That's a monster for a wooden machine, thanks for the link. Hopefully they have a video of it in action.
Jason
This is not a DIY machine, just showing that good/commercial machines can be made from wood..
German company Epple, a traditional maker of woodworking benches, also offers a cnc router made completely from laminated european beech. It is a cantileved design with INA slides, this allows full access to the table like a workbench. Of course it has a big footprint..
Rapid speeds are not given unfortunately and neither is the drive system. It looks like servos to my eyes and rack and pinion on the X and Y axis. Ball Screw on Z.
Link to PDF with pictures:
http://www.holz-cnc-epple.de/ho-cnc-100.pdf
I think they use the material they are most comfortable with. Not unlike us mere hobbyists building wooden machines...
That's a monster for a wooden machine, thanks for the link. Hopefully they have a video of it in action.
Jason
I don't know of a video, but here's another article about it (in german):
http://www.fh-ulm.de/Fachbereiche/Ma...sch/epple.html
For English (sortof), go to www.babelfish.altavista.com and paste in the link http://www.fh-ulm.de/Fachbereiche/Ma...sch/epple.html . Hope this helps.Originally Posted by keyne
Sort of is right. I did that last night.![]()
Gerry
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woah. that thing is a albatross if ever there was one!
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This thing makes my elephant look like an anorexic super model.
Steve
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