Reply with QuoteSome progress today thanks to volunteers.
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Half of a water pan
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Some progress today thanks to volunteers.
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Not sure where this post came from.
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Last edited by SunDown242; 12-07-2015 at 11:33 AM.
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Been racking my brain trying to figure out slat supports. Something that doesn't include cutting, cleaning, and welding 150 pieces of angle iron. I think I got it.
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Seems to work.
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I was doing the same thing. I cut round bar for the sides but im going to cut and notch flat bar the same as you did for the center supports.
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I guess the pictures weren't that clear, I used 1.5x3/16 angle iron for slot holders.
Also, BLUE.
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One note, and I know someone here already had to do it twice. Welding up a water pan from scratch is a bad idea. Better off getting one bent somewhere, or better yet, make it a part of the table
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Table moves... One one axis at least for now. Out of money, out of time. Like the OP says, to be done by the end of the year.
At least I still have scrap metal, zip ties and Velcro.
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Stupid phone, pictures sideways.
Oh yeah, it was about $250 cheaper to get a Powermax 85 without the serial out + the serial upgrade board, than it was to buy one with the serial built in.
Should be here on Tuesday
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Been short on time, project deadline approaching. Learning software, not just mach3/sheetcam but autocad too, apparently these parts don't design themselves. Machine shop time tomorrow, making the x/z axis supports. Found some scrap yard parts again to help me out with the floating torch mount and x axis drag chain support... Expecting to cut out some Christmas presents just in time. The whole "no experience in any of this" thing is taking it's toll. Everything good so far, zero backlash on y axis, no springs + 75 cent scrap yard 5:1 gearheads.
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