Prototype CNC machine design

Rocha, Paulo; Souza, Rogerio Diogne de Silva e; Tostes, Maria Emília de Lima

doi:10.1109/induscon.2010.5740068

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“…This is due to the fact that CNC machines are capable of executing highly precise and intricate movements with a level of accuracy that is simply not possible with manual machines. 1,2 Another advantage of CNC machines is their versatility. CNC machines can be used to produce a wide range of products, including mechanical parts, electronic components, and even complex medical devices.…”

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Practical work for exploring the capabilities and benefits of CNC technology

Abougarair,

Tabet

2023

IRATJ

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Computer Numerical Control (CNC) technology's precision and complexity in design are two of its greatest strengths. CNC machines can make consistent and accurate cuts, drills, and shapes because they are controlled by computer programs. This precision is especially useful in sectors where producing complex components is mission-critical, such as the aerospace, medical, and automotive industries. The capacity to automate mundane processes is another benefit of CNC technology. CNC machines, once programmed, can mass-produce parts with little to no human intervention, greatly boosting efficiency and lowering production costs. By eliminating the potential for human error, this automation also increases the reliability and consistency of the final output. In addition, CNC machinery can facilitate quicker production runs and shorter setup times, both of which boost productivity. Enhanced productivity has the potential to boost a company's bottom line. Overall, CNC technology has the potential to revolutionize manufacturing by facilitating the rapid, precise, and cost-effective fabrication of intricate parts and components. Since this is a hotspot for innovation, new uses and capabilities appear frequently.

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Practical work for exploring the capabilities and benefits of CNC technology

Abougarair,

Tabet

2023

IRATJ

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“…The type of material informs the cutting intensity, power, and speed, which in turn affects the amount of time required for the machine to complete the job [8]. The CNC machining is a process that converts G-Codes into CNC components [9]. Additionally, the method works with a variety of materials, including foam board, plastics, and various types of wood [7].…”

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Digital fabrication as an approach for innovative architecture education.

Youssry

Abdulghany²,

El-khateeb³

2022

MSA Engineering Journal

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This paper tackles the argument of how digital fabrication is a game changing approach in architecture education. Digital fabrication is ubiquitously paced in all learning processes. It is rapidly becoming an important part of architecture education worldwide, and it can tackle architecture and urban design at all stages. This paper is essential for architecture track educators as it shows how to patronize a profound perception of digital fabrication processes among students, particularly architecture track students. The paper builds on the methodology, the application, the findings, and outcomes of a designated digital fabrication workshop for architecture track students with a non-grounded knowledge base of digital fabrication paradigm. The workshop grew out of the Smart and Future Cities Laboratory for Sustainable Urban Solutions (SFCL), which was established in the Faculty of Engineering, Ain Shams university in 2020 and is funded by STIFA. The workshop followed the design thinking approach the workshop aimed to discuss recent digital technical advances in design and fabrication, as well as the remarkable potential they have brought for architectural design and production practices. It investigates the implications of new digital design and fabrication processes enabled using rapid prototyping (RP) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) technologies through new pedagogy concepts and Scaffolding neophyte Students' Learning methods. The entire workshop with its applied methodology builds a justified architectural mentality among students. It brings up students that are product oriented. Digital fabrication encouraged students' creativity and customization.

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“…Computer Numerical Control (CNC) is a kind of machine-controlled automatically with the aid of a computer. Parts are automatically programmed to operate according to the series of events set by the user to create a product of the required shape and size [1][2][3]. The industrial product formation cycle in a modern way uses the CAD/CAM/CNC method to design, manufacture, and assemble products, which is becoming the focus of research, development, and wide application in many countries worldwide.…”

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Development and Implementation of a Mini CNC Milling Machine

Tung

Quỳnh

Minh

2021

Acta Marisiensis. Seria Technologica

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The development of mechanical processing machines with integrated CNC systems allows the manufacturing industry to produce complex products quickly with high quality. CNC has become a main course for mechanical students in technical and vocational universities. CNC machine training is required to enhance student’s skills to learning in design and manufacturing technology. However, the cost to buy a CNC machine is not cheap. In a developing country like Vietnam, along with the limited budget of most universities, this is an obstacle for students to have the opportunity to use CNC machines. To help students have a teaching aid in learning, improve practice capacity. The article proposes an alternative to design and manufacture a simple, inexpensive milling machine with all the required functions. The CAD models design of the machine model structure were done using Solidwork and NX software. Most of the machine’s parts are manufactured and assembled in the Faculty of Engineering Mechanics and Automation laboratory of Engineering and Technology, Vietnam National University Hanoi. The study’s main objective is to propose a process for designing and manufacturing a mini vertical 3-axis CNC milling machine with low cost but full features similar to an industrial CNC machine. The machine model introduced in the article can be used as a teaching aid, improving practical capacity for students of machine building

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Prototype CNC machine design

Cited by 19 publications

References 11 publications

Practical work for exploring the capabilities and benefits of CNC technology

Practical work for exploring the capabilities and benefits of CNC technology

Digital fabrication as an approach for innovative architecture education.

Development and Implementation of a Mini CNC Milling Machine

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