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    immanent divorce build

    To set the tone. I became interested in CNC a year ago when i started flying rc planes. Since then i managed to get a laser cutter at work and that was not enough. I need soothing at home lol. I was unable to find 17k so i went this route. I convinced my wife that it would only take 800$ to build this machine. so far im in 1200$ haha. I purchased a cut kit from joe himself and im purchasing the hobbycnc pro BOB and 3 steppers at 300oz. Soon as the kit arrives ill post pics and progress. I hope to have many comments to keep me from spending to much more. I would like to stay married .. To be honest im not sure i can pull this off. I have no choice now haha.


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    While im waiting on my parts to arrive, what do people use for there end mills. Im trying to cut foam (aka depron and blucore) and light ply and balsa. I have not order any cutting head yet and think its time to pick a couple to get started.


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    I never asked how long shipping takes. I fugure 3 weeks from other post. I feel like its christmass night.


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    Well at least if you get divorced you will still have the machine

    As for end mills I normally cut MDF, plywood, cutting board plastic and foam core (sign material) with upcut bits from Whiteside tools.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason Marsha View Post
    Well at least if you get divorced you will still have the machine

    As for end mills I normally cut MDF, plywood, cutting board plastic and foam core (sign material) with upcut bits from Whiteside tools.

    Jason
    Sounds good ill order 1 or 2 and give them a shot. I think this might work http://www.woodworkerswholesale.com/...p/vx01230l.htm, what do you think?
    Last edited by nego_0; 02-09-2010 at 11:09 AM.


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    Thumbs up

    www.discount-tools.com has low cost endmills that work very well

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    Quote Originally Posted by nego_0 View Post
    Sounds good ill order 1 or 2 and give them a shot. I think this might work http://www.woodworkerswholesale.com/...p/vx01230l.htm, what do you think?
    Those vortex bits are a little pricey but give them a shot and see how they work.


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    MLCS woodworking has solid carbide spiral upcut bits for a lot less. I've used them quite a bit and they work well.

    If you are "trying" stuff, why don't you spend 1/2 as much and buy twice as many

    Here's the link http://www.mlcswoodworking.com/shops...iral_up_anchor



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    Thank you for all replies. Still waiting on shippment, this is the longest wait ever but i know it will be worth it. Joe if you reading this, send me an update on how its going.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason Marsha View Post
    Well at least if you get divorced you will still have the machine

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    1/2 of a machine


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    Quote Originally Posted by AlbertaClipper View Post
    1/2 of a machine
    HAHA thats no joke. Could be worse i would get the table she would take the Leadscrews and steppers haha.


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    Well thank you joe!! He has shipped my machine today!! I cant wait to start this build. Im sure there will be a ton of questions on this build, but here i go in the unkown.


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