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| construction started with the Z axis last night Well I started with the z axis last night after making a find at princess auto and a stop at the local plastics shop for some off cuts to play with the large pic is realy big be careful http://www.bobcat.ca/stuff/cnc/DSCF0001.JPG ans here is some more http://www.bobcat.ca/stuff/cnc I haven't remove the paper from the acric yet but I was pretty happy the the burnishing cam out one of the pics you can see the treads I cut in Last edited by broncosis; 06-15-2004 at 06:59 PM. |
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| Wowsers that's a biggun! I didin't wait for ti to load, but it is waaay off of my screen, any chance you could re-size it a bit! |
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| For those playing with a 56K handicap this is a resized pic... |
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| IE will resize them once they are down loaded but the are just over a meg I have my bandwidth kinda maxed right now try again in about a hour sorry I'll resize some more later I don't like to waste the goodness my camera produces |
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| Is that Lexan you are using? |
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| no it is acrilic I wish lexan was as easy to find ![]() not super strong but I had to start building it was a scrap I grabbed while I was at the plastics shop I was at the welling shopp looks like I may have some scrap aluminum for this piece next week and I have my 1" round bar and my 1" angle for my x and y but I scored thoose rails and wanted to see how sturdy they would be with something mounted up here is the pic that shows the threads there a a bigger on that show it better on the site in the first post well I burnished the edges just for the sake of making look perty until it gets used the first time Last edited by broncosis; 06-15-2004 at 07:49 PM. |
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| Acrylic eh? I take it you will be cutting balsa or light ply with your machine. I guess it will suffice for that, but if you crash the router into a fixture, then you could have a loaded router jumping around the bench, spinning at 30000rpm. I am not trying to put you off, but please be aware of the dangers if the acrylic should snap. Keep postin' them pictures though |
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| I know the dangers and I plan on replacing it with something more sturdy down the road I just happen to have a piece of acrilic the right size just needed holes drilled |
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| Broncosis, have you made any more prgress on your prjoect?
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| not Really No I just started work at a plce that build CNC machines making prosteics so my new parts availabillity has thrown me back in to the design phaze and when I get these next 2 machine done at work they I willl have a couple of Minutes to think about it but the z axis is going to grow some what useing some left over thompson berrings that we are no longer using and I plan on using a THK knock off type bearing made by INA and maybe even some real nice ball screws |
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