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Old 01-07-2010, 11:05 AM
 
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Hi everyone, I'm Trey. I came across the Joe's 06 a few years back, and wanted to build one then. I kinda dismissed it, but the urge is back. I have never used a CNC machine before, let alone built one.

I am considering this for the electronics...

http://www.xylotex.com/Econo3AxSpecial.htm

Will probably upgrade to 5 start lead screws, and anti backlash.

The plan for the machine right now is mostly going to be balsa and light plywood. I also found some clocks many years back that I wanted to build, so maybe some of those too.

Looks like I am going to have a lot of questions. I will probably be starting this around the first part of Feb. Tax returns!
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I think the Xylotex is underpowered for 5 start screws. I'd recommend a G540 if you'll be using those screws.

And I do have a Xylotex on my machine.
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Would you say this is probably a better setup then?

http://homanndesigns.com/store/index...products_id=90
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I went with the probotix kits
http://www.probotix.com/3_axis_stepp...or_driver_kit/

they have been very helpful and prompt with delivery. I had one of their stepper drivers go bad and they sent me a new one the next day FREE to replace it.

I am using 1/2 5 start lead screws from McMaster-Carr and the rest of the hardware from Dumpstercnc leadnuts couplers and collars. with this setup I have had tremendous luck.
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Originally Posted by trey View Post

The plan for the machine right now is mostly going to be balsa and light plywood.
Balsa and light plywood....are you planning on cutting rc airplanes?
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Balsa and light plywood....are you planning on cutting rc airplanes?
If made out of balsa and light plywood he may be able to cut paper.
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Originally Posted by MyCattMaxx View Post
If made out of balsa and light plywood he may be able to cut paper.
I think he meant the machine will be purposed to cut balsa and light ply not be built out of those materials....
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Originally Posted by yakker View Post
Balsa and light plywood....are you planning on cutting rc airplanes?
THat's what it sounds like to me as well.
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