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CNC Drawing Tools – 3D Printed Pen Plotter

Video | Posted on August 18, 2019 by spapasavva

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Sneak Peeks of Future Projects / Random Stuff: www.instagram.com/savvas_papasavva

Still moving into the new (old) room. It's cramped, and I haven't finished. The larger CNC still needs somewhere to live. Had a leak fixed, but then removed some wallpaper which revealed how far the damp has spread. It now smells like the old space. The old space doesn't smell anymore. I'm tired. I'm dreaming about a different direction in life - which doesn't involve making, or maybe only making thing I can eat. Or making things up in my head. But it could be worse. I nearly bit my tongue off last week. Luckily I didn't and only ended up with a hole in my neck and four stitches. #Monday #WorkHole #Bench #MeetTheIdiot #LookAtMeIDidntMakeAnythingToday

Uploaded what will probably be the last video I'll film in the damp, wet, leaking and mouldy ground floor workshop/studio. Where I try out the Duet 2 WiFi controller on my latest CNC router. Thanks to @ooznest for sending me it. #CNC #DIYcnc #Duet #DuetWifi #Workshop #DIY #Router #Reprap #CNCcontroller #Gcode

A vector illustrations based on a piece by Keith Haring. All the vectors have been aligned to the left but they look stuck between the bull and an invisible hard place. Note the bulls bollocks is the head of a collapsing figure, and one of many bodies seemingly rising up against a central godlike creature. Or maybe they're just having a party and the DJ is all teeth. The bull look on, or looks internally in shock. #Art #KeithHaring #CNC #DIYcnc#DesktopCNC #DrawingMachine #Drawing #Line #Biro #Bull #Bullshit

Another CNC drawing re-imagining Guernica. This time all the vectors were dropped as if by gravity. The recognisable features appear to bob along an invisable horizon, like bodies in the sea. I'm using the drawing tool to also test out the latest CNC machine and controller. It's pretty good with rapid movement up to 2000mm/min and acceleration of 100mm/sec. But the pause and resume features on the Duet controller are a bit weird. It skips bits of g-code and performs random movements. Not too noticeable with a drawing like this but if I was CNC cutting something I could break the tool, unseat material or even push the z axis off square. #DIYcnc #CNC #Drawing #DrawingMachine #Guernica #Picasso #Duet2 #Gcode #Vectrics

The worm drinks solder fumes. I wired up all the input trigger switches today. This includes a hard-stop, job-pause and job-resume, plus two extra programmable buttons which I'll use to move the machine head above the stationary probe, and another to move to the datum position. To prevent accidents, I've used an M291 command which will display a message and wait for response before performing the programmes. But look at the worm. #CNC #DIYcnc #Worm #FumeEater #Soldering #Duet2 #DuetWifi #CNCcontroller #Workshop #Studio #Reprap

Started wiring up some input buttons to the enclosure door. They would eventually go to terminals which are all programmable, and could trigger any macro I write. Also wired up a couple 120mm fans as well. But I was mainly dicking about for hours trying to programme an output pin to use as a spindle enable - and as far as I can tell I can't do it without having to write a post processor. I'm trying to decide if I have the energy to do this, or just go back to GRBL. #CNC #DIYcnc #Duet #GRBL #TiredOfCNC

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