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Look into Freud and Whiteside, they make good bits, not cheap, but cheaper than Amana.
If you want to get the best result, and on the cheap side, google "kinect 3d scanning". There is open source software that allows you to use a...
If you think you are over your head by reading what's on that forum.. you should not be tinkering with the electronics. I'm not trying to sound...
Is this next to the cloud point wish list :)
You don't, you use it as a z probe only
You love to just suck the fun out of everything don't you....... :P
The current values provided are max current. If you drive your stepper at max current continuously.. you are going to end up with expensive...
Well.. at least it is on the radar.. I like how you moved it from planned to wishlist..
If you want to go up in power but keep the lightweight spindle.. you can try Kress/AMB spindles from Midwest Circuitry. They are not cheap, but...
Don't knock it till you try it... [MEDIA]
I was going to mention that cnc4newbies has an upgrade kit specifically for the Shapeoko.. but it's not cheap, around 1400+ USD. I would take a...
Linuxcnc is what I would recommend for that kind of mill
Random GRBL question.. will OB ever support point cloud. I know some other GRBL senders/packages (bcnc I think, and some commercial/open source...
10mH is way too high.. that will kill your torque at higher speeds.. 2 to 5 is preferable. I picked up these which run 2mH when wired in bipolar...
I have that same spindle and it worked fine on the xpro v4 I have, would also work with the blackbox fine. The wiring issue can be confusing as...
Yes, the XPro is brand new, where as the blackbox is based on mature, widely used Grbl. The XPro supports larger stepper motors, and uses Trinamic...
I don't find value in any of them..because I cannot afford any of them :). This guy from Germany...
Here is the problem with some of those used machines.. replacement parts.. any used machine you get more than likely will be heavily used.....
Good luck with that.. ideally needs 440V... not something you can run in your house.. or for that matter.. most non industrial zones.... Also.....
Heh.. straight to the pricey ones huh :) cheapest one they have starts at like $5500... It's why I suggested a Grizzly, or maybe a Precision...
