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100% Open Source, the PrintNC is the next generation of high performance, affordable CNC machines

PrintNC Modes 20/05/2022

A brilliantly executed PrintNC setup with stock 3 Axis, 4th Axis and even a CNC Lathe setup. Can't wait to see the chips flying here!

PrintNC Modes 3 different modes for my PrintNC CNC machine. Plain 3 axis CNC mode, 4th axis mode with a 50:1 rotary axis, Lathe mode with either a 350x variable speed moto...

PrintNC-Mini Update and Z Axis Overview 11/05/2022

Sorry to keep everyone waiting but the Mini has turned into a much larger and more popular project than I would have ever anticipated. This is a overview of some of the CAD changes that are focused on ease of manufacture, standardisation and parametric adjustment.

I'll have the file out very soon!

PrintNC-Mini Update and Z Axis Overview Sorry for the delay in the file. I am working as hard as I can to get this out to everyone ASAP. It's critical to me that the details are correct and the mac...

Photos from Launch MakerLab's post 10/04/2022

Every PrintNC build is different. Some and small and simple, and some just perfect in every way! Launch MakerLab have built what is undoubtedly the most impressive PrintNC build we have ever seen. From the base and table to the well implemented modifications, this build is a feast for the eyes.
Great to see their machine in action making money already! 11/10 🏆

PrintNC Mini - Linear Hardware Kit Unboxing 03/04/2022

The whispers of the PrintNC Mini are getting louder every day! We are so close to the PrintNC having its own super rigid, incredibly capable, low cost desktop CNC brother. Here is a little sneak peak of the machine itself and the hardware that will be driving it.
☑️ Price
☑️ Performance
☑️ Rigidity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4l5UiYzXfQ

PrintNC Mini - Linear Hardware Kit Unboxing The PrintNC Mini is very near completion and you can order linear hardware kits now for $[email protected]

29/01/2022

Who doesn't love some high speed Aluminium 😎 Drew runs a Makita instead of the usual 2.2kw Spindle on his PrintNC but it certainly doesn't slow him down. Cutting at 21,000rpm, 6300mm/m (250ipm) 0.5mm DOC and 8mm WOC

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