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¿Qué puede hacer?

Submitted by DIYouware on Sun, 06/15/2014 - 19:49

Algunas personas nos pidieron que describiéramos más detalladamente las capacidades del MKII.

El robot es muy versátil y puede hacer un montón de cosas. Todo depende del “cabezal” (toolhead) que instalemos en él.

Llamamos cabezal o "toolhead" al adaptador necesario para usar una herramienta determinada en el robot, por ejemplo una herramienta láser o un taladro. Una vez que tienes el cabezal adecuado a la herramienta es muy fácil utilizarla. Simplemente hay que desconectar la herramienta previamente instalada, instalar la nueva y listo.

Ya hemos diseñado algunos cabezales pero además...

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What can it do?

Submitted by DIYouware on Sun, 06/15/2014 - 18:32

Some people asked us to describe in more detail the capabilities of MKII.

Well, the robot is very versatile so it can do a lot of things. All depends on the toolhead you install on it.

We call “toolhead” the tool adapter needed to install a tool in the robot, for example a laser tool. Once you have the toolhead it is very easy to use the tool. Just uninstall any previously installed toolhead, connect the new one, and use it.

We already designed some toolheads but...

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Un robot multifuncional

Submitted by DIYouware on Fri, 06/13/2014 - 19:35

Ya revelamos algunas características de la nueva impresora DiyouPCB MKII, pero ahora que tenemos una idea mejor sobre cómo será, nos gustaría ir compartiendo información con vosotros. Esa es la razón por la que estamos rediseñando el sitio web.

DiyouPCB MKII será un robot versátil y multifuncional que nos ayudará a construir mejor prototipos de PCBs: principalmente foto-grabar circuitos en dry-film con el láser del PHR-803T, pero también taladrar vías y agujeros con cualquier herramienta tipo Dremel.

Pero durante el proceso de desarrollo hemos visto que realmente es mucho más que un robot de PCBs.

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A multi-functional hobby robot

Submitted by DIYouware on Fri, 06/13/2014 - 19:21

We already revealed some characteristics of the new DiyouPCB MKII printer but now that we have a better idea about how it will be we are going to share some information with the community. That’s the reason we are redesigning the web site.

DiyouPCB MKII will be a versatile multi-functional robot that will help us to build PCBs: mainly to photo engrave dry-film circuits with the PHR-8003T laser but also to drill vias and holes with any rotary tool.

But during the development process we saw that really it’s much more than a PCB robot.

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Nueva estructura de la web

Submitted by DIYouware on Tue, 06/10/2014 - 19:36

Estamos modificando la estructura de la web para acomodar la información acerca de la DiyouPCB MKII. La idea es publicar en un blog la información sobre el desarrollo. Puedes continuar accediendo a los contenidos de la MKI a traves del menú DiyouPCB MKI.

Pedimos disculpas por las molestias.

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Nos gustaría agradecer....

Submitted by DIYouware on Tue, 06/10/2014 - 11:44

Nos gustaría agradecer todos los mensajes de apoyo recibidos así como las ideas y consejos para solucionar los problemas encontrados durante el desarrollo de DiyouPCB así como las peticiones para incluir nuevas características.

Nuestros planes de futuro eran diseñar una impresora 3D de resina UV que utilizara también el laser PHR803-T y la electrónica que hemos desarrollado, pero dado el éxito de DiyouPCB hemos cambiado los planes y vamos a diseñar una nueva versión de ella.

El nuevo modelo, que denominaremos MK-II, será radicalmente diferente a la MK-I que es la versión actual.

Los criterios de diseño de la MKII son:

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New web structure

Submitted by DIYouware on Tue, 06/10/2014 - 08:10

We are modifing the web structure to accomodate information about DiyouPCB MKII. The idea is to publish in a blog information about the development. You will continue to access MKI contents through the DiyouPCB MKI menu option.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

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We'd like to thank....

Submitted by DIYouware on Mon, 06/09/2014 - 23:31

Hi,

We'd like to thank you for all the support messages received as well as tips & ideas to solve the issues encountered on the DiyouPCB development and also for the requirements you sent us in order to include new features.

As some of you already knew, our plan for the future were to design an UV resin 3D printer, also based in the PHR803-T laser pickup and the electronics we developed. But due to the success of DiyouPCB we are going to change our plans and will focus on a new version of it.

We will call it MK-II and it will be radically different from the MK-I which is the actual prototype.

We have writen a new list of designing criteria for the new printer:

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DiyouPCB MKII

Submitted by technick14 on Wed, 04/02/2014 - 16:02

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Hello, In the "Mechanics" section of the forum, under the thread "Stepper motor," you talk about your "MKII" version of your DiyouPCB printer. You mention to one of the users that they should wait to build the printer until the "MKII" is completed. I was wondering if there is a timeline on the MKII or if you know when it will be finished? I don't mean to pry but I am very interested in both versions of the printer, and I am rather eager to see what kind of results you guys are able to achieve with the next version of the printer!

Stepper motor

Submitted by Krzysztof on Tue, 03/25/2014 - 10:06

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Hi,Could you write some more information about stepper motor that you used.I looked at primopal web page, but there is no such model as you mentioned.So if you could give some technical information like,* angle/step* dimentions (I know that nema16, but what is the length ? I guess 26mm - but could you confirm that)and maybe some electrical characteristics:bipolar, 2 phase 12V ? 0.6A ?

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