Enjoy the video!I Built a Robot That Can Make me RichMarius Hornberger2023-10-13 | Ever since I built my flattening jig and upgraded it with the gear rack, I knew that, eventually, I would automate it. The concept for that is also pretty simple. However, the execution provided a good amount of challenges. And that's what this video is about.
Enjoy the video!Was it Worth Building These? | ft. Matthias WandelMarius Hornberger2023-09-09 | Building edge clamps started as a simple idea and escalated into a huge project with two collaborations!
Check out Matthias Wandel's video: youtu.be/GgYXvgqaVuo and his channel: @Matthiaswandel Also, check out these channels: CNC Kitchen: @CNCKitchen Thespringguy: @thespringguy1 This Old Tony: @ThisOldTony
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Nicht teilnahmeberechtigt an dem Gewinnspiel sind Personen, die zum Zeitpunkt ihrer Teilnahme jünger als 14 Jahre sind.
Das Gewinnspiel beginnt am 9.9.2023 um 14:00 Uhr (CEST) und endet am 17.09.2023 um 20:00 Uhr (CEST).
Der Gewinner wird per Zufall ermittelt und erhält eine Antwort auf den "I want the clamps" Kommentar von Marius Hornberger (verifizierter Kanal mit Haken). Falls sich der Gewinner nach einem Tag nicht zurückgemeldet hat um den Gewinn entgegenzunehmen, wird ein neuer Gewinner per Zufall ermittelt.
Verlost werden 5 der selbstgebauten, im Video gezeigten Kantenzwingen.
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Everybody can enter by leaving a comment to this video with the content "I want the clamps"
Excluded are people under the age of 14.
The giveaway starts on September 9th 2023 at 2pm (CEST) and ends on September 17th 2023 at 8pm (CEST).
The winner will be picked at random and will receive an answer to the "I want the clamps comment" from Marius Hornberger (a verified channel). If the winner doesn't respond after one day, a new winner will be picked at random.
The giveaway is 5 of the homemade edge clamps shown in this video.
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Enjoy the video!Making Custom Storage Improvements & GiveawayMarius Hornberger2023-06-23 | Get your OpenSauce tickets here: https://opensauce.live/ Show your creations at the event: https://opensauce.live/exhibit-application/
My apartment was in big need of some storage improvements for food and similar. I have a tiny room that was pure chaos and an apothecary cabinet that never was built to its full potential. I fixed both problems in this video and hope you can get some ideas from it.
Enjoy the video!Camera Gantry SystemMarius Hornberger2023-04-28 | Having used a tripod for 8 years now, an upgrade was inevitable. But a ceiling-mounted camera gantry is something you cannot buy, so you have to build it yourself. It was an enjoyable project with many machined parts, giving me plenty of practice in achieving close tolerance fits.
And, of course, I got some inspiration from other creators doing a similar build. Check out the videos of these guys: @PhilVandelay youtu.be/sRkdNH5fxRE @InheritanceMachining youtu.be/t1sXvMY_vAw
Alle Links mit "*" sind Amazon Affiliate Links. Marius Hornberger ist Partner am Amazon Affiliate Partner ProgrammWorlds Best Drill Press UpgradesMarius Hornberger2023-02-24 | After restoring my grandpa's drill press, I wanted to give it some upgrade that would make it truly unique and incredibly a lot more capable. See the previous video here: youtu.be/hhrYrKy-BGs
Chapters: 0:00 What's in this video? 0:14 Motorized Table 4:28 Auto Table clamp 13:14 DRO 18:15 Work Light 18:57 Compressed Air 20:17 Mist Cooling 20:58 Cable Nightmare 21:30 Features so far 22:30 Shield 24:21 A good fail 25:38 T-Slot cover 27:07 Magnetic Vise 28:54 Too bad it's over
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Worlds Best Drill Press Upgrades Alle Links mit "*" sind Amazon Affiliate Links. Marius Hornberger ist Partner am Amazon Affiliate Partner ProgrammMaking a Threading Die Holder (Free Plans)Marius Hornberger2023-02-03 | Making a threading die holder for the lathe tailstock. A solid 3D-printed handle and swappable steel threading die holders for individual sizes. They can also be used as regular die holders without the tailstock handle. Everything got a nice storage box with a wooden hinge and 3D-printed inserts.
