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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    You could also try Easy Composites - they do low viscosity infusion resins with a variety of timed hardeners, which I've used for vacuum infusion projects - the resin needs to be thin for that as you...
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    The epoxy came today, only ordered it yesterday...nice!! Anyway, got it out of the box and gave it a shake to see how viscous it was. Not too bad and should pour quite nicely. I'm going to...
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    A 5mm layer of epoxy isn't going to generate enough heat to warm up a big chunk of metal far enough to generate any problems. Don't wait too long before pouring it though as it will generate heat in...
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    I've used a fair bit of epoxy (usually thickened, though) for various boat repairs in the past and I can confirm that it is exothermic from personal experience. Fine in a wide, shallow, container but...
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    Are you going to make a moat between the two rails so that they will be both at the same level, also the epoxy will rise up at the edges so make sure you have a wide enough flat plane to mount the...
  6. Re: Advice on Mammoth CNC Router Build - Steel Framed - 2440mm x 1220mm cutting area!

    Eddy You might have seen this before there is no problem with the thickness of the epoxy Jonathan and I have used it I think Dean uses some sort of epoxy putty which is stiffer, he has explained...
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    Re: Tool Life Expectations?

    Eddy - I am pretty sure the description for the Supermario-au seller was that the cutters were coming form China - will doublecheck....
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    Yep - definitely China but also some from the same shop...
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    Looking good Eddy!! This is inspiring me to pull my finger out and get on with my build. I've not done any electrical bits or welding now for weeks as I just don't seem to have the time either at...
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    Missed this.! . . Coming on nice Eddy. .:encouragement:
  10. Re: Linear Profile Bearings - Clatter Noise, Maintenance?

    yes just lithium grease will be fine.

    Here's Vid SBC - YouTube
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Planning and getting things together

    Your frame is looking great Eddy. Well done, you now seem to be well on your way to having a very nice and well thought out machine. G.
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    I agree, that is a very nice looking frame, in fact this is turning out to be one of the best build threads. The earlier posts discussing the electrical side of the build have been really useful and...
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    Very nice Eddy
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    BUILD LOG: Re: Ready Steady Eddy

    That is looking like one very sturdy frame. Very nice
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    Re: foam cnc carver- deep z axis - 4x4 bed

    Hi, I use Kingspan or a copy at least. The freezer density K-span is about the same density as blue modelling styrene. I tend not to use is as I found the freezer density foam board had air particles...
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    eBay: Re: This is more like it.

    When Robot Programmers get bored - YouTube
  17. BUILD LOG: Re: Sturdy and Fast all Steel CNC , my first build

    I am still waiting for a friend to bring me around new year the laser cut parts. Will solder, epoxy, mount rails and paint. In that order.

    Let me explain. This machine exactly i am making for a...
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    Sticky: Re: List of CAD/CAM Software

    Hi Eddycurrent

    I am very happy with Aspire - try the demo version, you can only output Gcode for some prebuilt examples but apart from
    that its fully functional, seems to be a good responsive...
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    eBay: Re: KB Aluminium Profile Supplies

    Hi Eddy,

    Prices are including all applicable taxes etc. So all the prices listed are those that you pay, no hidden costs.

    Obviously postage would have to be added where applicable (due to...
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    eBay: Re: KB Aluminium Profile Supplies

    Hi Eddy,

    Yes, I actually forgot to mention that discounts are available. They will depend on the items required and how many but I will certainly do my best. I do the same for the guys over at...
  21. Re: CSMIO/IP-M vs Ethernet SmoothStepper (Begone foul parallel port!)

    Eddy, If you haven't already seen it, i'd recommend having a look at the 'Auto Squaring' ESS thread on Warp9 (registration req'd as m_c mentioned above): Forum

    The new beta plugin for the ESS on...
  22. Re: looking for some well featured cad software around £100

    I use Inventor Fusion 2013 to convert solid model formats, it's no longer supported but the download link is still there on autodesk's website, 1st link in the last but one paragraph -

    Autodesk...
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    Re: JOG IT Pendant

    Quote - Eddycurrent "What's wrong with these ?" Mach 3 cnc pendant | eBay .

    Hi - Eddycurrent. I only just got round to fitting this pendant. Although a little flimsy in build quality/durability. I...
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    3D design software

    Has anyone tried the DesignSpark 3D software from RS?

    Download from here

    Looks like SketchUp on steroids!
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    Re: MDF or ply?

    The foamex is a relatively strong material when supported. It's lightweight which is why it's used for shop signs ect I used a scrap piece to just scratch the surface when doing jobs, to let me see...
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