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13-08-2017
Thread: Router Build Mk 1
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It's been a while since my last post, but things have moved on considerably. Here is the next installment of my build I hope you enjoy.
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Fashioning a bracket to hold the stepper motor at 90... -
18-05-2017
Thread: Router Build Mk 1
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Thanks Neale, that's reassuring. My main reason for going belt drive was to increase speed with the 1605 ballscrews. I've ordered HTD5 pulleys with 9mm width and belts. I figure I'll just cut slots...
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18-05-2017
Thread: Router Build Mk 1
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Ha, that's more or less exactly what I did. The quotes to have them made were coming in at silly money. I think one quote for the two plates was over £600. This forced my hand. I figured that two...
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17-05-2017
Thread: Router Build Mk 1
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Started construction of the Z axis front and rear plates. Armed with a hammer a center punch, a set of hss drill bits and a few counterbore bits off ebay and my trusty Clarke Bench drill this is the...
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17-05-2017
Thread: Router Build Mk 1
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Hi Desertboy,
Thanks for the comments. I did think about placing the supported rails on the side of the extrusion. The one reason that I didn't was because of the tolerances of the cutting of the... -
16-05-2017
Thread: Router Build Mk 1
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Here are some rendered drawings of my design. Some bits are missing like the motor and pulleys on the second X axis ball screw but they are identical to the other side only mirrored so you should get...
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15-05-2017
Thread: Router Build Mk 1
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Router Build Mk 1
After a fair few years of 'thinking' about it, and a few months learning a CAD package to make sure it'll stand a chance of working I've finally started work on my Mk 1 CNC router. I should have...
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