cnc 3 axis 3d models

This second DIY 3-axis CNC machine was crafted primarily from MDF, with design work undertaken in Solidworks 2008 (approximately 50-60 hours). All the necessary source files and drawings are available in both Solidworks and edrawing formats. The...

An updated version of this DIY 3-axis CNC is available, along with software to run it on the blog of PlotterBot.com. The robot consists of seven unique plastic components, three micro servos, one zip tie and a pen of your choice. Step-by-step...

This text is about distributing an unmanned, three-axis CNC homemade panel. This device offers precision and convenience for various applications. It is perfect for those who want to create their own CNC machine at home. ...Get your hands on this...

This X-Y axis cutting machine aims to provide a straightforward and robust design for cutting 2D profiles in plywood up to 1 inch thick using a conventional router. The Maslow Z-axis control technique or manual Z-axis can be employed. It must feature...

Hello everybody!This is my final university project.The project is about 3 axis CNC router that was created by me. The main material I decided to use to produce the router is plywood due to the cost. Surprisingly, the machine is accurate and...

This is a model of a 3 axis router that I designed and made. ...I have this running in my workshop and works really well.

3 - zrack029.stl: The foundation of the Z-axis rack and pinion mechanism. 4 - xrack029.stl: Supporting the X-axis movement. 5 - yrack030.stl: A vital component for the Y-axis movement. Additional components include: 1 - Pen_Arm_Plotter.stl: Enables...

In 2015, I attempted to design a CNC for creating cases but soon discovered that it was more challenging than anticipated and required extensive preparation. Regrettably, due to lack of experience and perseverance, I decided to abandon my project.

I'm assembling my very own DIY student CNC system on a tight budget. To cut costs, I'm skipping motors and electronics entirely, with an initial parts expense of less than $50, which includes plenty of spare room to upgrade or modify as needed. The...

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The dimensions are 1000 x 800 x 100, and it utilizes a Nema 23 motor.

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A compact device is created for PCB, wooden, and possibly aluminum projects. The structure components include substantial erthalon plates. There's still some work left, but it's nearly finished. ...Cheers!

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The Thermwood Model C40 was designed to facilitate CAM processing, despite its imperfect limit distances. ...I am open to suggestions on how to enhance this setup further.

Crafted from medium-density fibreboard (MDF)

This model has been skillfully crafted by the Mechanical Engineering department at KTÜ.

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Crafted with precision using SOLIDWORKS, then brought to vivid life through the advanced visuals of KeyShot.

Unlike regular drilling, milling, and engraving machines, this device harnesses automation for enhanced performance and efficiency.

This part is a modified optional component designed specifically for use with the Root 3 CNC project, which can be found on Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1750276. A notable enhancement over the standard "X Axis Belt Mount 3mm" is...

This add-on part is an optional addition to the Root 3 CNC project, available at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1750276. The Z-Axis linear guide consists of two parts, "Z-Axis Bearing Cup Top" and "Z-Axis Bearing Cup Bottom", which hold 608zz...

CNC Enthusiast's Solution to Upgrade Root 3 Drag Chain Adapter.

I updated mounting those Y axis bar mounts to the CNC table with wood screw from above. I used 4,0x30 mm wood screws to attach to the CNC table. ...I used M3x16 machine screws to attach to the bar mounts.Printing instructions:filament PET-Gprint in the...

I updated mounting those Y axis bar mounts to the CNC table with wood screw from above. I used 4,0x30 mm wood screws to attach to the CNC table. ...I used M3x16 machine screws to attach to the bar mounts.

Root 5 CNC project: https://rootcnc.com/machines/root-5/ (thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1750277) I attempted printing this one (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2884466) but it failed to accurately match the holes on my Z axis...

I knew crafting those Y axis bar mounts would be a challenge, especially when it came to assembly, disassembly, and reassembly. So, I designed these small plates that can be attached to the CNC table from above. These plates are secured using M3x15...

I knew mounting those Y axis bar mounts would be a problem, not to mention assembly/disassembly/reassembly, so I did up these little plates so they can be attached to the CNC 'table' from above. Uses M3x15 machine screws to attach to the bar mounts....

The X-Axis Drag Chain Guide is engineered specifically for the Y-Axis Drag Chain to prevent it from deviating along the x-axis while in motion.