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Hi Ollie
Try These, Boyan seems to think there the mutt's nut's
http://www.cable-tracks.com/
Regards
Mike

Not sure if you're referring to me as a bottom-feeder
absolutely not

I was trying to find out who it was but it's done through an agency and they don't disclose it

If your Ally is of reasonable cross section so it doesn't bend then temprature is not a problem it's still going to be flat and that tolerance over 1500mm is as good as any precision straight edge...

The epoxy goes on the rail mounting surface, the guy in the video is using the ally profile as a reference, dont like this unless it's been machined to be flat, you should be using a precision...

Most people just use the standard box section, if you are welding there will be distortion you can reduce this somewhat by just stitch welding it, doesn't have to be full weld. the distortion in the...

Hi B3
Welcome to the forum
The first rule of any build is not to buy any of the electrics until you have everything designed in CAD/Sketchup. then offer it up for the guys to look over, they will...

Very nice Wal :thumsup:

Bloody hell Dean.: Welcome back from the dead
+1

[QUOTE=JoeHarris;98003]Honestly mate those pieces do not need CNC?! Just a drill press and a saw. I would spend you money on a bandsaw and a drill press which you will need later anyway and tell...

Hi Paul
Welcome to the forum.
The thought of actually building can seem daunting.
If you post in the FREELANCE JOBS AND REQUESTS section, someone might might be able to help.
Kindest Regards
Mike

Me to

This build has to be one of the best shown on the forum and i know all the guys really appreciate the time and effort you have put into your video links.
Regards
Mike

Thought this might be of interest...

Looks like annealed brass flat bar, you should be able to bend it OK.
Mike

I always reduce the OD before screw cutting(H/8 in that link) then touch the tool on the OD, zero the dials and cut as mentioned earlier using the ofset topslide for infeed, if i have a lot to do i...

Just went to the web page copied the address and pasted it,not put many attachments into posts but think it's in the tools menu .
Mike

Should be ok cutting dry, will tend to clog if you use something oil based.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10pcs-6mm-Tungsten-Head-Carbide-Burrs-For-Rotary-Drill-Die

Don't know if a Dremel would be upto the job anyway, we used 6mm shank burr.
Mike

Dial bore mic's are expensive and you still have to check them with gauge so in all honesty i don't think its a very good investment unless you pick up something cheap on ebay.
with spring loaded...

Hi
Fred Lee @ https://www.aliexpress.com/store/314742..
Also have a look at the Hobby Milling Machines thread, if your intended requirement is machining ally you would better suited with a proper...

Hi Dandy
welcome to the forum
Please do as instructed, and have a look @ some build logs, you will learn what is involved in constructing something that is going to be rigid enough to do what is...

welcome to the forum,
just a word regarding the availability of a decent off the shelf CNC machine.
Not all, but the majority of available machines are not a very good investment.
There are guys...

Nice build Tom.
Thanks for posting
Mike

Hi Steve
Do you have a faceplate for your lathe ?
Mike