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Well, not exactly correct, we set it up UCCNC before you took the machine so the pendants can be added at a later date if required. This is why it just worked for you.
However, that said it's not...

That has to be the best bit of router-porn we've ever seen! Those close-ups!!!!

When are we going to see a tutorial on how to install that pendant and tool setter with UCCNC and where did you get...

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Yes it's handy but "run from here" is a job saver when a tool breaks or shit hits the fan or clamps, and very handy for long jobs which you want to break down into parts over a few sessions....

Just be mindful that they have both been doing this for many years and I'd bet my left gonad they didn't make the things you have within just a few weeks of ever using a CNC machine, so don't be so...

Lovely inlay in that end grain chopping board, Pilsbury. As Kitwin says also a pretty good test of the machine too. What sort of feeds and speeds did you try?

My workshop is brick, with concrete...

I'll add a 'Wow!' of my own, that's brilliant. I know the Aztec calendar is a popular test but it's the ability to cut out pieces like this that will fit together properly that really tests the...

Well, Sir all I can say is Wow, with only a week's experience using a CNC machine you should be massively proud of that and I can't wait to see what's rolling off in a year's time....

Mark, or is that Mr. Spielberg whichever you're a super star. The best bit for me was the credits, made me chuckle. . . . The cheque is in the post.

When I first built a small desktop type machine a few years ago I had no idea just how flimsy it was in truth. It's only with a little experience that you realise how substantial a machine needs to...

I have the following funny mind chart and i am very serious here. When i first look at sth i judge what i will need to break it.



If i can damage a machine or any element of it to render ...

I have a feeling that you're in the minority Pilsbury, having the common sense to do plenty of research before spending, well done already!!!:thumsup:

Please feel free to contact me BUT I'll repeat it again because I want it clearly known my comments are not about me selling machines.
It's purely to highlight what inexperienced eyes cannot see...

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I will answer your question regards why it's not suitable for aluminum and to be quite honest why it's only just suitable for cutting wood, and to be honest, I'd question its ability on very...

What do you need the machine for ? That's the main question.

if its to learn and make stuff, then better get a real mini mill /CNC/ , for that money an used one could be found. Smaller working...