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Manual switching the servo sequence for now, but it is creating decently consistent springs!

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NotaGuntuber / My CNC charm goes harder on Odysee2 months ago

Springs are witchcraft. Congratulations on your conquering of the dark arts.

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Sentinel Robotics2 months ago

Amazing work sir! So many mag springs to replicate!

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Karl Dahl2 months ago

@NormanDodd_knew 👆👆

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Mason Hensley2 months ago

You made this machine?

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Tobias Obermeit2 months ago

Yes.

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🐐2 months ago

this is cool

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Jim2 months ago

this is very nice. You might consider that a microcontroller is now very easy to implement, because Claude (or Grok) can help with the programming.

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Tobias Obermeit2 months ago

Its pretty simple, might not even need that. Currently it is a 2 axis machine. Maybe add 1 or 2 more axises, so it's like a 3d printer. But could be very useful for a programming/ interface tool. Though springs are simple enough to program by hand, with G-code directly. The wire feeder, is basically like an extruder.

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DIY 80% Firearms King AKA Lunaticrider209🇺🇸🇵🇹2 months ago

That’s pretty damn cool

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House ⚔️2 months ago

this is fantastic

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RSTYShcklfrd2 months ago

Looks like some slight procession in terms of loop alignment there, friggin neat project!

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Open Source Arms2 months ago

Great work.

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Pewpy2 months ago

are those maggiez springs?

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