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| ebay Router in Germany http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...gename=rvi:1:1 Just thought, you router Guys might like to see this one! ![]() Konrad |
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| Here are a few picture of this machine, looks really nice. |
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| another |
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| last one |
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| That is so cute
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| Is that 8020 extrusion? If so, then this looks very easy to build. -- Chuck Knight |
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| mmmmmmmmmmmmm Whats the bar thickness on that.?? Looks about 16mm on all axis Not a bad machine... Glen |
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Nothing is easy to build, hehe. It is all the same, I start working on something and there comes one problem and while I think of a solution I need to have the tools to help me with going for the solution, and then I cannot find the right tools or they are out of my reach/pocket/time line. I dont wish things to be easy, I hope to have enough strenght to go all the way through. Konstantin. |
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| I don't know any information on it, I just got some pics of it from the guy who builds it. He can be contacted at hoffifun (AT) teleos-web.de |
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| Re: mmmmmmmmmmmmm
"Die Linearführungen bestehen aus ( Z+Y Achse ) 16 mm Stahlwellen" hope it helps /W |
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Regardless, assuming that this is 8020 extrusion, this is a super simple construct. The linear bearings for the X and Z axes are a stock item from 8020, too. The Y seems to use bushings...also a cheap and adequate solution. Motor mounts look modular, too, which means this machine can be tricked out, if you want.
This router is actually a pretty nice construct...remember that complicated is easy, but simple takes genius. Whoever designed this one, was good! -- Chuck Knight |
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| Right were does it come from? Who are they and what do they sell? And do they have an outlet in the UK who make/distribute it? In an ideal world i am looking at this type of bed http://www.xenonresearch.com/ Great build the xenon machine if youve never seen it please have a look. Cheers Glen Southend On Sea Essex UK |
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