I built a big CNC Portal Milling Machine from Scrap!

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Publicado 2024-07-06

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@ThePostApocalypticInventor hace 14 días

Hey guys! Thank you all for watching the video! If you want to support the channel, here are some ways to do that: patreon.com/tpai Paypal-Donation-Link: www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=B9WWK5L3TP… Email: inventordonations@gmail.com/
@courier11sec hace 14 días

It's infuriating to me the way YouTube seemingly punishes quality sometimes. I truly believe that your channel is important far beyond the context of YouTube. If my situation weren't what it is I would be supporting you as well as many other people who independently produce things like this, and other educational content. Thank you for being relentless in your mission. I appreciate you.
@darrynkushman1 hace 14 días

The value is in the Eyes of the Welders and Engineers . One mans Scrap is another man next Project
@WatchWesWork hace 14 días

This is great! It's tricky to get people excited about CNC. Who knows why. It's always hard to walk the line between technical and entertaining. I wouldn't worry too much about piercing with your plasma. I can usually get 500 pierces on a nozzle, and have gone well over 1000. It works out to something like $.06 per pierce.
@drCox12 hace 14 días

Alter Schwede. Ich kann nur ansatzweise abschätzen, wie viel Arbeit (viele Jahre an Recherche, Lernen, Experimentieren, Umsetzung, gelegentliches Scheitern, Umdenken...) da drin steckt. Meinen aller größten Respekt dafür!
@dariussutherland4247 hace 14 días

This bloke is so talented
@sokoloft3 hace 14 días

Hope the surgery goes well and a speedy recovery. As always thanks for the videos!
@Jimmy___ hace 13 días

The big CNC table is a scrapyard masterpiece, so inspiring. Don't let the poor performance of the plasma table video get you down. These new tools will pay dividends both in what they allow you to do, as well as future well-performing videos that would not have been possible without the new CNC tables. Hope the surgery goes smoothly, and you are back in action shortly thereafter.
@hippie-io7225 hace 14 días

Amazing utilization of "junk" resources. You take adding value to another level!!
@partymanau hace 14 días

Dont be disheartened mate, ur a fking genius. Just rem when u r ahead of ur time ur often the only one there. Breathing new life into machines that have been discarded, LEGEND!
@CajunGreenMan hace 14 días

I don't think many people would have the guts to try something like this, and you did AND succeeded. Keep up the great work!
@jorismk1 hace 14 días

As a Mk1 Golf owner and hobby mechanic I was like, eh those gears look familiar 😂 Neat idea! Indeed they spin well on the lathe, had to make one narrower someday.
@dadawoodslife hace 14 días

I won't say genius because that is hyperbole. But your wide range of knowledge and skills and the ability to see things as part of a bigger picture is a skill set that seems to very much lacking today. The world works be a much better place if there were more people like you
@neilmorten6416 hace 14 días

Thank you for sharing another amazing project with us. I pray that all goes well with your surgery, and that you'll be back to normal speed very soon.Take all the time you need to recover, we'll be waiting patiently for you.
@cavu826 hace 14 días

Haven't watched the video yet; decided to comment first! Already know this is a prime example of creating extreme value from essentially NOTHING. Great work Gerolf! UPDATE: Watched the video, assumptions confirmed! Impressed by dedication to using parts on hand with an eye toward service and portability...bravo!
@jp040759 hace 14 días

While watching I just kept shaking my head at how much work you were doing. WOW. What a sense of accomplishment this must have been when you finished. Building your own hi tech tool that you actually will get tones of use out of. Incredible sir!!! I tip my hat to you. Not to mention the years of planning and gathering parts. Good luck with your medical work and recovery.
@avid19 hace 14 días

Im 15 years old and I admire your work. Without a doubt, you are the best DIY channel. Learned lots of new things from your videos. Good luck with the surgery!
@stevematthey6676 hace 14 días

The power plant shown in the intro was of particular interest to me. I spent the last decade of my career retrofitting old plants (not quite as old as shown) with new switchgear and control systems. Praying for a speedy recovery my friend.
@Evilslayer73 hace 14 días

Very nice build !!you need to add a cooling pump nozzle to the head of the router with that in place your router bits gonna last longer and a vacuum nozzle when you cutt trough woods!:)
@azza-in_this_day_and_age hace 14 días

your last vidoe was one of my favorite! im still kind of shocked that you built a functional cnc! youre an amazing person, i pray your recovery from surgery goes well, and fast!