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More information will be added here soon. In the meantime, a wealth of information and generous help await at the [http://shapeoko.com/forum/ ShapeOko forum]. | More information will be added here soon. In the meantime, a wealth of information and generous help await at the [http://shapeoko.com/forum/ ShapeOko forum]. | ||
The eShapeOko is based on the [http://shapeoko.com ShapeOko] by Edward Ford, and open-source project. The eShapeOko is designed by Cătălin Voinescu. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. | The eShapeOko is based on the [http://shapeoko.com ShapeOko] by Edward Ford, and open-source project. The eShapeOko is designed by Cătălin Voinescu. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. | ||
Revision as of 02:17, 29 July 2013
eShapeOko
The eShapeOko is an affordable three-axis desktop CNC milling machine. It is a clone of Edward Ford's tremendously successful ShapeOko, with some changes. Much of the low-cost aspect we owe to Bart Dring, who invented MakerSlide, a simple and inexpensive linear bearing system that doubles as structural support.
eShapeOko is sold in kit form. For now, only a Mechanical Kit is available. In addition to that, you need three or four stepper motors (depending on whether you chose the dual-Y upgrade), and the electronics to drive the motors.
Resources
EShapeOko Mechanical Kit Parts List
EShapeOko Assembly Instructions
More information will be added here soon. In the meantime, a wealth of information and generous help await at the ShapeOko forum.
The eShapeOko is based on the ShapeOko by Edward Ford, and open-source project. The eShapeOko is designed by Cătălin Voinescu. It is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license.