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16-09-2015
Thread: 3 Axis CNC router
by JoeHarris- Replies
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Re: 3 Axis CNC router
In case anyone is looking for help fixing two pieces of extrusion together... 1605916059 10mm transfer punch to mark then centre punch to get holes centred. 16060 insert 10x25mm aluminium and...
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29-12-2014
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Time for a Reality Check and encouragement to New builders.!
Ok well I feel it's time to stand up and say something about this Stupidly excessive over building and Micro examining of build process's Ie Epoxy leveling going off on the forum.!!
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09-02-2014
Thread: Doris CNC - early feedback appreciated
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: BUILD LOG: Doris CNC - early feedback appreciated
Ok I'll make this bit easier for you and tell you specs that I know work for this size and type machine.
Base frame: 50x50 or 60x60 x 3 or 4mm Steel. (Forget Ply wood waste of time)
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02-02-2014
Thread: Ready Steady Eddy
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Re: Ready Steady Eddy
It's done !
This is before showing the moat in place. Clive S recommended 10mm epoxy each side of the linear rail so with my rail being about 20mm wide the epoxy bed has to be 40mm wide. Because... -
31-01-2014
Thread: Ready Steady Eddy
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Re: Ready Steady Eddy
Reactive Resins Syntac EPAFD epoxy with Synamin 201-c slow hardener.
This was the starting point using shims to level up the linear rail support beams.
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29-12-2013
Thread: Quite an Unusual one
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Quite an Unusual one
If you don't need slaved motors and using steppers then have a look at the Csmio-IP-M controller or the Csmio-IP-S if you need slaved motors or using Servos with high count encoders and want the full...
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18-11-2013
Thread: Where is home on a milling machine?
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Where is home on a milling machine?
Ok Standing in front of the mill then X- is Left X+ right Y+ is moving away from you Y- towards Z + is upwards Z-. So the Dir & Step you would set relative so the motors turn in this direction.
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17-11-2013
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Re: New 6040 owner looking for advice from others with a chinese 6040/3040
Hi,
congratulations!
I was there some years ago, so lets see how we can make your learning faster.
Here are some tips for you , i will try to order them like steps:
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18-10-2013
Thread: New CNC Mill on the horizon
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: New CNC Mill on the horizon
I use M8 for bolting together the Gantry your copying. M5 for fastening profiled Linear rails.
In general you'll need an assortment of M5,M6, M8.
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Re: Help needed with understanding accuracy in measuring tools. I want to go straight
So after spending so much time contemplating, FYI here are the best 3 choices I found in Europe,
considering price, type of metal, thickness and height and first of all certified precision and... -
28-08-2013
Thread: A sufficiently strong machine
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A sufficiently strong machine
[Please note this post is not quite finished - I will be editing it in the next few days to include costings among other things]
Just over two years ago, when I made the steel frame for my router... -
22-08-2013
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Re: Sturdy and Fast all Steel CNC , my first build
Ok for this size and with Gantry upto 70-80KG.
80V Digital drives and recommend Leadshine AM882
3Nm nema 23 motors like these SY60STH88-3008BF
70Vdc PSU preferably unregulated toroidal with... -
17-08-2013
Thread: Small metal Lathes / IE 350 to 50W machines
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Re: Small metal Lathes / IE 350 to 50W machines
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17-08-2013
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Re: Small metal Lathes / IE 350 to 50W machines
Nothing wrong with that question.??
DudZ for inside turning you need a Boring bar and for general outside or face turning then you just need standard tooling which comes in few forms.
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17-08-2013
Thread: Assembling & alignment precision concerns
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Assembling & alignment precision concerns
Ok well your thinking is sound and milling a Reference edge is correct way. Regards aligning the other rail then it's not has difficult has you may be thinking.! The correct or official way will use...
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10-08-2013
Thread: Steel frame cnc router design/build
by JoeHarris- Replies
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Re: Steel frame cnc router design/build
I recommend this archaic video if you are learning to stick weld...
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06-08-2013
Thread: Steel frame cnc router design/build
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Steel frame cnc router design/build
No Don't buy 100A welder you need more Amp's spare for duty cycle. Biggest problem with cheap Arc welders is low Duty cycle or better put the time you can weld before the it trips out from over...
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06-08-2013
Thread: Steel frame cnc router design/build
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Steel frame cnc router design/build
Bit busy at minute to reply properly to machine but I will later.!! . . . .This is just a BIG Yes to welder, it's not has difficult has you may think. Buy good rods and keep them dry, warm them in...
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06-07-2013
Thread: Wiring home and limit switches
by JAZZCNC- Replies
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Re: Wiring home and limit switches
Hi Dan,
The way it's done is to series wire the E-stop and limits thru the 24V coil (coil not contact) of a relay. Then take the +5V signal from the BOB and run thru the contact of same relay and... -
19-04-2013
Thread: What to look for in an air compressor.
by John S- Replies
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Re: What to look for in an air compressor.
You have basically answerd your own question when you state 4.2cfm FAD which means Free Air delivery. because they don't have a swept volume like a piston compressor they have to state what they put...
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17-03-2013
Thread: diy powder coating
by graffian- Replies
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Re: diy powder coating
I powder coat my own parts. It's cheaper than paint.
I bought an unused electrostatic magic gun on ebay, the bloke I bought it off
bought it when he was restoring a car, but never got round to... -
17-03-2013
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Re: Video of CNC machining a double sided part.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8WVR3zAxNs
Here's the video on 2 sided parts. Its pretty lacking and that's probably because I didn't plan anything before picking up my phone and recording.... -
12-03-2013
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Re: Video of CNC machining a double sided part.
Yep same here. I always enjoy seeing how others tackled a job and it often gives me idea's. Utube has hundreds of cnc video's luckily.
Too right I watched the whole thing! I'm still new at... -
10-03-2013
Thread: Irving2008 - elves vacancy...
by mocha- Replies
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Re: Irving2008 - elves vacancy...
Irving, if you are reading this, it was on fire when I got there! :-)
MANY thanks to Adil, Geoffrey, Tony, Adam, Laurence, Joanne for all your help today and Grandma for the sarnies!
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05-03-2013
Thread: 3 Axis CNC router
by D.C.- Replies
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Re: 3 Axis CNC router
If you are using west system 105, it will cost about £100 for 5kg epoxy and £50 for 1kg hardener. Depending on how hardcore you want to be with the aggergates you will end up with a mix that contains...
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