wow. text to #CAD. describe what you want and it outputs a 3D file that can be imported into a CAD program (and #3dprint it? #cnc?). i think this probably brings a lot of the experiences we’ve had with coding assistants to the world of machinists. i’m sure the output is iffy, but it dramatically lowers the effort for experimentation https://zoo.dev/blog/introducing-text-to-cad#llms#ai#3dprinting#blender3d
Junction boxes make for pretty neat project containers. Esp. if they should go outside.
Experimented with making a press fit window with the CNC, worked out well and was quick work.
Tidying, came across this #robot I built as part of the @FreeCAD book I wrote. I used the sheet metal workbench to create the folded bodyshell the a bit of #CNC and a bit of time on the 3 in 1 press/brake/roller machine and tada! I might attempt a similar aesthetic with my #PiWars build.
What's the easiest/smallest tool investment to cut spring steel?
As in the PEI coated stuff used on #3dPrinting beds.
I'm tempted to clamp it between wood and use a jigsaw with a sheet metal blade, but I think that might make a razor sharp edge (or just not work). Maybe an oscillating multi-tool?
In unserem Makerspace in Erfurt fehlt schon lange eine CNC-Fräse. Es gab mal eine private Fräse, aber die wurde wieder abgebaut. Nun planen wir, was man braucht, was sinnvoll ist und was das kostet (Eigenbau, Bausatz oder fertiges Gerät). https://wiki.technikkultur-erfurt.de/projekte:cnc
Wer bereits Erfahrungen mit CNC-Fräsen in Gemeinschaftswerkstätten hat, kann gern Tipps da lassen. #Makerspace#Erfurt#CNC#CNC_Fräse#Milling
Finally got to use the Carvera for some more advanced PCB milling. So far I think its exceeding the Othermill in performance just alone with the multipoint z probing.
Those are 0.5mm pitch pads, they are a bit undersized (still learning the ins and outs of Coppercam) but all part legs fit.