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    Arrow Grünblau MDF3790 Documentation finally finished!!!

    I have finally finished the documentation of my machine and have assembled the document set that includes the bill of materials, drawings, renderings, wiring diagrams, patterns and instructions required to build my machine. I have thousands of hours in these plans to say nothing of the time required to produce the original design. I am very happy with the results and what I have been able to achieve with my machine. This set represents everything required to produce my machine exactly or as a very good jumping off point for those who would wish to incorporate their own design ideas. Cutting area is 37" X 90"

    The image below shows most of the 24" X 36" pages included in the set.

    SHEET NO. DESCRIPTION

    A001 COVER SHEET
    A002 OVERALL DIMENSIONS
    A003 BILL OF MATERIALS
    A004 BASIC TECHNIQUES
    A005 LINEAR MOTION BEARINGS
    T001 TABLE DRAWINGS
    T002 TABLE EXPLODED VIEW
    T003 TABLE TOP DETAIL
    T004 TABLE SHELF AND OFFSET
    T005 TABLE LEGS DETAIL
    G001 GANTRY DRAWINGS
    G002 GANTRY EXPLODED VIEW
    G003 GANTRY CROSS MEMBERS
    G004 GANTRY SIDE PATTERNS
    G005 GANTRY SIDE PATTERNS
    G006 GANTRY LINEAR MOTION
    G007 X-Z AXIS TRANSMISSION
    G008 Y AXIS TRANSMISSION
    G009 Z-AXIS CARRIAGE
    G010 CARRIAGE & Y-AXIS TRANS
    G011 MANDIBLE PATTERNS
    E001 WIRING DIAGRAMS
    E002 SOFTWARE SETUP

    DIY CNC PLANS

    The image below shows the full scale pattern sheet that is included in the PDF or as an option with the paper set. All of the patterns for the machine are nested in one place ready to be mounted on a sheet and cut out. I had all of the pieces machined to double check the assembly. These pieces are included in the pages of the document set but this sheet allows for the set to remain intact. I will make the 3D side geometry available to those who would wish to go beyond the 2D uprights. May be the first thing you cut with the machine

    CNC Pattern Sheet

    Click here to visit the page for the MDF3790!

    Happy DIY CNCing!


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    My congratulations and thanks

    Superb work Grunblau! Not many builders are prepared to go to this much effort to help other aspiring constructors.

    I can hardly believe there's been no replies since you posted this

    Well done and thanks for making these excellent drawings available.


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    Nice work on the documentation of your design. By the way, the work on your website is very interesting.


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    Hi,
    are these plans in metric or imperial measure?

    Thank you


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    Thank you guys for the comments! I have been very excited to be able to work on some other projects this past week.

    The plans are currently in imperial dimensions only. However, all of the patterns are actual size eliminating the need for unit conversion for those pieces.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Grunblau View Post
    Thank you guys for the comments! I have been very excited to be able to work on some other projects this past week.

    The plans are currently in imperial dimensions only. However, all of the patterns are actual size eliminating the need for unit conversion for those pieces.
    Ok, but the problem is with all the hardware. I come from Italy, and is almost impossible to find hardware here with imperial units. Aluminum profile, screw, bearings etc are all in metric units...


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    Quote Originally Posted by Grunblau View Post
    I have finally finished the documentation of my machine and have assembled the document set that includes the bill of materials, drawings, renderings, wiring diagrams, patterns and instructions required to build my machine.
    It's great but I'm just a beginner.
    fusion


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    As far as Metric vs Imperial probably 98% of the hardware listed in the BOM I sourced online (including aluminum angle)- 90% of that from McMaster. I currently have no idea about their shipping policies, but I understand the difficulties/shipping costs..

    Quote Originally Posted by fusion2 View Post
    It's great but I'm just a beginner.
    You are definitely at the right place, welcome to CNCzone! I have attached the basic techniques page of the document set for your review.

    Sheet 004

    ^^^right click save as...


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    I wanted to add a link to my original build thread...

    Clicky
    ^^^


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    I like the look of the machine, I remember watching your build some time ago.

    Do your plans come with DXF's if someone wanted to cut out your parts?


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    Quote Originally Posted by guerd87 View Post
    I like the look of the machine, I remember watching your build some time ago.

    Do your plans come with DXF's if someone wanted to cut out your parts?
    I would supply DXF's for the patterns as well as the 3D surface geometry for the uprights for those who would want to CNC those parts. At Maker Fair a guy wanted to cut a version of the table from solid Cherry wood!


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    Just ordered my set. Can't wait to get it built.

    Brian Bland
    Claremore, Ok


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