DIY Jig for your Laser Cutter with Custom Arduino Automation @element14presents
DIY Jig for your Laser Cutter with Custom Arduino Automation  @element14presents
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Repetitive tasks are time thieves, and in the case of setting up machinery for a job, every change of workpiece can potentially bring the setup out of calibration.

Clem needs to laser engrave multiple pieces in series and instead of reloading after every engraving cycle he automates the workpiece changing to process 4 workpieces at once.

Utilizing the trusty arduino uno , tmc stepper drivers for smooth and precise movement Clem shows you how in principle you can automate every tedious process!

What would you like to automate in your daily life? bit.ly/3RsysnH

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