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Hi everyone, My first post.....woot! ![]() I started the build last weekend using the "latest" plans on the JGRO thread. I'll be using an Easy-CNC 3axis controler with a power relay for the router. I'm going to get the steppers from Anaheimautomation to pickup 3 24Y504S-LW8 432oz/in. For starters I am going with 3/8 - 16 Allthread with HDPE anti-backlash nuts. This will be my first table CNC. I currently have a "PhlatPrinter" for cutting foam and thin ply. One thing I have figured out while building this machine is my wood working skills have gone to heck.....my wood shop coach would be really unhappy with me....it's ugly.....really ugly..... Matthew |
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| Another note: I'm using Mach3 (I purchased the full version last year) to run the G-Code but I need a good program to generate G-Code. Do you all know of anything, other than PhlatCode, that will create G-Code within Sketchup? I've gotten used to using it but I have ACAD as well so I can create DXF or DWG if needed and get G-Code from there. |
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| Just got the bearings in the mail! I decided to get angleiron rather than aluminim since my local HW store just has 1.5x1.4x.125 aluminium. The angleiron is 1.25x1.25x.125 whicj is what we need. I did find that the Z-Axis bearing block slots are too close together.....drat.....I'm cuting them again.... |
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| Just ordered the Steppers: http://www.kelinginc.net/KL23H276-30-8A.pdf Great deal....I hope 282OZ/IN will be enough! |
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| Got the UHMW in the mail today and completed all of teh adjustment blocks. This was much butter than trying to drill and tap MDF. I also completed the Z-Axis bearings. That angle iron is tough to tap but man you can really torque the bolts in it! |
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| Here are some pictures. Shown are the Z Gantry bearings, all of the UHMW bearing blocks (and the system I used on the drill press to keep all of them centered), The new steppers all wired (Bipolar Series), and the crummy Gantry back plate I cut.....oh well...it's not pretty but it should work. I should have the gantry completed this week. |
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