Revised CNC Mill Design
In the last post I fixed some of the clearance and parts issues for the x-axis assembly for the CNC mill. I since applied these same changes to all axes and dialed in most of the components. Here is a image of the full system:
Parts
Each of the axes use SFU1204 ball screws, the only difference being the length: 500 mm on x, 400 mm on y, and 300 mm on z. Similar to this, all axes use HGR25 linear rails (a pair) and 4 HGH25-CA linear bearings (2 per rail). Again the only difference is the lengths: 500 mm on x, 400 mm on y, and 300 mm on z.
For the spindle I plan on using a 1.5 kW 110 V air cooled spindle and a VFD (found here). I modelled the dimensions in Solidworks (as seen above). The motors are just NEMA 27s, however I need to still correctly choose the torques and sizes for each axis.
For the metal/frame components, they are all 6061 aluminium bars. I have not settled on weather I will purchase precision ground bars or mill it myself yet. These will impact the price. Either way, for the x-axis it is a 25 x 150 x 500 mm aluminium bar, for the y base it is a 50 x 150 x 500 mm bar, and for the z column it is a 100 x 150 x 472 mm bar. The z-fixture is a 25 x 175 x 190 mm block while the spindle mount is a 94 x 100 x 154 mm block. I have to refine these in the design since they are not standard sizes - this will save some time and costs.
Price
* In CAD
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