Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
No point it's waste of time and money trying to upgrade that machine. By design it's fundamentally flawed and you'll always be chasing something or other.
Said this many times but you really can't "make silk purse out of Sows ear" so save your money and don't try. Better option would be to tidy it up a little find the faults you think it's got then sell it on.
Then look at DIY build or buying a better machine.
Hi mate.

I have looked into finding a better machine, but this is my "Hobby" machine, so i make smaller less important things, so i cant really justify the spend. Additionally, this one is just to learn on, in advance of my friend ordering the larger one, and boy has it been a steep learning curve (thanks to your help too!).

Would it not still be more economical to buy a new frame and use the existing electronics, steppers etc?