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01-12-2019 #6
I bought one of these machines about a year ago because for years I've had alsorts of ideas about building my own design router but didn't get anywhere past dreaming as I have little electronic knowledge. It is a great training tool, it's modular so it's cutting areas can be tailored to what you want within reason by buying longer extrusions and screws.
I only use it for light work such as cutting depron and balsa wood.
I now feel confident enough to start building a much more substantial moving gantry router.
I rigged up a brushless spindle for the router, photo attached. This was made to fit in the original mount. Mk2 will have pillow blocks rather than the flanged bearings of Mk1.
A torque arm stops the motor from spinning.
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