Not much to this video as interesting as watching foam being cut :-). It is a recording - real time of the hotwire cnc machine under control of the tjzoide CNC foam cutting software in action. At the end of the video a few other parts that were cut before are presented together. This is a fuselage for an F86 sabre in progress. The F16ish in my other videos was also made with this software/machine combination. The software is now available. www.tjzoide.com
Showing posts with label HotWire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HotWire. Show all posts
cnc foam hotwire - tjzoide
on Friday, January 18, 2013
cnc foam hotwire - tjzoide Tube. Duration : 6.07 Mins.
Not much to this video as interesting as watching foam being cut :-). It is a recording - real time of the hotwire cnc machine under control of the tjzoide CNC foam cutting software in action. At the end of the video a few other parts that were cut before are presented together. This is a fuselage for an F86 sabre in progress. The F16ish in my other videos was also made with this software/machine combination. The software is now available. www.tjzoide.com
Not much to this video as interesting as watching foam being cut :-). It is a recording - real time of the hotwire cnc machine under control of the tjzoide CNC foam cutting software in action. At the end of the video a few other parts that were cut before are presented together. This is a fuselage for an F86 sabre in progress. The F16ish in my other videos was also made with this software/machine combination. The software is now available. www.tjzoide.com
Tabletop Hotwire Foam Cutter Review
on Friday, December 28, 2012
Tabletop Hotwire Foam Cutter Review Video Clips. Duration : 8.07 Mins.
rcFoamFighters Amazon Store tools: astore.amazon.com Table Top Hotwire Info: www.marvy.com BLOG LINK: rcfoamfighters.com rcFoamFighters review on the Marvy Uchida Hotwire Foam Cutter Includes Equipment features EPP foam cutting demonstration Opinions, Rating, and information on price and where to get one.
rcFoamFighters Amazon Store tools: astore.amazon.com Table Top Hotwire Info: www.marvy.com BLOG LINK: rcfoamfighters.com rcFoamFighters review on the Marvy Uchida Hotwire Foam Cutter Includes Equipment features EPP foam cutting demonstration Opinions, Rating, and information on price and where to get one.
Hotwire demonstration
on Monday, December 3, 2012
Hotwire demonstration Video Clips. Duration : 3.50 Mins.
More info: www.rcexplorer.se How I do to cut out a flying wing
More info: www.rcexplorer.se How I do to cut out a flying wing
cutting foam flying wings with hotwire cutter
on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
cutting foam flying wings with hotwire cutter Video Clips. Duration : 3.72 Mins.
Hotwire cutting foam parts.
on Saturday, November 10, 2012
Hotwire cutting foam parts. Tube. Duration : 1.98 Mins.
Here we are cutting a 65" thick block of Styrofoam. Then we are pulling the parts out.
Here we are cutting a 65" thick block of Styrofoam. Then we are pulling the parts out.
Tippi Hot-Wire Foam Cutter (Retaining Brick Walls)
on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Tippi Hot-Wire Foam Cutter (Retaining Brick Walls) Tube. Duration : 9.98 Mins.
The Tippi Hot-Wire Foam Cutter is an essential tool. It is ideal for adding life like detail to your scenery project. It is lightweight and agile, making it easy to sculpt rivers, streams, ditches, mountain sides,brick retaining walls,bridges, and many other scenery and foam figures. Visit bigcityhobbies.com for more life like scenery and foam cutting tips. To purchase your Original Tippi Foam Cutter visit bigcityhobbies.com
The Tippi Hot-Wire Foam Cutter is an essential tool. It is ideal for adding life like detail to your scenery project. It is lightweight and agile, making it easy to sculpt rivers, streams, ditches, mountain sides,brick retaining walls,bridges, and many other scenery and foam figures. Visit bigcityhobbies.com for more life like scenery and foam cutting tips. To purchase your Original Tippi Foam Cutter visit bigcityhobbies.com
DIY Hot-Wire Power Supply (Vid 2 of 2)
on Thursday, September 20, 2012
DIY Hot-Wire Power Supply (Vid 2 of 2) Video Clips. Duration : 9.75 Mins.
This is video 2 of 2 in my short series showing you how to build your own inexpensive, reliable, and safe power supply for heating the hot-wire for your foam-cutting equipment. Here is the parts list for items used in this build: MUST HAVE ITEMS: From Radio Shack... Enclosure (8"x6"x3", #270-1809) Transformer (25.2v, 2 amp, #273-1512B) Bind Post (#274-661) Banana Plugs (#274-721) From Lowes... Lutron Dimmer Switch (#D-600PH-DK) Nuts and bolts, or rivets for mounting components Additionally... An old AC power cord (2 or 3 prong) with appropriate plug Optional Parts I Recommend (from Radio Shack) Fuse Holder (#270-364) Fuse (250 volt, 2 amp, #270-1023) 120 volt Neon Lamp (#272-0704) For more information on this project, tune in to TheCrashCast podcast (in iTunes, or at www.TheCrashCast.com), episode #82. EDIT: A lot of people are sending me emails asking me technical questions about this design. Please note that I am NOT an electrical engineer and my knowledge in this area is quite limited. Following are the links to information that I based my design on: www.instructables.com www.charlesriverrc.org www.utahflyers.org Now if you want a power supply with LOTS of power, and have the savvy to build it, then I highly recommend your building one of these: www.nsrca.org I have one of these and use it for all of my wire lengths about 28".
This is video 2 of 2 in my short series showing you how to build your own inexpensive, reliable, and safe power supply for heating the hot-wire for your foam-cutting equipment. Here is the parts list for items used in this build: MUST HAVE ITEMS: From Radio Shack... Enclosure (8"x6"x3", #270-1809) Transformer (25.2v, 2 amp, #273-1512B) Bind Post (#274-661) Banana Plugs (#274-721) From Lowes... Lutron Dimmer Switch (#D-600PH-DK) Nuts and bolts, or rivets for mounting components Additionally... An old AC power cord (2 or 3 prong) with appropriate plug Optional Parts I Recommend (from Radio Shack) Fuse Holder (#270-364) Fuse (250 volt, 2 amp, #270-1023) 120 volt Neon Lamp (#272-0704) For more information on this project, tune in to TheCrashCast podcast (in iTunes, or at www.TheCrashCast.com), episode #82. EDIT: A lot of people are sending me emails asking me technical questions about this design. Please note that I am NOT an electrical engineer and my knowledge in this area is quite limited. Following are the links to information that I based my design on: www.instructables.com www.charlesriverrc.org www.utahflyers.org Now if you want a power supply with LOTS of power, and have the savvy to build it, then I highly recommend your building one of these: www.nsrca.org I have one of these and use it for all of my wire lengths about 28".
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