I'm in seguin, just west on I-10 from you.... i'm building my machine now, so i dont have anything running just yet... you can see what i do have thus far at.....
off the wall nooobie design ideas
I am new to this site. Been reading for a few weeks now and have decided I HAVE to build a router. I am looking for anyone within say 200 or so miles of Houston who would be willing to give a personal tour of the machine they built. I have not decided what size of which design to build. I would just like to see one in person.
Dwayne
I'm in seguin, just west on I-10 from you.... i'm building my machine now, so i dont have anything running just yet... you can see what i do have thus far at.....
off the wall nooobie design ideas
Grizzly X3, CNC Fusion Ballscrew kit, 3 500oz-in bipolar steppers, 3 203v Gecko's, Linear power supply from Hubbard CNC, Mach 3, BOBcad Pro Art V22, Rhino.
Greenville, northeast of Dallas
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"If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy"
-RedGreen show.
Project5k - 4'x8' steel frame router...I would call that ambitious. That is something in my futrue I hope. I look forward to seeing it completed.
Joe2000che - Your post were some of the first I read here, Spent an entire Sunday morning reading it all and was very impressed. The fact that you did all the work and then shared for free, I think that states alot for your character. I have downloaded your drawings but at present all I can do with them is look at them.
Massajamesb - I looked back and saw that you built a torch cutter. That is something that looks like it would work for us at the shop. I will have to hit my boss up for the funds and time to put something together.
I would love to see something running. If anyone wants to give a tour let me know. I am off and at home most weekends when the seae are too rough to go out.
Dwayne
Also have a router and mill in the works.
(Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)
"If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy"
-RedGreen show.
i actually ended up scaling mine down to a 3'x3' working area... hey joe, any chance i could make a field trip and see what you got?
Grizzly X3, CNC Fusion Ballscrew kit, 3 500oz-in bipolar steppers, 3 203v Gecko's, Linear power supply from Hubbard CNC, Mach 3, BOBcad Pro Art V22, Rhino.
massajamesb - We have a Enco mill/drill at work. I have been there for about 4 yrs now and have seen it used maybe 5 times. I am trying to buy it from them so I can make some parts then eventually convert to CNC. I am waiting for the owner to decide if he wants to let it go or not. So far not much luck. It would be a nice little machine to start some mill work with. Are you doing a full size mill?
project5k - 3x3? Right now I think the biggest I can see in my future would be something that will cut 2'3""x4'. That would be 1/2 sheet of the material I am using. I would really like to see the Joecnc2006r-2, of all the MDF designs I have seen here I think I like his the best so far.
No. I am shooting for a smaller Grizzly mill right now, then maybe a bigger one later. All depends on what I can horse trade for
Not to mention I have two Hobbycnc boards laying around left over from my torch table, gotta use them on something, right?
(Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)
"If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy"
-RedGreen show.
At this point I would take any small mill to play with. Since finding this site I decided that I HAVE to build a CNC something before I die...LOL. I just figured a router would be the most versatile for me right now.
I have built a small router, and am having lots of fun with it. Located in Lufkin but won't be home until Wed (work offshore). Let me know if you want to come by.
Den-Den I sent you a PM
Dwayne