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I have also been on the look out but not found anything second hand.

This place sells them, not cheap though:-

http://www.engineeringsupplies.co.uk/tool-holders-easy-change-c-175.html?menu=1
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That's very funny because that's my wiki page! :) I am a member of rLab (http://rlab.org.uk) and I use the wiki page to document projects and stuff and hopefully "inspire" me to maybe finish some of...

If my previous post gave the impression that a hardware safety circuit is not needed and software is fine, then I apologise. That was not what I intended.

Trev - Your box looks great. Do you have...

My preference would be to have all parts in the case and not mounted to the door - Is there enough room to mount the powers supply on its side? Might give more room/options?
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Hey d-man, those curly bits are the windings of the stepper motor. So from your pic you would join the YEL and BLU together and the ORG and BRN. Then run the remaining 4 to your stepper driver.
I'm...

Hey Eddy,

Been away from the forum for a while and just reread your build. Really good stuff!

Just got myself a small workshop together (mill - lathe on the way) and starting to learn the ropes...

Not sure your link was right....

I managed to track the right one down though:-

https://plus.google.com/photos/101737127721690234218/albums/5649362857132315537?banner=pwa

Excellent pictures!

Do you have any more info on your truck build? I see from the photos it was a flat bed to begin with, did you make the living space at the back yourself? How is it constructed?
Sorry for the...

Wow, nice work. I love the truck!

My guess would be the software by this guy...?

http://jasondorie.com/page_cnc.html

In fact, seeing a link to his software was one of the first things that got me into cnc machines!

Nice job...

So I was making a nice little decorative wooden doo-dad for my brother's birthday at the start of the year. Computer told me it would take 90 minutes so I decided to step out and check back every 10...

Hello everyone,

I have a surplus of 1u Server Power supplies and I thought I would offer them up to members here.

Not massively powerful and a bit noisy but I have found them useful for a...

Hello,

I am trying to calculate the required plunge depth for a v cutter needed to produce a given diameter of hole.

Can someone explain the formula I need?

Thanks!
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Thanks Lee!
Finished size is 260mm diameter and 35mm thick.
90deg 9.5mm v bit - 40 mins (it was quicker but I had to slow the feeds right down as I have a bit of flex in my machine and slowing it...

Thanks for the welcome Geoffrey!



Haha! Looks like this forum will be a great place to hang aROUND!........ I'll get my coat....:uncomfortableness: