His initial version uses an Arduino with stepper drivers, and is designed to fit onto the end of a 60mm arm of a standard 3-axis CNC, so technically it’s a 3+2 axis CNC.

A 5-axis CNC machine has five axes: X, Y, Z, A, and B, with the A and B axes being rotary axes that allow the machine to rotate around the X and Y axes.

[Sebastian] and [Stefan Shütz] had a ISEL EP1090 CNC machine at home, sitting unused, and they decided to bring it to life. With pretty good mechanical specs, this CNC looked promising – alas… ...

This is my little Arduino nano to parallel TB6560 cnc driver board project. Started some time ago using a red TB6560 4-axis board (before that i had an green 3-axis TB6560). At the moment the TB6560 ...

An interesting Arduino project has been published to the Instructables website showing how an Arduino CNC shield and controller has been used to create an awesome 3 axis Arduino CNC plotter. The ...

In the cnc world there is support to make an extra axis .. To make a rotary tool in a flat bed cnc for example.. Would it be possible to add an extra axis to make it possible to travel between beds in ...

G-code program was executed through UGS to run two 2.6 kg-cm stepper motors for motion along x and y-axis direction via drivers incorporated on the GRBL-Arduino controller. These stepper motors were ...

The proprietary control of CNC machines results in the inability to control and enhance inputs because the program codes cannot be modified owing to their distribution by vendors in the compiled form.