Cyclone PCB Factory

I didn't find any bolt with this size, so I used the threaded rod with a nut in each side (8 in

Hi, finally I have terminated printing and assembling all the mechanical parts of my Cyclone! Now I

Ok, so for future users I'm attaching separated STL files here. Rest of STL files already have

Servus Alex from just around the corner, my name is Rainer and I am from St. Poelten (which is also

I had my Cyclone under maintenance for long time, more than a year I think and finally had the time

That's great to hear, thanks for sharing the solution! And happy milling :) On Mon, Apr 3, 2017

Thank you for your notice. I appreciate your public design release of 'cyclone PCB factory' .

Time for an update, after a few tests of the spindle on the mill. PLA seems to be the wrong material,

I just finished rebuilding mine so I'll wait a bit before putting new stuff but just a question.

bCNC is running on the raspberry. The whole machine can work completely independently unless there is

Oh and regarding the MixShop kit, do you deem it necessary to put a warning message in the "list

No worries Yiannis! My thoughts were the same, the pinout thing is a pity. Just trying to save some

That's right. On Monday, September 21, 2015 at 6:59:01 PM UTC+3, ianmcmill wrote: Maybe it is not

You're welcome :) But be warned that some times it takes me ages to reply 😅 The bearings usually

Dear both, thanks for the tipps. The steps/mm should be ok, since the both are in the same run. I

Thanks for replying. Why did you use 24v? Did you use 24v motors, or 12v just wasn't enough? 2015

Oh I am very sorry for not replying on time. Great that you could fix it! Basically the Z axis is

Hi Daniel, the parameters depend a lot on the printer you use. You don't need any special setting

ok, thanks El miércoles, 25 de febrero de 2015, 16:16:10 (UTC+1), Carlos García Saura escribió: Hi

Awesome build indeed Marc! Thanks a lot for sharing the part through git. It looks very compact and

Hi Marc, thanks for your input. After a long Odyssey, I succeeded in getting the hardware running

Heya, just finished printing my 2.1 cyclone! I'll be using a ramps1.4 for the time being with a

Hello Daniel, Please, you can convert to version 8 of SketchUp. from already thank you very much. Em

Yeah, I don't know why I'm experiencing that problem. I don't think it's something

Joco Great job indeed! let us know when you plug the small air compressor, I know by experience that

Sorry for the late response! Martin did try some extra bracing for the frames, using aluminium sheet

One day later and a litlle bit smarter, thank you all. print the parts tomorow. On Tuesday, December

Carlos, Not a problem. I've printed these parts and can confirm they work should anyone else need

Hi.Thank you for sharing. Must say i am very pleased with the results. The 158 mm G2 belts are not

Dont you know someone that have a machine where you can print those parts? You can split then, but

Thanks. I figured it would be possible (as my 3d Printer uses 3.1V 2.5A Steppers while being powered