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    This document presents a mini CNC machine made from e-waste that aims to teach people about how CNC systems and g-code work while reducing electronic waste. The machine uses plywood, three CD/DVD drives, one floppy drive, an Arduino board, and fasteners. It has advantages like explaining CNC systems simply, using outdated technologies for new purposes, low cost and ease of construction and transport. Potential applications include upgrading it for 3D printing and using it to teach students.

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    This document presents a mini CNC machine made from e-waste that aims to teach people about how CNC systems and g-code work while reducing electronic waste. The machine uses plywood, three CD/DVD drives, one floppy drive, an Arduino board, and fasteners. It has advantages like explaining CNC systems simply, using outdated technologies for new purposes, low cost and ease of construction and transport. Potential applications include upgrading it for 3D printing and using it to teach students.

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    Demonstration of Mini CNC Using E-Waste

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    Shagun Sharma
    This document presents a mini CNC machine made from e-waste that aims to teach people about how CNC systems and g-code work while reducing electronic waste. The machine uses plywood, three CD/DVD drives, one floppy drive, an Arduino board, and fasteners. It has advantages like explaining CNC systems simply, using outdated technologies for new purposes, low cost and ease of construction and transport. Potential applications include upgrading it for 3D printing and using it to teach students.

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    DEMONSTRATION OF MINI

    CNC USING E-WASTE


    Presented by
    Group VI

    INTRODUCTION
    This is the project for anybody that wants to
    learn more about how a standard CNC system
    and g-code works.
    It is a statement towards our current state of
    technology driven waste because the device is
    made from outdated technologies including a
    floppy disk drive and two standard CD/DVD
    drives from an old PC.

    MATERIALS USED

    Plyboard
    3 CD/DVD drives
    1 floppy drive
    Arduino board
    Fasteners

    MECHANICAL STRUCTURE

    CURRENT PROGRESS

    ADVANTAGES
    Briefly explains working of CNC
    systems
    Showing latest technologies using
    outdated technologies
    Easy to handle and transport
    Easy and cheap to construct
    Reducing E-waste

    APPLICATIONS
    It can be upgraded to 3D printing
    2-Dimensional drawing can be done
    Easier method of explanation of new
    technology to students in school &
    colleges

    THANK YOU

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