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    Dave whilst we'll all gladly point you in right direction with what's required for componets etc you are still the one who's got to build this machine so if don't do the research and come up with design and fully understand it then 90% chance your going to fail or at very least waste lot of money.

    For instance You say 1400mm but haven't got clue what's required to have machine that length and not run into problems which can and would come with it if not done correctly.
    There is no short cut to doing this correctly so if you Fail to prepare by doing the research then prepare to Fail.

    Don't get me wrong I'm not trying to put you off, far from it. But I am personally deliberatley with holding information from you because I know it wouldn't help you from lots of experience helping builders who have Failed because they didn't learn the knowledge and did rush into buying without clue whats required and why.!

    Strongly urge you to do the research and learn what's required and involved in building machine the size your asking. When you have done this it will become clear why the questions you are asking now are premature and potentialy dangerous to your wallet.

    Do what Clive says start build thread and ask questions about anything you don't understand. By this I don't mean ask about suppliers this comes later and by which time you'll know exactly what you need.
    First You need to know how to make the machine tick and why what you choose makes it ticks this way.!

    Do this and I'll gladly part with my knowledge but won't help anyone waste money( It would Kill yorkshire Man to see wasted cash.!!) which you surely will if carry on without doing the leg work.!
    Last edited by JAZZCNC; 27-10-2016 at 07:42 PM.

  2. #2
    hi thanks,
    i understand what you are saying, where can i find completed projects so i can read through the build
    daveo

  3. #3
    Quote Originally Posted by Daveo View Post
    hi thanks,
    i understand what you are saying, where can i find completed projects so i can read through the build
    daveo
    Select machines tab and choose the option from there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daveo View Post
    hi thanks,
    i understand what you are saying, where can i find completed projects so i can read through the build
    daveo
    Hi Daveo
    Just adding my words to what Jazz and Clive S have advised PLEASE take their advice. These guys saved me from making expensive mistakes and even then I still made some! You ask about completed projects - there are many under the build logs - here's mine here well nearly completed! Take time to study the builds, evaluate their strengths and weaknesses. Do your design and get it peer reviewed on this forum. Another pair of eyes from these experienced builders makes all the difference.

    My router has a 1100mm, 700mm and 300mm ballscrews and may well be suitable for the types of projects you are suggesting. I made the mistake of buying 1605 ballscrews instead of 1610 - I did what you want to do - spending money too quickly without thoroughly working out what I wanted to do. For the materials you want to cut 1610 ballscrews on the x an.d y axes with a 1605 on the Z will do just fine.

    Anyway good luck with your design and build

    Regards
    Mike

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