I could be wrong but I think that the cnczone software automatically creates the thumbnails. Post and we'll find out.
Chris
Hello to all. I'm finally started my first build. I've been lurking in here and learning for about three years untill the funds built up, and I can now proudly proclaim...I KNOW IT ALL!...reality check! Seriously, I have learned a lot from everyone who has posted their builds here and from a lot of websites linked from here. My machine is going to be a compilation of what I think is the best of what everyeone else has done...I like "Joes 2006" torsion box and "Patricks" rails and V groove bearings for starters. I plan to give credit where it is due as I progress thru this so every one can see how I arrived at the final results. I have the entire project done in AutoCAD but I won't post it untill I have permission from the idea originators.
My first question is how do I post the pictures I have as the thumbnails I see other people using? I have about 15 pictures already but I don't want to overload the thread.
If you're are wondering how I arrived with a name like "MISTRESS BUILD" it was actually named by my wife of 37 years. She wants to know how she is going to compete with something that runs by computer and makes widgets?
Lastly for this post...If you see me doing something that might be a problem...Pipe up!!...
I could be wrong but I think that the cnczone software automatically creates the thumbnails. Post and we'll find out.
Chris
On second thought...
When you post a reply, scroll down to the Additional Options menu and click on Manage Attachments. It will let you browse for files to attach. The files should be 1024x768 pixel or less. You can attach 6 files at a time, but you can do that a few times before submitting the post if you need to. It also gives a list of file types and sizes.
CarveOne
CarveOne
http://www.carveonecncwoodcraft.com
OK I'll try the first 6 just see how this works.
Greg
Hey! Not to shabby! Now to add captions explaining what I'm doing in the pix.
This is hillarious! For a living I use 6 figure software to program 1/2 million dollar multi-axis machines and I'm just figuring out how to post to a forum.
CNCZONE created the thumbnails automatically
CarveOne
http://www.carveonecncwoodcraft.com
Back again! I had to break off for a small "Honey Do" project...no way was I goingto spend almost $400 for bases for a washer and dryer. Anyway I had a heck of time with the "X" rails. It took me two nights to get them lined up and the gantry was still binding in spots. Then I damaged one by dropping a hammer on it. So I tried using steel angle...more drilling...more TRYING to align everything. Then that little voice in the back of the head says 'Hey! I betcha your crushing the plywood when you tighten the bolts. Sure enough a few checks with verniers and I found out I was + almost .030
More head scratchin' brought me to sandwich the rails together on one side of the plywood and used a torque wrench to 20ft/lbs now I'm + .004Rolls smoother than a newborns....
' been busy...got a little more done. Question for the group. Seeing that my gantry is totally enclosed, should I provide ventilation holes? How hot do these motors get? I got the whole packedge from Keling...they are the 425oz.
Greg
I can only get one picture to upload tonight. I'll have to see what's wrong with the rest of them
I guess this 'puter is gonna bust my chops tonight. Here's a few more!
Looks good and interesting great pics I am looking forward to seeing more..
Lou
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/diy-cnc_router_table_machines/140832-new_fla-100_kit_build.html