DON'T Drill & Tap Until You Do These 3 Things! (PrintNC Steel Frame DIY CNC Router)

It's easy to miss minor details during your PrintNC build, but in this video I talk about a few things that are really important before you drill and tap the DIY CNC router steel frame to ensure a solid start to the project.

Welcome to the Buildistics PrintNC Project! In this video series, we go over everything involved in building and assembling a "production-grade" CNC. Can you make one yourself? Let's find out!

This tape doesn't leave residue and rips better than my table saw:

A necessity for accurate measurements during your PrintNC build:

Here's the best 3D printer for PrintNC builds (in my opinion):

The printer comes with like 10 grams of white filament. Here's the good stuff:

Timestamps:
0:00 Before You Drill & Tap Your PrintNC Steel
0:38 3 Important TIPS
0:53 My DIY CNC Dimensions
1:30 Measuring and Squaring
1:55 Bent Tubing Fix
2:40 Instead of An Angle Grinder
3:16 3rd Tip
4:01 Tip for a Flat Spoilboard
4:28 X-Axis Tip
4:54 Playlist

📽 MY CAMERA

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[Buildistics]

What PrintNC questions do you have? Maybe I can make a video about it!

[Levisgil]

Hello, could it be possible to use 2 by 6 instead of 2 by 4 for the frames?

[librarymark]

You don't think it would be better to have someone who has a milling machine square the ends and insure the proper length of the tubes for you?