3 Axis CNC router

[JoeHarris]

Nice work Joe. You are doing all the right things and asking yourself the right kind of questions. Keep working through it and you'll have a box you can be proud of. Importantly you will be able to fault find or modify at a later date as you have kept it neat and have a wiring diagram to refer back to when you've forgotten what you did. I wish I had put wiring number tags on my cables and put labels on my diagram - something to think about

Thanks and yes I'll think about the labels, I have various colours too which should help...

[Clive S]

As usual Joe you don't disappoint it a big credit to you

[JoeHarris]

Mains power distribution in the control box is pretty much finished:

[Clive S]

Mains power distribution in the control box is pretty much finished:
https://youtu.be/sCbZAM9jLQc

Joe did I spot a fuse in the neutral!! if so I would take it out. You make it look so easy.

[Lee Roberts]

Looking sweet Joe,

Just so you know the correct format for your videos to show "in post" is like this:

However your not at all obliged to do anything if you prefer to just drop the link

[JoeHarris]

Looking sweet Joe,

Just so you know the correct format for your videos to show "in post" is like this:



However your not at all obliged to do anything if you prefer to just drop the link

Thanks Lee, I posted on Tapatalk and not sure how you do that on there?

[JoeHarris]

Joe did I spot a fuse in the neutral!! if so I would take it out. You make it look so easy.

Thanks Clive, I am using the double pole fuse holders that came with my cabinet but not using two fuses. Some pictures:

[Clive S]

Ok Joe that's fine but I had to pick it up because it is dangerous to fuse the _ve Good man.

[Lee Roberts]

Thanks Lee, I posted on Tapatalk and not sure how you do that on there?

You would need to insert a URL rather than paste just the link, then once its inserted change [url] to [video]...

Dont bother though Joe as its really not that big an issue :)

[JoeHarris]

Panel progress... estop working nicely (Despite temporarily shorting out the 24v supply and wondering what the squealing noise was..!)