uccnc 3d models

Just a surface mount for the UCCNC ACBB breakout board. ...I've yet to test it out, but I'm sure you'll enjoy using it!

This is a custom designed cover and case for the UC300ETH-5LPT ethernet motion controller, created using Tinkercad due to its unavailability elsewhere. It serves as a helpful resource for anyone seeking a similar solution. ...The design was successfully...

Custom CNC controller box for the CNC Router, made out of 20x20 aluminum extrusions and Aluminum Composite Panels. ...Has the VFD inside, power supplies, UCCNC control board and stepper drivers. ...Designed in Fusion360

... 420. ...Plunger (4mm rod) is spring biased and opens the contacts when depressed. Contacts are simply a nut and washer. Height (22.48mm in my case) is entered into the M31 macro in UCCNC. ...Spring OD is <6.4mm and needs about 220g to open contacts

Here is a rewritten version of the original text: I created a customized remake of Installs4less's UCCNC case and cover, tailored specifically for the UC300ETH. ...My goal was to design a secure enclosure that not only protects the electronics but also...

... like plastics, wood, and aluminum. ...Visit http://www.masdrive.ch/myprojects/?page_id=381 for more details. Updates include new stepper drivers, a controller board switch to UCCNC software, enhanced Z-axis stability, and improved overall performance.

This adapter mounts directly onto the UCCNC AXBB-E. It provides a versatile mounting solution, allowing you to securely fasten it to a standard 35 x 7 mm rail system. ...To install, simply attach four 4x10mm cap screws and secure with four standard 4mm...

I modified DKRider's SuperPID case significantly for my setup, which is fully controlled by UCCNC. As a result, I didn't need switches or potentiometers. My main goal was to mount the SuperPID in a way that allows me to easily glance at the display...

It utilizes the UC300 Motion Controller on a UB1 motherboard and supports software such as UCCNC and Mach4 for CNC operation. The design is intended to control three linear axes (XYZ) and three rotational axes (ABC), with typical configurations...

CNC plasma cutting machine (1500*3000) with magnetic had.Specifications:- CNC machine of portal type.- Working field of the machine (height x width x length), mm: 170 x 1600 x 3100.- Overall dimensions of the machine (height x width x length), mm:...

All electronics are in the base of the machine, using the UCCNC AXBB-E control board, servo Nema 23 drives, hiwin linear rails and 12mm ballscrews. frame is made out of extruded t-slot aluminum and cast aluminum plates.The model was designed in...

... To utilize this system effectively, you'll need to set up custom macros, which can be easily found by conducting an online search. This solution has been successfully implemented with both Mach3 and my current setup, UCCNC.

Here is a crosshair laser mount for the standard Stepcraft CNC tool mount, based on an idea by mikath in the Stepcraft forum: https://www.stepcraft-systems.com/en/forum/software2/3245-cross-laser-and-uccnc I liked the concept of using a local...

The camera can be set up as a webcam in Mach3/4 or UCCNC. Connected to my 1800W shopvac, the dustshoe has proven way more efficient at dust collection than any previous variants I've tried. I recommend making 2-3 brush bodies with different length...

It can be checked with a macro I wrote for UCCNC: // Purpose: Check probe for repeatability // Author: WHu // Date Version Remarks // 20180825 1.0 Base // double Zmin = -100; // Max.Z depth double Feedrate = 200; // Feedrate for probing double...

Lastly I have included my UCCNC configuration *.pro” file which has been tuned and setup for this machine.The only item I have not included is a wiring diagram. Unfortunately the time it would take to make a wiring diagram to the caliber I could feel...

I ran the wire through a convenient open hole in the back cover.Use a caliper to measure the distance from the bottom to the top of the plunger, your UCCNC tool length sensor macro (M31) will need this distance.For Stepcraft...