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    You are planning well ;)

    As you have read the straight edge will simplify your life and keep your hair from being grey :D

    I did it the sloppy way!
    Read about someone who placed the linear rails beside each other and checked for gaps.. if there are none you can flip one and if they still are without gaps they are straight..
    I was lucky and had two straight rails that I could align the first long rail with. Could not get a feeling blade inserted anywere on the whole length of the rail.
    For the matching rail I mounted the gantry and slid back and forwards, drilling and tapping one hole at a time as close to the gantry as possible.
    For the gantry rails I took a steel ruler that I checked against my master straight rail..

    Straight edge and square is better I think ;)

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    The epoxy pour looks really good!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nickhofen View Post
    The epoxy pour looks really good!
    Well... need to say...

    Disaster

    Something went wrong ....

    There was a tiny leak.

    It leaked on the surface of Xaxis... it sucked inbetween the gantry and bed...

    I did make preparations to prevent this.

    I sprayed wd40 inbetween before pouring.

    So nothing could stick.. worked only partially.

    I needed a hammer an chisel to separate the gantry from the bed.

    1 side of the x bed surface delaminated from the steel ....destroyed .

    So deep breath ... cleanup and do it once more...


    Grtz Bert.








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    I am sorry to hear about that.

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