3 axis CNC drive

3 axis CNC drive - Microchip PIC 16F73

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• axis
• CNC
• drive
• Microchip
• PIC
• 16F73

[bluumax]

Just go to my web site, bluumax. It won't let me post a web address on here

[bluumax]

This thing won't let me post half the time...

[bluumax]

I use a 24V power supplu for this.

[bluumax]

@gabzramires  Something about not shredding your part by LIFTING the tool OUT of the material BEFORE moving to next cut.

[66balseiro]

hello my name is luciano'm from Argentina. I go to a technical college and a senior project are building a cnc router. I wanted to know if I could provide drawings of the circuit shown in the videos.

from now thanks.

luciano minicuci

PS: I do not speak English use a translator if you do not understand forgiveness.

[66balseiro]

hello my name is luciano'm from Argentina. I go to a technical college and a senior project are building a cnc router. I wanted to know if I could provide drawings of the circuit shown in the videos.

from now thanks.

luciano minicuci

PS: I do not speak English use a translator if you do not understand forgiveness.

[bedeone]

@gabzramires Because you might want to pull the router out of the matterial when, for instance, drilling holes, or in this case when milling out a PCB, not tearing up the copper when you're starting.

[jakie185]

nice video, what controls the power supply?? pc?

[bedeone]

check at 1:02, the third motor moves half a rotation, this is the Z axis that is controlling the elevation of the bit. When it's floating above the workpiece, the bit doesn't have to be in the material...

[gabzramires]

good question...

and the little I got from this, why 3 axis? it's a 2d drawing wtf