Eric: Added some more information

2023-06-25T02:40:37Z

Added some more information

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	*[[Mostly 3D Printed Lathe]] (There is [https://youtu.be/m9Os2xgqGZI This Design by the YouTube Channel "The Contrapposto Shop" ] , more metal parts, more complex, but larger and they show it handling ''metal'' ) (need to check the cost, may be more but may be worth it. Intermediate between those [[Cheap		*[[Mostly 3D Printed Lathe]] (There is [https://youtu.be/m9Os2xgqGZI This Design by the YouTube Channel "The Contrapposto Shop" ] , more metal parts, more complex, but larger and they show it handling ''metal'' ) (need to check the cost, may be more but may be worth it. Intermediate between those [[Cheap
			**[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1oNCfssG0ohtG-iHrqwGK96uhtyWTe8s9 Google Drive Folder on This Project]
			**All things considered may be best to save up and get this one to be honest, documented Chris Borge's anyways. They made a good [[Die Filer]] design, and an interesting Tapping jig that is easily adaptable to a [[Thermal Insert Press]]
			**Also the [[Fractal Vise]] for whatever that's worth

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Eric: Created Page + Added Basic Sections/Info

2023-06-25T02:37:40Z

Created Page + Added Basic Sections/Info

New page

=Basics=
*This page aims to go over the construction of a [[Mostly 3D Printed]] [[Wood Lathe]]

=Existing OS/DIY Designs=
== [[Chris Borge]] ==
===Video Documentation===
*[https://youtu.be/A2ODwkK4meQ A Video by the YouTube Channel "Chris Borge" Titled "3D Printed Wood Lathe V4!" ] ( '''~3 Minute Watch''' )
**A Rather Breif Version Summarizing the Fourth Iteration of Their Design
**[https://youtu.be/iUjqbcIMym0 A Video by the YouTube Channel "Chris Borge" Titled "3D Printed Wood Lathe- Build Guide" ] ( '''~7.5 Minute Watch''' ) ( '''This video is still mostly accurate for V4's Assembly / Overview short of the changes mentioned in the V4 Video
*Their videos are also creative commons, so that's neat!

===Files===
*[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4874288 A Thingiverse Page by "Christopher Borge" Titled "Wood lathe version 4" ]
**15 Files
**No BOM or Non-STL Files, like an [[Assembly File]] etc

===BOM===
*[https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4678844 Version 3] has a BOM which ''should'' be roughly similar, it goes as follows:
**"6mm rod, for tool rest, ~28cm
**5/32nd rod, for slide, 2-3, 27cm
**Headstock:
***er11 collet chuck, 5mm bore.
***5mm rod, to mount collet chuck. ~10cm
***4 10mm OD bearings, 5mm ID.
***4 10cm lengths 3/16th threaded rod + 8 nuts
***1m220mm bolt, or 2mm rod + glue
**Tailstock:
***2*10mm OD bearings, I use 6mm ID but you could use 5mm if thats easier
***3mm thick aluminium plates, 3.
***5mm *50mm bolts, 4, + 4 nuts"
*'''I'll need to double check all that'''
**'''They also used an old sewing machine motor and belt to drive the system, modifying it to run on a [[BLDC]] Servo (Unless the torque would be too low on that, although belt reduction could fix this etc, that or use a stepper motor), so this also needs to be factored into the BOM'''
*My area recently got an [[Ace Hardware]] which has an organized isle dedicated to Fasteners, and they have threaded rod, angle iron, and ''maybe'' even ground rod (i'll have to check the photos i took and online)
**All in all it should be cheaper and/or faster, so projects like this are ''way'' more realizable now so that's neat

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