Here you can purchase the m1 or the m2 variants of LM42P.

There are several ways to get these machines in DIY kits or ready-to-use.

Depending on your budget and your “Maker’s skills” you can choose what elements you need.

The m1 (variant 1 of LM42P) is like the m2, except that the junction block part doesn’t exist. Conversely, the bushing for the m1 is delivered and assembled as a DIY kit. The carbon attachment belongs to m1 only.

The power unit are the same for all machines. Only the TB6600 can be made by yourself. The Gecko has to be wired by professionals (for security reasons).

m1 :

• DIY kit (with material +190$) :
  •  bushing (already manufactured) ;
  •  housing :
    • drilled (+120$) ;
    • not drilled :
      •  drillator (+60$).
  •  building plan (+15$).
• ready-to-use (fully assembled) $540 ;
• accessories (already manufactured) :
  • rod (+70$) ;
  • adapter :
    • suction cup (+70$) :
      • screwdriver (+8$).
    • vac u lock (+50$) ;
    • pneumatic (+105$) ;
    • tenga plus (+75$).
  • fastening :
    • carbon attachment (+88$) :
      • silicone (+7$) ;
      • handle (+10$ two parts). 
    • mast (+45$) :
      • plate (+8$) ;
      • silicone (+10$) ;
      • handle (+8$) ;
      • screw (+9$ two parts) ;
      • hex key (+8$) ;
      • clamp (+18$).
    • building plate (+80$).
  • storage box (+250$).

m2 (variant 2 of LM42P) :

• DIY kit (with material +90$) :
  •  junction block (already aligned and glued +85$) ;
  •  housing :
    • drilled (+80$) ;
    • not drilled :
      •  drillator (+40$) ;
      •  tensionator (+40$) ;
  •  building plan (+25$).
• ready-to-use $480.
• accessories (already manufactured) :
  • rod (+70$) ;
  • adapter :
    • suction cup (+75$) :
      • nut driver (+8$).
    • vac u lock (+50$) ;
    • pneumatic (+105$) ;
    • tenga plus (+75$).
  • fastening :
    • mast (+45$) :
      • plate (+8$) ;
      • silicone (+10$) ;
      • handle (+8$) ;
      • screw (+9$ for two) ;
      • hex key (+8$) ;
      • clamp (+18$).
    • building plate (+80$).

 power unit  (m1/m2) :

• TB6600 :
  •  only materials :
    • esp32 (pre-programmed +15$) ;
    • Arduino uno (pre-programmed +20$) ;
    • power supply (+30$) ;
    • TB6000 ;
    • DC / DC converter (+10$) ;
    • socket, wires, miscellaneous (+15$)
    • housing :
      • 3d-print-file (+5$) ;
      • 3d-printed (+80$).
  • building plan (PDF +15$) which includes :
    • parts list ;
    • schematic ;
    • wiring instruction.
  • manufactured (+160$).
• Gecko (only manufactured +280$).

m1’s components

housing

bushing

junction block

m2’s components

housing

linear guide

block

idle pulley

motor

attachment

drillator

Because this machine is only produced in small series, the price is much higher than the average price of f-machines on the market. As long as it is not made in large series, the idea of selling it at its actual cost price is mission impossible. I know this machine is of high quality, and I think it’s a pity that few people can use it. More and more people ask me for the plans to make it themself.

That’s why I decided to put some manufacturing details online.

On the button below DIY you’ll find the information you need to build the m1. Five parts are dedicated to detail all the operations of realization. You will find respectively the plans for the Machine, the Electrical Part, the Fastening Components, the Accessories and the Wooden Storage Box.

This page is under construction, so it may not contain all the details yet. But come back from time to time to see the progress.

This page takes me a lot of time to write, it would be a great support if you could make a small donation for its realization by clicking on the PayPal logo below or by subscribing to my YouTube channel (unfortunately YouTube does not pay me any money because the content is sexual. That way, I will be all the more motivated to finish it quickly and it will allow me to know your interest in acquiring the plans of this machine.

Thank you a thousand times for your support!