Posts Tagged ‘cnc stomp pad’
CNC Art Project and CNC Art Files now Available on CNC Information Website
CNC Art Files can now be found on the CNC Plasma Art category page on CNCInformation.com. The CNC Art Project finished up a previously started CNC Art Project on a CNC Made Stomp Pad.
Not only has Ivan released the stomp pad art videos, he has also created and released transcripts of each video. He hopes these transcripts will aid in the learning process by giving the DIY CNCer a reference for future learning. View the videos as well as future projects by Ivan Irons on his CNCInformation website.
Video 6: Ivan shows how he zeros out the cnc plasma cutter and starts cutting the aluminum stomp pad.
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Video 7: In this video Ivan rough grinds the cnc stomp pad to remove the dross. |
Video 8: Ivan sands our CNC Stomp Pad with a Dual Action (DA) sander.
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Video 9: In this video the holes are drilled in the CNC Stomp Pad. We bend the stomp pad while drilling and we must hammer it flat next. |
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Video 10: In this video, Ivan goes over the final assembly of the stomp pad. Then we watch as we used double-sided tape to adhere it to the snowboard. |
Stomp Pad Video’s 1-5 and CNC Transcripts Available
Here is a brief description of what each video entails:
Learn DIY CNC Machining – Hobby CNC Plasma Cutter Videos Released
Ivan Irons has just completed the second phase of a new CNC video tutorial series on a CNC Stomp Pad Project that is shot in sequential steps. This final phase highlights the machining and finishing steps of his project. It is a step-by-step personal account of a CNC project from the design phase to the end product. It contains useful design and machining tips for all CNC enthusiasts.
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Here is a summary of video’s 5-10:
Video 5: In this video Ivan goes through Mach 3 to look over the g-code. He checks to see if we have any problems before we go to the CNC Plasma Cutter.
Video 6: Ivan heads out to the shop and do some work. He shows how he zeros out the cnc plasma cutter and starts cutting the aluminum stomp pad. Once he is done, the stomp pad gets looked over and he notes the slag or dross we will have to grind off next.
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Video 8: During this CNC Video Segment Ivan sands our CNC Stomp Pad with a Dual Action (DA) sander. The CNC Plasma Cut part then is taken over to a stand. Then Ivan starts to look at different traction spikes and how they will look.
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CNC Video Tutorial Stomp Pad Project
Ivan Irons at has just completed the design phase of a new video tutorial series on a CNC Stomp Pad Project that is shot in sequential steps. It is a step-by-step personal account of a CNC project from the design phase to the end product. It contains useful design and machining tips for all CNC enthusiasts.
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This first release contains 4 design videos:
Video 1: An overview of the CNC Project that is shot in a tutorial sequence. Ivan walks you through the entire process by discussing the Design, CAD, CAM, Control, CNC Plasma Cutting and then final assembly phase.
Video 2: Ivan starts the design of the CNC Stomp Pad. He uses Adobe Illustrator to sketch it out and prepare something that a CNC Plasma Cutter could follow.
Video 3: This video starts with the design in CAD. It gets resized to specific dimensions and then is converted it into a DXF File.
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Video 4: In this last design video, Ivan sets the CAM Programming parameters in SheetCam. Next the G-Code for the project gets finalized and you also get a quick look at some CNC Post-Processing.
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CNC Instructable Process
CNC Videos are all around but many of them are not good. Someone shoots them with their small camera and uploads them. This series is different. The guy took the time to provide voiceovers and edit the video. This CNC Tutorial Series goes through a project from start to finish. It gives you an idea of the entire process. From Design to CAD to CAM to Control to Machine.
This instructable also has some follow along text and photos.
Here is a link to the CNC Stomp Pad Instructable:
CNC Instructable - Entire CNC Process Series
CNC Instructables are over at Instructables.com where people from all over teach you stuff you may want to know.