Adelaide Laser Cutter HBOT ( not AxiDraw )
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Don't forget to like, share, add your makes and remixes. Some of the parts used 2 Nema 17 Stepper motors -…
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Some of the parts used
2 Nema 17 Stepper motors - https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=nema+17+stepper+motor&linkCode=sl2&tag=2112yyz-20&linkId=661cf33b9e1a1d193e0c7a4ab3cebe95
2 - GT2 20 teeth pulley - https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=nema+17+stepper+motor&linkCode=sl2&tag=2112yyz-20&linkId=661cf33b9e1a1d193e0c7a4ab3cebe95
5m ( you'll use less ) GT2 belts - https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=nema+17+stepper+motor&linkCode=sl2&tag=2112yyz-20&linkId=661cf33b9e1a1d193e0c7a4ab3cebe95
8 - M5 Idler - https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=as_li_ss_tl?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=nema+17+stepper+motor&linkCode=sl2&tag=2112yyz-20&linkId=661cf33b9e1a1d193e0c7a4ab3cebe95
Inspiration
The first thing i thought when i saw the AxiDraw was " I want that " but then after a few seconds i said " im building that ". I finished my design a couple of weeks after it was announced. Even though i have built my own CoreXY i could not get into my head the belt path. After some research and help from the community i got to the HBOT design.
From there was just figuring out how to build it with whatever i had left from other projects. I was stuck for a couple of days figuring out how to build it, since i did not want to use 2 plates to carry the linear bearing. Move this here, move this there until i hit the sweet spot.
Objective
Build a machine to be used with a laser diode to test LaserWeb, a very complete open source solution for Lasers ( cncpro.co ). Simple to print, easy to assemble and mostly inexpensive. Needed to be small and able to carry it around.
Sorry about the rust, but where i live even rust get rust
Update: Im using LaserWeb4 with GRBL 1.1, you can find the firmware here https://github.com/cojarbi/grbl-servo-CoreXY
Print Settings
Printer:
Custom CoreXY
Rafts:
No
Supports:
No
Resolution:
300 Micron
Infill:
30%
Notes:
No support needed.rnI use a brim in every print i do.
BOM - Bill of Materials
Bellow you'll find a list for all the parts needed for this project. Im a regular amazon prime customer so i will link to them and as you'll see is just easy to source.rnrn####Electronicsrn2 - Nema 17 stepmotors.rn 1 - Controller board rnSmoothie firmware based board > 32Bit boards highly recommendedrn AZSMZ. ( The one i use )rnAzteeg X5.rn Smoothieboard.rnGRBL firmware based board.rn rnrn####Hardwarern 1 Kit - GT2 timing belt with pulleys.rn1 Kit -Ball bushing linear motion ( only 4 needed ).rn 4 - 8mm Linear shaft. This will determine the size of the machine. Mind that you will need to make sure the belt length is enough > rn330mm long. rn 495mm Long. rn6 - 625 Bearing.rn 4 - M5 x 25mmrn4 - M5 Nutrn 4 - M3 x 20mmrn4 - M3 x 25mmrn 4 - M3 x 10mmrn12 - M3 Nutrn 4 - Washersrn4 - Shimrn 10 - Zip ties smallrn1 - Lead screw or similar + Nut and washersrnrn####Laser Modulern L-Cheapo Laser Diode.rn
Configuration
- If you have an AZSMZ board or smoothie ( changes would need to be made ) you can use the config.txt provided.rn* If you need help with GRBL drop request in the comment section and ill post my settings
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