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Title: Some of my 3D reliefs in wood.
Post by: cncwoodprojects on December 27, 2020, 01:29:32 PM

Wood carvings in diy cnc, some reliefs take 9-11hours to complete at 3500mm/min (137 inch/min).

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCencrm5YnM-frz5gfJTYzNg/videos (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCencrm5YnM-frz5gfJTYzNg/videos)

Title: Re: Some of my 3D reliefs in wood.
Post by: estevez on December 28, 2020, 05:15:43 AM

Great job! May I ask how long it takes usually to complete one project?

Title: Re: Some of my 3D reliefs in wood.
Post by: cncwoodprojects on December 29, 2020, 07:20:32 AM

Hi, depend of what project.

For example with old stepper motors nema 23  the skull girl take 9hours at 3500mm/min XY and 1200 Z and the skull 4 hours aprox (only 3D finishing roughing passes are 3 and 1:30 hours).

With new motors (nema 24 closed loop hybrid), i finished to wiring new control box with csmio, closed hybrid motors nema24 and spindle with 50-75% more power (from kress fme router to teknomotor 1.1Kw spindle) i want to try to make it at 3500-4000mm/min XY and 2000-2400Z (maybe the tapered ball nose bit doesn't have enough resistance, but i need to try it because if i double Z speed its a lot of time of machining 30-50% depending of accelerations i think).

Title: Re: Some of my 3D reliefs in wood.
Post by: ZASto on December 29, 2020, 10:07:34 AM

Whenever you had coordinated motion which includes Z axis, your max speed would be 1200 mm/min, regardless of commanded 3500 mm/min. Coordinated motion is as fast as the slowest axis.

Title: Re: Some of my 3D reliefs in wood.
Post by: cncwoodprojects on December 30, 2020, 09:02:39 AM

I never noticed it, i thinking X,Y moved in full speed when no Z movement are involved.

In next try of 3D relieve i want to try the limits of the tapered ball nose bit and try double the speed or more.