Alle Links mit "*" sind Amazon Affiliate Links. Marius Hornberger ist Partner am Amazon Affiliate Partner ProgrammCorner vise mountMarius Hornberger2023-01-31 | Unnecessarily complicated but 100% worth it. Also a good CAD and 3D carving practice. #shortInside a Drill PressMarius Hornberger2022-12-23 | Restoring and upgrading the drill press from my grandpa was a fun project exactly to my liking. The variable speed is incredibly useful, and I can finally run all tools at the right rpm.
The VFD is a Sourcetronic ST 500 400v 1,5kW for the 1kW motor. It's not sponsored, and I paid about 260€ for it. You can get much cheaper ones, but I had a bad experience with one of them and decided that investing a bit more into a quality one made in Germany is a good idea. I have no regrets. Same with bearings and belt, which I got for 60€ total. I used cheap bearings for different projects, and they broke way too early. This nice drill press deserves nice hardware, so I went with SKF bearings.
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How To Properly Restore a Drill PressSelf assembling viseMarius Hornberger2022-12-15 | #shortHomemade 10,000€ Bed || 4 Unique FeaturesMarius Hornberger2022-11-04 | Since I moved into an apartment in February 2022, I didn't have a proper bed. So it was time to build one. Me being me, it couldn't just be any bed, but one made to outlast me and have unique features that you find nowhere else.
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Homemade 10,000€ Bed || 4 Unique FeaturesHomemade PC Arm with Special FeaturesMarius Hornberger2022-07-08 | I use my shop computer for drawing and to control my CNC router. So far, it had no good place and was sitting on "temporary" desks. I wanted a better solution and built this height-adjustable arm to mount it. Controlling the CNC at standing height is finally comfortable now.
If you're interested in the rough plans, check them out here: mariushornberger.com
Enjoy the video! Homemade PC Arm with Special FeaturesCNC Spoilboard v2Marius Hornberger2022-06-24 | After my automatic tool changer upgrade for the CNC router, I needed a new spoilboard, because the current one is too long. Instead of just cutting it shorter I wanted to make a better one with new features that also fixes some problems I had before. The result is my CNC spoilboard v2.
Interested in the bits I used for this project? Check this affiliate link: bit.ly/3yfPSe4
chapters:
0:00 - 2:42 BlaBla 2:42 - 5:12 Preparing new parts 5:12 - 6:51 Genius alignment method 6:51 - 9:03 Finishing 9:03 - 10:03 More BlaBla
Enjoy the video!My Best Project...Until NowMarius Hornberger2022-06-10 | An automatic tool changer for my CNC router was on my "I want it" list for over a year. Now it's done, and I love it! I assume the question will come up where I got the tool changer. I bought it from Stepcraft.com My Best Project...Until Now
Enjoy the video!I Over-Engineered a Kitchen Cabinet with Special FeaturesMarius Hornberger2022-02-18 | I recently moved into a new apartment. So that's a perfect opportunity to over-engineer a kitchen cabinet. This build video shows you the process I went through building this.
Enjoy the video!When a Fail becomes a Feature | Workbench BuildMarius Hornberger2022-02-13 | I'm building a workbench that can be disassembled into smaller pieces, making it easy to take with you when moving. Setting it up again only takes 15 minutes to start the new workshop as soon as possible. You don't need many tools to build it, and I have plans available with written instructions that walk you through the whole build. The plans also come with a configurator, which means you can specify the workbench dimensions exactly to your needs.
Enjoy the video!Floating Shelf | Easy DIY mountingMarius Hornberger2021-12-18 | My parents asked me to build them a floating shelf under their TV for a soundbar. It should be one with a live edge and no visible fasteners. Since it hangs relatively low on the wall, I had a clever idea for a cheap and simple DIY solution. Bosch also has a sponsored part in this video because they sent me some sanding meshes of their new Expert line along with a battery-powered random orbit sander to test them with. I did some tests to see if the dust collection is as good as advertised.
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Enjoy the video!Saying Goodbye to my First Homemade Machine + Updates (Random Shop Stuff 27)Marius Hornberger2021-11-19 | Since I'm moving soon, my sister is moving now, and friends will also move soon, there is less shop time left. At the same time, I'm entirely reorganizing the second room of the workshop, creating a much more open space.
