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I came to the zone because I’m building a 4 X 8 router. Just spending time here keeps putting distractions in front of me. I really could use a good digitizing arm, and on, and on, and on, ……………….
Gary
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3 Axis CNC Routers
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I came to the zone because I’m building a 4 X 8 router. Just spending time here keeps putting distractions in front of me. I really could use a good digitizing arm, and on, and on, and on, ……………….
Gary
I'm really interested in the Taig 2019, CNC 4-axis later. I live in North MD and would like to know if there are any in my neighborhood to see...
Well i would have to say all of the above sir.
(Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management)
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I am going to try to convert my raytech shaw faceting machine to a cnc faceting machine, who knows it might even work.
Rotary engraver/mill.
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Last edited by Egar Twins; 03-08-2005 at 12:09 PM. Reason: hello
re: What are my primary machinery interests... For now, 3-axis mill, and lathe to work in stanless and other hard metals for modern jewelry design.
WOW Kenton, how could you wear that as jewelery?
Is that a Hells angels knuckle duster?
Last edited by ynneb; 03-10-2005 at 09:59 PM.
Being outside the square !!!
Should have explained better. This pendant started out as two stainless manifolds (for lab use). I added some crystal beads, hematite and sterling. I just purchased a cylindrical chain that fits well and will epoxy right into each inlet tube. This early photo doesn't show its mirror finish. I'll send you another pic.
-kpf
My current project is a rotary mill. It is more like a lathe with controllable Z axis.
Y, Z and A axes only. Gantry style, but there is no X axis.
This site does seem to be to be primarily used by builders. As I have only been using CNC's for five years I cant imagine the degree of difficulty involved in building a machine. But who knows twenty years down the road. Oh well back to the books.........By the way as for the vote, So far I ve just been using Mills and lathes(manual and CNC.)
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