Posts Last
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Buildlog.net 2.x laser at buildlog.net blog
makerslide .com http store. makerslide .com Comment on Aug 19th, 2011 at 11 26 am karl w Hi bdring, Awesome build. What limits this design to a 40W laser. Is it the laser tube mounting, or are there other issues with using a higher power tube and power supply. How small can the features be. I 8217;m wondering if this could be used to cut mylar solder paste stencils like pololu does with around 1 mil accuracy. Thanks. Comment on Sep
Tpb 16 8211; camera axe motor sensor contest tech photo blog
www.techphotoblog.com 2012-04-25 ⚑blog
makerslide and makerbeam http www.kickstarter.com projects 93832939 makerslide .open.source.linear.bearing.system http www.kickstarter.com projects 701662757 makerbeam.an.open.source.building.kit.ref search Reply Colin says September 2, 2011 at 12 48 pm Great alternative open source design http openmoco.org node 407 Reply Kristian B dker says September 15, 2011 at 3 44 am A simple but powerfull use of the motor sensor is to drive a
www.techphotoblog.com 2012-04-25 ⚑blog
makerslide and makerbeam http www.kickstarter.com projects 93832939 makerslide .open.source.linear.bearing.system http www.kickstarter.com projects 701662757 makerbeam.an.open.source.building.kit.ref search Reply Colin says September 2, 2011 at 12 48 pm Great alternative open source design http openmoco.org node 407 Reply Kristian B dker says September 15, 2011 at 3 44 am A simple but powerfull use of the motor sensor is to drive a
Reprap builders
builders.reprap.org 2012-05-02 ⚑tech ⚑blog
makerslide v.rail based aluminum extrusion. I ve noticed that the lasersaur folks seem to be using aluminum extrusion too, and are also dealing with similar distances to my design I think their travel is about 2x4 feet, which is about the same as this design at 3x3 feet. That being said, I ve noticed they ve been in beta for quite some time, and haven t seen a video of their system cutting at full travel, so I m not sure if they
builders.reprap.org 2012-05-02 ⚑tech ⚑blog
makerslide v.rail based aluminum extrusion. I ve noticed that the lasersaur folks seem to be using aluminum extrusion too, and are also dealing with similar distances to my design I think their travel is about 2x4 feet, which is about the same as this design at 3x3 feet. That being said, I ve noticed they ve been in beta for quite some time, and haven t seen a video of their system cutting at full travel, so I m not sure if they
Make kc. kansas city makerspace
www.makekc.org 2012-11-15 ⚑music
makerslide linear bearing design to create a rock solid tool for 3D part production. In turn, we hope to minimize or eliminate the amount of tinkering required with other RepRap designs to keep them running properly. Our goal is to buy parts in bulk to get quantity pricing and save on shipping, fabricating some of our own parts using CNC equipment, and for our initial build, supplying parts at cost. Our goal is to keep the cost
www.makekc.org 2012-11-15 ⚑music
makerslide linear bearing design to create a rock solid tool for 3D part production. In turn, we hope to minimize or eliminate the amount of tinkering required with other RepRap designs to keep them running properly. Our goal is to buy parts in bulk to get quantity pricing and save on shipping, fabricating some of our own parts using CNC equipment, and for our initial build, supplying parts at cost. Our goal is to keep the cost
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