This is not interesting for a video, but here's an update on all the progress. In addition, I have quite a few projects in mind, which I'm presenting as well. I think restoring the two old machines I got from my grandpa will be interesting. Looking at well-built machines that are over 50 years old is fascinating to me.
On the other hand, it's also fascinating to do projects with today's "high-tech" like the automatic tool changer for the CNC router. I'm able to afford the components because of your support. Thank you, everybody!
Let me know what project sounds the most interesting to you, and enjoy the video.
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0:00 Intro 0:27 Updates 9:58 UnbuildingHomemade Sliding Door Lock | UnpickableMarius Hornberger2021-10-22 | Ever since I made my sliding shop door, I was annoyed by the "locking" mechanism that came with the rail kit. I wanted to fix that with a custom door handle years ago. A SketchUp file with a design existed for about four years already, but I never built it.
Now it's done, and oh boy, do I like it. I hope you enjoy the video as much I enjoyed editing the filing scenes ;)
Enjoy the video!Inside a Sliding Table Saw + Long-Term Review + UpgradesMarius Hornberger2021-10-01 | A long-term review of the HAMMER K3 Basic sliding table saw after six years of private use. In addition to that, I made a few upgrades to the saw that add a lot of conveniences and should be standard. I wish I had made all of them years ago.
Enjoy the video!I need your helpMarius Hornberger2021-08-10 | Scammers are using a video of mine to advertise a product that doesn't exist. It's a scam. Please help me to report that scam. Seems like their pages on Facebook are gone. We already got them three times. I guess they'll make new pages soon. Whenever you see an ad or website of them trying to sell the lifting table, please send me a link: marius.ho1995@gmail.com I can then forward it to a lawyer who works on taking all the sites down.
You're a great community you can count on.Engineering an Automatic CNC Dust-ShoeMarius Hornberger2021-06-11 | I'm not happy with the dust-shoe that came with my CNC router. So I engineered a much better one. Maybe I went a bit too far because I made it fully automatic and implemented many useful features. The whole thing is a huge project and by no means straightforward. In this video, I take you through the whole process and show every step I went through for tackling this project. In hindsight, I also think about this as an engineering project on easy mode. The reasons for that I explain in the video. I hope you enjoy
Enjoy the video!Smart & Easy Drawer Slide, Q&A and Mini Project (Random Shop Stuff 26)Marius Hornberger2021-06-04 | In a past video I asked for some questions. But since I did that in a way so you could only fin d that if you watched the whole video. It acheived what I wanted and I got only good questions, also more personal ones and didn't had to filter any of them. I also built a simple stand for a freezer with a drawer. I made wooden drawer slides, that are almost full extension and the drawer won't fall down and has a positive stop.
Links to the channels I mentioned: @Jer_Schmidt @toolify (Kriss) @Matthiaswandel @StuffMadeHere @OverSimplified @rctestflight @TomStantonEngineering @coldmirror @LetsGameItOut
Link to the big In-Depth project: (coming next week)
Enjoy the video!Renewing an outdoor bench | simple Spring project + miter saw testingMarius Hornberger2021-05-28 | My parents have a nice little bench next to the front door. It's 8 years old and exposed to any kind of weather all the time. Now it needed some care and new boards. In the video, I show the disassembly, the making of the new boards, and the reassembly. This video was also sponsored by Bosch Professional. They provided me with their new battery-powered miter-saw GCM18V-305 GDC PROFESSIONAL. In addition to making the bench boards with it, I also tested the limits of the power output the saw can provide. Link to the saw: bit.ly/3qBZrg1
Content of the video: 0:00 Introduction 00:16 Disassembly 00:51 Making new boards 03:37 Closer look at the miter-saw 04:15 Miter-saw stress test 09:37 Miter saw battery life 10:48 Assembly
When I built a new dining table for my parents we kept the old one in storage, because my sister could still use it. Since it is 18 years old and had seen some good use it needed some fixes before using it again. And compared to buying a new one that's totally worth it.
