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Probotix Nebula - Progress
Two weeks ago I made the plunge and placed an Order for a Probotix Nebula CNC with the following options.
- Spindle/Router Mount: 80mm
- Z Touch-off Puck: Included
- Spindle: 80mm Air Cooled Spindle
- Dust Collection: Dust Boot
- Threaded Inserts and Table Grid: Included
- Keyboard/Mouse/Monitor Arm: Included
- 12 pc ER-20 Collet Set
This will be my first CNC and I'm very excited to get started. The current expected ship date is early next week.
I have also purchased VCarve Pro and I'm slowly making progress in understanding the basic functions.
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Re: Probotix Nebula - Progress
Finished the Stand.
Unfinished
Stained
Re: Probotix Nebula - Progress
Bought a couple of End Mill sets from Amana Tools, which I hope will be enough for the time being. ....definitely a major expense that I had not initially included in my budget.
(10) pc. 1/2" Shank General Purpose
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Re: Probotix Nebula - Progress
I've been needing a dust collector for a while now, but so far I was able to get by with just a shop vac and a cyclone. Went ahead and bought a HF dust collector and a super dust deputy.
Not completed yet.
What did you use to connect the motor to the super dust deputy? That black pipe?
Originally Posted by DG_TX
I've been needing a dust collector for a while now, but so far I was able to get by with just a shop vac and a cyclone. Went ahead and bought a HF dust collector and a super dust deputy.
Not completed yet.
Re: Probotix Nebula - Progress
Sorry for the late reply. Yes, the dust deputy included the plastic black pipe piece that I installed directly to the dust collector.
Re: Probotix Nebula - Progress
Completed a couple weeks ago.
However after doing a couple of small projects, I've come to the conclusion that a CNC is not for me. I learning curve is a bit steeper than I expected and I do not have the time to invest in learning the machine properly. I have it up for sale if anyone is interested.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/newly-...43342-cnc.html
