Blue CNC by Adrian

Description

BLUE-CNC (nema23) Version 1.0 Like many others, I was interested in building a 3D printed cnc, in fact I opted for the TopsCNC (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3813481) But after starting the construction of the TopsCNC I thought that a mechanic based on Nema 17 motors might not be enough, so I decided to adapt the design to some Nema 23 motors, when I realized I had already modified 60% of the design, that's when I launched to completely modify the previous design. The particularity of the design is a DIY CNC, which mounts Nema 23 motors, being aware that this increases the price of the design, I decided to save part of the budget, installing the entire system with GT2 belts instead of screws. The electronics part is built by an arduino UNO and a Cnc Shield, with TB6560 drivers. In my case, use 1000mm aluminum profiles, and the working area I can get is 850mmx850mm. Actual budget In 3d filament 1.8 kg would be necessary, in my case it was Petg for the most part, it can also be made in PLA. Petg € 24 / kg = € 45 PLA € 19 7kg = € 36 In necessary materials we have 330 € with milling machine included The economic cost would be around 370 €. Listing necessary things Screws: 22u - Wooden screws (depends on the base you use) 22u - M5x50 12u - M4 x25 8u - M6x30 8u - M4x10 30u - M4x15 8u - M4x30 2u - M4x25 24u - M6 nuts (wheel spacers) 6u - M5x35 32u - Nut for slot 5 type-I [M4] Components: 4u - V-Slot 20x40mm- 1000mm 1u - Closed GT2 Belt 280mm 140 teeth 3u - GT2 20 teeth pulley…