Computer-Controlled Machining
Group assignment
- Test runout, alignment, speeds, feeds, and toolpaths for your machine
- Document your work (in a group or individually)
group project here
- Individual project
- Make (design+mill+assemble) something big
Make something big
This week assignment was to make a big one using CNC
While thinking about what to make, it occurred to me that a clothes hanger stand was needed for a fab lab.
This is the usual look of a fab lab without a stand.
I made the design of the hanger stand with fusion360.
I converted the design into a svg file and tested it with a laser cutter.
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The first design was too big and the joint was weak.
Change joints more strong and reduced the distance between the legs.
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Retest of the changed design
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Shop Bot
I made a test joint using a shop bot.
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The test joints made of Shop Bot looked like they needed to be complemented because of their weak coupling.
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Craig taught me how to change to reciprocal frame.
However, there was no time to change to a reciprocal frame, so we decided to solve it in an easier way.
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The method of supporting and securing wood plate under the joint was chosen.
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And made the rest of the parts.
I used Vcarve to set up the file.
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Measure the size of the plywood I will use and add the setting value.
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Use the fillet function to make a dog bone.
The dog bone size is half the size of the end mill you use.
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The nesting function of the parts was used to align the positions of the parts.
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The profile function was used to set the parts to be cut.
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I changed the setting to 6mm end mill And added a tabs.
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finished setting and calculated it.
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I made a screw hole for fixing plywood with a screw.
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The screw hole position was set using draw circle.
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finished setting and calculated it
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Save it as a SBP file when all settings are complete.
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Enter the shop bot program and prepare the milling.
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Messages that come out when you turn on a program without powering it.
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Turn on the power and press the reset button.
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Replace the end mill and set the Z-axis.
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After setting the Z axis, set the X and Y axes.
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open the file and press the vacuum button.
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Press the vacuum button and operate the end mill.
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Start the work.
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After finishing the work, I cleaned up the shop bot and sanded the parts.
After sanding, I assembled the parts..
I couldn't take a picture of assembling and sandpaper.
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Thank you.
my work
hanger stand dxf File here