For some time now, I had a surfacing bit with carbide inserts and an 8mm shaft, which is a common standard size for router bits in the EU. I quite like it, and the manufacturer of it is Fraiser. So I had a look at their website and found some other bits for the CNC router that seemed to be very promising. And they also have an affiliate program. So I contacted them and asked for a few router bits. And in exchange for this video, they sent them to me. So yes, this was a sponsored video. Instead of a project, I first wanted to push the bits and my CNC machine to the limit. Also, I wanted to have cutting data that were made on my machine. For the future, that means I never have to guess what cut settings I need to use. I can just look them up. And that's what I did in this video. Thanks again to Fraiser for supporting this video and making the giveaway possible.
Download link for my Excel spreadsheet with cutting data: https://1drv.ms/x/s!AvnyWUOnZKMUsF5njLJcUXFISAVO?e=UetTeo you can download it, or you can also directly use online
Link to the test program: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AvnyWUOnZKMUsWLuBFNfabiO7dno?e=VK8pQY
Video content: 0:00 Intro 0:16 CNC router update 3:05 Dust covers & cable management 6:25 Octoprint 16:00 assembling the modular camera arm 21:31 What 3D printer do I use & How do I like it? 26:22 Big project announcement
Various updates regarding the CNC router, setting up Octoprint with a Raspberry Pi camera module v2, and a big project announcement.
In the last video, I made some precise bench dogs for use at the CNC router for workpiece positioning. In this video, I show how I made the matching hole grid in the CNC table and how I use the system. It has many benefits. - No need for dialing in x = 0 and Y = 0 (once configured) - Repeatable placement of parts - easy alignment when making two-sided operations
This is the second part of the bandsaw upgrades. In this one, I'm installing a variable frequency drive that didn't go as planned. But the end result is better than expected. With the upgrade, it's now also capable of cutting metal.
In this video, I show how I automated my dust collection for the CNC-router with a relay. The relay is controlled with the software by using the M8 code that normally is used for flood cooling. But since my machine will never have flood cooling I can use it for dust collection.
More information about the relay I used: Relay: Finder No.: 40.62.9.048.0000 Mount: Finder No.: 95.85.3 Diode: Finder No.: 99.80.9.060.99 Metal clip: I have no part number of that unfortunately
I got asked to give an update about the dust collector that I've built a few years ago and show how it's holding up. Also I made a charging station for my RODE WIGO microphone. I also explain the design process of making it.
With the new CNC Spoildbaord construction done, it's time to glue on the MDF top surface. To get it perfectly flat it needs a spindle that is aligned to the machine bed. In this video, I show how I did that.
In this video, I show how I turned the Poly-V belt pulley for my homemade bandsaw on the lathe out of PE. It is more or less part of this video: youtu.be/QQNAif5lDjo But in that one, I went over making this pulley rather quickly since it was already quite long. So here is the full-length version.
I've got this drawer joinery bit from ENT. It didn't come with any instructions on how to use it. There are some instructions on their website that are wrong...and also if they're right, they don't provide enough information. So I decided to make a tutorial video about how to use it and how to size your pieces to achieve specific dimensions.
I upgraded my audio setup on my camera. I lav-mic was never really an option for me because a loose cable on your body in the workshop is a bad idea. But with this all in one kit from RODE I can't say no any longer. I think it sounds a lot better.
Link to the guide for the router bit (I try to contact them and ask them to fix the guide): https://pim.ent.tools/ent-dateien/002_b_manuals/16270/16270_Manual_DE.pdf
Video links mentioned: Drawer router bit tutorial (in german): youtu.be/vAryI_Vbkl4
An in-depth video about building a wooden shelf, that was one of the biggest woodworking challenges for myself. I hope you enjoy the video and get something out of it.
After four years of use it was time to upgrade my editing PC that I edit all my videos with. I spent a little bit more this time, so it will hopefully last longer than four years!
The specs: CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3950x Mainboard: MSI MPG X570 Gaming pro carbon RAM: 64 GB DDR4 3200 MHz Cooler: NZXT Kraken X72 360mm GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Super PSU: 600w be quiet! Pure Power 11 80+Gold Case: be quiet! Pure Base 600 drives: - 512GB Samsung 970 Pro M.2 - 1000GB Samsung 970 Evo M.2 (editing drive) from old PC: - 500GB Crucial SSD - 8 TB HDD Archive drive - 2 TB HDD
A friend asaked me to make a 3D carved picture frame that fits the theme of the picture. Vectric offered me a licence for Aspire to try out and I used that to create this picture frame.